Russian River Curtailments, A Stand-Alone Water Agency—Notes from the Mendocino County Drought Task Force Meeting
City of Ukiah Leads the Way to Groundbreaking Regional Water Sharing Program
Mendocino County Drought Task Force Will Convene This Thursday
Letter to the Editor: Please, Urge Regulators to Allow More Water Into Lake Mendocino and the Russian River
Department of Cannabis Control Highlights Potential for Drought-Related Regulatory Relief
Sonoma Water Petitions State for Critical Water Condition for Russian River as Severe Drought Enters Third Consecutive Year
State Water Board Adopts Emergency Water Conservation Regulation
Congressman Huffman Supports Water Resources Development Act, Celebrates Win for Northern California
U.S Small Business Administration Declares Mendocino County a Disaster Area Due to Drought Conditions
California Considering Re-adopting Water Rights Curtailment on Russian River Due to Drought
Mendocino National Forest April Snow Survey ‘Disappointing But Not Unexpected’ After a Dry, Warm Winter
Sonoma Water Inflates Russian River Supply Dam After Lack of Rain Increases Demand
Sonoma Water to Host Virtual Drought Town Hall Focusing on Russian River Conditions
Communities in Mendocino, Humboldt, and Lake County Will Recieve Millions to Bolster Drought Resilience
Sonoma County Will Provide Resources for Well Owners Impacted by Drought
Drought Ad Hoc Committee Meets Today- Come with Your Recommendations
Russian River Water Right Holders Can Continue to Suspend Curtailments Through At Least December 15
After California’s Driest Year in a Century, Attorney General Secures District Court Decision Restoring State’s Clean Water Act Authority
Fort Bragg Downgrades Water Emergency as New Desalination Unit and Recent Rains Increase Avaliablity
Mendocino County Water Agency Hosting Series of Drought Funding Workshops for Local Agencies
Fort Bragg Will Host a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the ‘Long-Awaited Aquaclear Desalination-Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment System’ This Friday
Desalination-Reverse Osmosis Treatment Systems Arrives in Fort Bragg as Noyo River Flows Reduced Amidst Record-Breaking Drought
With Stage 4 Drought Measures in Place, the Residents of Fort Bragg are On Track to Decrease Use by 32%
City of Willits Enacts Stage 1 Water Conservations Seeking a 20% Reduction in Use