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The lawsuit claims the environmental impact report for the proposed plant misinforms the public about the project.
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After the driest January and February on record in the state, The Department of Water Resources hopes to conserve water supplies as California's drought enters its third year.
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The bridge is one of many projects planned as part of the L.A. River revitalization project.
