
California Water Shortage: How it Impacts Los Angeles
Much More Than Brown Lawns Los Angeles residents, like other Californians across the state, are quickly learning that even though we’ve all endured dry spells more than once, this drought

Much More Than Brown Lawns Los Angeles residents, like other Californians across the state, are quickly learning that even though we’ve all endured dry spells more than once, this drought

New Podcast Episode Explores What Happened, Lessons Learned During this podcast episode, The Rebuild SoCal Partnership learns that what happened with the City of Needles water emergency may serve as

Iconic Infrastructure of SoCal Dionne Warwick sang that “L.A. is a great big freeway” and in many ways it’s not hyperbole. Within Los Angeles County, there are approximately 650 miles

State’s Water Infrastructure Needs Attention, Funding “Today there is a heightened awareness of the importance of our physical infrastructure to the economic health of the nation and the well-being of

New research published by the National Bureau of Economic Research finds that the wear and tear on our highway system has greater costs than were previously understood, implying a need

Rebuild SoCal Partnership Plays Role in Progress The City of Needles became front-page news of the Los Angeles Times when their lone pump was at risk of running dry. In

SANDAG Stabilization Project Along Rail Corridor San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) construction crews have reached another milestone by successfully grading the Del Mar bluffs and constructing a foundation that

We are pleased to report that the City of Needles has received funding from the State Water Resources Control Board. After months of outreach, advocacy, tireless communications, and political engagement