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North County water districts looking to part ways with San Diego Water Authority - Vimarsana News

North County water districts looking to part ways with San Diego Water Authority

Fallbrook and Rainbow are both hopeful the San Diego Local Agency Formation Commission will vote in favor of proposals to purchase water from the Eastern Municipal Water District.

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Morning Report: State Steps Into San Diego's Water Divorce Debate - Vimarsana News

Morning Report: State Steps Into San Diego's Water Divorce Debate

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State Legislature Steps Into San Diego's Water Divorce Debate - Vimarsana News

State Legislature Steps Into San Diego's Water Divorce Debate

A bill in the state Assembly would make it harder for local water districts to leave their regional partnerships if they're seeking cheaper water rates.

Despite 'multitude of risks,' San Diego region could tap cash reserves to blunt spiking water rates - Vimarsana News

Despite 'multitude of risks,' San Diego region could tap cash reserves to blunt spiking water rates

Ratepayers across the region face surging water rates as a result of plummeting demand, sewage recycling projects and costly desalination. But is drawing down emergency funds the answer?

Despite 'multitude of risks,' San Diego region could tap cash reserves to blunt spiking water rates - Vimarsana News

Despite 'multitude of risks,' San Diego region could tap cash reserves to blunt spiking water rates

Ratepayers across the region face surging water rates as a result of plummeting demand, sewage recycling projects and costly desalination. But is drawing down emergency funds the answer?