Save the California Delta Alliance

Save the California Delta Alliance STCDA is a 501(c)3 non-profit based in Discovery Bay. See http://nodeltagates.com for our Mission Statement and Board of Directors info on the About Us tab.

Save the California Delta Alliance (STCDA) is a grassroots 501(c)3 non-profit committed to keeping the California Delta a safe and healthy environment for all who live here.

This is so frustrating! Comments Michael Brodsky, legal council for Save the California Delta Alliance, and other Allian...
07/27/2026

This is so frustrating! Comments Michael Brodsky, legal council for Save the California Delta Alliance, and other Alliance members have been making to the California Department of Water Resources (DWR), Delta Steering Committee, State Water Resource Council (SWRC) for over ten years listed one of the ways the state could really save water is to fix/replace the aging water pipes under L.A. Yet here we still are ... looking at spending huge amounts of money on a damaging and expensive tunnel from the Delta to LA while the fresh water leaks away.

This is so frustrating! Comments Michael Brodsky, legal council for Save the California Delta Alliance, and other Alliance members have been making to the California Department of Water Resources (…

This Just In -The Governor appoints Thomas Gibson as Director of the Department of Water Resources, replacing Karla Neme...
07/01/2026

This Just In -
The Governor appoints Thomas Gibson as Director of the Department of Water Resources, replacing Karla Nemeth (who served since 2018 until now).

From the Office of the Governor: Thomas Gibson, of West Sacramento, has been appointed Director at the California Department of Water Resources. Gibson has been Chief Deputy Director at the California Department of Water Resources since 2024, where he was Chief Counsel from 2021 to 2024. He held mul...

It's about time. STCDA has advocated for groundwater replenishment for years - one of our lawyer Michael Brodsky's prima...
03/22/2026

It's about time. STCDA has advocated for groundwater replenishment for years - one of our lawyer Michael Brodsky's primary recommendations to address the water shortage instead of a tunnel. There is way more storage capability in California's aquifers than reservoirs - and without the evaporation. If they aren't refilled, they will collapse, forever losing that storage capability. The actions of the early farmers, like drying up the Tulare Lake Basin, resulted in the inability to restore the aquifers naturally.

I hope this and similar efforts are expanded.

In the southern San Joaquin Valley, where roads cut through thousands of acres of orange groves, grapevines and carrot fields, a canal reaches a linchpin that keeps the farming economy going: dozens of oblong ponds filled with shimmering water.

Address

P. O. Box 1760
Discovery Bay, CA
94505

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Save the California Delta Alliance posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category