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Environmental groups say the government isn't discussing alternatives to large tunnels to shunt water around the Delta.
The U.S. Geological Survey has called the impact of Central Valley groundwater pumping "the largest human alteration of the Earth's surface."
Retiring contaminated farmland in the Central Valley would keep selenium out of the Delta and save water.
Sea level rise flooding the Delta will be incredibly disruptive. But could there be an upside?
To UC Davis' Jeffrey Mount, there are two types of levee. "Ones that have failed and ones that will fail." But Delta farmers say their levees are a third type: safe.
As sea levels rise, the scale of the resulting changes coming to the Delta are truly staggering.
A federal appeals court rules that the government paid enough attention to economic impacts when designating critical habitat for the green sturgeon.
The Bay Delta is a skein of distinct relationships that weave themselves together in this heart of California.
Citing irregularities in a June vote not to protect the tricolored blackbird, a wildlife group wants the state to reconsider.
The Bay Delta's white sturgeon was once lauded as a success story. Now it's declining anyway.
There's a good case to be made that the Delta's wine-producing region is the most exciting in the state at the moment.
If there were any Delta fish tailor-made to withstand the drought, it would have to be the Sacramento perch. And yet it's almost certainly extinct in the Delta.