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Gov. Newsom has opened a new battle front with the agriculture industry by proposing to overhaul the mill assessment on pesticides.

With a windfall of $15 billion, the governor plans to backfill a few ag-related programs.

Distrust surrounds water funding * Union ally gets Labor nod * What’s next for ag secretary

The California Farm Bureau expressed frustration recently with the Water Commission over the demise of the Temperance Flat Reservoir Project.

A committee advising the Newsom administration on COVID-19 vaccine distribution described the hundreds of requests it has received.

Amid turmoil, Dems take Senate * AG pick will face WOTUS litigation decision

Members of California water and agricultural communities have been applauding a number of provisions related to water infrastructure within the omnibus funding bill President Trump recently signed into law.

New limits for ratcheting down the burning of agricultural waste in the San Joaquin Valley went into effect on January 1.

Policy experts hope a new era in collaborative management will offer inspiration for the ongoing and complex negotiations over Colorado River allocations amid a historic and deepening drought.

Two years of MFP payments only covered roughly half of the net losses to California commodities, according to a new paper by UC Davis economists.