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Los Vaqueros demise cost taxpayers $24 million

12/04/24 8:52 AM By Brad Hooker

The September cancellation of an expansion project for Los Vaqueros Reservoir cost the state $24 million in Prop. 1 water bond money.

GOP again tries to add water infrastructure to California constitution

03/08/24 7:29 AM By Brad Hooker

Asm. Juan Alanis has filed a constitutional amendment to dedicate 1.5% of the state’s tax revenues to water infrastructure investments.

Feinstein teams up with Arizona on water supply bill

05/19/22 8:10 AM By Brad Hooker

California Senator Dianne Feinstein and Arizona colleagues have introduced a bill to boost the Western water supply and modernize infrastructure.

Judge clears Biden Delta plan to replace Trump’s biological opinions

03/17/22 8:24 AM By Brad Hooker

A federal judge is allowing the Biden administration to replace Trump-era biological opinions on endangered Delta fish with a temporary plan.

Legislature rejects GOP bill on water storage fund

03/09/22 7:25 AM By Brad Hooker

A Senate committee struck down a Republican proposal to establish a water storage and conveyance fund over environmental concerns.

Water Commission nudges Sites Reservoir one step closer to finish line

12/16/21 8:00 AM By Brad Hooker

The Water Commission on Wednesday unanimously approved the feasibility of the Sites Reservoir Project proposal.

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Agri-Pulse Newsmakers: Feb. 14, 2025: Rep. Dusty Johnson on budget reconciliation, tariffs

House Republicans are moving a budget plan that would slash USDA funding by $230 billion. South Dakota Republican Rep. Dusty Johnson joined Newsmakers to discuss the possible cuts, which will likely come from nutrition assistance.

Then, Jim Richards from Cornerstone Government Affairs explains how SNAP program cuts in budget reconciliation could shape farm bill debate and Nick Levendofsky from the Kansas Farmers Union discusses how mass layoffs at the U.S. Agency for International Development are impacting the distribution of U.S. commodities for food aid.

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