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Gusty winds and low humidity bring elevated critical fire weather conditions. At 70, he spends his retirement helping people experiencing homelessness in Las Vegas—and listening to what brought them there. Five Gen Z voters from the Tahoe region share what they care about, where they stand, and how they plan to vote in the 2026 midterms. That’s the conclusion of a new report from Environment America Research & Policy Center, U.S. PIRG Education Fund and Frontier Group. The goal of the meeting is to consider how Nevada County can better serve east Nevada County residents. Read up on what local districts are facing and how board and trustee candidates want to approach things. Registering by the deadline helps ensure a more convenient voting experience. Assessor Rolf Kleinhans and Treasurer-Tax Collector Michelle Bodley, along with their teams, are sharing useful information to help property owners understand their property tax bill.
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- October 15, 2026 at 7:32 AM NWS Sacramento update:
- October 15, 2026 at 6:33 AM An update by PG&E: Approximately 90,000 customers across 29 counties are in scope for this PSPS event. Customers in scope have received multiple notifications about the event.
- October 15, 2026 at 5:54 AM The latest PSPS map by PG&E shows no overnight changes in our area.
- October 14, 2026 at 8:52 PM North San Juan, the San Juan Ridge, Washington, the Hwy 20 corridor east of Nevada City and the I-80 corridor from Emigrant Gap have been de-energized by PG&E.
- October 14, 2026 at 3:57 PM Yuba County Sheriff’s Office: On Wednesday, Oct. 14 at approximately 1:45 p.m., the YCSO received a report of a potential bomb threat at the Walmart Supercenter on North Beale Road in Marysville. Prior to YCSO deputies arriving, Walmart had evacuated the building per its policy. Deputies conducted an extensive sweep of the premises and did not find anything suspicious. The store has been reopened and resumed business as usual
- October 14, 2026 at 2:26 PM Red Flag Warning and potential Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS). PG&E will notify customers again within four hours of their planned power shutoff.
- October 14, 2026 at 1:25 PM Tankers have launched to a fire in Woodleaf, Yuba County, near the Butte county line.
- October 14, 2026 at 11:35 AM Red Flag Warning for the Sierra and adjacent foothills, in effect beginning at 12 AM Thursday, October 15th through 10 AM Friday, October 16th, 2026.
- October 14, 2026 at 10:33 AM The National Weather Service in Sacramento has issued a Red Flag Warning from midnight tonight to 10:00 am on Friday.
- October 14, 2026 at 8:51 AM The shelter has so many kittens available for adoption. The cat distribution system has a bottleneck, can you help?
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YubaNet
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Gusty winds and low humidity bring elevated critical fire weather conditions. That’s the conclusion of a new report from Environment America Research & Policy Center, U.S. PIRG Education Fund and Frontier Group. Registering by the deadline helps ensure a more convenient voting experience.
- Eastbound Hwy 20 Closure Scheduled for Oct. 20
- Indivisible Nevada County Announces “No Kings 4: Vote Early” on October 17
- Red Flag Warning and Potential Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) due to elevated fire weather conditions
- NEW REPORT: PFAS contamination in America’s rivers and lakes
- Red Flag Warning and possible Public Safety Power Shutoff
- Voter Registration Deadline is Oct. 19
- Planned PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff Event Now Includes 88,000 Customers in Portions of Twenty-Nine Counties
- Court Orders Stop to USDA Reorganization in Lawsuit Filed by Unions, Nonprofits, Cities, and Counties
- United Way of Nevada County announces 13th Annual Project Warmth Collection Drive
- Opinion | Armando Salud Ambriz: One Year of Building Trust, Expanding Access and Strengthening Elections in Nevada County
- Presentation: Rock Art of Western Nevada
- Yuba City Man Arraigned on Murder Charge for Attack at Marysville Save Mart
- Chalk Fire
- Penn Valley Fire Protection District Awarded $177,000.00 Grant for New Emergency Response Equipment
- ACLU Marks the Supreme Court Term with New Digital Museum Experience Highlighting Landmark SCOTUS Cases
- Nevada City Film Festival Launches Second Year of Filmed In Nevada County Grant
- Family of Christopher Andersen Announces Memorial Honoring Fallen Wildland Fire Pilot from Lake Tahoe
- PG&E Sending Two Day-Ahead Notifications to Approximately 30,000 Customers Who Might Experience a Public Safety Power Shutoff
- Community Forum: New Visions for Our Cities
- Greta Schimmel Announces Firefighters Endorsement for Penn Valley Fire Protection District Board of Directors
Sierra Nevada Ally
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At 70, he spends his retirement helping people experiencing homelessness in Las Vegas—and listening to what brought them there.
