California utility works to mitigate a disaster and minimize system damage after wildfires
It’s been a year since the emergency drought order was lifted following the state’s rough five-year stretch. But now some are concerned that water use is back to pre-drought levels.
Rescue workers spent 13 hours inspecting a maze of sewer pipe running underneath L.A.’s Griffith Park before finding 13-year-old Jesse Hernandez
In this video profile, Rainbow Municipal Water District's general manager, Tom Kennedy, discusses the challenges that come with a service area transitioning from heavily rural and agricultural to more residential
Developing a strategic plan helped struggling water district find focus, stabilize operations and improve service.
Water utilities in California have to more carefully monitor and report their water loss data to comply with a law that officially went into effect toward the end of 2017. One water utility data management company looks closer at the new law’s effects.
San Jose is ahead of the curve in adopting new techniques to control stormwater and reduce pollution.
Utilities assess infrastructure damage as Montecito recovers from natural disaster
After massive snowfall in 2016-17 brought the state out of drought, precipitation amounts this winter are off to a slow start
The San Jose Environmental Services Department looks beyond standard stormwater management methods to keep waterways clean
