Walters: California lacks capacity to store water that atmospheric rivers dump on state
There’s much to criticize in how California, once a global leader in large-scale water management, has faltered.
From empty slides to deserted swimming pools, I wandered around an abandoned water park in the middle of a California desert
Business Insider's reporter spent an afternoon exploring the remains of Rock-A-Hoola Waterpark, a once-popular attraction in ...
Trump administration releases $315 million in Biden funding it had blocked for two large new California reservoir projects
Huge Sites Reservoir project and plans to raise the dam at San Luis Reservoir are impacted, causing widespread confusion ...
California water year check-in: too much or too little heading into the dry season?
California is seeing a surplus of water in the state's largest reservoirs on the heels of two wet years. Here's what it means for water storage and delivery.
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Army Corps: Trump’s California water release justified
Democrats pressed the corps' top engineer on the water releases during a hearing. They also asked how he would handle White ...
Even in Wet Years, Wells Are Still Dry: Why Replenishing California’s Groundwater Is Painfully Slow
The state has been pushing for more groundwater storage and investing millions of dollars in solutions, but most stormwater ...
California weather has undergone an important shift — and you’ll be feeling the impacts soon
Spring has warmed across much of the United States over recent decades, according to an analysis released Wednesday by ...
Is the water in Pacific Palisades safe to drink? LADWP has launched a website so you can find out
LADWP launched a dashboard so Pacific Palisades customers could track its progress on flushing fire-caused contaminants out ...
California and federal government set to increase water deliveries after storms
Following storms, California is increasing its forecast of water supplies this year. The federal government also increased ...
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Despite governor’s flattery, Trump demands voter ID laws and more water for farmers as conditions for disaster relief.