President Donald Trump keeps telling a story about how he sent fire-plagued Los Angeles the critical water he says California’s leaders foolishly refused to provide.

L.A. Times reporter Ian James wrote about an innovative system of balloon-like water tanks called “water trees” that could be the answer.

Since then, LADWP has been flushing the system and conducting tests ... flushing toilets and urinals, and draining hot water ...

The second-month anniversary of the L.A.-area wildfires brought notable actions and news related to the recovery of the ...

Starting Friday, people can again drink the water in Pacific Palisades, with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power ...

Representatives from the Department of Government Efficiency repeatedly pressured the head of a United States water management agency to open a major California pump system in late January ...

The Department of Water and Power's "Do Not Drink" notice in the Pacific Palisades will be lifted Friday as crews continue to ...

ving a poor shower is miserable, especially if it involves huddling under a trickle of warm water before being frozen to the bone when someone turns on a tap nearby. That’s why, if you’re refitting ...

The Department of Water and Power's "Do Not Drink" notice in the Pacific Palisades will be lifted Friday. After the notice is lifted, LADWP crews will continue testing water. Get top local stories ...

After the notice is lifted Friday, LADWP crews will continue testing ... refilled water is not clear; — Flush hot water by draining your hot water tank to discharge any accumulated sediments.