Over the last half century or so, millions more people have moved to greater Los Angeles, settling in increasingly far-flung ...

While watering less is a clear starting point, there are many additional steps you can take to be water-wise during a drought ...

How much water you should drink varies. Your age, activity level, health issues, and lifestyle affect what’s right for you.

Top gardeners share their best water-saving advice—and the one method they all count on. Mulching is a favored water-conservation strategy, as it keeps soil cool, reduces evaporation, and suppresses ...

Install WaterSense shower heads that use less water and you can save up to 2,900 gallons of water per year. Reduce your water ...

It’s that time of year when temperatures rise, spring rainstorms have scattered throughout Northern Utah and many of us are trying to fire up whatever sprinklers we have as we reach summer. You ...

State lawmakers created groundwater conservation districts in 1949 to protect what water is left. But their power to restrict landowners is limited.

Texas property owners can use nearly as much water under their land as they want. That’s unlikely to change even as the state approaches a crisis.

“New water is a great idea, but we won’t get new water quick enough to save our growers,” Murray said. “To do that, we have to figure out how we can conserve and redo our infrastructure.” ...

As water legislation advances in the Texas Legislature, a sharp divide has surfaced over how the state should safeguard and grow its water supply.

There are a number of steps that state and local leaders could take to narrow the funding gap by tens of billions, making the most of the money that is available to keep the faucets flowing.

The Texas House took its first step toward revising a priority Senate bill last week. The changes were lauded by the state’s water community.