Proposal comes after seven states drawing water from drought-stricken river failed to come to an agreement The US government has proposed a plan for the drought stricken Colorado River that could cut ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Arizona state leaders are proposing an agreement that would result in even deeper cuts to the state’s Colorado River water allocation as drought and overuse continue to drain the ...

As groundwater levels in several parts of Lucknow slip to about 200 feet and deeper, the Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) has decided to build dedicated water treatment plants in its upcoming ...

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The federal government's proposal for the Colorado River that's most likely to be adopted would slash water deliveries by 77% to the Central Arizona Project, the canal system that brings river water ...

Despite some relief in April, we are headed back into an extended warm, dry period, with the only positive aspect of that being the potential for rapid snowmelt to slow reservoir system draft.

Years of drought and growing demand have taken their toll on the Colorado River, which supplies water and hydropower to 40 million people in seven Western states. Now the moment of crisis has arrived.

Arizona, California and Nevada, the three Lower Basin states, have struck a deal to conserve 3.2 million acre-feet of Colorado River water over the next two years. It’s no fix for the water crisis, ...

One of China’s two major rivers is “pirating” water from the other, according to new research. Over the past 1.7 million years, the Yangtze River has been stealing water from the Yellow River, and the ...

A scuba and exploration crew searching California’s Russian River has sparked renewed attention around the shadowy world of Bohemian Grove after documenting an expedition near the secluded property ...

It's the time of year, when a massive 100-foot rubber dam emerges from the bottom of the Russian River near Forestville. That's to ensure the 600,000 residents of Sonoma and Marin counties who rely on ...

A sharp decline in mountain snowpack is raising concerns about water availability across Washington state heading into the summer and wildfire season, according to a new federal report released May 1.