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Water:
In its final snow survey of the year, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) trekked up into the mountains near Sacramento on Tuesday to check on our "frozen reservoirs."
Golden Green:
It's a sign of the L.A. River's health that we are arguing over what it means.
Wildlife:
White pelicans are common this time of year along the California coast and in the estuary of the Colorado River, but in a few weeks, they will pick up and head for other parts of the country.
Water:
Officials both in California and Colorado are finding low snowpacks in local mountain ranges, both which serve millions of Californians.
Waterways:
Urban Los Angeles may often be referred to "park poor," but up in the Owens Valley, Inyo County officials see the controversial land grab a century ago as an opportunity for recreational tourism.
Waterways:
Los Angeles is one of seven cities chosen for a pilot project to revitalize polluted urban waterways, White House officials announced today.
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'Slake' Video Project Puts Heat on LADWP Over Owens Valley
The story of the Owens Valley Water War is usually told in the past tense, but it still unfolds today, a century later. And a forthcoming video series intends to bring us all up to speed.
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