ALL OF THAT WATER EVENTUALLY MEETS UP RIGHT AROUND SACRAMENTO. SO TO BE EXPECTED TO SEE THESE RIVER LEVELS RISING, THE SACRAMENTO RIVER AT THE I STREET BRIDGE EXPECTED TO CREST AT 24FT.

The Columbia River Treaty ... further jeopardizes the health of the river basin. Due to climate change’s impacts of droughts and snowmelt patterns, water management needs to be guided by modern ...

Water levels in wells and flows on the San Pedro River have fallen below minimums set by a judge, giving momentum to an environmental activist’s push for limits on Sierra Vista/Fort Huachuca ...

This past summer, the Duck River had double trouble. An extreme drought lowered water levels. At the same time, several water utility companies drew even more water out of the watershed as they ...

The Withlacoochee River region had below average rainfall for the month of January, according to the latest report. The region received 2.1 inches of rain compared to the historical average of 2.7 ...

That led dozens of media outlets along the West Coast to report the comments were about the Columbia, which is the only river that starts ... receive and minimum water levels for ship passage.

According to the California Nevada River Forecast Center, water levels in the Sacramento River are high enough to begin flowing past low dam. Here’s what to know. The Yolo Bypass was expected to ...

KAYSVILLE — Two years ago, Braxton Mitchell was offered the opportunity of a lifetime: to run the Columbia River from ... canoe was 24 miles in Hood River, Oregon, and we did that in one day." ...

A Boardman resident is raising concerns about a fire hydrant that has been out of service for weeks, but city officials say an overwhelming number of water main breaks have delayed repairs.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Some people who live in the historic Earlewood neighborhood in Columbia reported seeing discolored, brown water coming out of their faucets last week, and believe that the ...

President Donald Trump on Monday appeared to clarify comments he made last summer that led many in the Pacific Northwest to fear he would attempt to divert Columbia River water to Southern California.