Gov. Gavin Newsom urged lawmakers to pass legislation speeding up plans for a water tunnel. But his proposal encountered resistance and failed to advance in the Legislature this session.

As part of a revised budget to address a $12 billion shortfall in the upcoming year, Gov. Gavin Newsom included a request to streamline the Delta Conveyance Project, calling it one of California’s ...

A couple of bills meant to speed up the process were allowed to die in committee before reaching the state Assembly. Opponents of the project consider it a victory in a fight to protect the water of ...

Tanned, rested and presumably ready after a summer vacation break, state legislators will return to the Capitol next week for the final month of their 2025 session. The session’s final weeks will be ...

Aerial photos of the region to be affected by the Delta water tunnels and intakes. Randall Benton Fresno Bee file The farmland in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta area contains some of the ...

The Stockton City Council has voted against the Delta Conveyance Project, citing concerns over water quality and ...

An aerial view of the Sacramento River flowing past Greene and Hemly orchards along state Highway 160 near a spot where one of two proposed intakes will be located for the Delta Conveyance Project, in ...

In his budget proposal released on Wednesday, Gov. Gavin Newsom included funding for the $20 billion water tunnel known as the Delta Conveyance Project. No place will be more impacted by the project ...

Valley Water in the South Bay is set to vote Tuesday on whether or not to join other local water agencies in contributing to Gov. Gavin Newsom's Central Valley water tunnel project. A dozen agencies ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom and some of California's major water agencies hit a setback this week when a proposal to fast-track plans for a 45-mile water tunnel beneath the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta ...

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Tanned, rested and presumably ready after a summer vacation break, state legislators will return to the Capitol next ...