A major step in cleaning up Clear Lake is now in the books. Crews wrapped up work on a 400-acre section near Lucerne, targeting phosphorus that fuels those harmful algae blooms. The treatment is designed to lock that phosphorus into the sediment and improve overall water quality. It’s part of a bigger plan, backed by millions in state funding, to restore the lake over time. Now, experts will keep a close eye on the water to see how well it works.
