which is along the Aqueduct. You can see it on the map on KPCC.org. At that particular location, you can see pictures of this crushed pipeline that was bombed by people living in the Owens Valley ...

Case in point: this old geologic study of the flourishing Owens Valley. The map was created just before the Los Angeles Aqueduct began drawing water out of the region, leaving the little towns ...

A century ago, people in the Owens Valley carried out a defiant act of protest, taking over part of the L.A. Aqueduct and releasing water. An event this weekend focuses on the history of that ...

For those in the Owens Valley, who have a history of conflict with the metropolis hundreds of miles to the south, the plugged-up aqueduct brought relief to some and left others to suffer the ...

Paiute elder Harry Williams refers to a map on one of his expeditions in the ... 2013 marks the centennial anniversary of the Los Angeles Aqueduct’s construction. The water wars that drained the Owens ...

Reporting from Olancha — The drought has worked a miracle in the Owens Valley, as environmental activists and ranchers have buried decades of enmity to forge a plan to save ranch land — at the ...

This year marks 100 years since the construction of the Los Angeles Aqueduct, the pipeline that carries water from the Owens Valley to the San Fernando Valley. It enabled LA to grow into the ...

Their scheme laid the groundwork for the construction of the Los Angeles Aqueduct, which in 1913 ... “It's worthy of recognition in the history of Owens Valley, to show how this community ...