After recent flooding tragedies in Texas, New Mexico and North Carolina, St. Johns River Water Management District officials ...

Residents of the Frio River community are expressing gratitude for recent rainfall that brought relief to the area, while also mourning the loss ...

Building and maintaining a healthy water supply for Butte County happens quite literally from the ground up. Butte County contains a host of waterways, with Lake Oroville to the east, which feeds from ...

Hidden in the rugged wilderness of Northern California lies a natural masterpiece so breathtaking that your first glimpse might make you question whether you’ve accidentally wandered into a fantasy ...

Pacific Gas and Electric Company urges the public to take extra safety precautions as water flows will be higher through the weekend of Sept. 28-29 on two stretches of the North Fork Feather River for ...

Friends of the Wekiva River urge people to consider their use of water, to help preserve the beloved river and springs.

On March 23, the total Feather River flows reduced to 11,500 cubic feet per second with flows through the City of Oroville at 3,000 cubic feet per second and flows from the outlet at 8,500 cubic feet ...

Water flows from the New Bullards Bar Dam into the North Yuba River on Monday, Feb. 3, 2024, as dam operators prepared for the atmospheric river that brought several inches of rain to the region ...

The Lower Yuba has some salmon moving up towards the spawning grounds but the real numbers are on the Feather River. As I have noted many times”If you add water you will get the fish”. The flows on ...

BUTTE COUNTY, Calif. — PG&E will be increasing flows in a portion of the North Fork Feather River this weekend, they are urging the public to use extra caution duringwhitewater recreation. PG&E ...

PLUMAS COUNTY, Calif. — If you're planning to be on the north fork of the Feather River this weekend, PG&E urges you to use caution as they plan to increase flows to the area on July 27 and 28 ...

OROVILLE, Calif. - Feather River water releases are at 5,500 cubic feet per second as of Friday, according to the Department of Water Resources. Flows through Oroville are at 1,700 cfs and releases ...