The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has launched two new programs to help lower-income Angelenos stay cooler and not get burned by peak summer electric bills. Sept. 16, 2022 ...

As California drought worsens, the DWP in Los Angeles will limit outdoor watering to two days a week, with watering capped at eight minutes per station. May 10, 2022.

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has rebates on air conditioners for eligible residents. This is how to keep cool while saving money. ... The DWP is offering a $225 rebate, ...

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Additionally, LADWP began a new program last week, which allows customers that go through a training course to receive up to 300 gallons of recycled water for free.

LADWP’s new general manager and her $750,000 salary doesn’t help optics, either. Showing up to public meetings to speak can help, she said, even if it’s not immediate. LADWP meets twice a month.

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power introduced a new program called Cool LA, which increases rebates from $75 to $225 for energy-efficient AC units for low-income customers.

According to LADWP, Los Angeles has a single water system, meaning the water supplied to your home is the same water that feeds fire hydrants.

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power announced a new program aimed at offering rebates for window A/Cs across LA to help during SoCal’s heat wave season.

LOS ANGELES - As he sits in his dining room with the power restored, Anthony Cerceo says he feels great having things back to normal. The Silver Lake attorney and resident, however, isn’t happy ...

Figures showed 306 workers at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power earned more than $100,000 in overtime last year — in addition to their regular pay — but LADWP officials could not ...

According to LADWP, Los Angeles has a single water system, meaning the water supplied to your home is the same water that feeds fire hydrants.