Water
The Coachella Valley Water District has approved a water agreement reaching nearly six decades into the future, seeking to protect the imported supplies that replenish the region’s aquifer while accepting higher costs and a provision allowing its partner to reclaim water during dry years.
Seven new California data center laws add water, energy, CEQA and disclosure rules as Coachella Valley cities restrict projects and IID adopts Schedule LL.
The Coachella Valley Water District could leave as much as 90,000 acre-feet of water in the Colorado River...
Federal officials have established a new framework for managing the Colorado River through 2036, but the most...
California’s new drinking-water standard is forcing five local providers toward treatment plants, new wells and...
Coachella, Indio and Desert Hot Springs paused data centers over water and power. But the region’s high electricity prices may be the bigger barrier.
A new regional water plan prepared by six Coachella Valley water suppliers offers a message that is both...
Alex Sanchez of La Quinta was sworn in on May 26 as a CVWD Board Member after being appointed to the vacant...
A proposed Imperial Irrigation District tariff for large electricity users could reshape the debate over...