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Nevada County Vacancy Rate Stays Modest

A new state law, that went into effect last year, now mandates public agencies to present a status on vacancies, recruitment, and retention efforts, ahead of adopting a new budget.  And Nevada County Supervisors appeared pleased with the latest update … Read more >

Senate Passes Dahle’s Diesel Smog Test Bill

A diesel vehicle smog-testing bill sponsored by Nevada County’s State Senator, that we told you about earlier this year, has now been passed by the full Senate. Megan Dahle’s Press Secretary, Bruce Ross, says the measure rolls back new state … Read more >

Nevada City Observing Global Pride Month

June is also globally recognized as LGBTQ-plus Pride Month, dedicated to celebrating the community, advocating for equal rights, and commemorating the history of the movement. And activities kicked off on Monday in Nevada City. City Manager Carrie Wright says the … Read more >

Nevada City Seeking Pedestrian Bicycle Upgrades

Nevada City has taken another step toward being a more bicycle and pedestrian-friendly town. At their recent meeting, the City Council approved a nearly 280-thousand-dollar consulting contract. Community Development Technician, Bethany Celio, told the Council it’s for a so-called Active … Read more >

It’s Election Day for the June Primary

Today is Election Day for the June Primary. And while statewide results will be the main focus, including the governor’s race, the local ballot is going to be much shorter, with fewer competitive races. It’s the first major election for … Read more >

Union Hill Dist School Bond On June Ballot

The June Primary tomorrow (Tues.) will also be a big day of decision for the Union Hill School District. Local voters will consider Measure J, a three-point-two-million-dollar bond. It has around 700 TK-8 students and originally opened in 1868. District … Read more >

Sierra I-80 Construction Projects Ramping Up

After work was mostly suspended last week, due to a lot of rain, Cal Trans is ramping up Interstate 80 improvement work for the summer and early fall, with warmer and drier weather ahead.  And it looks like there will … Read more >

Challenge Coin Design Contest Underway

Breast Cancer Awareness Month isn’t until October. But this year’s contest for the design of the Pink Patch Project Challenge Coin is now in its second week. Seven Nevada County law enforcement and fire agencies fundraise and collectively sell coins, … Read more >

STEAM Expo Has Great Participation

Officials at the Nevada County Superintendent of Schools Office say their STEAM Expo showcases the creativity, curiosity, and innovation of students. STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. One of the coordinators for this year’s event was Carolyn … Read more >

Wildfire Ready Workshop Pioneer Park

Just ahead of some June heat next week, the Wildfire-Ready Coalition of Nevada County has a workshop planned for Sunday afternoon at Pioneer Park in Nevada City. Group president, Jo Ann Fites-Kaufman, says it’s based on a checklist developed by … Read more >