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  • California’s largest reservoir project in decades gets an $800 million boost. But is it feasible? - California’s largest reservoir project in decades gets an $800 million boost. But is it feasible? BY DALE KASLER AND RYAN SABALOW California officials Tuesday awarded $816 million in voter-approved bond money to build Sites Reservoir, an hour north of Sacramento, providing a financial boost for what would become the largest...
  • Close to Home: Stop efforts to kill salmon and fishing jobs - JOHN MCMANUS IS PRESIDENT OF THE GOLDEN GATE SALMON ASSOCIATION. | July 22, 2018, 12:07AM Today, many Northern California commercial fishermen sit in harbors along our coast worrying about their bills and waiting for another disastrously shortened salmon season to begin. Many businesses that serve the normally robust sport salmon...
  • - SF would face new limits under state water proposal Kurtis Alexander July 6, 2018  California water officials announced an ambitious plan Friday to revive some of the state’s biggest rivers, a move that seeks to stave off major devastation to wetlands and fish, but on the back of cities and farms....
  • California has a new plan for allocating its water, and it means less for farmers - California has a new plan for allocating its water, and it means less for farmers BY DALE KASLER dkasler@sacbee.com July 06, 2018 01:22 PM State regulators proposed sweeping changes in the allocation of California’s water Friday, leaving more water in Northern California’s major rivers to help ailing fish populations —...
  • Due to low flows, Feather River fish are released into the Sacramento River - By Risa Johnson, Chico Enterprise-Record POSTED: 05/02/18, 6:00 PM PDT Sacramento >> One million baby fall-run salmon raised in the Feather River Hatchery were released on Wednesday morning into the Sacramento River. This comes as the Northern California Guides and Sportsmen’s Association says it negotiated a deal with the state...