
Los Angeles faces a time bomb underground due to the deterioration of its water system...
Thousands of pipes are more than 80 years old and the Water Department admits that it must decide which ones to repair first due to lack of resources

Thousands of pipes are more than 80 years old and the Water Department admits that it must decide which ones to repair first due to lack of resources

Not wasting the vital resource is a necessity today more than ever, especially in the hot summer of Southern California.

Recent water main breaks in several parts of Los Angeles expose problems with pipelines, some more than 100 years old

Work is progressing to change a section of the pipeline that fractured on July 16; The break in the pipe caused the leak of 17 million gallons of water

The emergency forced dozens of teams to be mobilized after the floods that affected homes, businesses and roads

The breakage of a LADWP main pipe caused severe damage to West Hollywood; The leak did not affect the water supply to residents in the area.

Kenneth D. Bass, affected by January 2025 fire, seeks justice for lost property; thousands of plaintiffs accuse the city for the damages

The Department of Electricity and Water is investigating the causes; service was gradually restored

Extreme temperatures extend into Sunday night

The Department of Light and Water assures that they are working around the clock to restore service, but it is uncertain when it will be ready