The progressive design-build project is expected to include an investment of up to $150 million and complete in December 2028.

The Los Angeles Board of Water and Power Commissioners approved the project, enabling the construction of the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant in the San Fernando Valley.

As demands for new solutions to age-old problems in the water sector continue to grow, one start-up incubator has been steadily helping new water tech companies gain traction in the marketplace.

Officials in the upstate New York city say they have made replacing lead lined drinking water pipes a top priority. 

Data errors inflated projections in Texas and Florida of lead-lined drinking water pipes needing fix funding, according to new agency Inspector General report.

Local and national advocates urge the city to take immediate action to address elevated levels of lead in lines carrying tap water found in some homes. 

The Kensico-Eastview Connection Tunnel Project is intended to add resilience and flexibility to New York City's drinking water system. 

Officials take latest step against Veolia North America and International Boundary and Water Commission in ongoing dispute over county pollution impacts from untreated Mexico flows, but firm denies responsibility.

Federal court judge in Denver is allowing construction to continue ahead of a planned winter pause while lawsuit parties work to reach an agreement.

Imperial Beach, Calif., residents claim the second class action against the federal agency-contracted wastewater plant consultant stems from more than a decade of sewage flows from Tijuana, Mexico, but firm says the suit is "meritless."