- New York Times: Beneath California Crops, Groundwater Crisis Grows
- Sacramento Bee: With new thinking, flood control projects can ease drought
- Sacramento Bee: Storms will boost reservoirs and bring snow to mountains but won’t be ‘drought-busting’
- Sacramento Bee: Gov. Jerry Brown defends agriculture’s water use amid drought
- Capital Public Radio: More California Farmland Likely Fallowed In 2015
- Los Angeles Times: Brown defends not requiring water cuts for farmers
- The Wall Street Journal: California Gov. Brown Defends Scope of Water Restrictions
- Capital Public Radio: California Slow To Spend Emergency Drought Money
- Christian Science Monitor: Eyes in the sky: How NASA helps gauge drought impact
- Associated Press: Rain and snow falling in Northern California
- Sacramento Bee: Opinion: Jerry Brown now owns California’s big drought
- Los Angeles Times: Why do farmers get a free pass from Brown?
- San Jose Mercury News: California drought: Woodside, Fremont on opposite ends of water-saving spectrum
- The Press Democrat: Lawn-watering cutbacks alone could meet governor’s demand
- The Press Democrat: Lawn-watering cutbacks alone could meet governor’s demand
- Mother Jones: 7 Key Facts About the Drought
- Capital Public Radio: Almond Rush Raises Tough Questions During Dry Times
- Central Valley Business Times: Distrust deepens in Delta
- Union-Tribune San Diego: Water limits renew urban vs. rural debate
- Sacramento Bee: Non-native fish in San Joaquin River newest invasive species
- Marin Independent Journal: Experts predict drought will have minimal impact on Marin’s economy
- Associated Press: Rocky Mountain Snow Offers Scant Encouragement to California
- Los Angeles Times: $25-billion Sacramento-San Joaquin delta tunnel project reexamined
- Public Policy Institute of California: PPIC Establishes Water Policy Center
- The Stockton Record: Caltrans fast-tracks water projects
- Los Angeles Times: San Diego wages a different kind of water battle over costs
- Tahoe Daily Tribune: California drought: Ripple effect of water order flows to Nevada County