Just over 75 years ago, the California Legislature passed the Dickey Water Pollution Act, the nation's first comprehensive attempt to address pollution control at the state level.
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When major storms arrive in areas recently burned by wildfire, fire fundamentally changes how landscapes respond to rain, threatening water quality for years.
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Beavers, nature's furry water engineers, are making a comeback on a major Central Coast waterbody with help from the California Water Boards and a group of dedicated educators and volunteers.
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Every winter, California's rivers come alive with one of nature's most powerful stories - the return of the salmon. A look at the Chinook salmon run on the American River.
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