The California Water Commission wants to thank everyone who helped make yesterday’s Earth Day Celebration at the California Natural Resources Agency headquarters a huge success! cwc.ca.gov

The California Water Commission invites you to join the California Natural Resources Agency today for a family-friendly Earth Day Celebration. Don’t miss fun-filled indoor and outdoor activities for all ages with live animal ambassadors, giveaways, a scavenger hunt, and more!

Join the California Natural Resources Agency tomorrow for a family-friendly Earth Day Celebration. Don’t miss fun-filled indoor and outdoor activities for all ages with live animal ambassadors, giveaways, a scavenger hunt, a virtual visit to a CA State Park virtually and more!

The California Water Commission invites you to join the California Natural Resources Agency on Wednesday for a family-friendly Earth Day Celebration. Don’t miss fun-filled indoor and outdoor activities for all ages! resources.ca.gov/earthday2026

Just a reminder … tomorrow’s California Water Commission’s meeting will take place in the 2nd floor Media Room in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can comment remotely at bit.ly/3NJu70C.

On tomorrow’s California Water Commission meeting agenda: Harvest Water Program supplemental funding request, Division of Safety of Dams regulations approval, outreach and engagement update. Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/3NJu70C.

Just a reminder … the California Water Commission’s meeting on Wednesday will take place in the 2nd floor Media Room in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Agenda: bit.ly/4cIlspq.

At this week’s meeting, California Water Commission staff will provide an update on near-term actions and plans that aim to develop, implement, and evaluate a targeted approach to increasing engagement in the Commission’s work. Agenda: bit.ly/4cIlspq.

The California Water Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, April 15 in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/3NJu70C.

At the April 15 meeting, the California Water Commission will consider supplemental funding for the Harvest Water Program, bit.ly/4bHo3xN which will provide reliable, high-quality recycled water to agricultural lands and existing habitats in southern Sacramento County.

The California Water Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, April 15 in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/3NJu70C.

At the April 15 meeting, California Water Commission staff will provide an update on near-term actions and plans that aim to develop, implement, and evaluate a targeted approach to increasing engagement in the Commission’s work. Agenda: bit.ly/4cIlspq.

The California Water Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, April 15 in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/3NJu70C.

At the April 15 meeting, the California Water Commission will consider proposed additions and modifications to existing dam safety regulations. Agenda: bit.ly/4cIlspq. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/3NJu70C.

At the April 15 meeting, the California Water Commission will consider supplemental funding for the Harvest Water Program, which will provide reliable, high-quality recycled water to agricultural lands and existing habitats in southern Sacramento County. bit.ly/4cIlspq.

The California Water Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, April 15 in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/3NJu70C.

California Water Commissioner Dan Curtin spoke at Senator Caballero’s press conference to highlight the California Water Plan. “SB72 recognizes the past but it also addresses the future. We need collaboration and that’s what this bill does, among all elements of California.”

Water Commission Chair Fern Steiner spoke at Senator Caballero’s press conference to highlight implementation of the California Water Plan. “The California Water Plan is a comprehensive water supply solution for all of California and every Californian.” bit.ly/3N69YBJ

IT’S GROUNDWATER AWARENESS WEEK! The California Water Commission produced a policy paper bit.ly/3sW5P93 with a set of conclusions around how the State can support well-managed groundwater trading programs with appropriate safeguards for vulnerable water users.

IT’S GROUNDWATER AWARENESS WEEK! The Willow Springs Water Bank Conjunctive Use Project, eligible for Water Storage Investment Program funding, would leverage 500,000 acre-feet of existing groundwater storage facilities to provide ecosystem benefits north of the Delta.

IT’S GROUNDWATER AWARENESS WEEK! The Kern Fan Groundwater Storage Project, eligible for Water Storage Investment Program funding, is a regional water bank that will recharge and store up to 100,000 acre-feet of water available from the State Water Project operation.

IT’S GROUNDWATER AWARENESS WEEK! The Chino Basin Conjunctive Use Program, eligible for Water Storage Investment Program funding, is an advanced water treatment and distribution facility able to store up to 15,000 acre-feet per year of treated water in the Chino Basin Water Bank.

