California's water reserves have improved in some areas since last spring, with several of the state's largest reservoirs ...

California reservoirs are expected to continue rising through the spring as snowmelt supplements the water levels.

For epic views of Mount Shasta, hike to this heart-shaped lake in California. Bring your camera and camping gear, because ...

Nearly all of California’s major reservoirs are ... One of the most notable water levels, though, is at Lake Berryessa, Lund said. The lake is at just over 100% capacity, measuring at 440. ...

The Morning Glory spillway — dubbed by locals as the "Glory Hole spillway" — at Lake Berryessa ... The increased water levels are due to the recent wet winter in Northern California, per ...

Precipitation in March pushed the lake level more than 18 feet, according to data from the California Department of Water Resources, boosting the top almost as high as Shasta Dam was after ...

The Salton Sea ... With less water in a desert climate, the lake’s salinity has surged to almost double the ratio of ocean water while oxygen levels decreased, making it virtually impossible ...

Snow levels ... Northern California, Lake Shasta, the state’s largest reservoir, is 111% of its average capacity for this date. Lake Oroville, the largest reservoir of the State Water Project ...

California has finally done it ... spillway," in the technical nomenclature. Whenever the water levels in the dammed-off lake exceed 440 feet, the water spills into the drain, directing overflow ...

California’s snowpack made a solid rebound ahead of the summer months, thanks to a string of cold and wet storms that pounded the Sierra Nevada in February and March. But even with the late ...