When California dammed the Feather River as part of its monumental project to bring water to Southern California and other parts of the state, the river became more predictable, but not totally so.

According to a report published Monday by the Department of Water Resources, the Feather River watershed from April 1 to July 31 is expected to see 187% of average snowmelt amount based on records ...

Yellow Creek in Humbug Valley is among the streams in the upper Feather River watershed sampled for trout and invasive species DNA before a Trout Unlimited project to protect and restore fish habitat.

The Benicia City Council rejected a proposal by Valero Refining Co. that would have allowed it to receive oil from two 50-car trains daily on rail lines through the Feather River watershed and ...

37 miles of land along the Feather River should be fine even if the water flow from Lake Oroville increased dramatically. Michael Bessette, director of engineering for the Sutter Butte Flood ...

Over time the debris, known as slickens, was washed down the river. Not commercial waterways for more than a century, the Yuba and Feather roles today as recreational sites, water sources and ...

In a press release, the Department of Water Resources said an additional 2,000 cubic-feet per second would be sent down the “low flow” stretch of the river, for a total of 7,200 cfs.

In the topsy-turvy world of water, several Feather River water districts are considering what-ifs. The dry winter may mean a transfer of water from the Sacramento Valley to Kern County farmers.