California urban water users are headed in the right direction
California's urban water users reduced their water use by 3.1% this May compared with May 2020. The State expects the number to increase to 7.7% in June compared with June 2020. The biggest share of...
California marks largest tidal habitat restoration in history
California’s Lookout Slough Tidal Habitat Restoration and Flood Improvement Project in Solano County is the largest project of its kind in the state’s history. Fish, habitat, flood protection and...
Looking Deep: California deploys AEM to view groundwater tables
Using AEM, a helicopter-based technology, California is learning more about its groundwater. So far, it has collected data on 85% of its initial study area that includes about one hundred groundwater...
California announces drought relief funding, conservation stressed
Faced with worsening drought conditions, California's Department of Water Resources announced funding for 44 drought relief projects. Aimed primarily at underrepresented and Tribal communities, the...
Curtailment orders have gone into effect in the Delta watershed, which is California's largest source of surface water. What this means is that at least junior right holders, including public water...
Southern California water users who refuse to conserve and use more than their share aren't just facing fines -- they face the possibility of having water flow restrictive devices installed. The...
