The DWR’s emergency pump program diverts rain runoff to fill a basin for groundwater recharge in Fresno County. Courtesy DWR California’s vital groundwater reserves grew by a record 8.7 million acre-feet — twice the volume of giant Shasta Lake — in the official water year ended Sept. 30, the Department of Water Resources reported this week. It’s the first time since 2019 that groundwater reserves have increased, another indication that record rains have helped the state emerge from a long-term drought. Massive rainfall allowed the state to pump less water from the ground, while basins were recharged with 4.1 million acre-feet from runoff. “California is invested in preparing for
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