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It may be legal, but it’s not fair. That’s the state of a current wave of water problems in the west. UNM Utton Center Writer-In-Residence and Water Policy and Law Expert John Fleck says it’s as simple as that when it comes to California and the...

Looking for a good job that allows you to escape the city or stay in the small community you call home? Consider the field of water management and, specifically, water

There is no federal bailout. Water customers will pay the tab. In 10 years alone, the average water user will pay an extra $528 a year, with the bill rising 143% from $31 to $75 per month.

State Engineer Mike Hamman said, “We need to grow the water workforce in the state at all levels.”

Fort Lauderdale says it's time to replace its aging water treatment plant with a new one that will cost nearly $700 million. But some think Fiveash can be saved. And a whole lot of money with it.

The highly anticipated State Water Task Force Report is flowing towards the public. After months in the making, dozens of sets of eyes, and waves of approvals, the report is on display. Its goal is to highlight the biggest issues plaguing the...

CITY COUNCILS ENCINITAS The Encinitas City Council will meet in closed session to discuss litigation at 4 p.m.

Community organizers in Albuquerque say they have collected more than 200 unwanted guns at the latest buyback event.

Projections by leading experts anticipate a 25% reduction in the available water supply due to climate change. 

A preview of what city councils, school boards in North San Diego County will be considering in the upcoming week