Collaborative efforts reopen six additional miles of habitat to migrating and resident fish. By NOAA Fisheries California salmon are now...
The Colorado River’s water transformed the Imperial Valley desert into one of California’s most productive farm regions. But now growers...
By Caitlin McDermott-Murphy, National Renewable Energy Laboratory In April 2022, a team of engineers hiked into California’s Sierra Nevada mountains to hunt for snow. Instead, they found mostly bare, dry dirt and only a few of the snow patches that...
Here’s a look at reservoir conditions as of this morning … Tags not assigned Water conditions...
By DWR News As California experiences more extreme swings between wet and dry periods, it is critical for the State...
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 round of infrequent yet inevitable wet weather, grounded by inflexible interpretation of the 2019 biological opinions and the persistent, puzzling...
By Paul Stanton Kibel In the field of natural resources policy, there is a longstanding tendency for good science to...
Streamlined permitting helps capture stormwater in Sacramento, Merced counties Press release from the State Water Resources Control Board: Furthering state...
A dozen days of wet and wild weather haven’t ended the drought, and won’t cure the driest period in the West in the past 1,200 years. By Alastair Bland, Cal Matters This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up...
By DWR News Much of California enjoyed a brief break from the succession of atmospheric river storms that have drenched...
By Mike Wade, California Farm Water Coalition California is the most populous state in the nation and the nation’s biggest...
By Ching Lee, Ag Alert In its latest attempt to define which bodies of water fall under federal protection, the U.S. government said its new rule would provide more certainty for farmers and other landowners. But farm groups say the...
By Robert Glennon, University of Arizona and Brent Haddad, University of California, Santa Cruz The Salton Sea spreads across a...
Central Arizona Project leaders say policymakers should prepare for the worst-case scenario. By Joe Dohownik, Courthouse News Service Water from...
By Amir AghaKouchak, University of California, Irvine Rivers of muddy water from heavy rainfall raced through city streets as thousands of people evacuated homes downhill from California’s wildfire burn scars amid atmospheric river storms drenching the state in early January...