News Firehose
2025-06-23 15:05 UTC
Overall Summary
- Interstate 80 construction work in the Sierra Corridor is scheduled from June 23-28, which may lead to traffic delays. Read more.
- CAL FIRE NEU hosted a Wildfire Preparedness Expo that attracted many attendees, emphasizing the importance of community awareness ahead of fire season. Read more.
- A new initiative addresses homelessness and fire risks in Grass Valley, focusing on community collaboration. Read more.
- Truckee celebrates the return of the Firecracker Mile, a local tradition on the 4th of July. Read more.
- CAL FIRE has suspended burning in the Nevada-Yuba-Placer Unit, effective June 23, due to increased fire risks. Read more.
Stories
https://yubanet.com - 20 items:
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- Interstate 80 Construction: Motorists are advised of ongoing construction work in the Sierra Corridor from June 23-28, potentially impacting travel times and traffic flow (YubaNet).
- Wildfire Preparedness Expo: CAL FIRE's Nevada-Yuba-Placer Unit hosted a successful wildfire preparedness expo, drawing significant community engagement to discuss fire safety measures (YubaNet).
- Homelessness Initiative: Grass Valley is launching a collaborative effort to address homelessness while reducing fire risks in the area (YubaNet).
- Firecracker Mile: Truckee will celebrate the return of its traditional Firecracker Mile race on July 4, promoting community spirit (YubaNet).
- Burn Suspension: The CAL FIRE Nevada-Yuba-Placer Unit has suspended all burning activities effective June 23 due to increased fire risks (YubaNet).
- Interstate 80 Construction Update for Sierra Corridor June 23-28
- CAL FIRE NEU/Placer County Wildfire Preparedness Expo draws a crowd
- Collaborative Effort Underway to Address Homelessness and Fire Risk in Grass Valley
- Truckee’s Firecracker Mile: A Local 4th of July Tradition Returns
- Firefighters need public to prevent wildfires on Plumas National Forest
- The ACLUs of California Statement on Ninth Circuit Decision Allowing Federalization of California National Guard
- CAL FIRE Nevada-Yuba-Placer Unit Suspends Burning starting June 23
- LDF Commemorates 160th Anniversary of Juneteenth Holiday
- Political interference in US education undermines academic freedom and equitable access to education: UN expert
- New USC study links wildfire smoke exposure and heat stress to adverse birth outcomes
- PG&E to Restore Portions of Hell’s Half Acre Wildflower Meadows
- Fire, Fuel Treatment Impacts, and Native Plants
- KFF: What are the Implications of the Skrmetti Ruling for Minors’ Access to Gender Affirming Care?
- Paul Epstein: Trump’s cuts to Job Corps will hurt all of us
- Ranking Member Thompson Statement on Kristi Noem’s New Policy to Block Oversight of ICE
- Harvesting public data, scammers send bogus invoices to Nevada City residents
- Iran-Israel crisis: UN rights office appeals for urgent de-escalation
- Living near an ocean polluted by microplastics may increase cardiometabolic disease risk
- Electric cars and their warning signals difficult to locate at low speed
- Wolf Mountain Radio to Demonstrate Emergency Communications During 2025 Field Day
https://www.theunion.com/search/?f=rss&t=article&c=news - 10 items:
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- R.L. Crabb discusses local perspectives in his latest opinion piece, "It takes a village idiot" read more.
- The Crazy Horse Saloon & Grill in Nevada City celebrates 60 years of service more details here.
- The Nevada County Board of Supervisors is set to discuss an Elected Officials Compensation Plan at their upcoming meeting full story.
- The Earth Store has new owners and a new location in the community learn more.
- An upcoming Development Review Committee meeting will address shopping center security lights details.
- The Nevada City Film Festival will showcase the "Best of the Fest" this Sunday more information.
- Property owners affected by disasters may apply for available tax relief read here.
- Grass Valley council will discuss mulch and compost products at their next meeting info here.
- A missing woman was found safe after a night out, according to the Nevada County Police Blotter details.
- An art show featuring Hindi Greenberg's collection is being showcased as part of Nevada County Captures more info here.
- Ideas & Opinions — R.L. Crabb: It takes a village idiot
- Crazy like a horse: Nevada City's Crazy Horse Saloon & Grill celebrates 60 years
- Board of Supervisors to weigh Elected Officials Compensation Plan
- Down to ‘Earth’: The Earth Store sees new owners, new location
- Development Review Committee to review shopping center security lights
- Best of the Fest at Nevada City Film Festival Sunday
- Tax relief available for property owners affected by disasters
- Grass Valley council to meet on mulch, compost products and then some
- Nevada County Police Blotter: Missing woman 'just fine' after night out
- Nevada County Captures: Some of Hindi Greenberg's art collection Art show.
https://www.mynevadacounty.com/RSSFeed.aspx?ModID=1&CID=All-newsflash.xml - 33 items:
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- Homelessness and Fire Risk: A collaborative effort is underway in Grass Valley to tackle homelessness and the associated fire risk, as highlighted in a recent Nevada County news release.
