Water rights hearing to resume with Part 2 on February 8 From the Cal Water Fix Hearing Team at the...
From the Delta Stewardship Council: The California Department of Parks and Recreation – Division of Boating and Waterways (DPR-DBW) certified...
From the California Water Commission: In a step toward expanding the state’s water storage capacity, the California Water Commission today released initial technical reviews for 11 water storage projects seeking $2.7 billion in funding under the Proposition 1 Water Storage...
Proceeding with the water rights hearing ‘at this point’ is not in the public interest, they say, and wouldn’t give...
From the Department of Water Resources, Sustainable Groundwater Management Program: GSAs Now Required to Use New GSP Initial Notification System...
Snow Water Equivalent just 14 percent of the early-February average at Phillips as measured there since 1964 From the Department of Water Resources: Despite moderate January precipitation in the Sierra Nevada after an historically dry December, today’s Department of Water...
Briefing on the reconsulation process gives context for recent public meetings to maximize CVP deliveries The January meeting of Metropolitan’s...
DWR responds to City of Antioch motion for continuance The Department of Water Resources has filed its response to the...
The City of Antioch has filed a motion with the State Water Board asking them to consider additional issues that the Antioch believes may necessitate substantial changes to the hearing schedule as the hearing officers work to address concerns of...
Emergency response and recovery effort costs total $870 million From the Department of Water Resources: Today the Department of Water...
From the Cal Water Fix hearing team at the State Water Board: This ruling addresses (1) a request by the...
“What happens in the Sierra Nevada doesn’t stay in the Sierra Nevada.” By Julie Cart, Cal Matters This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. This is going to be a big year for one of...
By Carol Rasmussen, NASA’s Earth Science News Team A new study has found that dust, not spring warmth, controls the...
A modeled scenario of U.S. West Coast winter storm events induced by the formation of Atmospheric Rivers (AR) and capable...
From the Desert Research Institute: Many Western communities rely on snow from mountain forests as a source of drinking water – but for scientists and water managers, accurately measuring mountain snowpack has long been problematic. Satellite imagery is useful for...