By Lois Henry, SJV Water After months of fireworks over low-ball pumping numbers and concerns that some groundwater agencies wouldn’t...
By Lois Henry, SJV Water State water officials are blaming almond and pistachio orchards for sinking the California Aqueduct before all the evidence is in, according to one western Kern County water district manager. “They need to do more homework,”...
By Lois Henry, SJV Water Heavy groundwater pumping to sustain a massive increase in orchards and vineyards in the San...
Earlier this week, the Newsom administration released a new framework for voluntary agreements that could implement an update to the...
An update on the development of a regional plan to monitor the restoration of tidal marshes in the San Francisco Bay Area The monitoring of tidal wetlands in the Bay Area has typically been implemented on a project-by-project basis in...
Status of the negotiations for the State Water Project contract amendment for Delta Conveyance also discussed At the January meeting...
WSIP Program Manager Amy Young updates commissioners on project schedule, progress on the projects, and how the projects will be...
Looking for more information on the voluntary agreements? Details of the voluntary agreements can be found on this power point presentation. You can also find more information on the voluntary agreements on this website. Tags Policy and regulations...
Prepared by Robert Shibatani exclusively for Maven’s Notebook As of January 31, 2019 Our speculation on New Year’s Day that...
California filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against the Trump administration to block new rules that allows farmers to use more...
Critically overdrafted groundwater basins are required to submit groundwater sustainability plans to the state by January 31, 2020 that outline how the basins will reach sustainability over the next 20 years Local agencies representing 19 of the state’s most stressed...
DWR releases list of GSPs available for public comment on the SGMA portal Groundwater sustainability plans received earlier this month...
Statewide snowpack’s water equivalent is 12 inches, or 72 percent of the January 30 average From the Department of Water...
Green infrastructure can be a resilient, multi-benefit approach to address issues such as urban runoff pollution and climate change adaptation. A substantial number of stormwater green infrastructure projects have been built in the Bay Area over the last two decades...
