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State Regulators Move to Reserve More Water for Salmon

Sep 16, 2016 at

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State water officials want to see more water flowing down California's second longest river to help the endangered salmon that live there. That will affect the supply for millions of Californians across the state.

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State Regulators Move to Reserve More Water for Salmon

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