On Water

Editorial: Farmers must monitor, reduce water use
The San Francisco Chronicle

Another View: State's ag industry already water-wise
The Sacramento Bee / by A.G. Kawamura

Bill for water fixes stuck in limbo
San Jose Mercury News / by Mike Taugher

Opinion: Think tank solutions run dry in our valley
The Modesto Bee

Green Gadget: Drought fighter
The Redding Record Searchlight / by Debra Atlas

Two districts plan $200 million aquifer: Padre Dam would pump cleaned wastewater to Helix
San Diego Union Tribune / by Mike Lee

Metropolitan to Conduct Second Public Forum on Southern California's Water Future, in Face of Supply Challenges: Agency to Update Its Water Resources Plan That Will Lead to Fundamental Changes in the Way Supplies Are Developed, Managed and Distributed Through the Year 2030
MarketWatch - Metropolitan Water District of Southern California

Water bond difference must be solved
The Salinas Californian / by Anna M. Caballero

Editorial: Water bill deserved to die, for now
Capital Ag Press

New options considered for Cachuma
Lompock Record / by Chuck Schultz

Top trout lakes hold promise, but watch that fishing line
The San Francisco Chronicle / by Tom Stienstra

Smaller agency still fights plan
The San Bernardino Sun / by Andrew Edwards

Palmdale Water District approves rate study
The Antelope Valley Press / by Alisha Semchuck

Farmers water rates to rise : Cost-savings plan for farmers to be eliminated in next five years
North County Times / by Nicole Sack

Padre Dam would pump cleaned wastewater to Helix
San Diego Union-Tribune / by Mike Lee

Wiyot Tribes begins clean-up on Indian Island
Eureka Times-Standard / by Donna Tam

'Invisible' municipal workers make Manteca run smoothly
Manteca Bulletin / by Dennis Wyatt