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Water may flow uphill to money but what happens when the water runs out?
California's being forced to stick migrating salmon on trucks because of dried up rivers.
In a ruling long-awaited by wildlife advocates and Central Valley water users alike, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit today struck down most of a 2010 lower court ruling on federal protections for a small fish.
The U.N. warns of drastic repercussions if we don't.
A new study shows most people use twice as much as they think. Time to fix that.
Will the current drought bring welcome change to Califonia's water policies? Let's hope so.
California's in a historic drought, but is it affecting your beer?
Small changes in daily habits can make a big difference.
With 44 percent of total household water usage in Los Angeles going towards landscaping use, rainwater collection is important.
The state would need a "March miracle" of at least 10 inches of rain, a National Weather Service official said today.
The Federal agency that operates one of the largest waterworks in California announced Friday how it plans to parcel out the meager supplies of water it controls in drought-stricken California -- and the Central Valley's wildlife refuges are going to t...
Collaboration in the San Bernardino National Forest may help restore burned-over lands.