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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 23, 2010 |
Voice of San Diego The Enigma of a San Diego Apartment’s Water Use The landlord's note taped to my apartment door brought news that made my stomach sink. See full story. |
Voice of San Diego Morning Report: The Case of the Invisible Water Hog You could call it the Case of the Invisible Water Hog. See full story. |
San Diego Daily Transcript Voters to have say on PLAs later this year Prevailing wage and pension plans for construction workers on publicly-funded projects will no longer be required in many parts of the county, if voters pass several ballot initiatives this election season. See full story. |
San Diego Union-Tribune Feds may spend $7.5 million on new fish ladder LOS ANGELES — Less than a decade after spending $1 million on a fish ladder that was supposed to help steelhead trout negotiate Santa Paula Creek, the federal government may spend another $7.5 million to design and build a new one. See full story. |
The Telescope (Palomar College) Opinion: Water World: Carlsbad desalination plant answers a regional need with scientific ingenuity San Diego officials and the California Coastal Commission recently began constructing a new desalination plant in Carlsbad to better southern California's current water shortage issues. See full story. |
East County Magazine Helix Water District Endorses Water Bond for November Ballot (San Diego's East County) -- At its February 17, 2010 meeting, the Helix Water District Board of Directors adopted a resolution supporting the $11.14 billion water bond set for the November 2010 ballot. See full story. |
Imperial Valley Press Valley Police Beat: Autopsy scheduled for body found in All American Canal CALEXICO — An autopsy is scheduled today for a young man who was found Monday by Border Patrol agents at Drop 3 of the All-American Canal, a coroner’s official said. See full story. |
Los Angeles Times Turf grass not always a 'green' thing, study shows Green is good, right? Not necessarily when it comes to lawns, according to a new study by UC Irvine researchers. See full story. |
Chico Enterprise Record DWR faulted for Oroville Dam power plant accident OROVILLE -- An investigation of a July 2009 accident at the Oroville Dam power plant found that the Department of Water Resources knowingly put its employees in harm's way by instructing them to perform a task under dangerous conditions. See full story. |
The Record-Searchlight Tehama-Colusa Canal Authority sues feds over water allocations A north state water irrigation canal operator is suing the federal government, saying it's violating the law by sending water south without first fully supplying agriculture here. See full story. |
Central Valley Business Times Humble salmon would be elevated to official state fish The Chinook salmon, largest of the Pacific salmons and once in abundance in the Central Valley where they spawn in the rivers and creeks, would become California’s official state anadromous fish under a bill authored by Assemblyman Jared Huffman, D-San Rafael. See full story. |
Modesto Bee Editorial: Feinstein water plan crucial for farmers We have always supported a balanced approach to dividing up California's limited water supply -- one that 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 Francisco Chronicle Opinion: Farmworkers against California water bond Expensive water: $11 billion, or $800 million in annual debt payments for the next 30 years. That's how much Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's water bond will cost California's taxpayers and their children to subsidize the agricultural industry for decades to come. See full story. |