Water

What is needed is a “Grand Bargain” between all parties on the Delta tunnel, confirmed in legislation, to apportion water for exports and ecological flow.

From parks to rangeland, California’s open spaces provide a variety of benefits that it’s next to impossible to put a price tag on – until now.

As California recovers from the economic downturn, officials should be careful to avoid making the cost-of-living and affordability problem worse for residents.

California's COVID-19 epicenter is Imperial County, an impoverished agricultual oasis with an unusual history.

Every single Californian deserves access to clean, reliable, affordable water, but the most disadvantaged communities in California, will not be helped by a tunnel.

California officials need to come up with new water quality objectives and protections to help restore San Francisco Bay-Delta’s fisheries.

Good morning, California. It’s Friday, May 29. “We are walking into the unknown” As most California counties accelerate their reopening pace, some of the first to do so are now hitting the brakes or backpedaling as coronavirus cases mount — a potentially cautionary tale for the rest of the state as restrictions loosen. Sonoma County […]

An explanation of the state’s water development, as well as the challenges, of providing water for California’s people, places and things.

California dams are at risk. Scientists study atmospheric rivers and climate change. State responds to coronavirus cases.

Salinas farmworkers saddled with poor living conditions. State again battles Trump over water policy. School bond contains break for developers.