What are you, your family and friends doing to preserve water today and every day?

The United Nations is promoting the 19th annual World Water Day to focus global attention on the importance of freshwater and advocating for the sustainable management of freshwater resources.

Hundreds of millions of people lack access to clean water, while some of the most common products and services we use every day require hundreds, if not thousands, of gallons of water to exist.

FRENCH GUNMAN DEAD. Following Police Raid.

OBAMA TAKES ACTION. Energy Pipeline.

MUTINY IN MALI. President Overthrown.

NFL SUSPENDS COACH. New Orleans.

TEBOWMANIA. Comes to Jets.

The UN Security Council today voiced grave concern at the deteriorating situation in Syria and called on its Government to immediately implement a plan proposed by the international envoy tasked with helping end the crisis in the Middle Eastern country.

ROMNEY WINS ILLINOIS. Santorum, Paul, Gingrich Hanging On.

REVENGE ALLEGATIONS. Afghanistan Shootings.

FRENCH SHOOTER CORNERED. Elite Police.

DAILY ASPIRIN. May Prevent Cancer.

SEASON FOR SNEEZING. Allergies.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today stressed that the international community must continue to “speak with one voice” to find a solution to the Syrian crisis, stressing that there is no time to lose in seeking to end the ongoing violence.

“I appreciate that many countries have been working tirelessly, who have been really trying to overcome this crisis through their diplomatic efforts,” Mr. Ban told reporters during a press conference in Indonesia.

A friend of City Island Images, Jesus Javier has died on the west coast. His death was confirmed today by fellow journalists and family members. Jesus Javier died following a battle with cancer. When we recently met to catch up, he claimed he was improving.

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa issued a news statement praising Javier as one of the best news anchors, ever, in the City of Los Angeles. We mourn the loss of Jesus Javier, one of LA’s finest news anchors. He leaves a legacy of dedicated service to the Latino community.”