According to Indio Police officer Ben Guitron, the two deer were drifting in water current westbound. He also says it appeared as though they were exhausted and had been in the canal for an extended period of time.
If you’re a Coachella Valley Water District customer, your bill could get a little higher next month as local districts are now looking to conserve more water.
A sustainable aquifer is essential for the future economic prosperity of the Coachella Valley,” said CVWD Board President John Powell, Jr. “These conservation actions will encourage water-use efficiency and move us toward meeting the state’s goal of a 15% overall reduction in water use.”
The Imperial Irrigation and Coachella Valley Water Districts are the two biggest water regulators in the desert, and with the drought forcing more federal regulations, we broke down where each district gets its water from and how it flows right into your tap.
The Metropolitan Water District, which covers areas like San Bernardino County, took unprecedented actions to conserve water. For the Coachella Valley Water District, they won’t be taking similar measures.
The Coachella Valley Water District adopted a few actions from its Water Shortage Contingency Plan. It includes not being able to irrigate from 10 a.m. until sunset.
Scientists discover more mobile home communities in the Eastern Coachella Valley have contaminated drinking water, but local representatives say they’re taking the first solid step to getting these families clean water.
(CNS) – Riverside County supervisors Tuesday approved a resolution declaring a local state of emergency stemming from storm damage in the southeast Coachella Valley, where electrical transmission lines were knocked down during high winds and flooding, leaving hundreds without power for days. In a 5-0 vote, the Board of Supervisors affirmed an emergency declaration issued […]
