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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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March 4, 2010 |
Imperial Valley Press All-American Canal test buoys placed Construction workers strung the first official buoy line across the All-American Canal at Drop 2 on Wednesday to prepare for March 18 in-water tests. See full story. |
San Diego Union-Tribune and North County Times Wet winter leaves Sierra snowpack above average SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California's wet winter has left an above-average snowpack in the Sierra Nevada, boosting prospects for additional water deliveries to cities and farms, water officials said on Wednesday. See full story. |
Fallbrook-Bonsall Village News Opinion: We must stop Merriam Mountains project The Merriam Mountains project threatens to set a dangerous precedent in San Diego. See full story. |
San Diego Daily Transcript Study: New California homes use less water than existing ones SACRAMENTO -- According to a new study released this week, new homes built to current standards use far less water than homes built 20 years ago, and will use even less water when the California Green Building Standards Code comes into effect in 2011. See full story. |
San Diego Union-Tribune and North County Times City attorney: grass case against OC man to be cut ORANGE, Calif. — Prosecutors say an Orange County man who removed his grass to save water now has enough drought-tolerant plants in his front yard to comply with a city ordinance that requires 40 percent of a yard be covered with live landscaping. See full story. |
Los Angeles Times Editorial: A less green Orange The remarkable charm of the city of Orange, whose Old Towne is the largest district on the National Register of Historic Places in California, is the result of its steadfast refusal to change with the times. See full story. |
San Francisco Chronicle Water supply: so far, snow good Californians are experiencing a unique kind of drought - one in which there appears to be plenty of water to squirt around. See full story. |
The Press-Enterprise Sierra snowpack above normal but more needed The Sierra Nevada snowpack remains slightly above normal, but more precipitation is desperately needed to counter several dry years and increase water deliveries to Southern California this summer, state officials said Wednesday. . See full story. |
Capital Press Rep. Nunes ready to let water flow Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., says he is helping to pave the way for a suspension of federal species protections on the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta in hopes that Republicans will gain control of Congress this year. See full story. |
Capital Press Editorial: California's need for water will not evaporate Word last week that federal water managers were increasing this year's allotment for irrigation is being greeted with understandable skepticism by growers in California's parched San Joaquin Valley. See full story. |