Los Angeles uses water from creeks that feed Mono Lake. Three decades after a decision that was intended to save the lake, ...

California’s massive coastal cities, all of them situated on semiarid landscapes, have long relied on imported water from the California Aqueduct, the Colorado River Aqueduct, the Los Angeles ...

North of Los Angeles lies a town where you can find the family-friendly DryTown Water Park, sizzling street food, and great ...

Last week, the residents of this planned community faced an unenviable dilemma: approve a massive 300% water rate hike or allow authorities to shut off its water. The increase to $568 per month ...

The reservoir helps feed the California Aqueduct, officially known as the State Water Project. The SWP sends water 700 miles from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta area to Southern California.

California has done it before: Quagga mussels are thought to have spread to only two unconnected bodies of water since they were first discovered in Southern California's Colorado River Aqueduct ...

The Mojave Water Agency will host a public groundbreaking ceremony as they begin construction on the Mojave River Pipeline Traveling Screen Project.

Across these regions, 12 to 25% less water available annually, permanently fallowing 1.5 to 3 million acres of farmland, or 17 to 35% California’s current irrigated farmland.

In southeastern California, meanwhile, the powerful Imperial Irrigation District — which controls more Colorado River water ...

A graphic from the California Department of Water Resources shows current reservoir conditions on April 28, 2024. California Department of Water Resources This year, snowfall was below average for ...

Residents of the Diablo Grande community in Central California have seemingly made a deal with the devil: they've voted to increase their water bill by nearly $600 a month. But the alternative ...

Officials are shoring up water systems infiltrated by the golden mussel. Dogs and human inspectors are checking boats at some ...