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McCarthy delivers D.C. to Valley’s farmers during Farm Show
Flanked by nine colleagues, Speaker Kevin McCarthy focused his trip to the 2023 World Ag Expo on delivering wins in this year's Farm Bill.
Calif. water rules foreshadow eliminating $4.5bil from Valley’s economy, report says.
A severe loss of water supplies, courtesy of full implementation of SGMA, would have a seismic effect on the Valley's economy.
Harder pushes back on Newsom’s embrace of Delta tunnel
The idea first floated by Gov. Jerry Brown and revived by Gov. Gavin Newsom is coming under assault from Northern California Democrats on Capitol Hill.
Drought doom paralyzed California. Now, we’re dumping water into the ocean.
'Only in California can you have the ability to save several years’ worth of water demand, be fortunate enough to have it met by Mother Nature, and have your fellow man waste it all.'
Heavy Calif. snowpack hits deepest levels in four decades
A month's worth of storms delivered historically good news for California's water supplies later in the year.
Calif.’s storms are gone. Here’s how much water we flushed to the Pacific.
California's water rules flushed ten times amount of Los Angeles’ annual water needs in January.
Calif. water officials hike state water allocation following storms
Following California's dousing and a government-ordered flush to the Pacific, farmers will start to see a boost to their water supplies.
Drought & Drilling: Valley water shortages force reckoning for farms
Despite historic rainfall, California faces the prospect of a fourth-straight drought year. Why plunging into the ground may not head off an American food crisis.
Madera Co. ditches plan to tinker with groundwater penalties
Madera County was weighing a tiered approach that would see egregious over-pumpers of groundwater penalized more harshly.
NASA study reveals amount of Sierra Nevada groundwater feeding Central Valley
The water seeping through Sierra Nevada mountains is more substantial than scientists imagined, the new study found.
