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Coast Line | Pipeline work to delay traffic on Highway 129

8 Major U.S. water basins could be depleted by as much as 98% in the next 25 years – NaturalNews.com

Pajaro Valley Water secures federal loan to complete construction of College Lake project

For nearly a year, the Pajaro Valley Water Management Agency has been preoccupied with the construction of a new water supply system at College Lake

Race for Assembly District 29, Speaker Robert Rivas challenged by J.W. Paine

J.W. Paine hopes his background as a teamster truck driver will appeal to 'everyday Californians' in a bid against Speaker Robert Rivas.

Biden-Harris Administration Announces $74 Million WIFIA Loan to Pajaro Valley Water Management Agency in Santa Cruz

Rachel Kippen, Our Ocean Backyard | Local artist paints with foraged 'earth pigment' palette from watershed – Santa Cruz Sentinel

Shinehah Bigham is not your typical outdoor enthusiast.

Study Evaluates The Cost Benefits Of Recharge Net Metering For Groundwater Sustainability

Groundwater supply in the US is depleting at an alarming rate

Some communities are starting to consider making farmers pay for groundwater to help conserve resources.

Mayor's message | City looks forward to a new year – Santa Cruz Sentinel

Dear Watsonville community, as we step into the new year, I extend my warmest wishes to each and every one of you.

Strawberry Case Study: What If Farmers Had to Pay for Water?

WATSONVILLE, Calif. — The strawberry, blackberry and raspberry fields of the Pajaro Valley stretch for 10 miles along the coast of California’s Monterey Bay, jeweled with fruit from April through early December. The valley’s 30,000 acres of farmland are also ruffled with emerald lettuces, Brussels sprouts and varieties of kale, bringing in roughly $1 billion in revenue to the region each year. All that abundance doesn’t come cheap. While American farmers elsewhere have watered their crops by fre