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California’s “Slow Down or Move Over” law has now been on the books for over 15 years. But a recent Cal Trans news release stated that 170 CHP officers were injured or killed while assisting drivers along the roadside, between … Read more >

The Beale Air and Space Expo, as it’s now called, is returning to the Base in June. It’s been on a seven-year hiatus, which includes the cancellation of the event when the COVID pandemic hit in 2020. And Second Lieutenant … Read more >

A replacement for Nevada County’s Assistant Chief Executive Officer, who left last year, has been announced. And he’s a familiar name. Patrick Eidman resigned as CEO of the Nevada County Fairgrounds in 2021, after three years on the job, to … Read more >

Nevada County’s 2-1-1 Connecting Point was established in 2009. 2-1-1 is a national free, confidential information and referral service that connects more than 93-percent of the country to essential health and human services 24 hours a day. In 2021, the … Read more >

This year’s Chair of the Nevada County Board of Supervisors wants 2025 to be the Year of Youth. Heidi Hall would like it to be centered on empowering the next generation, and ensuring the work that’s being done sets the … Read more >

A special meeting to continue what’s described as the “ongoing conversation on the impacts and opportunities” to improve Nevada City’s short-term rental ordinance is scheduled for this (Mon.) evening. That’ll be hosted by the city’s Economic and Community Development Committee, … Read more >

Nevada County’s Congressional representative has been attending House hearings this week on mitigating the wildfire danger. And Kevin Kiley says he’s also introduced a bill he says would help homeowners find some financial relief from home hardening costs that have … Read more >

One of the upcoming major recommendations coming from Nevada City’s recently-formed Public Art Commission will be what kind of display to include with the Broad Street “Y” project that gets underway later this month or in March. City Manager Sean … Read more >

Last year, we mentioned that the Grass Valley City Council had approved a purchase agreement for more public restrooms that will also be closer to the Mill Street Plaza. But it won’t likely be until the end of the year … Read more >

The Nevada County Sheriff’s Office is also considered the Public Administrator for the county. And Public Information Officer Ashley Qaudros says one of the, perhaps, little-known services that’s provided is the management of a deceased person’s estate, when no family … Read more >