How California Reservoir Levels Stand After Storms
The water level in Shasta Lake, California's largest man-made reservoir, is currently at 86.3 percent of total capacity as of ...
California, Arizona and Nevada all agree: The Trump administration needs to fix a key Colorado River dam
California, Arizona and Nevada are urging the Trump administration to change course on the Colorado River. The states are ...
Helicopter crashes at California reservoir, closing part of waterway
A helicopter crash at Modesto Reservoir left two people injured on Saturday morning, officials announced. The crash was ...
Modernized procedures at California’s Oroville Dam could improve flood safety, report finds
Modernized changes to long-held operating procedures at the dams walling Lake Oroville and New Bullards Bar Reservoir in ...
State decides how to spend nearly half a billion dollars available after collapse of Los Vaqueros Reservoir expansion project
Several water agencies urged the commission to release the Los Vaqueros money now. Inflation has increased 53% since 2015, ...
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Army Corps knew Trump's water release order in California's San Joaquin Valley was a waste
The Washington Post reported Friday that the Army Corps of Engineers knew President Trump's order in late Janurary to release ...
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Lake Shasta has some brimming with hope and eyes on May. How full is the reservoir?
Lake Shasta, California's biggest reservoir could be 13 feet from the top by the end of May, and that has some people upbeat.
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Sites Reservoir allocated an additional $134 million in federal funding as part of WIIN Act
With the $134 million investment from the WIIN Act, the Sites Reservoir Project has been designated a total of $780.15 ...
Sites Reservoir project receives $134 million federal funding boost
The Sites Reservoir Project has secured an additional $134 million in federal funding, bringing the total federal investment ...
Here’s where California reservoir levels stand after recent storms
Steady storms continued to benefit California in March, with reservoirs across the state gaining 200,000 acre-feet of water from the beginning of the month to Tuesday — that’s enough to fill 100,000 ...