Eagle Rock Residents Questioning Utility Bills After Unexpected SpikesMany L.A. residents have noticed their utility bills are rising as they spend more time at home. But this month, some are saying there's no way they owe what they're being told to pay.
'I Was Shocked': Utility Companies Continue To Charge Businesses For Fees Even As They Remain ClosedSome business owners have been shocked by the utility bills they have received while remaining closed during the coronavirus pandemic.
LADWP Approves Massive Deal To Purchase The Nation's Cheapest Supply Of Solar EnergyLADWP Commissioners unanimously approved a deal Tuesday with 8minute Solar Energy to provide power from the Barren Ridge solar project in the Mojave Desert.
San Fernando Valley Residents Warned About LADWP Imposters"They didn't look official. They were just wearing their yellow vests. One was wearing a hard hat. The other was wearing a cap," says Sam Cividanis.
5,000 Customers Lose Power In Los Feliz, Silver LakePower was fully restored early Saturday morning.
Broken Water Main Closes Western Avenue Through ThursdayOne of LA's busiest north-south corridors is shut down in the Westmont area, after a 25 foot geyser blew a hole in the pavement.
DWP Bill Dispute Leaves Mid-City Print Shop In DarkGeorge Benitez says he was willing to make payments on the nearly $4,144 bill, but his power was turned off on the same day the bill was due.
Prostitutes, Vegas Bachelor Parties Part Of DWP Scandal LawsuitThe LA Department of Water and power is adding allegations of conspiracy and fraud to its lawsuit against PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Flushing Program Launched After 5 L.A. Schools Report Murky Tap WaterThe schools handed bottled water to students and told them to stay away from drinking fountains.
Runyon Canyon Alternatives Touted As 4-Month Closure LoomsRunyon Canyon fans, don’t panic – even with the wildly popular hiking spot set to close for four months, city officials say there are a variety of nearby excellent alternatives nearby.
DWP Project To Close Runyon Canyon From April To JulyHollywood’s favorite spot for hiking and outdoor exercise is set to close during the popular summer months.
LA City Council Committee To Consider How To Reform DWPA ballot measure aimed at reforming the Department of Water and Power will be considered Friday by a Los Angeles City Council committee.
DWP Official Responds To Report On Risks To LA Power Grid: 'We Need To Do Better'The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has too many facilities that are vulnerable to a cyber or terror attack, according to a report Friday.
2 Homes Heavily Damaged In 8-Foot Hollywood Hills MudslideTwo homes were heavily damaged after a 63-year-old old pipe burst in the Hollywood Hills, sending a deluge of mud sliding into the homes.