WE HEAR YOU … SORTA
“We appreciate your input and this presentation; we have listened to your concerns and ideas and we hear you. We can’t do anything right now, but we’ll get back to[…]
“We appreciate your input and this presentation; we have listened to your concerns and ideas and we hear you. We can’t do anything right now, but we’ll get back to[…]
After some relatively chilly spring weather, the Eastern Sierra runoff drama is heating up. Streams and creeks that were languishing in the “normal” runoff range are starting to gush like[…]
BY KLUSMIRE The plug has been pulled out of the bottom of the Owens Valley plumbing system and the spigot is wide open. The Los Angeles Department of Water and[…]
Friday. Tenth of March. A section of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power’s L.A. Aqueduct collapsed. Two miles out of Olancha. The cause: intense rain. “Storm water pooled[…]
While water supply continues to hover around a “critical point” for the city of Los Angeles, the amount of water available to Inyo County has also reached an all-time low[…]
In a public ruling late last month, Inyo County was dealt a setback in its attempts to take over three landfills from the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.[…]
