'To Quench a Thirst' is a three-part series produced by the San Diego County Water Authority that chronicles the region's search for water supplies, from historical to modern times.

Last summer, the City of Santa Clara unveiled a unique public outreach tool to throngs of thirsty customers

Class-action lawsuit claims the city intentionally covered up lead levels by failing to warn residents.

Employees get the unique opportunity to showcase their talents in front of family, friends and the community.

In this week’s news briefs, California officials consider dismissing a $1.55 million fine levied against the Byron-Bethany Irrigation District, and an Oregon city announces plans to sell unused water rights.

From effective leadership to strategic business planning, these five elements are critical for effective utility management.

At the Water Bar in Minneapolis, operators are bartenders and tap water is the beverage of choice. Find out how this unique experience educates the public about local water-quality issues.

EPA issues final general permits updating requirements for 260 small MS4 systems, maximizing flexibility for individual municipalities to tailor their efforts to individual needs and local conditions.

A national water-quality crisis — such as the recent events in Flint, Michigan — can spark questions from customers and the media. Here’s how several utilities are proactively handling the topic of lead contamination.

The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District offers stakeholders a crash course in wastewater management