Orange County needs a unified approach to water conservation, development of new supply and infrastructure and drought preparedness as California faces the driest 22-year period in over a thousand years, the Orange County Grand Jury recommended in a new report.
Featured Image: Michael Yeboah, a nursing supervisor for MemorialCare, consults with a prospective patient who’s hoping to get tested for coronavirus on April 13, 2020….
CHARLES T. GIBSON, Santa Margarita Water District President Thanks to investments in facilities, storage, and water use-efficiencies including recycled water, people in Southern California can…
MWDOC Board ‘Urges’ State to Lift Emergency Water Restrictions By Eric Heinz Updated On Wednesday, the State Water Resources Control Board voted to maintain the…
California is in the midst of a historic drought. Residents are worried. Leaders have imposed restrictions. People are taking action. The Capistrano Dispatch Facing diminishing…
Appellate court ruling rejecting San Juan’s tiered water rates could have statewide impacts By Allison Jarrell A California Fourth District Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday…
This week’s edition of The Capistrano Dispatch includes our annual Green Issue, a special pullout section dedicated to environmental issues. Click on the cover image below to…
Joanna Clark, San Juan Capistrano Global warming is no longer a philosophical threat, no longer a future threat. It is happening now. Global warming has…
