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It's still uncertain if the full-fledged El Niño will develop and we're running out of time.
One day of heavy rain will not cure the state's three-year drought.
There will be dire consequences for southern Californians unless the state steps up to the plate now.
The city of Los Angeles recently announced that it had acquired 1,000 55-gallon syrup barrels and rain barrel conversion kits.
In the United States, with a population of 316.1 million, we could conceivably save 3.79 billion gallons of water every morning.
There is little question that Proposition O, which passed in 2004, has gone a long way toward changing a city's perspective on dealing with its water crisis -- but it didn't do so without some initial bumps.
KCET's Award-Winning Weekly Series 'SOCAL CONNECTED' Delves into the Feud Over Almonds. Do California's Lucrative Almond Orchards Use Too Much…
Unseasonably hot weather and drastic water cutbacks have caused pumpkins to ripen prematurely.
Mayor Eric Garcetti signed an executive directive today calling for a 20 percent reduction in the city's fresh water use by 2017.
We may run out of water, but we won't run out of wine -- at least not the 2014 vintage. For while the drought ravages California, checking in with several winemakers in Santa Barbara suggests the 2014 vintage will have relatively high yields.
Water conservation in a changing, uncertain climate should always be a priority.
A new report reveals that birds of America's deserts, chaparral, and sagebrush lands are in more trouble than those in other habitats.