Associated Press: Calif. prepares for El Nino floods amid drought Los Angeles Times: Flash floods trap visitors, rangers in Death Valley National Park Los Angeles Times: Drought-stressed California forests face a radical shift NBC Southern California: Time to Start Preparing for El Niño, Officals Urge NBC Southern California: State and Local Officials Remind Residents to […]
Continue ReadingLos Angeles Times: California mudslides and chaos offer a preview of what El Niño could bring Associated Press: California shuts 33 oilfield wells threatening water supply Los Angeles Times: Why some homeowners are no longer cool with backyard pools Contra Costa Times: Drought: Half of homes in Blackhawk neighborhood using excessive water Los Angeles Times: […]
Continue ReadingCommissioner’s Office For Immediate Release: October 16, 2016 WaterSMART Funding Opportunity Now Available for Title XVI Authorized Projects WASHINGTON – The Bureau of Reclamation is seeking applications from congressionally authorized sponsors of Title XVI Water Reclamation and Reuse projects for cost-shared funding to plan, design or construct their projects. The funding opportunity is part of Reclamation’s […]
Continue ReadingINVASIVE WEED TREATMENTS CA State Parks, Division of Boating and Waterways Water Hyacinth and Spongeplant Control Program – 2015 Treatments for the Week of October 19 thru October 23 View Larger Image In 2014 DBW treated a total of 2,617 acres of Water Hyacinth and Spongeplant combined. At this time in the 2015 treatment season DBW […]
Continue ReadingThis is a message from the State Water Resources Control Board. Click here to view the Notice of Public Hearing to determine whether to impose Administrative Civil Liability and whether to issue a Cease and Desist Order against G. Scott Fahey and Sugar Pine Spring Water, LP. – Unnamed Spring (AKA Cottonwood Spring), tributary to […]
Continue ReadingOct. 16, 2015 ACWA News Available Online This issue outlines the critical role local water agencies played in responding to the devastating Butte and Valley fires, as well as the results of a recent Field Poll that shows water concerns are at an all-time high among Californians. Other articles include: Governor signs Groundwater Adjudication Bills […]
Continue Readingwww.sfei.org/rmp October 2015 Making waves The RMP Annual Meeting and the State of the Estuary Conference highlighted new developments in Bay water quality and the Regional Monitoring Program for Water Quality in San Francisco Bay. Concurrent with the Meeting and Conference, the latest Pulse of the Bay and the State of the Estuary Report were released. The conference and […]
Continue ReadingLos Angeles Times: 28 things to do to prepare for El Niño rains this season Sacramento Bee: Warm weather complicates El Niño, drought outlook Los Angeles TImes: El Niño rains forecast to reach far into Northern California, where they’re most needed San Francisco Chronicle: El Niño looking like a rainy winner for state’s watersheds International Business Times: California Drought: Strongest […]
Continue ReadingACWA eNews for October 14, 2015 ACWA’s eNews is a weekly roundup of California water news and events. Click here to view the ACWA eNews for October 14, 2015.
Continue ReadingAssociated Press: Scientists look for cause of fish deaths in California lake Los Angeles Times: El Niño keeps getting stronger; new forecast for rain increases Los Angeles Times: Cities and private equity firms fight over ownership of water systems Modesto Bee: Irrigation season ends with more in storage than expected Sacramento Bee: Folsom Lake hits lowest depths in 20-plus […]
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