What agricultural landowners in California's Tulare Lake Subbasin can do today to prepare for groundwater recharge opportunities tomorrow. By Julie Martella | November 2026 Imagine it's January. We've had several weeks of significant storms in the Sierra Nevada, and water is moving through the Kings River watershed. You hear that additional surface water may become available for groundwater recharge. You own 80 acres of permanent crops in the Tulare Lake Subbasin. You've bee

Across the Tulare Lake Subbasin, groundwater users are watching closely as the State Water Board proposes changes to how SGMA enforcement...

For many people, the word "probation" sounds like a warning—a heads-up that something needs to change. But under SGMA, probation isn’t a...