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Valadao, GOPers demand answers into Biden’s teardown of Valley water boost
Republicans are looking to stop the Biden administration from unraveling the 2019 opinions that shape California’s water supply.
How much did wave of winter storms boost Calif.’s reservoirs?
California's water reserves are in the right direction, but current levels at a number of storage facilities are falling short from their historical averages.
Calif. flushed 95% of incoming Delta water to Pacific Ocean during Monday’s massive storm
The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta is filled to the brim, but Valley farmers and southern California won't get access to much of it. Here's why.
Water, SGMA is vexing Madera Co. Here’s what’s on the table for farmers.
With a court-ordered halt on critical water fees, Madera County Supervisors considered changes to allocations to water users, along with imposing penalty increases for overdrafting.
Valadao rolls out sweeping overhaul of Calif. water policy
The Hanford Republican’s first legislative action of his new term promises to expand water delivery and storage throughout the Golden State.
Feds order railroad to expedite delivery of feed to keep Valley livestock alive
Railroad operators are facing increased heat from Federal officials and their customers over missed delivery deadlines. Now, it's affecting the food supply chain.
River Park Farmers Market gets a big boost in its silver anniversary
The popular farmer's market in north Fresno is getting a hefty financial boost to strengthen its education efforts to help buyers eat healthy.
Blue Diamond Growers appoints new CEO
The nation's largest almond cooperative has been on the hunt for a new boss after its 12-year CEO announced his departure.
Judge halts hefty SGMA fees for Madera Co. farmers ahead of tax deadline
A Madera County Superior Court judge has halted implementation of a sizable, $246 per acre fee on The…
Water shortages are pushing Calif. farms, communities to the brink. Pricey water sales aren’t the answer.
"Thanks to limited planning, California's water supplies continue to shrink, communities are being pushed to the brink, and little headway is being made to generate long-term solutions to our state's water issues."
