The siphon varies from 7.5 feet to 10 feet in ... It was built from 1933-41 by about 30,000 workers. The California Aqueduct, seen here in the Antelope Valley. Water from Northern California ...

Within six years, another pipeline was built to transport water from the aqueduct south to San Diego. The influx of water fueled Southern California’s rapid growth during and after World War II.

Finished in 1913, the 233-mile-long aqueduct runs from the Owens Valley in eastern California to the San Fernando Valley and on to countless homes and businesses. Because of Los Angeles ...

The area closest to the epicenter felt "very strong" shaking as defined by the Modified Mercalli Intensity Scale; that zone includes a section of the California Aqueduct, which transports water ...

A drone provides a view of water pumped from the Harvey O. Banks Delta Pumping Plant into the California Aqueduct, which delivers Northern California river water to Southern California ...

Built in the 1970s, the lake provides water to millions of Californians, supports recreation and serves as the terminus for the East Branch of the California Aqueduct. The first phase, the Perris ...