News Firehose
2025-03-13 03:12 UTC
Overall Summary
- Significant infrastructure damage has been reported at PG&E's Spaulding, leading to heightened concerns over water supply amidst ongoing billing issues. Read more.
- A winter storm expected on Wednesday and Thursday may significantly disrupt travel in mountain areas, bringing widespread precipitation. Read more.
- The Nevada County Speech Tournament highlighted local students’ skills, with participants impressing audiences with their compelling oratory. Read more.
- Community members are invited to a forum discussing wildfire prevention strategies in the county. Read more.
- An emergency weather shelter opens Wednesday, March 12, activated by Sierra Roots and Nevada County. Read more.
Stories
https://yubanet.com - 20 items:
Feed Summary
- PG&E's Spaulding facility experiences significant infrastructure damage, leading to ongoing water supply issues for residents, as reported by YubaNet.
- The Nevada County Speech Tournament showcased over 100 students delivering inspiring speeches, reflecting strong local engagement in education.
- A heavy winter storm is anticipated midweek, with major travel impacts expected in the mountains, prompting warnings for motorists.
- The Sierra Roots organization and Nevada County are set to activate an emergency weather shelter on March 12 to assist vulnerable residents.
- Community members are encouraged to provide feedback on plans to update a 20-year-old cell tower ordinance, aiming to improve communication infrastructure.
- The Clear Creek School hosted its first Science Fair, with participation from over 100 students, highlighting local educational initiatives.
- No water, just bills – more infrastructure damage discovered at PG&E’s Spaulding
- Nevada County Speech Tournament: Local Students Impress with Inspiring Speeches
- Don’t Shred On Me! USAID documents destruction breaks the law, according to National Security Archive
- Three Times Through Monday at Wild Eye
- AAUW Program focuses on Women’s Rights in 2025
- Heavy Mountain Snow Expected to Impact Travel
- More than 100 students participate in Clear Creek School’s first Science Fair
- Our Rivers Our Future: River Defenders Worldwide Unite for,the 28th International Day of Action for Rivers
- Senator Wiener on Trump Administration’s Threat to Defund University of California Campuses: “The Trump Administration Does Not Care About Jewish Students or Faculty.”
- Breakthrough in next-generation polio vaccines
- Raskin, Durbin, Judiciary Immigration Leaders Challenge Constitutional Basis Of Trump’s Sham “Invasion” Declaration
- Report: California has immediate and long-term solutions to bring down electricity rates
- Strong winter storm Wednesday-Thursday with major mountain travel impacts and widespread precipitation
- Community Forum: What are the county plans for wildfire prevention?
- Sierra Poetry Festival 2025: Where Hope and History Rhyme
- 2025 Nevada County Ag Pass and Nevada-Placer-Yuba Livestock Access Program Registration
- Nevada County residents turn out in droves to speak to Rep. Kiley’s staffer
- Sierra Roots and Nevada County Activate Emergency Weather Shelter Wednesday, March 12th
- Nine out of 10 Gazans unable to access safe drinking water: UNICEF
- Residents Invited to Share Feedback on Revamping 20-Year-old Cell Tower Ordinance
https://www.theunion.com/search/?f=rss&t=article&c=news - 10 items:
Feed Summary
- Nevada County Speech Tournament: Local students showcased their talents in a recent competition, delivering inspiring speeches to judges and peers (The Union).
- Funding Concerns: Federal policy changes threaten the funding of several county programs, raising alarms among local officials (The Union).
- Motorcycle Fatality: A North San Juan motorcyclist died in a crash on Highway 49 near Reader Ranch Road (The Union).
- Upcoming Events:
- Auditions for "Present Laughter" will be held on March 13 (The Union).
- An AAUW panel discussion on women's rights is scheduled for March 15 (The Union).
- Emergency Weather Shelter: An emergency weather shelter is set to open on March 12 to assist those in need during inclement weather (The Union).
- Nevada County Speech Tournament: Local students impress with inspiring speeches
- Funding for county programs in jeopardy as federal policies hit home
- Serra Stages invites local actors to audition for Present Laughter on Thursday, March 13
- North San Juan motorcyclist dies in crash on Highway 49 near Reader Ranch Road
- Nevada County Police Blotter: 911 caller reports ex-girlfriend made fort of trash
- Nevada County Captures: Nevada City Mardi Gras 2025
- AAUW to hold panel discussion of women’s rights March 15
- Ideas & Opinions — Keith Porter: An open letter to my congressman
- Emergency Weather Shelter opening Wednesday, March 12
- Escaped burn pile 'a good reminder' for safe burning practices
https://www.mynevadacounty.com/RSSFeed.aspx?ModID=1&CID=All-newsflash.xml - 39 items:
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- Nevada County and Sierra Roots have activated an emergency weather shelter in response to severe weather conditions.
