Phoenix residents question response times after a water main leak gushed for two weeks. City officials report losing 9% of ...

TSMC Arizona looks like an imposing factory from Interstate 17. And it’s even bigger when you drive by on Loop 303, a series of giant buildings rising from bare desert. Combine its stature with ...

In 2018, as part of continuing efforts to diversify its water supply and plan for the future, the city of Phoenix initiated the $250-million Drought Pipeline Program. Scope included the design and ...

Phoenix city leaders are officially signing on to a new program that will allow Arizona cities to share water in the future.

The Colorado River is delivering less water to Phoenix and Las Vegas this year, and the reductions could get substantially worse. In its annual operating plan, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation declared ...

PHOENIX – Despite worsening drought conditions in Arizona, the metro Phoenix water supply is “actually in a good situation,” according to a top Salt River Project (SRP) planner. “Even though we’ve had ...

Nearly 40% of Phoenix’s water relies on the Colorado River, prompting city leaders to present a new conservation roadmap. The city is planning backup strategies and partnerships to maintain the water ...

Greg Jackson doesn’t have a window in his office, but he says he doesn’t need one. As the facilities manager for the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s massive new factories in north Phoenix ...

PHOENIX — The city of Phoenix has plans to build three plants where recycled water will be purified to create a sustainable source of drinking water. The advanced water purification (AWP) facilities ...

Phoenix is receiving $179 million in federal funding to build a new water purification facility. The North Gateway facility will treat up to 8 million gallons of wastewater daily, converting it into ...

PHOENIX - As federal cuts to the Colorado River are looming, Phoenix water leaders brought a plan to the City Council on April 28 for the future of the water supply. City leaders made it clear that ...