From the Department of Water Resources: Twenty-seven million Californians, including seven million in disadvantaged communities, rely on the State Water...
Dozens of Tribes, Delta residents, environmental justice leaders, fishing groups, and conservation advocates unite at State Capitol to demand protection of due process and public trust resources Press release from Restore the Delta: On August 26, 2025, dozens of advocates...
By Christine Souza, Ag Alert As California water officials consider changes to the state’s regulatory framework for nitrogen applications and discharges by farms that irrigate, those representing growers who rely on nitrogen fertilizers say more data and time are needed...
How have scientists across Los Angeles used their skills to help their communities recover from the 2025 fires? by Kimberly M. S. Cartier, EOS Over 24 days in January, the Eaton and Palisades fires burned nearly 38,000 acres of Los...
From the Department of Water Resources: Since abundant running water first began flowing through the Sierra Nevada foothills to form the Feather River, fish species like Chinook salmon and steelhead have been migrating up from the Pacific Ocean to spawn....
By Bruce Reznik, executive director of Los Angeles Waterkeeper When it comes to determining the fate of big water projects in California, there is no bigger influencer than the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Metropolitan is the largest water...
