Commentary by Jennifer Pierre, General Manager of the State Water Contractors, and David Guy, President of the Northern California Water...
The environmental costs of ending water diversions from Mono Lake to Los Angeles would be mixed: It might help a...
By Dan Walters, Cal Matters Stay up-to-date with free briefings on topics that matter to all Californians. Subscribe to CalMatters today for nonprofit news in your inbox. On Monday, California water officials slogged through deep snow 7,000 feet above sea...
The benefits of a long-sought and controversial project to replumb the Delta and send more water south are speculative at...
The water crisis in the West and the decline of the Colorado River are going to require painful changes for...
California was once home to the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi River, but Tulare Lake disappeared as water was diverted to irrigate crops. This year, however, the lake will once again re-emerge. By Dan Walters, Cal Matters Spanish...
The decision to suspend environmental regulations for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta – and then reverse it a few weeks later...
Despite reversing course last week, the February decision by Gov. Gavin Newsom and state water officials to bypass environmental rules...
Jamie Johansson, California Farm Bureau Federation Now that the recent series of Pacific storms have abated and we are in a period of dry weather, we are reminded of the twin imperatives to operate our water infrastructure for sporadic flood...
By Gerald Meral, director of the California Water Program at the Natural Heritage Institute Californians have suddenly turned their attention...
GUEST COMMENTARY: Amid Onslaught of Storms, State Must Get Serious About More Pumping, Water Storage
By Dave Puglia, President & CEO, Western Growers California has once again been caught flat-footed in the aftermath of another...
By Mike Wade, California Farm Water Coalition California is the most populous state in the nation and the nation’s biggest agricultural producer. That combination can occasionally lead to misunderstandings between consumers in cities and suburbs and growers in farming communities....
The biggest mystery in California’s struggle to maintain water supplies is what will happen to the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. By...
By Edward Ring Despite seasonal rainfall at normal levels so far this year, the California Department of Water Resources on...
By Jamie Johansson, California Farm Bureau Federation California Farm Bureau gathers for its 104th Annual Meeting in Monterey beginning this weekend. In a year with extraordinary challenges, California farmers and ranchers persevered—through historic drought, unprecedented water curtailments, supply-chain disruptions and...