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A state Court of Appeal panel gave Los Angeles a strong push to move ahead on restoring a 62-mile stretch of the Lower Owens River by upholding a court order that would ban the city from using a key aqueduct if it continues delaying the project. This story from Louis Sahagun and Stuart Silverstein says it could be the biggest restoration project in US history.
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