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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 10, 2010 |
Imperial Valley Press Quantification Settlement Agreement ruling temporarily suspended The Quantification Settlement Agreement will continue on as usual as the California Appellate Court approved a temporary stay, giving both sides time to prepare for future litigation. See full story. |
San Diego News Room Long way to go for water bond until November ballot Some of the most heated debates in California's water wars revolve around the Bay Delta. California might need to find a different solution to its water problems, if poll results showing voter support of the proposed $11 billion water bond are any indication. See full story. |
San Diego News Room Commentary: Let's use the water we have On a camping and rafting expedition gone haywire, Homer Simpson, Flanders and Bart were stranded at sea with only one canteen of water. Unfortunately, Homer used the water to wash his socks. San Diego’s use of water is similarly inefficient. See full story. |
San Diego Union-Tribune Governor seeks Klamath drought declaration KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — Gov. Ted Kulongoski said Tuesday he expects to sign a state drought declaration for the Klamath Basin next week, but state and federal aid will not be enough to stave off hard times for farmers. See full story. |
Vasalia Times-Delta Editorial: Water policy should be comprehensive Sacramento lawmakers are preparing to take action to prevent water transfers from agriculture users to urban users. A bill in the Legislature would prevent sale of water from an ag user to an urban user for a contract that lasts more than 10 years. See full story. |
Fresno Bee U.S. aid sought for California drought WASHINGTON -- California's specialty crop farmers could get help from a $150 million emergency aid amendment added Tuesday to a larger jobs and unemployment package. See full story. |
Contra Costa Times Australia provides lessons on water To help California create beneficial water policies for the future, state water managers are turning for help to Australia and, ironically, to an area with close ties to the history of the Inland Empire. See full story. |
Stockton Record Delta oversight panel already being undermined, lawmakers fear Appointments to a new council overseeing the Delta are coming "very, very soon," the Schwarzenegger administration said Tuesday. See full story. |