  This paper summarizes recent (as of SSI-02, in some cases updated in
November, 2002) results from the Super-Kamiokande and K2K experiments. The
interpretation of Super-Kamiokande results on atmospheric and solar neutrinos
provides strong evidence for neutrino oscillations, hence non-zero neutrino
mass. While statistics are still limited, K2K data are consistent with
Super-Kamiokande results on neutrino oscillations. The effort to reconstruct
Super-Kamiokande following a cascade of phototube implosions in November, 2001
is described. Plans for the future are also discussed.
