The irrigation bill, which aims to force businesses and institutions to remove their lawns, now goes to the governor. by Rachel Becker, CalMatters. Stay up-to-date with free briefings on topics that matter to all Californians. Subscribe to CalMatters today for nonprofit...
Board advances two projects that will increase access to water supply, storage for communities that faced shortages last year Press release from the Metropolitan Water District: Millions of Southern Californians who were required to dramatically reduce their water use last...
The Golden State says the large investment in improving infrastructure for water and carbon capture are key to addressing climate change impacts. By Natalie Hanson, Courthouse News Service California will spend about $300 million to prepare a vast groundwater and...
From the Department of Water Resources: Starting this week, Oroville-area residents will notice construction staging equipment and materials at Oroville...
Monday’s order upholds the notion that irrigators’ rights come after the Bureau of Reclamation’s obligations to protected fish species and tribal rights in the Klamath Basin. By Alanna Madden, Courthouse News Service A magistrate judge in Oregon sided with the...
As states negotiate future water cuts, some officials are looking to build new dams and reservoirs in the Upper Basin of the overallocated Colorado River to use more water. By Wyatt Myskow, Inside Climate News RANGELY, Colo.—The fossil fuel industry...
