Drought contingency plan coming to Glendale council
By Darrell Jackson | Glendale With recent storms having improved water levels in reservoirs that supply residents in the west, Glendale is prepared to hear
By Darrell Jackson | Glendale With recent storms having improved water levels in reservoirs that supply residents in the west, Glendale is prepared to hear
By Andrew Howard | Cronkite News The director of the Arizona Department of Water Resources told a Senate panel Wednesday there is an “urgent need”
By Ian James | Arizona Republic Gov. Doug Ducey has called Arizona’s Colorado River drought plan the most significant piece of water legislation signed in
By Janet Wilson | Palm Springs Desert Sun Another group of top state officials visited the Salton Sea this week to promise that this time,
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services The leaders of Colorado River basin states are asking Congress to approve the newly adopted drought contingency plan
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times This winter has been an astonishingly wet one for Arizona. Last week, Phoenix saw yet more rain. In
By Heather Smathers | Maricopa Monitor About 50 people gathered in Casa Grande to hear a discussion on the impact of the drought on Pinal
By PinalCentral A proposal from the town of Queen Creek to provide water to homes in San Tan Valley has been met with mockery from
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times Rusty Bowers, the Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives, quietly revived a controversial bill this week
(Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussions purposes only.) Opinion: Arizona and other Colorado River basin states are darned if they comment and
By Kristin Lam | USA TODAY California is completely drought free for the first time since 2011 as a wet winter winds down, scientists said.
By Bettina Boxall | Los Angeles Times The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California on Tuesday sealed California’s participation in a landmark Colorado River drought
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services | Arizona Daily Star Rebuffed by a House panel, a Globe lawmaker convinced a Senate committee Tuesday that
By Jim Headley | InMaricopa In Arizona’s newly passed Drought Contingency Plan (DCP), farmers in Pinal County stand to lose two-thirds of the irrigation water
By Heather Smathers | Pinal Central Pinal County farmers and irrigation districts are sounding the alarm that the county’s economy can’t sustain the hit
(Editor’s note: News releases are published as submitted unless there are errors of fact.) The City of Peoria is made up of 178 square miles
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times With another deadline missed Monday, the head of the Bureau of Reclamation is now
By Heather Smathers | Maricopa Monitor Water users heard from state and local leaders Monday on the future of water for Pinal County. Specifically,
By Jim Headley | InMaricopa Drought and global warming are combining to turn Arizona’s dream into a mid-summer nightmare. According to many climatologists, Arizona is
By Howard Fischer /Capitol Media Services via PinalCentral Gov. Doug Ducey said Friday he sees no reason for farmers to give up growing cotton
By Ian James and Janet Wilson | Arizona Republic Water poured into an artificial wetland next to the Gila River near Sacaton as Arizona’s
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times Last October, Dorothy Timian-Palmer was frustrated. Over the course of two decades, Vidler Water Company, where she
By Dustin Gardiner | Arizona Republic State water regulators say there may not be enough water underground for dozens of planned developments in Pinal County, new subdivisions that,
By Janet Wilson | Palm Springs Desert Sun With a Monday deadline looming, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California has offered to break an impasse
By Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services | Arizona Capitol Times A House panel quashed a bid Monday by Pinal County farmers to get the state
In the end, the panel was asked by moderator Jordan Rose to explain the current state of Pinal’s, and Arizona’s, water situation in one
By Ian James | Arizona Republic Arizona’s efforts to finish a Colorado River drought plan are moving forward after leaders of the Gila River Indian
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