Water Blogged

San Jose Water is holding a Public Participation Hearing (PPH) regarding the General Rate Case (GRC).

The old adage tells us that “You are what you eat,” but we think that you are what you drink - and that’s mostly water.

Spring is here, and you know what that means – more sunlight and nutrients to help your garden grow! However, more heat exposure can be detrimental to the sustainability of your plants, and therefore, may require more maintenance and watering than usual. Fortunately, there are some great tips to follow to ensure that your vegetable garden is water-smart and gets just enough of what it needs to continue thriving year-round.   

You might notice a small savings on your next bill. There's a reason for that.

Spring is here! With warmer temperatures that are perfect for outdoor enjoyment, it’s time to start thinking about developing a water-smart landscape for your home. We believe a beautiful yard can be achieved without water-heavy and water-dependent features, which are time-consuming to maintain and expensive to keep. Water-smart landscaping is responsible landscaping! Here is a surefire guide to conserve water this season.

We know that earth’s resources are limited – but to what extent? Here in California, we are fortunate to have multiple sources of water as well as substantial emergency drought measures that will help carry us through difficult times. Not all countries, however, have the means to do so.

A picture is worth a thousand words, and we are all about telling our story.

Residents on the west side of our service area will temporarily receive groundwater during planned treatment plant maintenance activities.

SJW maintains a long history of supporting the community in which we live, work and serve. We believe that “there can be no company without community” and in recognition of our 150th anniversary and of the community that has been central to our existence, the Company is making a special contribution to the Guadalupe River Park Conservancy to significantly expand the Rotary Children’s Sculpture Walk.