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Tap water in Valley cities contains the known human carcinogen hexavalent chromium in concentrations that far exceed maximum levels proposed by the State of California, according to a study.
Industrial Los Angeles is the manifestation to excavate its past and understand its present form through a series of photographic essays.
Officials both in California and Colorado are finding low snowpacks in local mountain ranges, both which serve millions of Californians.
Golden State Water Company wants to raise its rates; citizens are fighting back. Are they asking the right questions?
The Central Basin Water District--a public agency that serves more than two million L.A. County residents--is paying nearly $200,000 in tax payer money to ensure that Google News searches associated with their department display positive results.
The L.A. River can look to the Cheonggyecheon River in Seoul for inspiration in revitalizing an urban watershed.
The L.A. River can look to the Cheonggyecheon River in Seoul for inspiration in revitalizing an urban watershed.
As Southern California's population grows and water is in ever shorter supply, one Orange County water district is looking to an odd source for more water: the middle of the Mojave Desert.
Writer and kayaker George Wolfe discussing the importance of accessibility and recreation to the Los Angeles River.
Understanding the social ecology and connectivity of our cities and its watershed, organizations such as Heal the Bay, the Watershed Council, and the…