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A little noticed change in the law will affect landscaping in new housing developments in the coming year.

County Supervisor Greg Cox gives us a preview of his State of Bonita Address and discusses recent county issues including the new MASS system, drought-tolerant plants on county properties, and raising

Water in San Diego is becoming more scarce and more expensive. The city council will begin to look at ways to deal with San Diego’s limited water supply at its meeting Monday.

The diversion of Mississippi River water into the Atchafalaya River basin may keep cities dry, but it could inundate some archaeological and Civil War sites.

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar says a scientific review of the Sacramento Bay Delta ecosystem may provide answers to some of California's water supply problems. The Delta is the source for about one-third of San Diego County's water.

A new study shows logging beetle-killed trees in remote backcountry forest areas may not reduce fire risk or beetle outbreaks. Researches say the logging is a waste of money.

Experts say outcomes from the U.N. climate meeting in Cancun will not include a new international treaty. Rather, a piecemeal approach, with individual countries setting their own goals for greenhouse gas emission cutbacks, is likely.

How could climate change affect San Diego? How will we cope with the reality of a warmer world -- a world where wildfires and drought would be common. We'll examine the risks to California and San Die

A new documentary investigates California's water crisis. The director of the film joins us on Morning Edition.

As San Diegans face water restrictions, we'll look at how homeowners can make water-wise choices for their landscaping.