Student Angelize Simmons, West Vernon High School, participates in a practice interview session at the LADWP downtown headquarters during a workshop session to prepare for the vigorous LAUSD Academic Decathlon Competition. Interviews are one of the competition areas.
West Coast’s largest family festival attracts thousands from L.A. area and beyond
Donald Williams plays a critical role in ensuring that the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power fulfills its mission of delivering clean, reliable water throughout the city.
LeadersUp not only recruits, trains and advocates for inclusive hiring practices but it partners with employers who are looking to hire diverse talent NOW! And its growing its Fair Chance Coalition of employers adopting hiring practices inclusive of jobseekers with prior arrests and convictions.
The Los Angeles City Council today unanimously confirmed Martin Adams as the new general manager and chief engineer of the Department of Water and Power.
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power are hoping to clear the air about electric vehicles with the ninth annual Charge Up LA! Los Angeles event corresponding with National Drive Electric Week.
One day after the FBI served a search warrant at the downtown offices of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, the utility’s general manager was replaced today months ahead of his previously announced departure.
Mayor Eric Garcetti has nominated Marty Adams as the next general manager of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.
People from across the community came out to visit the booths on clean energy, water conservation, waste reduction, and more.
Susana Reyes, who previously served as the director of LADWP’s Low- Income Customer Access, would replace outgoing commissioner, Aura Vasquez.
‘An audience of powerful women celebrating other powerful women’
Dr. Erango Kelbisow (right), science teacher at Middle College School in South Los Angeles, blows CO2 into a cup causing the acid base indicator in water to change color as his colleague teacher Dayna Haray from the same school watches. This process mimics acidification caused by increased CO2 in the air related to climate change. Both teachers were participating in the first of three eight-hour sessions in the Environmental Teacher Institute held at LADWP headquarters in downtown.
Each year a different theme is chosen for the LADWP Science Bowl that highlights an important, science, technological innovation or individual. The 2017 theme was “1917-2017, LADWP, 100 Years of Providing Power to Los Angeles. Last year the theme commemorated the Silver Anniversary of the Regional Competition and 25 Years of Innovation by the utility from 1993 to 2018. This year the theme highlights the 50th Anniversary of the first man landing on the moon in 1969.
An LADWP Commissioner, immigrant and advocate who never forgets the trust people have placed in her.
The Valley Economic Alliance in partnership with Valley Nonprofit Resources and Cal State University, Northridge (CSUN) College of Social and Behavioral Sciences will present a disaster preparedness conference this Friday, January 11, 2019 from 7:30am to 1:30pm at CSUN Student Union Center.