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Urban Water Conservation Drops From 22 Percent to Near 9 Percent in January; Additional Mandatory Conservation Measures to be Considered March 17

March 3, 2015

From the State Water Resources Control Board: As California enters a fourth year of drought, the State Water Resources Control...

Kern County Water Agency, Metropolitan, and the State Water Contractors react to slight increase in State Water Project allocation

Maven

Current Conditions

March 3, 2015

Yesterday, the Department of Water Resources announced a slight increase in the State Water Project allocation from 15% to 20%. ...

Managing turbidity for Delta smelt

Maven

Delta science Notebook News and Features

March 3, 2015

Metropolitan’s David Fullerton and Paul Hutton say there’s a relationship between turbidity and Delta smelt, and demonstrate that by cutting...

This just in … DWR raises State Water Project allocation to 20%

Department of Water Resources (DWR)

Current Conditions

March 2, 2015

From the Department of Water Resources: Few storms have graced California so far this winter, but those that did –...

Media call: Reclamation officials brief reporters on the Central Valley Project allocation

Maven

Current Conditions

February 27, 2015

Earlier today, officials with the Bureau of Reclamation held a media call to brief reporters on the initial Central Valley...

Farm organizations and water agencies react to Central Valley Project initial allocation

Maven

Current Conditions

February 27, 2015

California Farm Water Coalition, Santa Clara Valley Water District, San Juan Water District, San Luis & Delta-Mendota Water Authority, and...

This just in … Reclamation Announces Initial Water Supply Allocation for Central Valley Project: 0% for farmers, 25% for M&I

Bureau of Reclamation News

Current Conditions

February 27, 2015

From the Bureau of Reclamation: The Bureau of Reclamation today announced the initial 2015 water supply allocation for Central Valley...

Making every drop count: The future of water storage in California

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Best of the Notebook Notebook News and Features Water project operations

February 23, 2015

With $2.7 billion soon to be available from Prop 1, panel discusses how best to spend the available dollars and...

Yolo Bypass Symposium, Part 3: Farms, flood, fish, and fowl: Putting the puzzle together

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Best of the Notebook Delta science Policy and regulation

February 20, 2015

Stakeholders discuss how to integrating the multiple plans and processes in the Yolo Bypass Land use in the Yolo Bypass...

Yolo Bypass Symposium part 2: Fish, fowl, and the mercury conundrum

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Best of the Notebook Delta science Ecosystems

February 19, 2015

Restoration efforts have succeeded in restoring waterfowl populations in the Yolo Bypass; can the same happen now for fish? Plus...

Yolo Bypass Symposium, part 1: A flood of plans and possibilities

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Best of the Notebook Delta science

February 18, 2015

Symposium focuses on how to integrate agriculture, wildlife, and public access on the managed floodplain In between Sacramento and Davis...

COURTHOUSE NEWS: Greens Fight Feds & Nevada Over Water Pipeline

Courthouse News Service

Colorado River

February 12, 2015

By Mike Heuer, Courthouse News Service The Bureau of Land Management struck out in its bid to dismiss a federal...

This just in … Senator Feinstein joins with McCarthy, Nunes, Valadao and others in writing letter to State Water Board protesting Delta pumping decision

Maven

Policy and regulation

February 12, 2015

Legislators say Executive Director’s decision ‘difficult to understand’; 10,000 acre-feet already lost since order went into effect Senator Feinstein, Congressman...

Persistent drought conditions could compel Metropolitan to limit imported water supplies for Southern California

Metropolitan Water District

Planning and management

February 9, 2015

From the Metropolitan Water District: “Preparing for a potential fourth drought year, Southern California’s wholesale water importer today outlined scenarios...

Storm and flood resources on the internet: Radar, satellite, river stages, rainfall maps, atmospheric rivers and more …

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NEWS

February 5, 2015

Looking to watch the storm conditions on your computer? Check out the Notebook’s page on flood and storm internet resources...