The thrid annual National Women’s March takes place Saurday, and locally, activities are being tied to the Wild and Scenic Film Festival. Elisa Parker with See Jane Do says the organization is about getting women’s voices heard throughout society Parker … Read more >

“Love Walk 2” will be part of Monday’s local observance of the Martin Luther King Day holiday. The first event was mainly simply a walk through downtown Grass Valley streets, in response to a racial taunting incident, two days earlier, … Read more >

Another minor fluctuation in Nevada County’s unemployment rate. The rate went up just a-tenth of a point, from November to December, to three-point-four percent. That’s also just a tenth-of-a-point lower than a year ago, when it was three-point-five percent. Luis … Read more >

Two special election dates have been set to fill the remainder of the current term for Nevada County’s vacated State Senate seat. The Governor’s Office has issued a proclamation, setting a primary election date of March 26th. And Assistant County … Read more >

A 70-year-old Nevada County man may spend the rest of his life in prison, after being sentenced for the continuous sexual abuse of a child. Kenneth Byrnes has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. Assistant County D-A Chris Walsh … Read more >

A Grass Valley man has been arrested on six felony and four misdemeanor charges regarding alleged burglary activity and counterfeiting, among other allegations. Police Sergeant Brian Blakemore says his department received a call, early Thursday morning, from someone living on … Read more >

For the 17th straight year, what organizers call the largest environmental film festival in the United States is happening in Nevada County. The Wild and Scenic Film Festival, a fundraiser for the South Yuba River Citizens League, held the third … Read more >

Water conservation is not usually on our minds this time of year. But entering 2019, the Nevada Irrigation District says customers can feel good about their voluntary efforts in 2018. NID Water Operations Manager Chip Close says customers, overall, used … Read more >

Tough weather has been pounding Nevada County recently, and more will be coming as winter progresses. P G and E is asking customers to prepare for possible power outages. Spokesperson Brandi Merlo says if the power does go out there … Read more >

An official trail up Sugarloaf Mountain in Nevada City is closer to coming to fruition. The trail has been in the works for several years, and is making legal progess. City Manager Catrina Olsen says the CEQA environemental approval process … Read more >