Utilities Manager News Today

Town leaders in Leighton said they’re already looking ahead and taking action to make sure their water supply doesnt drop too low again.

Penn’s Northeast has received a $7,500 grant from the PPL Foundation.

Extreme H, the first hydrogen-only motor racing series, will promote fuel cells as an alternative to batteries for electrifying transport. Does it have a valid point?

The Nipomo Community Services District board of directors approved the hiring of Raymond Dienzo as the new general manager, replacing the retiring Mario Iglesias who served in the position for

The Extreme E electric racing series is now powering its events with hydrogen derived from methanol using technology from Kaizen Clean Energy.

Residents in Amory have growing concerns about catching up on their power bill.

Broward officials, both elected ones and employees, who have been accused of everything from bid-rigging to campaign money mismanagement have a new czar to deal with: A new Inspector General is taking over next year.

Outdoor water use changes in effect

Ten months ago, Governor Gavin Newsom called on Californians to voluntarily reduce water usage by 15 percent but the state still remains far from that goal.

The Plymouth City Council is poised to possibly select a new City Administrator and Utilities Manager on Thursday. The position was filled temporarily...