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Candidates vying to replace the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein are laying low on her signature topic.

A rider to the jobs bill could free up water for California farms—and blow up hope for balance in the future of the state’s water politics

Opinion by Tad Weber: Water management and land use will be agriculture’s key issues for years to come.

Pushed out of Denver by high rent, moving to tiny St. John has been a bureaucratic and legal quagmire. From Dion Lefler:

Gordons has announced that partner and executive board member, Victoria Davey, has been appointed as managing partner. She succeeds Paul Ayre who held the

Facing criticism that stormwater flowed out to sea, the governor asked the water board to waive rules designed to protect salmon and other endangered fish.

Facing criticism that stormwater flowed out to sea, the governor asked the water board to waive rules designed to protect salmon and other endangered fish. Environmentalists call it “a breakdown of law and order” while growers laud it.

Facing criticism that stormwater flowed out to sea, the governor asked the water board to waive rules designed to protect salmon and other endangered fish.

Facing criticism that stormwater flowed out to sea, the governor asked the water board to waive rules designed to protect salmon and other endangered fish.

Facing criticism that stormwater flowed out to sea, the governor asked the water board to waive rules designed to protect salmon and other endangered fish.