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Last week’s atmospheric river brought a brief but torrential downtown to Half Moon Bay and unincorporated parts of the Coastside, flooding roadways and leaving officials thinking about how to improve

Today, CFPUA will present its annual report to the Board of Commissioners. The report highlights the company’s progress with water, wastewater, and projects that ensure customers are getting safe and affordable water.

There’s no room in the inn — if you’re an airplane.

Blaine Hyggen Mayor of Lethbridge Saturday is the big day! Last month, I issued a community challenge to help out local food banks – and you responded!

New technology could make getting around Rockford, Illinois, on a bicycle a little easier and safer.

With rising sea levels potentially wreaking havoc on California coastlines in the decades ahead, San Clemente officials this week approved a Coastal Resiliency Plan to address shoreline erosion, coastal flooding and other consequences of potential rising sea levels.

On Wednesday, Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency, (SCV Water) managed to secure a $3.93 million grant to construct a permanent water...

In December 2020, I wrote in the Alexandria Times about our hopes that Alexandria City Public Schools could begin transitioning students back into schools in

Sports Arena parking lot improvements cut from award, as council desires to do more

After more than a five-year grant application process, SCV Water secured a $3.93 million grant from the State Water Resources Control Board to construct a permanent water supply for Los Angeles Residential Community and Lily of the Valley Mobile Village.