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Irrigation districts to get 80% CVP allocation

03/29/23 7:46 AM By Brad Hooker

Reclamation updated Central Valley Project allocations to leapfrog past the State Water Project.

Newsom bumps state water deliveries to 75%

03/24/23 10:54 AM By Brad Hooker

Newsom has more than doubled water allocations and rescinded the most significant provisions of his emergency drought order.

New bill pitches an ambitious goal for groundwater recharge

03/23/23 7:04 AM By Brad Hooker

Sen. Angelique Ashby is proposing the state percolate 10 million acre-feet of water annually into the ground by 2035.

Farmers tap floodwaters for recharge after Newsom eases permits

03/13/23 8:34 AM By Brad Hooker

Newsom issued an executive order on Friday that suspended permitting regulations for diverting stormwater for groundwater recharge.

California does not track groundwater banking—but projects tapping flood flows show promise

01/25/23 7:20 AM By Brad Hooker

The looming threat of groundwater regulations has propelled a new race to grab more water in the wet years to prepare for the dry years.

Agriculture finds optimism in Newsom's water supply goals

08/12/22 7:39 AM By Brad Hooker

Gov. Gavin Newsom released his second major water plan on Thursday setting broad investment goals for expanding the state's overall supply.

Crowfoot: State is expediting permits for water storage, restoration projects

07/19/22 7:02 AM By Brad Hooker

California Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot says the Sites Reservoir Project is “on a pretty good pathway” for advancing through the environmental permitting process.

Farmers can do more to save water, says State Ag Board president

11/18/21 6:47 AM By Brad Hooker

Don Cameron believes farmers in water-rich areas have been slow to transition to new conservation practices and technologies.

As droughts intensify, aquifers take longer to recover, if ever

10/01/21 7:16 AM By Brad Hooker

Extreme drought and excessive pumping can set back groundwater recharge efforts several years and make it difficult for aquifers to ever recover.

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