LOS ANGELES - More than six months after the Palisades Fire triggered widespread utility disruptions, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has yet to resume billing for residents in ...

LOS ANGELES, July 25, 2003 — With summer heat beating down on the San Fernando Valley, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has flipped the switch to energize a new power ...

But what’s happening here? We looked into it. LADWP is the major utility provider covering all of L.A. It handles delivery of power and water, and also collects sewer and trash charges on behalf ...

Even more frustrating, your bill probably went up even if you haven’t changed how much power you use. The reason: The LADWP approved a budget in June that included a rate increase to help fund ...

“All of LADWP’s critical water and power facilities have been fully reviewed and inspected by local and regional law enforcement experts in threat assessment and counterterrorism,” the ...

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LADWP reported that the number of customers without power in any given neighborhood is "relatively low." However, the hottest neighborhoods, including areas with fewer trees and green space that ...

Utility workers continued working Tuesday afternoon to restore power amid a long and blistering heat wave, with thousands of outages being reported around Southern California. As of Tuesday ...

“LADWP’s reliance upon a 114-year old case ... Some of the complaints also allege that sparking or downed power lines exacerbated the inferno. The agency’s 117-million-gallon reservoir ...

Cool LA - an initiative created by the city of L.A. and the Department of Water and Power - is designed to help ... through the LADWP Marketplace. The new rebate amount is $150 more than its ...

“We've had local solar programs around for over two decades but … 25% of all of that capacity has happened just in the last year and a half,” says LADWP Director of Power System Planning Jason Rondou.

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) celebrated the 33rd annual LADWP Lineman’s Rodeo with some major wins ...