California cities pay far more for water on average than districts that supply farms — with some urban water agencies shelling out more than $2,500 per acre-foot of surface water, and some irrigation ...

California cities pay far more for water on average than districts that supply farms -- with some urban water agencies ...

As part of the agreement, the West Villages Improvement District will acquire a 1.43-acre parcel for its new offices ...

It has all happened at a dizzying pace since the world re-opened after the COVID pandemic shut many renovation projects down ...

Plants need water, and people aren’t always around to provide it. I realized this fact when a wildfire engulfed my rural California neighborhood in August 2020. During the three-week evacuation period ...

Why California cities pay far more for water on average than districts that supply farms? A new report provides the answers.

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A local irrigation district board was the recipient of an award from the Columbia Basin Development League designed to ...

Florida pumps $15 million into Taylor Creek Reservoir to add supply, as part of $25 million in alternative water supply ...

A new report from UCLA and the Natural Resources Defense Council found nearly a quarter of Colorado River water is basically ...

Manteca — as well as the cities of Tracy and Lathrop — are now paying 2005 prices for raw surface water. That is about to ...