- Desert Dream
- ‘Dark Wizard’ profiles Yosemite’s late great daredevil
- Quitting the Horizon
- The Stories He Carries
- Sierra Nevada Ally takes home 13 awards, six First Place, from Nevada Press Association in 2026
- From Forest to Meadow: Máyala Wáta ancestral home of the Washoe
- Tracking Food and Gas Prices in the Trump Era (Updated for August)
- How Las Vegas Residents Are Learning to Live With Extreme Heat
- Savor your Sierra sojourn
- One September Day
Nevada County, CA - News Flash
Feed Summary
Gusty winds and low humidity bring elevated critical fire weather conditions. The goal of the meeting is to consider how Nevada County can better serve east Nevada County residents. Assessor Rolf Kleinhans and Treasurer-Tax Collector Michelle Bodley, along with their teams, are sharing useful information to help property owners understand their property tax bill. After more than two hours of discussion, the Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 Tuesday to approve the selection process and scorecard for vetting cannabis dispensary applicants in unincorporated Nevada County. Two eastern Nevada County bridges are nearing completion - the Truckee River Bridge and Hinton Overcrossing Bridge.
- Red Flag Warning and Potential Public Safety Power Shutoff Due to Elevated Fire Weather Conditions
- East Nevada County Visioning Community Meeting Oct. 22
- How to Read Your Secured Property Tax Bill
- Supervisors Approve Selection Process for Cannabis Dispensaries in North San Juan, Soda Springs
- Two Hirschdale Bridges Near November Completion
- Two Hirschdale Bridges Near November Completion
- Pappy Brimhall Field Comes Back to Life
- Nevada City Halloween Spooktacular and Spooky Boooky Book Giveaway, Friday, Oct. 30
- Supervisors Honor Hispanic Heritage, Encourage Organ Donation
- Supervisors Adopt Strategic Framework for Local Climate Resilience
- Prescribed Burn Planned Oct. 14 at Nevada County Airport
- Assessment Appeals Board Provides Important Service to Property Owners
- Nevada County’s Draft Housing Element Available for Public Review
- Nevada City Halloween Spooktacular and Spooky Boooky Book Giveaway, Friday, Oct. 30
- Apply Now for Nevada County’s Young Entrepreneurs Pitch Week, Nov. 30–Dec. 4
- Libby Update: 4-Digit PIN Required Starting October 15
- Help Keep Local Kids Warm: Winter Coat & Boot Drive
- Connect with Community Resources at Services Drop-In!
- Teen Volunteer Night!
- Nevada County Shares Recreation Economy Work at Statewide Rural Counties Conference
- Pacific Clinics Selected as New Provider for Nevada County Behavioral Health Crisis Services
- County Seeks Community Input on Emergency Preparedness Services at Grass Valley Veterans Hall
- Property Tax Postponement
- Join Our Fight Against Breast Cancer (Pink Patch Project)
- Secured Property Tax Bills Are on the Way
- Nevada County Connects Offers Free Bus Fares to Celebrate Clean Air Day
- Create a Meaningful Altar/Shrine at Truckee Library
- Nevada County Supervisors Voice Support for Protecting Public Lands
- Call for Local Authors: Nevada County Library’s Local Author Showcase Returns!
- Nevada County Among First in California to Offer Property Tax E-Bills
- The Duke Reigns Supreme at the Dog Park
- Food Bank of Nevada County Honored on 40th Anniversary
- Public Works Employees Honored for Stepping Up for Young Family in Wagon Accident
- Dog Bar Bridge Project Celebrated at Ribbon Cutting, Recognized as 2026 Project of the Year
- Friends of the Nevada County Libraries Donate $43,400
- Friends of the Nevada County Libraries Donate $43,400
- Nevada County Launches the Mile One Recreation Hub with Community Partners
- County Supervisors Approve $261,884 in Funding for Four New Recreational Projects
Moonshine Ink
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Five Gen Z voters from the Tahoe region share what they care about, where they stand, and how they plan to vote in the 2026 midterms. Read up on what local districts are facing and how board and trustee candidates want to approach things. We asked David Noble, Harry Swenson, and Ryan “RB” Brooks about the lost transit services, utilities versus recreation, and the $1,375 facility fee. Michael Eadington shares five elements he looks for when chasing that elusive, world-class mountain image. Political scientist Owen Fite explores why Aristotle called humans “political animals” and what agency looks like when no one person controls the system. Truckee Fire Board candidates face a pivotal stretch with five candidates and three open seats.
- $700K Caltrans Grant for Tahoe City; Truckee’s First-Ever Youth Commission; More
- Gen Z on the Midterms: What Matters to Young Tahoe Voters
- Effecting Local Change: Know and Vote
- IVGID Candidates: Is the Turnaround Real?
- Five Keys to a Standout Fall Photo
- You’re Political. Whether You Like It or Not.
- Five Candidates, Three Open Seats: Truckee Fire Board Set for New Majority
- Market Watch | October 2026
- From Green to Gold
- Party Like it’s 1912