Los Angeles Rainstorm Power Outages Update LADWP Urges Caution around Downed Power Lines LOS ANGELES — As of 2 p.m., approximately 28,000 of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power’s (LADWP) 1.5 million electric customers are affected by power outages as a result of the strong wind and rain moving through the Los Angeles […]
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Groundbreaking Held Today for New 5.35 Acre Park in South LA
GROUNDBREAKING HELD TODAY FOR NEW 5.35 ACRE PARK IN SOUTH LA Built on LADWP Property, Jacaranda Park Will Provide Open Green Space and Recreational Opportunities LOS ANGELES (February 16, 2017) — The City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks along with Councilmember Marqueece Harris-Dawson (CD 8), Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust, and the […]
GROUNDBREAKING HELD TODAY FOR NEW 5.35 ACRE PARK IN SOUTH LA Built on LADWP Property, Jacaranda Park Will Provide Open Green Space and Recreational Opportunities
GROUNDBREAKING HELD TODAY FOR NEW 5.35 ACRE PARK IN SOUTH LA Built on LADWP Property, Jacaranda Park Will Provide Open Green Space and Recreational Opportunities LOS ANGELES — The City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks along with Councilmember Marqueece Harris-Dawson (CD 8), Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust, and the Los Angeles Department […]
LADWP Science Bowl XXV Set for Saturday, Feb. 25 LA’s Top Students Compete for Science Championship and Trip to Washington, DC
LADWP Science Bowl XXV Set for Saturday, Feb. 25 LA’s Top Students Compete for Science Championship and Trip to Washington, DC LOS ANGELES — More than 230 of the city’s top science students from 27 public, private, parochial and charter high schools in 48 teams will compete at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power […]
LADWP Science Bowl XXV Set for Saturday, Feb. 25
LADWP Science Bowl XXV Set for Saturday, Feb. 25 LA’s Top Students Compete for Science Championship and Trip to Washington, DC LOS ANGELES (February 15, 2017) — More than 230 of the city’s top science students from 27 public, private, parochial and charter high schools in 48 teams will compete at the Los Angeles Department of […]
Recent Storms Bring Much Needed Water to LA, but Water Conservation Still Encouraged “One Year of Good Rain Does Not Erase Six Years of Drought.”
Recent Storms Bring Much Needed Water to LA, but Water Conservation Still Encouraged “One Year of Good Rain Does Not Erase Six Years of Drought.” LOS ANGELES — Recent storms have brought a much needed boost to the Sierra snowpack and stormwater to the Los Angeles area replenishing water resources, but we continue to encourage […]