Thieves Steal Woman's Artificial Lawn From In Front Of Concord Home
An East Bay woman who installed an artificial lawn to save water during the drought had an unpleasant surprise over the weekend when the new turf was ripped right out of her yard.
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An East Bay woman who installed an artificial lawn to save water during the drought had an unpleasant surprise over the weekend when the new turf was ripped right out of her yard.
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump told California voters Friday that he can solve their water crisis, declaring that: "There is no drought."
Alameda distillery Hangar 1 has released Fog Point, a first-of-its-kind vodka, cut and blended with water from San Francisco fog.
Starting next month, hundreds of local water districts will set their own conservation goals after a wet winter eased the five-year drought in some parts of the state.
U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Tidwell and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said Tuesday that a five-year drought has left 40 million dead and fire-prone trees in California.
California will consider lifting a mandatory statewide water conservation order for cities and towns after a rainy, snowy winter eased the state's five-year drought, water officials said Monday.
Dozens of families at a Central California mobile-home park will get tap water free of dangerous levels of uranium thanks to a state grant.
Residents of drought-stricken California doubled their water conservation efforts in March compared with the month before by turning off their sprinklers when the rain fell and changing habits, officials said Tuesday.
Lake Tahoe's water is a little bit murkier than it was last year, and the current drought could have something to do with it.
California, Hawaii, Alaska and the Southwest face an above-average threat of wildfires this summer, but most of the country should see normal or below-normal problems, forecasters said Sunday.
Some of the biggest growers in the Central Valley area aren't worried about conserving water because they've found a steady supply -- but there's a catch.
An ordinance that imposes fines on suspected East Bay water wasters as a reaction to the state's drought is being lifted, according to the East Bay Municipal Utility District.
A network of weather stations ranging from Mt. Shasta to Highway 50 has passed its normal precipitation total for the entire July 1st-to-June 30th weather season, which is good news for Northern California's water situation.
Workers in Oakland recently pulled a mattress, a car bumper, and other trash out of one of the city's creeks.
For the first time in almost a year, Lake Tahoe is over its natural rim.
Do your allergies seem worse this year? You're not imagining it, and recent wet weather is playing a role.
Residents in an unincorporated, planned community in Contra Costa County are being told to forget statewide imposed drought restrictions and keep their lawns green, or face fines.
In San Francisco, a downpour delayed the Giants-Dodgers game for 41 minutes.
El Niño storms have helped to replenish California's dwindling snowpack that suffered during an extended drought, but there are indications that the tap may be turned off soon with a La Niña weather pattern.
Rainfall has almost refilled San Luis Obispo's Laguna Lake, which went dry last fall amid drought.
State water surveyors found a barely average snowpack in the Sierra Nevada on Wednesday, setting the stage for tough decisions to come on water conservation requirements for California residents.
There's at least one silver lining to California's four-year drought. In San Jose, volunteers have been able to clean out decades old garbage stuck at the bottom of dry creek beds.
Climate change could upset the complex interplay of rain, snow and temperature in the West, hurting food production, the environment and electrical generation at dams, the federal government warned Tuesday.
Even in an area known year after year for its extremely wet weather, the El Niño season in Ben Lomond has been close to a record.
Water officials in the Bay Area are hoping residents are still doing their part to conserve, despite recent rains, and if things keep going well there may be smaller bills as soon as May.
