The swirling concrete vortex at Lake Berryessa, known as the “glory hole”, has come to life once more. For the first time in ...

UC Davis researchers have documented evidence of chinook salmon returning to the Northern California creek where they were ...

The eerie, swirling vortex of Napa County’s Lake Berryessa, on display this year for the first time since 2019, could be visible for another week. Called the Morning Glory spillway, or “glory hole,” ...

Almost everywhere in California, salmon are on the decline. But in Putah Creek—a restored stream running through the ...

Putah Creek is a tributary of the Sacramento River, flowing through the cities of Winters and Davis. It barely flowed at all after Monticello Dam was installed in the 1950s, which created Lake ...

Lake Berryessa's Morning Glory Spillway has ... It was formed as a result of the Monticello Dam which was built to trap Putah Creek's waters. The spillway, also known as Glory Hole, usually ...

A lawsuit brought by the state attorney general against a small Lake Berryessa water agency is nearing a formal settlement, Napa County lawyers say. In February 2006, then-State Attorney General ...

About 2,800 acres in remote, northeastern Napa County — including an open space area, a grassy valley and land along Putah Creek — are waiting to find their niche in the world of regional open ...

It barely flowed at all after Monticello Dam was installed in the 1950s, which created Lake Berryessa and drastically reduced water to Putah Creek. Then, in 2000, a lawsuit brought about the Putah ...