FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- The Central Valley Project announced on Wednesday that south-of-Delta customers will receive no allocation of water. The Bureau of Reclamation says the decision was ...

Irrigation in California’s Central Valley pours so much water vapor into the atmosphere that it significantly drives up summer rainfall and runoff in the Southwest, according to a new study. Using a ...

Central Valley farmers took a crippling blow Friday when U.S. officials made the unprecedented announcement that they would get no irrigation water from the federal government this year because of the ...

(CN) - Farmers in California's Central Valley do not have an unqualified right to all the irrigation water they want, the 9th Circuit ruled Friday. The San Luis Unit Food Producers and several farmers ...

HOLDREGE — Central Valley Irrigation, with sites at Holdrege, Lexington and Kearney, has new owners, Jeremiah and Heather Johnson. Jeremiah has been employed by the company for more than 21 years. It ...

HOLDREGE — Central Valley Irrigation at Holdrege has been named one of seven Valley Premier Dealers in the country. The Valley Performance Program accredits dealerships that meet the highest standards ...

Must Reads: Water wars head upstream as state considers cutbacks for senior Central Valley irrigation districts Steve Ritchie, an assistant general manager at the San Francisco Public Utilities ...

SACRAMENTO (CN) - A week after a court ruled that California cannot fine water districts for ignoring curtailment notices, the state issued its first cease-and-desist order against a Central Valley ...

California’s complex water supply and irrigation infrastructure has become an important topic of discussion during this drought. The history of how our agricultural prosperity came about is quite ...

Irvine, Calif., Jan. 28, 2013 – Agricultural irrigation in California's Central Valley doubles the amount of water vapor pumped into the atmosphere, ratcheting up rainfall and powerful monsoons across ...

Even before the drought, the southern San Joaquin Valley was in big trouble. Decades of irrigation have leached salts and toxic minerals from the soil that have nowhere to go, threatening crops and ...

More than two decades after Los Angeles was forced to cut water diversions to protect California’s natural resources, the state is poised to impose similar restrictions on San Francisco and some of ...