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This database contains press and video clips on water issues of interest to the San Diego County Water Authority.
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February 18, 2010 |
The Poway Chieftan Tunneling done on San Vicente pipeline project Tunneling is now complete on the $324 million San Vicente Pipeline, which stretches from the San Vicente Dam in East County to an aqueduct west of Interstate 15 on Mercy Road. See full story. |
Alpine Sun CWA committee informed of ag water discount extension A San Diego County Water Authority workgroup will meet with agricultural representatives in early February to discuss the future of the SDCWA's Special Agricultural Water Rate program. View a PDF of this story here. |
San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial: HOAs must change ways Southern Californians have done much better conserving water than they are usually given credit for; demand in the region is about the same as it was in the early 1990s, despite a population increase of 20 percent. See full story. |
San Diego Daily Transcript S.D. City Council moves to implement mayor's Clean Generation program The San Diego City Council took a preliminary step toward implementing Mayor Jerry Sanders' Clean Generation program, which will allow homeowners to finance energy efficiency and water conservation improvements through loans tied to their property tax bills. See full story. |
San Diego Daily Transcript Procopio's Lormon appointed to water district's blue ribbon committee Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves and Savitch partner John J. Lormon has been appointed to serve as a member of the Metropolitan Water District’s 2060 Blue Ribbon Committee. See full story. |
Ramona Sentinel San Diego County earns green award California Sustainability Alliance has awarded San Diego County a 2009 Sustainability Showcase Award in the category of local, large governments. See full story. |
Ramona Sentinel Water board adopts budget calendar Ramona Municipal Water District directors approved a draft of the budget calendar for fiscal year 2010-11 with a public hearing and final budget adoption tentatively scheduled for May 25. See full story. |
The Desert Sun Desalination reconsidered as way to quench water needs Once a pipe dream, using the Pacific Ocean to help solve the parched west's water needs is becoming a more real possibility by the day. See full story. |
Imperial Valley Press IID responds in writing to QSA Q&A The Imperial Irrigation District issued its responses to the public’s questions regarding the Quantification Settlement Agreement litigation on Tuesday. See full story. |
Fresno Bee Judge Wanger speaks at water meeting Federal Judge Oliver W. Wanger knows that many of his legal decisions in the state's ongoing water wars have earned him a reputation in the agricultural community as "the bad guy in the black hat." See full story. |
Fresno Bee Nunes to introduce water legislation A local congressman said Wednesday that he will introduce legislation to address a host of controversial water issues that have frustrated San Joaquin Valley farmers and ranchers. See full story. |
Fresno Bee EDITORIAL: Feinstein offers an equitable water plan We have supported a balanced approach to dividing up California’s limited water supply that recognizes the needs of protecting the environment, providing drinking water to urban residents and giving farmers a fair share of this crucial resource. See full story. |
San Jose Mercury News Editorial: Feinstein should end effort to divert Delta water The one shining bipartisan accomplishment of the California Legislature in recent years was the complex, comprehensive water deal enacted last fall. See full story. |
San Francisco Chronicle Opinion: Water is jobs This is a make-or-break moment for California's agricultural economy. See full story. |
Sacramento News & Review Fish out of water? The three-year public process that could lead to construction of the controversial peripheral canal connecting the Sacramento River and the Delta to Southern California has been steered by private interests and campaign contributions, claim conservation groups opposed to the watery delivery project. See full story. |