- The Fourth Annual Breastmilk Drive aims to support local families and runs concurrently with preparations for winter storms.
- The county board plans to enhance emergency response capabilities by implementing new software for first responders.
- Community feedback is being solicited regarding updates to a 20-year-old cell tower ordinance, as residents can weigh in on local telecommunications infrastructure.
- The Penn Valley Fire Auxiliary has raised $250,000 to support their fire district, setting a new record for donations.
- Nevada County was awarded a $500,000 state grant to assist cannabis businesses with regulatory compliance.
- County initiatives also include the upcoming Young Entrepreneurs Pitch Week from April 28-May 2 and community green waste drop-off events returning soon.
- Nevada County and Sierra Roots Activate Emergency Weather Shelter
- Fourth Annual Breastmilk Drive
- Prepare for Winter Storms
- Nevada County to Support First Responders with Emergency Response Software
- Residents Invited to Share Feedback on Revamping 20-Year-old Cell Tower Ordinance
- Nevada County Board of Supervisors March 11, 2025, Meeting Agenda
- Robinson Enterprises Celebrates 75 Years of Service
- Penn Valley Fire Auxiliary Volunteers Shatter Records, Donate $250,000 to Fire District
- Nevada County Awarded $500K State Grant to Help Cannabis Businesses in Complying with Regulations
- Nevada County Reads 2025 is here!
- Free Screening: Annihilation at the Nevada Theatre!
- Grass Valley Library Offers New #adulting Program in 2025!
- Bringing Us Together - Nevada County Showcases Art, Youth and Community
- County Weights and Measures Office Ensures Consumer Protection
- Free Community Green Waste Drop-Off Events Return to Nevada County
- Community Initiative Funding Request for Proposals
- County Honored for Innovative Justice Approach, Veterans’ Services
- Uniting Like the Avengers: Brett Fletcher's Mission to Strengthen Emergency Preparedness
- Nevada County Receives Distinguished Budget Presentation Award
- District Attorney Awarded Grant to Serve Women Victims of Violent Crimes
- Paul Johnson Selected as Nevada County’s Child Support Director
- County Loans Western Gateway Park $1.1 Million for Repairs
- County Loans Western Gateway Park $1.1 Million for Repairs
- Nevada County to Host Young Entrepreneurs Pitch Week, April 28-May 2
- Call for Vendors for May Recreation Fair
- County Hires Environmental Consultant to Prepare Climate Action and Adaptation Plan
- Call for Vendors for May Recreation Fair
- County Hires Environmental Consultant to Prepare Climate Action and Adaptation Plan
- Call for Vendors for May Recreation Fair
- OES Intern Writes Emergency Preparedness Letter to Youth
- Nevada County Closer to Partnership with Pioneer Community Energy
- County Wide Community Wildfire Protection Plan Complete
- Nevada County Pulls Hope Ridge House Project
- County Employees Honored for Milestone Years of Service
- Waste Not: Nevada County’s New Food Waste Program Transforms Trash Collection
- Enjoy Free Fares on Feb. 14 with Love for the Wild & Scenic Film Festival
- Housing Recommended as Highest and Best Use for Courthouse Annex
- Fast Internet Coming to Rural Households Thanks to Next Round of Nevada County’s Last Mile Program
- Fast Internet Coming to Rural Households Thanks to Next Round of Nevada County’s Last Mile Program
https://calmatters.org - 10 items:
Feed Summary
- California House Republicans have approved a budget proposal that may result in cuts to Medi-Cal, prompting concerns among residents in Republican districts about health care accessibility (source).
- The Salton Sea, California's most threatened lake, is at risk; discussions are ongoing regarding the establishment of a new conservancy to address environmental challenges (source).
- Notable journalist K.W. Lee is being recognized for his contributions, earning a posthumous honor in the California Hall of Fame (source).
- Democratic Representative Katie Porter has announced her candidacy for California governor, vowing to challenge Donald Trump (source).
- A robotics training program is fostering interest in engineering careers among California teens, highlighting the importance of vocational programs (source).
- California doesn’t need DOGE, but there’s plenty of wasteful spending and bureaucracy to cut
- CA House Republicans approve budget proposal likely to cut Medi-Cal
- El Salton Sea es el lago más amenazado de California. ¿Puede una nueva reserva natural frenar la situación?
- The Salton Sea is California’s most imperiled lake. Can a new conservancy turn back the tide?
- Pioneering journalist K.W. Lee lived a life worthy of the California Hall of Fame
- They live in California’s Republican districts. They feel betrayed by looming health care cuts
- La capacitación en robótica en su trabajo impulsa a un adolescente de California hacia una carrera en ingeniería
- On-the-job robotics training propels California teen toward a career in engineering
- Katie Porter se postula para gobernadora de California y promete enfrentarse a Donald Trump
- Katie Porter enters race for California governor promising to stand up to Donald Trump