California's aquifers gained an estimated 2.2 million acre-feet of water during the last water year. Gov. Gavin Newsom's ...

The growth of cities between San Antonio and Austin, separated by 75 miles, is creating one massive metro region.

Oro Valley has rights to more CAP water, about 33%, than the 7,500 acre-feet that town residents and businesses currently use.

The Central Valley Aquifer in California underlies one of the nation’s most agriculturally productive regions, but it is in drastic decline and has lost about ten cubic miles of water in just ...

California, gripped by a housing shortage that is forcing families from the state, wants to build 2.5 million homes. But it’s running out of safe places to put them.

6/9/1979 Central Arizona Project construction. Photo by Joan Rennick / CitizenConstruction of the Central Arizona Project Aqueduct in Western Arizona in June, 1979.

That charge helps cover the cost of replenishing the aquifer, according to the Desert Water Agency website. There are three different levels of charges based on geographic area, from $66 per acre ...

California’ s Central Valley- one of the nation’ s most critical agricultural regions and home to over 1.3 million people- is prone to flooding. The research, published June 4 in the Journal of Flood ...

For the last few years, conservationists have fought a precedent-setting proposal to send excess water from the basin south ...

Tucson can rely on groundwater in the short term to cover its losses, but those aquifers are ... of the Colorado River Valley and farmers in Yuma County hold rights to hundreds of thousands of acre ...

The fight over Shields Valley’s limited water supply has highlighted other enforcement challenges facing Montana.

The city of Fort Wayne, in partnership with Foellinger Foundation, recently awarded nine Neighborhood Engagement Grants, ...