She oversees a laundry list of some of the city’s largest drainage projects, from the $26 million Lincoln Beach renovation, to the $40 million Mirabeau Water Garden.

In New Jersey, first-time playwright Cynthia Mellon spotlights the decades-long fight to clean one of the nation’s most polluted rivers.

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A new report is sounding the alarm over the presence of harmful chemicals and heavy metals in Southeast Louisiana’s drinking water.

California’s agricultural regions face many interconnected challenges. Implementing nature-based solutions will address climate and water issues, provide public health, environmental and community ben...

The City of Asheville is getting ready to begin debris removal operations at the North Fork Watershed.

A restaurant recycling program in Southern California is helping divert food waste from landfills while restoring oyster beds along the shoreline.

Retail and marketing data suggest California is home to more synthetic turf than any other place in the world — with schools making up one of the largest sectors. Yet, Californians consistently say they want less plastic, PFAS and other contaminants in their environment. What gives?

River heat waves are rising faster than the pace of air heat waves. That’s a problem for fish, drinking water quality, and food and energy production.

There are 606,000 residential policies in Texas under the National Flood Insurance Program. Roughly half of those are in Harris County.

More than 250 swimmers jumped into the Chicago River on Sunday morning, marking the first open-river swim in the once-polluted urban waterway in nearly a century. After a false start last year, the city approved the Chicago River Swim event earlier this summer. A local nonprofit, A Long Swim, organized the historic 2-mile race through […]

The AI-driven data center boom is adding strain on the West’s water. New legislation in California would require data centers to report how much water they use.

A company agreed to install technology to watch for "nurdles," tiny plastic pellets used to make all manner of goods.

With limited resources and scarce information, L.A. fire survivors remain worried about contamination and unable to get environmental testing.

The Water Hub hosted a Color of Water Summer Series to facilitate community building and knowledge sharing, covering nature-based solutions, water access, Indigenous water issues, water policy, public health, and more. Take a peek at the visual notes of our sessions!

UCLA researchers found that in Los Angeles County, average household water bills climbed 60% from 2015 to 2025, rising faster than inflation.

What can Mr. Beast and Mark Rober’s #TeamWater influencer campaign teach the water movement? Lessons for nonprofits on expanding our reach and boosting engagement.

The Trump administration has canceled nearly two dozen projects, according to a Post analysis, undermining efforts on pollution, sewage leaks and flooding.

The city is opting for natured-based solutions like dunes instead of seawalls and culverts. But its changes to parking have drawn ire in one neighborhood.

Residents fear the legislation would worsen the state’s already poor water quality, while reducing red tape and cutting costs for industries.

Flash flooding has become a regular occurrence in the New York City and in Texas. How can both places get smarter about climate preparedness?