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Effective Wednesday, outdoor watering is restricted to two days per week with watering permitted at odd-numbered street addresses on Mondays and Fridays, and at even-numbered addresses on Thursdays and Sundays. All watering will have to be done in the evening or early morning, with no watering permitted outdoors between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
The so-called “exchange contract” has created a surreal split-screen effect: One group of farmers has ample water. Another has almost none.
Three-quarters of California's salmon and trout species are in danger of extinction. What can we learn from the ones that aren't?
Neither the U.S. or Mexican federal government has responded to the 145 million-gallon spill that befouled rivers and beaches.
The repair bill should go to those who use the water.
Flooding along the banks of the Sacramento may be a boon to young salmon... if they survive long enough to get there.
The company behind a plan to ship water from a desert aquifer to thirsty California cities responds to its critics.
When fire can't thin forests, we get more trees than we'd have otherwise — and now there isn't enough water to keep them all alive.
A scaled-back alternative to the Delta Tunnels is completely new, and must go through thorough environmental review.
It’s likely that Dianne Feinstein won’t be remembered for the desert lands she helped save, but for the damage she did to the Bay and Delta.
Sunday’s action by the Army Corps was huge. But that “black snake” is still wriggling.
The Mojave Desert's Old Woman Mountains are a real-life history book. Their wildlife and water deserve lasting protection.