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Two Fire District Consolidations Instead Of One

After about two years, efforts to merge fire districts in Nevada County will end up with two separate consolidations. The Consolidated District recently tabled merging with the Penn Valley district, over cost uncertainties from staffing changes at the station there. … Read more >

Supes Approve Courthouse Future Recommendations

At their Tuesday meeting, Nevada County Supervisors also accepted the recommendations of the 257-page Courthouse Highest and Best Use Study. The Nelson architectural firm recommends splitting the site into two parcels. The courthouse could be repurposed for institutional use, such … Read more >

Nevada City Evacuation Exercise Series Begins

With wildfire season not too far away, officials are hoping for a good turnout for a new way to prepare in Nevada City. The so-called Evacuation Exercise Series is a less passive way of learning. The first of three parts … Read more >

More Challenges For Food Bank NevCo

Another funding blow is being reported by the executive director of the Food Bank of Nevada County. During her recent appearance on “KNCO: Insight”, Julie Thornberry said they’ve been cut off from a milk, eggs, and produce program. She said … Read more >

Immigration Policy Updated To Supes

It’s normally a routine annual presentation. But this year’s Community Forum at Tuesday’s Nevada County Supervisors meeting had more public comments than normal, regarding compliance with a California immigration law that’s been on the books sincee 2016. The Sheriff’s Office … Read more >

Street Improvement Project Approved Grass Valley

It’s going to be a busy summer for Grass Valley’s Public Works Department. The City Council has approved contracts for street and road improvements. That includes in Condon Park, with pavement resurfacing, including parking lots, expected to start late this … Read more >

If You Owe The IRS There Are Payment Plans

The income tax filing deadline is now less than a week away. Raphael Tulino, with IRS Media Relations, says only about 30-percent will owe them. And those are the people who normally wait until the last minute, especially if they … Read more >

Another Accolade For Nevada County OES

Another honor for Nevada County’s Office of Emergency Services. They were recently recognized for the 2025 Excellence in Public Information and Communication. That was presented by the California Association of Public Information Officials. County OES Director, Alex Keeble-Toll, says it … Read more >

Nevada City Man Faces Multiple Weapons Charges

A 56-year-old Nevada City man has been arrested on multiple gun-related charges. Nevada County Sheriff’s Department Public Information Officer, Ashley Quadros, says it began with a number of complaints from neighbors that Kyle Kjoller was firing weapons outside his home, … Read more >

Newer And Expansive Fire Safe Coalition Formed

After receiving a Certificate of Recognition at Tuesday’s Nevada County Supervisors meeting, the Coalition of Firewise Communities announced the merger with a new organization. It’s called the Fire Safe Nevada County Coalition. The Board Chair is Jo Ann Fites-Kaufman, who … Read more >