By Joy Rust As this month comes to a close, we reflect on Governor Gavin Newsom’s proclamation designating May as Small Business Month in California. Spring is not only a time of blooming flowers and warmer weather, but also a time to recognize and appreciate that small businesses are the backbone of our economy and … Continue reading “Harvesting Innovation: Rediscovering the Importance of Small Businesses in California”

Reactivating our historic floodplains in the Sacramento River Basin is an exciting initiative that tackles one of California’s most pressing 21st Century Challenges. This special effort is designed to secure our water supply, protect against floods, and restore vital ecosystems—all while adapting to a changing climate. The comprehensive approach aims to revive salmon populations, reduce … Continue reading “Reactivating the Floodplains in the Sacramento River Basin”

By Mike Wade California Farm Water Coalition In today’s globalized world, ensuring that Americans can depend on local food production is more critical than ever. The California Farm Water Coalition, dedicated to raising awareness about the connection between farm water and our food supply, has released three educational fact sheets shedding light on the water … Continue reading “Supporting Farms and Domestic Food Production for America”

By Bruce Houdesheldt  Despite the prevailing dry conditions in warmer months, the Sacramento Valley and the north Delta have remained free of harmful algal bloom (HAB) detections—a testament to our proactive monitoring and mitigation efforts. As we continue to closely watch over these waterways and utilize the latest technology, we’re committed to keeping our communities … Continue reading “Research and Monitoring Increases Understanding of Harmful Algal Blooms”