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DALY CITY (CBS SF) | Twelve homes were evacuated early Tuesday morning when a river of mud gushed into a Daly City neighborhood after a water main broke nearby, a fire department spokesman said.Firefighters were called to a neighborhood near HillsidePark at 4:24 a.m., North County Fire Authority spokesman Matt Lucett said.[ READ MORE: Water Main Break Creates River Of Mud In Daly City Neighborhood ](credit: CBS San Francisco)

Permanent Fix For Broken Daly City Water Main May Take Weeks

Officials are working to repair as quickly as possible a water main that broke and flooded a Daly City neighborhood Tuesday.

2012/11/14

Flooding in Daly City after a water main break. (CBS)

Water Main Break Creates River Of Mud In Daly City Neighborhood

Crews worked Tuesday evening on the finishing touches of cleanup after a water main break flooded a Daly City neighborhood with mud.

2012/11/13

Santa Clara County Investigated For Possible Water Pollution Law Violations

It stems from an incident on January 12, when a small amount of hydraulic oil leaked into a South Bay reservoir.

2012/05/16

Marin County To Tap Seldom Used Reservoir

The Marin Municipal Water District is maximizing its water supply by pumping water from the Phoenix Lake reservoir to a water treatment plant during this dry year.

2012/03/02

Spring Weather Means Delicate Balancing Act For Bay Area Water Officials

Hopefully, we’ve seen the last of the heavy rain for awhile, and now state water managers have to decide what to do with all the water that makes up this year’s massive snow pack.

KCBS–2011/05/19

Formidable Snow Pack Means Good News For Farmers

This year’s formidable Sierra snowpack has brought good news to California farmers and cities that have endured years of drought.

CBS San Francisco–2011/05/07

Ironically, Wet Year May Push Up South Bay Water Rates

The abundance of ground water after the heavy rainfall in 2010 and 2011, and the success of conservation efforts, has ironically led the Santa Clara Valley Water District to try and raise rates to make up for lower demand.

KCBS–2011/04/14

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