It’s Women’s History Month, a good time to recognize all the women that have served on the California Water Commission over the years, including our current Chair and Vice-Chair. cwc.ca.gov

The California Water Commission is proud to support the launch of the 2028 California Water Plan Update. www.gov.ca.gov/2026/02/25/governor-newsom-launches-most-ambitious-water-plan-in-california-history/

The California Water Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Agenda: bit.ly/4r8cWng Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/4a2VU38

The Water Storage Investment Program funds the public benefits associated with the projects: ecosystem improvements, water quality improvements, flood control, emergency response, and recreation. Learn more about the WSIP at the Feb. 18 meeting of the California Water Commission.

At the California Water Commission’s February 18 meeting, learn about pending legislation relevant to the State’s water resources and management, including those that affect the environment, energy, flood control, and groundwater sustainability. Agenda: bit.ly/4r8cWng

The California Water Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, February 18 in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/4a2VU38

The California Water Plan is the State's strategy for sustainable and equitable water management. An advisory committee will include representation from agriculture, labor, environmentalists, Tribes, and more. Learn more at next week's meeting of the CA Water Commission

Part of the Water Storage Investment Program, the Sites Reservoir will be able to capture and store flood flows, reducing the risk of local flooding, and offer recreation opportunities for up to 187,000 visitors annually. Learn more at the next meeting of the CA Water Commission.

Do you know what “Ex Parte” means? If you said “It’s all Greek to me” you’d be wrong. It’s a Latin term that, when practiced by a board or commission, ensures a fair and transparent decision-making process. Learn more about it at the February meeting of the CA Water Commission.

The Harvest Water Program will provide high-quality recycled water to agricultural lands, improve groundwater conditions for 5,000 acres of wetland and riparian forest, and enlarge the habitat for sandhill crane and other threatened species. bit.ly/4r8cWng

The State Water Project is made up of 705 miles of rivers, pipelines, and canals that supply water to 27 million people and irrigate 750,000 acres of farmland. Learn how its operation is guided by the best available science at the Feb. 18 meeting of the CA Water Commission.

The Quarterly Reports are in! Hear the latest in the Water Storage Investment Program, and how it funds the public benefits of water storage projects at the Feb. 18 meeting of the California Water Commission. Full agenda: bit.ly/4r8cWng

The California Water Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, February 18 in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/4a2VU38

At the California Water Commission’s February 18 meeting, learn about pending legislation relevant to the State’s water resources and management, including those that affect the environment, energy, flood control, and groundwater sustainability. Agenda: bit.ly/4r8cWng

At the February meeting, the California Water Commission’s attorney will explain the Commission’s ex-parte policy, which protects integrity and fairness in the Water Storage Investment Program decision-making process. Full meeting agenda at bit.ly/4r8cWng

The CA Water Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 18 in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Agenda: bit.ly/4r8cWng Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/4a2VU38

The California Water Plan is the State's strategy for sustainable and equitable water management, developing water resources for current and future generations. Learn more about the plan’s 2028 Update at the February meeting of the California Water Commission.

Once built, the Site Project will capture and store excess stormwater flows from the Sacramento River, deliver water to wildlife refuges, and provide recreation opportunities like camping, hiking, and horseback riding. Learn more at the Feb. 18 California Water Commission meeting

Construction continues in the Harvest Water Program, the first project to receive funding in the Water Storage Investment Program. Learn more about California’s largest agricultural water recycling project at the Feb. 18 meeting of the California Water Commission.

State Water Project operations are guided by the best available science to balance water supply needs and environmental protections. Learn more about the nation’s largest state-built multi-purpose water project at the Feb. 18 meeting of the California Water Commission.

The California Water Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, February 18 in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/4a2VU38

It’s World Wetlands Day! The water in our wetlands is one of our most vital natural resources. The Kern Fan Project will provide 1,280 acres of temporary wetland habitat during wet years. Learn more at cwc.ca.gov/Water-Storage

It's World Wetlands Day! The water in our wetlands is one of our most vital natural resources. The Harvest Water Program will improve groundwater conditions for 5,000 acres of wetland and riparian forest. Learn more at cwc.ca.gov/Water-Storage

On tomorrow’s California Water Commission meeting agenda: 2026 Commission Workplan, Water Storage Investment Program, State Water Project Annual Review, CA Water Plan Update. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/4sd4cxM.

The California Water Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, January 21 in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/4sd4cxM.

The California Water Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, January 21 in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/4sd4cxM.

The 2025 State Water Project Annual Review will be presented at next week’s meeting of the California Water Commission bit.ly/4a8vvCT. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/4sd4cxM.

The California Water Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, January 21 in the California Natural Resources Building, 715 P Street, in Sacramento. Unable to attend in person? Find out how you can watch and comment remotely at bit.ly/4sd4cxM.