Surveying Water Districts In Southern California After Heavy Rainfall. A Look Into Water Districts Across The Region. Jan 20, 2023 ...

A glass fills with tap water. A Newsweek map shows where millions of California residents will have to pay water bill increases from as early as this summer.

A map of the at-risk drinking water systems shows that they are impacted throughout the state, with some of the highest concentrations of impacted systems in Tulare, Kern and Los Angeles Counties.

CBS News Los Angeles Live. Several water districts in areas affected by the fires in Southern California have issued water alerts, warning residents of low water quality.. The Los Angeles ...

Some SoCal water districts report possible shortages as drought conditions worsen 02:40. A new state report from the California Department of Water Resources shows many of the water districts in ...

The cuts come despite the spotlight on California's water policy from the Trump administration in the wake of the Los Angeles area wildfires. Read more about that here.

This map draws on data collected from the California State Water Resources Control Board (from Jan. 1, 2017 to Sept. 24, 2020) and several districts that conducted their own water testing after 2020, ...

Nearly 20% of California’s urban water agencies reported they could see significant water shortages in the coming months as the state braces for a potential fourth consecutive year of drought.

The consolidation of six water systems, led by East Niles Water District, seeks to address ongoing water quality issues in rural areas near Bakersfield. Latest Kern County, California and US and ...

In this alternate universe, one water agency sees black while the other sees white. One sees good while the other sees bad. One says yes while the other says no.

FOR MORE TO TAKE EFFECT IN APRIL. CONCERNS FROM NORTHERN CALIFORNIA WATER AGENCIES ABOUT THE IMPACTS OF FEDERAL CUTS TO THE BUREAU OF RECLAMATION. THE MANAGERS OF 14 WATER AGENCY SENT A LETTER TO ...

In the high desert, water districts in Victorville, Hesperia, and Adelanto will have to cut water use from 18% to 23% by 2040 Not all cities in California will face drastic cuts, though.