- County Budget: The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will review the balanced budget of $415.5 million at their June 24 meeting.
- Environmental Initiatives: PG&E is set to restore areas of Hell’s Half Acre Wildflower Meadows, as part of ongoing efforts to enhance local ecosystems. Details are available here.
- Public Safety Programs: Registration for the Sheriff's Community Academy is currently open, aiming to foster community-police relations. Learn more.
- Drought Resiliency: A virtual town hall on drought resiliency is scheduled for June 23, aiming to gather community feedback and solutions. More information is here.
- Collaborative Effort Underway to Address Homelessness and Fire Risk in Grass Valley
- Nevada County Board of Supervisors June 24, 2025, Meeting Agenda
- PG&E to Restore Portions of Hell’s Half Acre Wildflower Meadows
- Exploring a Business License Program for Unincorporated Nevada County
- Tax Relief Available for Property Owners Affected by Disasters
- Registration Now Open for Sheriff’s Community Academy
- County Offers Farmers, Ranchers Rebate to Purchase Compost
- OES Critical Evacuation Route Microgrant Program Funding Confirmed
- OES Critical Evacuation Route Microgrant Program Funding Confirmed
- Drought Resiliency Virtual Town Hall June 23
- Supervisors Take Next Step Toward Approving County Budget
- South Yuba Rim Project Hosts Community Town Hall on June 16
- Nevada County Veterans Service Officer Honored by Air Force Thunderbirds
- Second Oil Filter Exchange Event June 21: Free oil filters, oil change kits
- Color Our World with Nevada County Library’s Summer Learning Program
- New Adulting Classes at Grass Valley Library!
- OES in Partnership with Tahoe National Forest Launch 110-Acre Roadside Fuels Reduction Project
- OES in Partnership with Tahoe National Forest Launch 110-Acre Roadside Fuels Reduction Project
- Work Begins on Woodpecker Ravine Fuels Reduction Project
- Work Begins on Woodpecker Ravine Fuels Reduction Project
- Kneebone Ranch and Cemetery, 505 Factory Street are County’s Newest Landmarks
- Youth Commission Advocates for Free Bus Passes and More
- Nevada County Supervisors Recognize Bright Futures for Youth
- Out with the old in with the new: Used oil filters for new
- Tinloy Street Electric Bus Charging Project Set to Begin June 16
- South Yuba River Cohort: Stay Out, Stay Alive
- Unleash Your Creativity at the Madelyn Helling Library’s New Adult Art Class
- Planned Nevada County Bridge Replacement – Hirschdale Road
- County Releases Balanced $415.5 Million Budget for Public Review
- June is World Elder Abuse Awareness Month
- Building a Resilient Future: Nevada County Seeks Community Feedback on Drought Preparedness
- Twenty-Four Graduate from Citizen’s Academy
- Combie Road to Get New Multi-Use Trail Starting June
https://calmatters.org - 10 items:
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- California's immigration sentiment has shifted from anti-immigrant measures, such as those outlined in Proposition 187 in the 1990s, to more supportive policies and perspectives on immigration amidst changing demographics and political landscapes. CalMatters.
- Los Angeles community college students will receive financial support to pursue education, with a pilot guaranteed income program helping students focus on academic success without financial concerns. CalMatters.
- Pacific Gas and Electric is seeking an executive bodyguard, emphasizing the requirement for combat shooting experience, reflecting growing security concerns within corporate leadership. CalMatters.
- In response to the largest restrictions since COVID in California prisons, a hunger strike has begun, highlighting ongoing issues within the prison system. CalMatters.
- CA once supported anti-immigrant measures. What changed?
- These LA community college students are getting paid to go to school. Here’s how
- PG&E is hiring an executive bodyguard. Combat shooting experience required
- We overcame disabilities, addictions and trauma. Now we’re fighting to save our jobs
- From save our state to sanctuary, California’s immigration views have shifted dramatically
- Cal Grant expansion can help Californians overcome the hurdles that deter most students
- Trump can keep troops in LA for now, appeals court rules
- Hunger strike begins as California prisons hand down biggest restrictions since COVID
- Newsom’s new AI report could shape legislation
- From San Diego to the Bay Area, California restaurants are on edge over immigration raids