This database contains press and video clips on water issues of interest to the San Diego County Water Authority.

March 9, 2010

San Diego Union-Tribune

Quick take: Panel to discuss how saving water can also save energy

How much power is in your water? More than you might think.

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Voice of San Diego

Council Not Talking Apartment Meters
By: Rob Davis

San Diego's City Council will not discuss a proposal that would require new apartments to be equipped with individual water meters. It had been scheduled for 6 p.m. tonight.

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San Diego Daily Transcript

Coastkeeper appoints Clay Clifton as project manager

San Diego Coastkeeper has appointed Clay Clifton as its watershed monitoring program manager.

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San Diego Daily Transcript

Experts hope future stimulus package will provide more infrastructure funding
By: Monica Unhold

Experts are divided as to whether the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act had a significant impact on employment in the region.

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Imperial Valley Press

Michael Abatti will not run for IID board in June
By: Brooke Ruth

Imperial Irrigation District Director Michael Abatti will not seek a second term on the board, he said Monday.

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Los Angeles Times

Another water project could divide the state
By: Bettina Boxall

Harvey Bailey was 11 when Friant Dam started spitting the San Joaquin River into an irrigation canal the size of a freeway.

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Contra Costa Times

Southern California water company official appointed to new Delta water agency
Gloria Gray appointed by Assemblywoman Karen Bass
By: Mike Taugher

A member of the board of directors of Southern California's largest water wholesaler is the first person appointed to a new agency in charge of the Delta ecosystem and water.

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Miller-McCune

Habitat Restoration on the Lower Colorado River: Something for Everyone
By: Ben Preston

Along its 1,450-mile length, the Colorado River crosses some of the wildest and most barren landscapes in North America, weaving through parts of Colorado, Utah, Arizona, Nevada, California, and the Mexican states of Baja California Norte and Sonora before emptying into the Gulf of California.

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