Lawmakers reject bill to tap Calif. surplus for water projects
Long-shot hopes of tapping the multi-billion dollar surplus for water projects in the Golden State are firmly dead-on-arrival.
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Long-shot hopes of tapping the multi-billion dollar surplus for water projects in the Golden State are firmly dead-on-arrival.
Two of the California’s largest pistachio players are, once again, going at it in the courtroom.
The hunt for long-term drought resiliency has grown into frustration for Asm. Vince Fong (R–Bakersfield).
On the heels of a bone-dry 2021, the new year is shaping up to deliver a second dose of bad news and drought.
With the purpose of a controversial Kings County pipeline now public, opponents have seized on its lack of compliance with California’s marquee environmental law.
Things are particularly slim for farmers on the westside of the San Joaquin Valley, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation announced on Wednesday.
The suspension of avocado imports came as Mexican avocado growers spent $7 million promoting their product with a Super Bowl ad.
The literal blockade of heavy equipment stopping Kings County water giant Sandridge Partners from building a mysterious pipeline will continue.
Three years after President Trump reversed the choking of water supplies to 25 million Californians, efforts to siphon even more water to the Pacific Ocean are beginning again.
Some ask, “Why have no new reservoirs been built in the seven years since?” Rest assured, there are projects in the works. All recently passed a key milestone and are moving forward.