Over the next two decades, Los Angeles County will collect billions more gallons in water from local sources, especially storm and reclaimed water, shifting from its reliance on other region’s water ...

After heavy rains, water flows down the concrete-lined Los Angeles River past La Kretz Bridge, linking Atwater Village with Griffith Park. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times) Heavy rains this ...

About six billion gallons of water poured into San Gabriel Mountain reservoirs during last week’s storm, according to the L.A. County Public Works. That was the largest single deposit of water into ...

(TNS) — Roughly two-thirds of the 70 million gallons of sewage spilled in Los Angeles County, Calif., since 2007 ended up in a storm drain or a river connected to the Pacific Ocean, according to ...

A heron takes flight off of an abandoned shopping cart in the bed of the Los Angeles River in Long Beach. L.A. County aims to collect billions more gallons of local water by 2045. (Luis Sinco / Los ...

Heavy rains this winter and spring sent torrential flows down local creeks and rivers, and L.A. County managed to capture and store a significant amount of that stormwater, officials say. To be exact, ...