Groups condemn the Newsom administration’s voluntary agreement framework, pledging to fight for water rights, environmental protections, and due process From Restore the Delta: In anticipation of the ...

Framework combines new flows, habitat restoration, science and enforceable rules to protect the Sacramento River and Delta From the State Water Board: In a landmark development driving large-scale ...

California approved Newsom’s Delta water rules, but Trump threatens to pull out and $740M with it.  Water agencies that once backed the deal call it too strict; environmentalists say it’s too weak. By ...

By Jennifer Solis, Nevada Current Microplastics are everywhere — including in Nevada’s snowpack. After years of skiing on ...

Under the changes, water agencies can commit to voluntary agreements governing water usage that some environmentalists and tribes argue undermine the health of the Bay-Delta system. By Alan Riquelmy, ...

Report Identifies 5 Key Actions California Can Take to Build Its Flood Resilience by UC Davis News and Media Relations A ...

Three-acre project to keep fish connected to productive floodplain habitat while reducing number of juvenile salmon becoming ...

Scientists quantify exact amounts, types of plastics in snowfall By Jules Bernstein, UC Riverside For the first time, UC ...

Lower San Joaquin River Project strengthens levees to reduce flood risk near Stockton, California By the Army Corps of ...

The Bay-Delta is a watershed that provides drinking and municipal water to some 30 million people, along with irrigation ...

The CV-SALTS Salt Control Program identifies Central Valley areas at risk from salinity and charts a path toward long-term management, funding, and solutions.

With a vote looming at the end of October on a long overdue update to the rules governing flows through, and exports from, California’s major rivers and Delta, a program at the core of the plan is on ...