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Water managers vent frustration over water dump from Tulare County lakes; pivot to delta issues – SJV Water – SJV Water Editor/CEO Lois Henry contributed to this report Outflow from Success and Kaweah lakes is back down to a trickle but bewilderment is still

Water managers still flummoxed by water dump from local lakes

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Date set for arguments in Kern River appellate court hearing – SJV Water Justices for the 5th District Court of Appeal will hear arguments on March 20 over whether flows can be legally required to run down the Kern riverbed.

BE THERE: Oral arguments over the Kern River set for March 20 at 5th District Court of Appeal in Fresno
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Water, water everywhere – SJV Water After the Army Corps of Engineers began dumping water out of Kaweah and Success lakes late Thursday in response to President Trump's Jan. 24 emergency

Tulare County waterways spring to life with flows dumped out of Kaweah and Success lakes to comply with President Trumps emergency order for more water for southern California wildfires
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Volunteers learn to foster trout eggs in anticipation of releasing fry into the Kings River – SJV Water Editor's note: Monserrat Solis covers Kings County water issues for SJV Water through the California Local News Fellowship initiative.  A handful of Volunteers learn to foster trout eggs in anticipati...

Volunteers learn to become trout mamas in Kings River program that supports native rainbow trout

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Trump’s emergency water order responsible for water dump from Tulare County lakes – SJV Water The sudden announcement Thursday by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that Kaweah and Success lakes would immediately begin dumping water was in response Trump’s emergency water order responsible for w...

Why did army corps dump water from 2 Tulare co lakes? Welllll….

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