California Department of Water Resources.
agency in California
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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California Department of Water Resources failed to enforce required safety standards in Los Angeles.Some support8 reports
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Governor Newsom declared a state of emergency, involving the California Department of Water Resources.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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The California Department of Water Resources is tracking Delta restoration objectives, which cover the Delta and Suisun Marsh in Solano County.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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The California Department of Water Resources is managing state water resources under stress, informed by international experiences.Some support2 reports
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The California Department of Water Resources used its data for independent water policy research in collaboration with the Pacific Institute.Some support1 report
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CCC, the California Department of Water Resources, and Recology are collaborating on habitat construction projects at Lake Oroville.Some support1 report
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Water service providers including Petaluma, Valley of the Moon Water District, and Sonoma Water are assessing ASR feasibility with grants in the San Francisco Bay region.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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Oroville Wildlife Area, CA Fish and Wildlife, and CA Water Resources are collaborating on an improvement project, with access points along the Feather River.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Mark Schapiro manages tidal restoration projects and analyzes the compensatory mitigation industry in the Delta.Some support2 reports
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Due to water issues in Stockton, the California Department of Water Resources plans to dredge McLeod Lake to eradicate algae.Some support1 report
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What's reaching California Department of Water Resources
Events traced to California Department of Water Resources, step by step, newest firstAround California Department of Water Resources this week
News at the entities that move California Department of Water Resources most-
Gavin Newsom OperationalPhilanthropic investment funds are supporting state campus redevelopment.Moves California Department of Water Resources
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state StructuralState Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala defended the decision regarding RTI exemptions.Moves California Department of Water Resources
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Shasta Lake StructuralDrought conditions facing Shasta Lake caused a landslide on October 21, 2026.Moves California Department of Water Resources
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Sacramento River StructuralAn investment firm based in Los Angeles purchased water resources.Moves California Department of Water Resources
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El Niño Shared contextGoldman Sachs warns of price volatility as El Niño conditions depress heating demand across the Lower 48.Moves California Department of Water Resources
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CCC OperationalCCC and Sajith Premadasa made comments regarding Sri Lanka in 2015.Moves California Department of Water Resources
Connections
The 17 strongest of 37, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
state Structural
The Department of Water Resources operates under the state's jurisdiction to oversee dam safety.
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Gavin Newsom Operational
Gavin Newsom and the Department of Water Resources actively coordinate state resources and emergency response efforts during severe weather events.
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Sacramento River Structural
The government agency monitors and manages the resource flows of the river.
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Pacific Institute Mentioned together
Pacific Institute uses data from the California Department of Water Resources for independent water policy research.
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Recology Operational
Recology operates under the purview and oversight of the California Department of Water Resources regarding activities at Lake Oroville.
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El Niño Shared context
The governmental agency monitors and responds to the impacts of large-scale climate patterns like El Niño.
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Shasta Dam Structural
The California Department of Water Resources leads pilot projects related to fish passage testing at Shasta Dam.
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CCC Operational
CCC and the California Department of Water Resources collaborate on habitat construction projects.
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Oroville Wildlife Area Structural
The California Department of Water Resources is involved in projects affecting the Oroville Wildlife Area.
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Shasta Lake Structural
The California Department of Water Resources monitors and reports the water levels of Shasta Lake.
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McLeod Lake Structural
The California Department of Water Resources plans to dredge McLeod Lake as part of its operational mandate to eradicate algae.
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Stockton Shared context
Stockton is the geographical location where water resource issues managed by the California Department of Water Resources are observed.
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Oroville Shared context
The state agency operates within the geographic and functional context of Oroville, including water resource management.
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California Shared context
The California Department of Water Resources operates within the jurisdiction of the State of California, overseeing dam safety.
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Sacramento Operational
The California Department of Water Resources manages tidal restoration projects in the Delta region near Sacramento.
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Los Angeles Shared context
The California Department of Water Resources' failure to enforce safety requirements is observed within the context of Los Angeles.
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Delta Structural
The Department tracks Delta's objectives related to Delta restoration.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
3 events- DWR led a pilot project to test fish passage at Shasta Dam.
- California Department of Water Resources failed to enforce required safety standards in Los Angeles.
- The California Department of Water Resources is tracking Delta restoration objectives, which cover the Delta and Suisun Marsh in Solano County.
September 2026
4 events- Governor Newsom declared a state of emergency, involving the California Department of Water Resources.
- The California Department of Water Resources is managing state water resources under stress, informed by international experiences.
- The California Department of Water Resources used its data for independent water policy research in collaboration with the Pacific Institute.
- CCC, the California Department of Water Resources, and Recology are collaborating on habitat construction projects at Lake Oroville.