Donald Trump's executive order on California water appears to have overridden qualms from officials who warned against ...

Trump’s early actions, including ordering the US Army Corps of Engineers to open two California dams, have led to concerns ...

Army Corps knew Trump order would waste California water, memo shows’ In case you missed it, U.S. Senator (D-Calif.) recently ...

Even as Kaweah and Success lakes returned to normal operations, with some releases sent into local rivers last week after recent storms, the United States Army Corps of Engineers was being grilled in ...

Around 2.2 billion gallons of reservoir water from Terminus Dam at Lake Kaweah and Schafer Dam at Lake Success in Tulare ...

Col. Chad W. Caldwell, commander of the Army Corps’ Sacramento district, wrote that the water that poured out of Lake Kaweah and Success Lake “could not be delivered to Southern California ...

The Army Corps colonel responsible for releasing reservoir water at Trump’s direction knew it wouldn’t reach Southern ...

The Army Corps of Engineers' decision to release water from dams in the San Joaquin Valley is causing concern among regional water managers.

Water managers in the Tulare Lake, Tule and the Kaweah subbasins are discussing the possibility of creating a regional ...

Water managers in the Tulare Lake, Tule and the Kaweah subbasins are discussing the possibility of creating a regional subsidence plan that would cover the three basins.

A civil works oversight hearing included questions about President Trump's executive order to release the water to fight fires in L.A.

There has been more fallout over President Donald Trump's executive order to release 2.2 billion gallons of water from Success Lake and Lake Kaweah with the Washington Post publishing an ...