County Commissioner Kelley Minty-Morris said approximately 75 tanks were delivered to people with dry wells as of July 30. Some needed the 500-gallon tanks to store water, but others were able to ...

As the Luengases discovered, water is not cheap. A typical water delivery runs from $110 for 1,000 gallons, $200 for 2,000 gallons, and $350 for 2,600 gallons, Boyer said.

First their wells went dry. Then this summer’s brutal heat wave made water in emergency storage tanks so scalding hot, some valley residents had to siphon it into containers and let it cool ...

More than 70 Tehama County households have signed up for free water deliveries through a North Valley Community Foundation (NVCF) drought relief program in just two months, and more help ...

A Madera family whose well has run dry has found some relief through a federally funded program. ... his wife Faustina and their daughters have been relying on water stored in a 2500 gallon tank.