In new filing, Becerra seeks to halt Trump’s Valley water boost
A motion filed Tuesday by the State of California aims to suspend the new Federal water regulations and revert back to those in place for the last decade.
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A motion filed Tuesday by the State of California aims to suspend the new Federal water regulations and revert back to those in place for the last decade.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture will roll out to curb coronavirus-driven losses from price fallouts and supply chain disruptions.
What happens when the ability of farmers to feed the nation is suppressed by policies that inhibit the certainty of domestic food production?
Gov. Gavin Newsom is set to roll out new mandates for the state’s agriculture industry – one of the few deeemed in essential in the Valley.
Letters from Calif. Democrats in Washington to Interior Secretary David Bernhardt and Gov. Gavin Newsom seek the same thing, but say it quite differently.
Thanks to recent rain, Federal water managers used the new biological opinions to pump additional water to the Valley. A court battle ensued. The Feds won.
In the history of California’s oft-combative water wars, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new plan achieved something unprecedented: it incited universal scorn.
The Newsom administration announced plans competing with Trump administration environmental rules, reorienting its share of managing the Delta.
Facing growing demands for food nationwide, south Valley water users and Kings County officials are pushing Gov. Gavin Newsom to …
Meet the bureaucratic wrench being placed into the gears of the complicated legal machinery that guides California’s water to your tap.