Water agencies up and down California will be getting larger allocations from the state and federal delivery systems this year, water managers…
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Pacifica State Beach, also known as Linda Mar, is one of the most popular beaches in San Mateo County for locals and tourists. From swimming t…
Nicole Sandkulla, current Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency CEO, is retiring at the end of December and will be replaced by Thomas…
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Multiple San Carlos residents are asking for City Council's help in determining how their water bills have gotten so high, sharing frustration…
California is entering a new phase of water conservation by requiring hundreds of cities and other urban suppliers serving 95% of residents to meet new mandates by 2040. Suppliers serving roughly a third of Californians won't need to cut water use to meet the requirements. Coastal California is expected to escape relatively unscathed, while inland communities will face far steeper conservation requirements. State data show that of a dozen water systems projected to face cuts of 40% or more, seven are located in the Central Valley, where many suppliers already struggle with water availability and quality. Suppliers will have to develop rebates, fee structures and other ways to provide incentives for people to use less water.
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Certain Half Moon Bay beaches continue to be impacted by excessive levels of health-hazardous fecal bacteria — in the second week of July, res…
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South San Francisco is all set to increase its sewer rates by 3% this upcoming fiscal year, which begins next month.
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Belmont is upping its sewer collection and treatment rates for property owners, citing projected funding gaps for maintenance and critical cap…
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Like in many cities throughout the Peninsula, increased water rates from the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission are being passed down t…
California is a semi-arid state in which the availability of water determines land use, and in turn shapes the economy.