WASHINGTON — San Joaquin Valley farmers would secure more water and an ambitious river restoration plan would be curtailed under a far-reaching California bill approved by a key House panel Thursday night. Opposed by the Brown administration in Sacrament

The House Natural Resources Committee on Thursday approved H.R. 1837, a bill that would eliminate environmental protections for the Delta and Central Valley rivers, secure more water for corporate agribusiness on the San Joaquin Valley's west side and up

Photo Caption: Late last year, the San Francisco Police Department reorganized the special victims unit, which included specialists in human trafficking. It came too late to help the department earn a $500,000 grant for that purpose, but the department w

Washington -- Representatives from the Central Valley pushed legislation through a House committee Thursday that would upend the state's system of water rights, deploying the federal government to extract water from Northern California farms, fisheries a

WASHINGTONRep. Devin Nunes will push legislation today to end water-pumping restrictions in the San Joaquin Valley related to litigation over the 3-inch fish known as the delta smelt. The House Natural Resources Committee is expected to consider possible

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