Reclamation raises California’s 2026 Central Valley water supply
The Bureau of Reclamation raised 2026 Central Valley Project water allocations for south-of-Delta farms, cities and industry, citing better conditions.
Reclamation raises California’s 2026 Central Valley water supply
The Bureau of Reclamation raised 2026 Central Valley Project water allocations for south-of-Delta farms, cities and industry, citing better conditions.
The Bureau of Reclamation has scheduled two public virtual meetings in late July 2026 covering a Cachuma contract extension and Central Valley water operations.
Federal agencies awarded $44.3 million to restore salmon and sturgeon habitat and fund critical fish science studies across California's Central Valley rivers.
Invasive golden mussels are spreading fast through California's water systems, threatening pipelines, pumps, and millions of acres of farmland. Four bipartisan congressmembers are urging the U.S....
California farmers and cities south of the Delta received higher Central Valley Project water allocations after improved reservoir storage and spring runoff conditions.
The Supreme Court declined to hear a California water case tied to the 2014 drought, leaving lower court rulings on Central Valley Project contracts intact.