Many of the publicly-owned properties along the San Joaquin River are closed, but there are a number of places where you can ...

While Friant Dam releases thousands of gallons, farmers hope water storage project is the answer for the future. Water being let out of Friant dam in an effort to make room for rain water.

Friant Dam's max capacity is 528,000 acre-feet. The dam just reached over 4 million acre-feet through the system this month, which is eight times the amount of Millerton Lake.

Friant Dam releases water from Millerton Lake into the San Joaquin River, foreground, Saturday, July 15, 2023 near Friant. Advertisement. About Our Ads; Solve the daily Crossword.

Prolonged flood releases into the San Joaquin River from the Friant Dam aren’t necessarily great news for farmers whose fields are underwater. Nor for residents of cities and communities along ...

Prolonged flood releases into the San Joaquin River from the Friant Dam aren’t necessarily great news for farmers whose fields are underwater. Nor for residents of cities and communities along ...

Water releases can be seen from Friant Dam at Millerton Lake in Friant where lake levels have reached more than 80 percent-full following several atmospheric river events, on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2023.

The Record Thursday, March 31, 2005 B1 Friant Dam release won't reach S.J. FRIANT — Millerton Reservoir is so full that the Friant Dam gates have been opened to release water to make room for flo… ...

Agriculture and the Friant Dam, built in the 1940s, dried up a 60-mile stretch of the river. After a long, tortuous effort, a chinook spawns 10 miles downstream from the dam.

Except Friant Dam is shared between the district represented by Congressman Tom McClintock, who could care less about Fresno, and a district that has no representation on Capitol Hill whatsoever.

Water stored behind a dam east of Fresno will be tapped for the first time in decades as water officials looks for ways to alleviate the effects of a third-consecutive dry year.

of talks between Friant Dam water users and environmentalists. The battle is returning to the courts, delaying the day when water might again flush toxins from the lower stretches.