Waterless Lease
LADWP to turn off water for ranchers The biggest private landowner in Inyo and Mono Counties, controlling more than 315,000 acres, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP)[…]
Tagged: LADWP
L.A. Considers Condemnation Threats to be Garbage
Inyo County Supervisors adopted resolutions of necessity to authorize the filing of condemnation actions to acquire three properties from the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP). The action[…]
Water, Water Everywhere
Counties and LADWP try to figure out what to do with all the runoff Early spring runoff is already filling canals and open fields in Inyo County following of one[…]
The Longest Straw: Hiking the L.A. Aqueduct
Filmmaker Sam Bode will present “follow the water” documentary in Bishop Back in 2008, Sam Bode went camping with some friends by Mono Lake. She had just moved to Los[…]
McCoy, Maslen and Mulholland
The story of the “house for sale” on Highway 395 Some of us drive by the old, run-down, and seemingly abandoned building sandwiched between Highway 395 and Crowley Lake Drive,[…]
L.A to Hit Inyo With 461% Rent Increase
On Tuesday, the Inyo County Board of Supervisors was informed by its staff that a new lease with LADWP for its landfill property is about to become a lot more[…]
