Eastern Plumas Health Clinic unveils portable shelter systems for disaster response and health emergencies.

Trump leads Harris in Sierra County’s preliminary results; local counties largely support Republican candidates and oppose most state propositions.

Placer County Sheriff’s Office gets $1 million grant for 113 dual-band radios, enhancing safety communication.

Nevada City Mayor initiates 'Year of the Neighborhood' to strengthen community ties and address local needs.

Nevada County Elections Department ensures secure, convenient voting with curbside assistance and mobile ballot boxes.

Emergency response authorizes treatment of 700 acres in North Fork Forest Recovery Project for wildfire prevention.

Plumas National Forest downgrades to Stage I Fire Restrictions, altering rules for campfires, smoking, and engine use.

Inmate Caleb Duerr escapes Plumas County Jail, considered violent and dangerous; manhunt underway.

Nevada County’s League of Women Voters emerges energized from pandemic, focusing on voter education and impartiality for 2024 elections.

Western Sierra Railroad Museum hosts annual Pumpkin Patch Express with Halloween-themed trains and activities.

Councilmember Branstrom discusses key factors for small town survival, including stable jobs, housing, arts, and public spaces.

Intoxicated driver strikes two Nevada City officers responding to a separate incident, causing severe injuries.

Plumas National Forest begins winterizing and closing sites as 2024 summer recreation season ends.

USDA proposes a fuels reduction project to improve forest health near Stampede Reservoir.

NevCo Supervisor Ed Scofield reflects on his 16-year tenure, praising staff and discussing challenges faced.