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Like California's depleted reservoirs, Republicans' water politics keep coming up empty.
The hills are not green. In places, they are not even brown. They look almost alkaline. Gray. Sickly, like something's bled from the land.
A bill by Central Valley lawmakers would halt the restoration of the San Joaquin River and send more water to farmers, but opponents say such legislation would make no difference in the drought.
The head of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California said the agency will double its efforts to encourage residential water conservation.
A wine shortage? Higher prices? Weaker vines? KCET Food wine writer George Yatchisin talks to winemakers in Santa Barbara County about this year's water shortage.
The Central Coast coho could be gone south of the Golden Gate.
One has to wonder if it's safe to start tomatoes this month as opposed to early spring.
Let your lawn die. That's right, cut it off. No more water.
Black bears eating garbage near Lake Tahoe when they should be hibernating is a result of the severe drought in California and Nevada.