LADWP

Consumer Watchdog says LA taxpayers should know what agents discovered about the actions of current and former city employees during efforts to manipulate ratepayer lawsuits and to pay an extortionist. The I-Team’s Eric Leonard reports on Feb. 22, 2024.

A consumer advocacy group has asked a federal judge to unseal dozens of search warrants tied to a DWP scandal.

An LA woman remains homeless almost a year after an aging LADWP water main broke, flooding and destroying her home. Joel Grover reports for the NBC4 News on Dec. 14, 2023.

The inside and outside of Suzan Richman’s San Fernando Valley house remains covered in dried mud and is uninhabitable almost a year after a decrepit Los Angeles Department of Water and Power water main burst open, sending a river of muddy water onto her property.

Aging water pipes in Los Angeles burst open two to three times a day, often causing thousands of dollars in damage and leaving homeowners to foot the bill.

Aging water pipes in Los Angeles burst open two to three times a day, often causing thousands of dollars in damage and leaving homeowners to foot the bill. Joel Grover reports Oct. 12, 2023.

LADWP’s turf replacement program received a major boost in funding to cover the cost for free yard transformations.

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is hoping to make sure every Angeleno is able to stay cool by reviving its rebate program meant to help lower-income residents keep cool through all of the coming heat waves.