Residents are reminded not to switch to potable water for lawn irrigation to avoid higher utility bills and because the city does not maintain sufficient domestic supply.

Inc. editors noted that this year’s honorees grew despite rising costs and shifting market conditions.

The change allows workers and families to pay for credentialing costs—such as exam fees and related expenses—using 529 funds for the first time.

A recent assessment estimates about 20,000 acres of nonfunctional turf remain across Southern California.

This article looks at data on imports and analyzes potential impacts from recent tariff news.

Assignments for fall watering are available at snwa.com, and violations can result in water-waste fines.

The H-2B Workforce Coalition has sent a letter to the Departments of State and Labor urging reconsideration of the policy. 

Under Conservation Stage rules, automatic irrigation systems remain limited to one day per week, before 10 a.m. or after 7 p.m.

The regional utility announced Friday, Aug. 15 that voluntary restrictions were no longer necessary.

Town officials said the measures are designed to conserve supplies while creating consistency across Summit County.