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Congressional Water Bill Comes With Funding for Lake Tahoe Restoration

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It was a busy weekend for Congress. Lawmakers approved a massive new water act that will increase water allotments to the Central Valley and Southern California. The bill also includes money for new projects to restore the Salton Sea, and $415 million for Lake Tahoe restoration work.

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