On Water

Judge delivers vindication but no relief for imperiled salmon, steelhead
Los Angeles Times / by Eric Bailey

Salmon threatened with extinction, judge says
Contra Costa Times / by Mike Taugher

At war over Valley water rights: Farmers fear they'll get short straw in court fight
Antelope Valley Press / by Linda Lee

Farm Bureau offers equitable water plan
Antelope Valley Press / by Linda Lee

Saving resources
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin / by Karen Jonas

Beyond the water bond: The time might not be right, but the intent is
Los Angeles Times Editorial

Who's doing the best job of saving water?
San Diego Union Tribune / by Mike Lee

Rejuvenated Bolsa Chica wetlands flourishing
Los Angeles Times / by Susannah Rosenblatt

Warming West is ground zero for wildfires
San Francisco Chronicle / by Jane Kay

Plan would convert waste water
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin / by Jennifer McLain

Dry times revive an old debate
Los Angeles Times / by Peter H. King

Is growth over? California's continuing water crisis may mean the end of the state as we have known it.
Los Angeles Times / by Cary Lowe

California water planning needs to get moving
San Francisco Chronicle Editorial

Canal not a solution for Delta
Stockton Record / by Michael Fitzgerald

Get used to hearing a lot more talk about the Delta
Modesto Bee / by Daniel Weintraub

Forty years ago, an oil spill near Santa Barbara, Calif., spawned environmental activism. Not surprisingly, residents are none too happy with President Bush's offshore drilling plan.
Newsweek / by Jamie Reno

California's drought brings House panel to Fresno
McClatchy Newspapers / by Michael Doyle

Mining's Toxic Legacy in the California Sierras
California Progress Report / by Mike Thornton