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California Water Loss Control Collaborative will unify and expand independent water loss initiatives to meet the goals of new legislation

In this week's news, a water utility employee is released from the hospital after being shot in the face, and Grand Rapids breaks ground on a new stormwater storage facility

Awards celebrate leadership in recycled water

In this week's news, a municipal worker is accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of city equipment, a massive stormwater project was completed in Ohio, and a California city taps public pool water to clean sewers.

In this week's news briefs, Dallas Water Utilities employees stop a robbery, crews in Detroit make a gruesome discovery, and Santa Clara commissions a new SCADA system ahead of Super Bowl 50

In this week's news, a court rules in favor of a municipal worker's widow, syringes continue to be found at a North Carolina pump station, and LADWP fires back at FOX News

The ability to leverage resources and a unified message about saving water are among the partnership's many benefits

In this week's news, a third Louisiana water system tests positive for brain-eating amoebas, new groundwater data reveals some unsettling news for California, and a water main break wreaks havoc in Wisconsin's capital.

Smart infrastructure technology provides water utilities and ratepayers tools to control water use and detect leaks more efficiently

In this week’s news, aging brick pipelines are creating headaches in Georgia’s oldest city, Detroit gets $8.9 million for green infrastructure, and LA deploys shade balls in its ongoing battle against drought

With another El Niño on its way, a proactive approach to stormwater management helps officials mitigate risks when Southern California suddenly gets too much rain

In this week's news, photos surface of a manhole cover that ripped through the floor of a NYC bus, Californians reduce water use, and the winner of Wisconsin's best-tasting water is unveiled

Ratepayers in La Habra Heights, California, who reduce their consumption are eligible for a cash prize, and the contest is already paying dividends

In this week's news, Santa Barbara officials opt for desalination, a water utility invests $50 million in its future, and a West Coast water district faces a hefty fine.