Women’s urinals will soon be at events in Europe, the US and Australia after a British startup raised nearly £1 million. The expansion of Peequal was sparked by demand from events companies around the ...

A ribbon cutting ushered in a new groundwater replenishment project to help the Monterey Peninsula's water supply. The Pure Water Monterey expansion now represents more than 60% of the current supply ...

CLOVIS, Calif. (KFSN) -- Wild Water Adventure Park in Clovis is gearing up for its largest expansion in decades. The state's largest water park held a groundbreaking Tuesday for its new endless river ...

ROCKVILLE, Md. — Two firefighters are facing charges after police say they used a hose to dump gallons of water onto a baseball field where a game had caused balls to hit cars parked at the fire ...

Grocery store runs aren’t as fun as they used to be, and I’ve got the math to prove it. Last night I was at Trader Joe’s reaching for extra virgin olive oil when I found, for the first time since ...

Aerial view of farmlands near Maricopa, at the southern end of the San Joaquin Valley, where the California Aqueduct brings water from the north. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times) Over the last decade, ...

On September 8, actor Raymond Cruz was arrested for spraying multiple women with a hose. Best known for his role as Tuco Salamanca in Breaking Bad, Cruz, 60, was arrested in Los Angeles and charged ...

Raymond Cruz, the actor known best for his role as Tuco Salamanca in the "Breaking Bad" television series, was arrested on Monday after he allegedly sprayed women with water from a hose outside of his ...

Actor Raymond Cruz, known for his role as Tuco Salamanca in the hit show "Breaking Bad," was arrested on Monday for allegedly spraying women with water from a hose outside of his Silver Lake home on ...

Actor Raymond Cruz, who played the maniacally murderous meth trafficker Tuco Salamanca on the television series “Breaking Bad,” was free on bail Tuesday after his arrest for allegedly spraying water ...

Raymond Cruz, who played the Mexican drug kingpin Tuco Salamanca on Breaking Bad, was arrested on Monday (September 8) after allegedly spraying water at three women in a minivan outside of his home.