After more than a decade of construction, project delays and cost escalations, San Mateo’s Clean Water Program is nearly finished but still re…
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NEW YORK — Once considered an oddity in American homes, bidets are becoming increasingly common as more people seek a hygienic and sustainable…
Testing is nearing completion on the highly-anticipated San Mateo and Foster City wastewater treatment plant.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill Monday that aims to increase the use of recycled water throughout the state.
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City leaders have officially cut the ribbon on the long-awaited wastewater treatment plan in San Mateo, a $600 million project that will serve…
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Redwood City may see more sewer rate increases after 2027, with its wastewater treatment provider citing aging infrastructure and costly impro…
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Half Moon Bay must cover 62% of the $25 million cost to replace the intertie pipeline that transports wastewater from Granada and Montara to t…
It’s true. Modern dishwashers are federally regulated to use no more than 3 1/2 gallons of water per wash, while hand-washing can waste nearly…
Reusable menstrual products, including cups, discs and period underwear, have gained traction as a cost-effective, long-lasting, environmental alternative to single-use products. In her lifetime, the average woman will use 10,000 menstrual products, and most of them wind up in landfills. The most popular options are single-use pads and tampons. They are made with plastic that can take hundreds of years to break down. But silicone menstrual cups can be reused for years, so they're cost-effective and long-lasting in addition to helping people reduce waste.
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Redwood City is looking to expand its use of recycled water, expanding its system in phases to service additional customers and improve what a…
