Press Releases

Five species of fish for San Luis Reservoir and four species for O'Neill Forebay have new advisorys for consumption.

The study found that increasing temperatures affected mental health not only in the summer, but in the winter as well, showing that increases in temperature affect mental health throughout the year in California.

Press Release - A state fish advisory provides safe eating advice for five species of fish from Anderson Lake in Santa Clara County.

Safe eating advice for six species of fish from Lake Chabot, located just north of Castro Valley and east of San Leandro in Alameda County.

Safe eating advice for black bass species, Rainbow Trout, Channel Catfish, and Goldfish from Lafayette Reservoir, located in Lafayette in central Contra Costa County

Safe eating advice for three species of fish from San Francisco’s Lake Merced (North Lake).

Safe eating advice for five species of fish from New Bullards Bar Reservoir in Yuba County.  Advisory based on mercury.

Recommendations based on the levels of selenium measured in fish from Wiest Lake, which is located approximately six miles northeast of Brawley.

This fish advisory provides safe eating advice for seven species of fish from Lake San Antonio in Monterey and San Luis Obispo Counties.

Safe eating recommendations based on the levels of mercury measured in fish collected from Jenkinson Lake.