Central Arizona Project seeks role in Colorado River lawsuit
Central Arizona Project seeks to join a Colorado River lawsuit, challenging federal operating rules while pursuing an agreement with California and Nevada.
Central Arizona Project seeks role in Colorado River lawsuit
Central Arizona Project seeks to join a Colorado River lawsuit, challenging federal operating rules while pursuing an agreement with California and Nevada.
A new Arizona bill would transfer the San Carlos Irrigation Project’s aging electric system while keeping its water operations intact.
Arizona’s water bank is shifting from storing Colorado River water to using stored credits to help communities cope with shortages.
A $5.3 million deal will transfer 9,009 acre-feet of conserved Colorado River water from the Colorado River Indian Tribes for use by an Arizona water agency.
Arizona water district prepares for possible Colorado River fight
Arizona’s largest Colorado River water district clears a procedural step for possible litigation while pushing for a Lower Basin agreement.
Attorney General Mayes Calls for Pause on Arizona Data Centers
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes calls for a statewide pause on new data centers, citing concerns about water use, power demand and costs.