Today is National Voter Registration Day, and the local chapter of the League of Women Voters is participating with a voter registration drive. They will be set up in both Grass Valley and Nevada City, attempting to get people to … Read more >

Even though the Greenhorn Creek recreation area has been closed to all vehicles for 6 years, the amount of trash and debris that’s still being left there is described as “disheartening” by Debra Ann Brabazon with the Nevada City office … Read more >

A woman who is believed to have stolen a car has been captured by authorities. Nevada County Sheriff Keith Royal says one of his deputies saw a pickup truck on Rattlesnake Road near Tigerlilly Lane just after midnight Sunday… Listen … Read more >

It’s the first of three showdowns before the election. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on the debate stage. National Correspondent Joe Gomez has more. Listen to Joe Gomez KNCO will carry the debate live from ABC News beginning at 6pm.

One of the 18 state ballot propositions in November has the strong support of Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Proposition 52 would require voter approval before any Medi-Cal reimbursement money could be diverted from a hospital fee program. The program, established … Read more >

A Grass Valley man has been treated and released, after the CHP says he caused a rear-end collision over the weekend with his car. Officer Greg Tassone says the driver of a fully-loaded concrete mixer truck was going at about … Read more >

A Grass Valley woman was seriously injured in a DUI crash over the weekend. CHP Officer Greg Tassone says 35-year-old Joshua Bridges of Auburn was driving home, around midnight Saturday night, southbound on Highway 49 near Smith Road, in a … Read more >

Police are investigating the deadly shooting of a motorcyclist on westbound Interstate 80 in Nevada County. Officers received reports of a traffic collision just before three o’clock Saturday afternoon near Overland Trail, east of Truckee. Investigators believe the victim – … Read more >

It’s always an uphill battle when it comes to housing the homeless-especially those with mental health issues. The Nevada County Behavior Health Department will continue to be able to do that, now, thanks to a series of federal grants. Behavioral … Read more >

Progress is reported in reducing what’s called “food insecurity” among Nevada County seniors. California is a leading state in which seniors have become among the “hidden poor”. The UCLA Center for Health Policy Research says nearly 1 in 5, or … Read more >