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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 31, 2011 |
KFMB-TV Governor says drought over; San Diego restrictions to last another month SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Gov. Jerry Brown officially ended California's latest drought Wednesday, but it could be another month before water use restrictions are lifted in the city of San Diego. See full story. |
North County Times REGION: Drought's over, governor declares California's three-year drought is officially over thanks to the recent winter storms, Gov. Jerry Brown declared Wednesday. See full story. |
North County Times REGION: Drought's over, governor declares California's reservoir storage has gone from famine to feast, providing a solid foundation for Gov. Brown's order Wednesday lifting the state's drought declaration. See full story. |
KPBS Radio Calif. Drought Over But Restrictions Remain In San Diego Water from San Diego faucets and shower heads is distributed by the Los Angeles-based Metropolitan Water District. See full story. |
San Diego Union- Tribune Letters to the Editor: Despite fears La Niña would exacerbate California’s water supply crisis, the wet winter filled reservoirs statewide and provided a well-above-average Sierra snowpack, prompting Gov. Jerry Brown to declare an end to the drought (March 30). See full story. |
San Diego Daily Transcript City water restrictions to remain in place, for now Gov. Jerry Brown has declared an end to California's three-year-old drought, but the city of San Diego is waiting for more information before lifting the water usage restrictions placed on residents and businesses. See full story. |
San Diego Daily Transcript Photovoltaic solar panels activated at Helix Water The Helix Water District unveiled Wednesday its new 290-kilowatt solar power generating system in El Cajon. See full story. |
Ramona Sentinel Supervisors continue general plan update to April 13 San Diego County Board of Supervisors heard additional comments about the county’s general plan update before continuing the hearing to April 13. See full story. |
Sacramento Bee Brown's message: Drought's over, but conservation still
matters California's drought is over. But don't get carried away. See full story. |
KQED Radio CA Drought Lifted, Snowpack at 15-Year High Frank Gehrke summed it up: "Well, it has been a really crazy winter," said the state's chief surveyor of the Sierra Nevada snowpack. See full story. |
LA Daily News DROUGHT IS OVER THE rain has fallen, the snow is packed deep on the mountains, and now the drought is over. Time to crank up the sprinklers, right? See full story. |
Fresno Bee Westlands eases resistance to delta water plan The Westlands Water District and its urban and agricultural water allies have -- at least for the moment -- backed off a request to block a federal plan to help endangered salmon that will kick in Friday. See full story. |
Wall Street Journal Wet Winter Can't Slake West's Thirst BOULDER CITY, Nev.—For the 30 million Americans who depend on the Colorado River for their water, this past winter's soaking rains and snows will only leave them thirsting for more. See full story. |
USA Today 'Absurdly deep' Sierra snow great news for dry California
SODA SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) — Chris Rivest's father sent him from San Francisco to the family vacation to the family vacation cabin near the Sierra Nevada crest with a seemingly simple chore — clear it and the driveway of snow. See full story. |
Contra Costa Times Delta's survival more important than fish WALNUT CREEK - Letting some fish species die off as part of a larger environmental restoration may be the best way to protect the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, a leading California think tank says. See full story. |
San Diego News Room Mudd: Focus on San Diego's future, not its past With the 2010 election cycle barely behind us, 2012 hopefuls are already gearing up for what looks to be a crowded mayor’s race. See full story. |