
Baja California’s Hurricane and Sewer Forecast Gain Momentum
America’s Finest City is currently experiencing a beach hazard advisory due to a high degree of winds and surf conditions. A hurricane named Eugene has

America’s Finest City is currently experiencing a beach hazard advisory due to a high degree of winds and surf conditions. A hurricane named Eugene has

In San Diego, recycled water has become a resourceful and useful means of local water supply. The recycled water is used to irrigate fairgrounds, golf

Many cities throughout California are conscientious of recycling and have been for the long term. But recycling water has now become a magnified topic as

When a natural disaster occurs, it’s important to know how to protect yourself and your belongings. It’s a good idea to know the basics in

San Diego is known for its great gardens, parks and even hot-air ballooning in majestic skies. But there’s more. Communities all throughout the city are

Undoubtedly, you are still enjoying the many highlights that this time of year brings, but as the glory days of summer begin to wane, no

San Diego is part of a semi-arid coastal desert environment that averages only 9.3 inches of rainfall annually. Less than one-fourth of San Diego’s water

With more than 2,500 miles of roads, nearly 5,000 miles of sidewalks, and a maze of underground pipes and sewer lines, San Diego focal point

Carlsbad and Vista have teamed up to launch a two-year, $64.2 million sewer project that includes the replacement of a key pump station and a

In the City of San Diego, everyone has a San Diego water bill that includes a flat sewer rate. The rate is based on the

The University of California at San Diego has a task oriented and carefully documented system for reporting sanitary sewer overflows when they occur. The goal

San Diego’s Water Board is offering opportunities for the community to become involved in the future of water quality. There are informative workshops and meetings

San Mateo has developed an alternative plan for rehabilitating sewer laterals due to excessive sanitary sewer overflows. This is caused by inflow and infiltration from

The City of Sonora and its aging water line has sustained a significant overflow from a fire hydrant lateral with an approximate 90,000 gallons of

Many of us are experiencing a rainy season now that summer is in full swing. Along with the sunny delights and fanfare this time of

There have been a couple of incidents, just this year, of animals getting lodged in sewer openings. Thankfully, they were rescued putting concerned residents at

Summer is indeed here in all its glory. We know that means rainfall is here, too. In fact, in many parts of the Country we