Editorial: Getting Sites Reservoir across the finish line
It’s difficult to build big water infrastructure projects in California. It takes collaboration and agreement across geographic and political divides. It takes time, funding, and… Read More
It’s difficult to build big water infrastructure projects in California. It takes collaboration and agreement across geographic and political divides. It takes time, funding, and… Read More
Earlier this month, the Sites Project Authority celebrated the approval of the project and certification of the Final Environmental Impact Report and Environmental Impact Statement… Read More
During the drought, one question seemed to come up often about Sites Reservoir: if you build it, can you fill it? With California being as… Read More
What a water year it has been. I was driving across the Yolo Bypass on Highway 5 north of Sacramento in November and thought to… Read More
A powerful series of storms slammed Northern California in the first days of the new year, producing record rainfall that saturated the ground and made… Read More
After another year of unprecedented drought, it’s clear California needs Sites Reservoir to create a more reliable and resilient water supply. The period from 2020… Read More
Sites Reservoir reached a critical milestone in May of this year when the Sites Project Authority submitted its water right application to the State Water… Read More
Author: Fritz Durst Preparing for drought is an everyday part of life for every Californian. Water conservation and efficient water management are now, and will… Read More
Author: Jeff Harris, Council Member, City of Sacramento California’s existing water supply infrastructure is aging and in desperate need of an upgrade. Our demands for… Read More
Author: Jerry Brown, Sites Project Authority Executive Director In a year of unprecedented drought, a policy brief recently released by the independent Public… Read More