KINGS COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- In Kings County, floodwater is now covering a large area of agricultural land in the Tulare Lake Basin. The water levels are something we haven't seen in nearly four ...

The flooding that began in the Tulare Lake Basin in March, and then increased rapidly in the months that followed, is so vast it extends up to 24 miles past the lake's rim, measuring at about ...

Tulare Lake made a comeback in 1937, then 1952, then 1969, then 1983, then 1998 and now 2023. It could grow beyond 200 square miles before the snowmelt is finally over.

In a year like this, Tulare Lake used to grow to more than three times the surface area of Lake Tahoe. The construction of upstream dam after dam over many decades turned the basin into dry ...

A drying irrigation ditch on the edge of the historic Tulare Lake Basin in California’s Central Valley. (November 6, 2013. Alpaugh, California) A drying irrigation ditch on the edge of the historic ...

It happened again in 2023 when floodwaters filled Tulare Lake for the first time in decades. And with the threat of atmospheric rivers hitting California, a tragic flood could hit our community ...

The Tulare Lake Basin Water District Board of Directors unanimously voted to hold a hearing to impose a $10-per-acre levy at the next monthly meeting on Oct. 8.

Tulare Lake made a comeback in 1937, then 1952, then 1969, then 1983, then 1998 and now 2023. It could grow beyond 200 square miles before the snowmelt is finally over.

A dry irrigation ditch on the edge of the historic Tulare Lake Basin in California’s Central Valley. (November 6, 2013. Alpaugh, California) A dry irrigation ditch on the edge of the historic Tulare ...

Tulare Lake made a comeback in 1937, then 1952, then 1969, then 1983, then 1998 and now 2023. It could grow beyond 200 square miles before the snowmelt is finally over.