Governor, legislative leaders, announce $1 billion emergency drought legislation.

With snowpack at near record lows, Governor Jay Inslee declared a drought on the Olympic Peninsula, on the east side of the central Cascade Mountains including Yakima and Wenatchee, and the Walla Walla region.

House decision could be first step in providing a long-term solution for protecting one of the state’s most precious resources.

Nominees recognized for water management and water conservation at Irrigation Show.

Skimpy snowpack leads Bureau of Reclamation to make unprecedented announcement that there will be a zero initial allocation for the second year in a row.

Bringing Water to Life series addresses issues affecting irrigated agriculture.

Water applied for irrigation decreased and estimated water use dropped as well.

Researchers plan to address concerns with a process that will examine ways to turn seawater into drinkable water.

Series kicks off Feb. 11 with discussion on growing demand for re-used or brackish water.

State and federal officials will discuss potential actions for the coming year.

The site, developed by the U.S. Geological Survey provides maps and plots of reservoir storage, and other information on water resources in California.

National Weather Service says above-normal precipitation expected; it may continue through the winter in central and southern parts of the Golden State.

Ongoing drought highlights the efforts of third-generation Madera County grower Tom Rogers.

Outlook calls for possible above-normal precipitation around region for fall and winter months.

They claim the State Water Resources Control Board illegally denied water deliveries.

State, federal officials to meet as forecasts for the coming year look bleak.

The conference, to be held in Phoenix, AZ, brings together all aspects of irrigation and water management: education, certification, networking, and innovative technologies.

Ventura County expects reduction of acres planted as surface water availability takes a hit.

New irrigation projects and fertilizer practices have tremendous potential for protecting resources, while enhancing productivity.