CORCORAN, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Kings County now faces its newest water challenge, though a vastly different one from the Tulare Lake Basin flood in 2023. This time, it’s the county’s ...

KINGS COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- In Kings County, floodwater is now covering a large area of agricultural land in the Tulare Lake Basin. The water levels are something we haven't seen in nearly four ...

Before issuing the probation order, the State Water Resources Control Board had repeatedly warned five groundwater agencies in Kings County that their management plan for the Tulare Lake basin is ...

Kings County Water District board members hope to boost public participation at their monthly meetings by moving the start ...

Before issuing the probation order, the State Water Resources Control Board had repeatedly warned five groundwater agencies in Kings County that their management plan for the Tulare Lake basin is ...

The water that has started to resurrect Tulare Lake will ruin more than 41% of Kings County’s $2.43 billion crop value – plus tally another $1 billion in additional damages – as officials ...

Kings County Farm Bureau took the water board to court, which has been and continues to be an expensive process. The bureau reported its expenses to be about $350,000 for the first eight months of ...

A Kings County judge granted a temporary restraining order against the state's unprecedented mandate. Growers there will not have to meter their groundwater use for now.

In summary Kings County agencies and growers may face probation and millions of dollars in fines — which could be the first step toward the state wresting control of groundwater. For the first ...

So, in an unprecedented decision, the water board put the Kings County groundwater managers on probation — which imposes new fees and requirements to monitor pumping in a first step toward ...

A Kings County judge granted a temporary restraining order against the state’s unprecedented mandate. Growers there will not have to meter their groundwater use for now.