Grass Valley, CA News

• Grass Valley, CA News
• Grim drunk driving simulation at NU (Video)
• Colfax woman allegedly misrepresented self as attorney
• Alleged pot grower takes plea deal
• Police blotter: May 25, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 5-25-12
• Kellermann receives top Rotary award
• Officials: Time to prepare for wildfire season
• Drivers needed to deliver meals to homebound seniors
• Souper Saturday this weekend in North San Juan
• Relay for Life returns to fairgrounds June 2-3
• Beltran 7th at state spelling bee
• Historic preservation ordinance dies at council
• Media center move nears completion
• Boosters to fund debate team coach after layoff
• Schools rescind some layoff notices
• Judge delays decision on move to block emergency pot ordinance
• Police blotter: May 24, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 5-24-12
• NID finances stabilizing
• DUI campaign set for holiday weekend
• Rural counties to Forestry board: 'No fire fees'
• Nevada City Council passes first reading of sales tax
• Police blotter: May 23, 2012
• Aanestad now mum on Muslim comment
• Pipeline at Cascade Shores to be replaced
• Downtown Grass Valley businesses move, expand
• Judge delays decision on pot ordinance restraining order
• Preliminary autopsy results released in shooting death
• Crash closes Highway 20 for three hours
• TownTalk Live! 5-23-12
• Among Nevada City tax options, police cuts considered
• Railroad Museum Gift Shop builds steam
• Woman searching for lost dog
• Jewish Israeli citizen to speak at Peace Center
• NSJ man killed in crash identified
• DA's Office keeps lid on shooting investigation
• Climate change causes controversy at the county level
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Capturing an eclipse quite an adventure
• Attorney moves to block emergency pot ordinance
• Harassment prevention training offered June 5
• Update: Body of missing Lake Tahoe skydiver found
• Balke memorial Thursday at Bethel Church
• Redevelopment 'un-do' board gets to work
• Ordinance for old townsite buildings on table tonight
• Traveling Co-op Quilt now at BriarPatch
• Highway 20 opened following dump truck crash
• NSJ man killed in solo crash
• Police blotter: May 22, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 5-22-12
• California tops states in teen unemployment
• Aanestad files SEC complaint against rival
• Redevelopment un-do board gets started
• Dogs on parade to benefit animals in need
• Metaphysical Spiritual Kids Camp
• See Jane Do, Habitat for Humanity team up
• Scouts collect goods for food bank
• Increase in citations for distracted driving
• 6 iffy fire jobs, nearly 80 applicants
• LaMalfa defends right to hunt with hounds
• Solar eclipse snapshots from The Union readers
• Supes to consider tax decrease
• Logue authors bill to help rescue state parks
• Accident reported as fatal, closes Highway 49 At Pleasant Valley Road
• Roses blooming at St. Joseph's
• California tops state in teen unemployment
• Biz Bits
• STOP to be more productive
• How banks use sleight of hand tricks to hide debt
• Chapel underway at St. Joseph's Cultural Center
• Easy money tips: Teach your children about money
• Proposed tax hike could deliver extra $390K in 1st year
• TownTalk Live! 5-21-12
• 'Feel the joy' at both South Pine Cafes
• Police blotter: May 21, 2012
• Defending rural interests discussion Wednesday
• Sign up youth for summer programs
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• NID welcomes two new managers
• Airport reopens for daylight ops
• Truckee boat inspection program gears up
• Road work in Grass Valley starts Monday
• Congress race: The candidates
• Congress race: Economy a focus of concern, debate
• Walking in remembrance: Blue Star Mothers will lead walks meant to honor fallen local soldiers
• Congress race: Candidates address international affairs
• 'Family' patriarch presides over PV annual event
• Nevada City weighs sales tax hike
• Family, friends mourn teen killed in rollover accident
• Nap allegedly leads to burglar's arrest
• Alleged pot deal gone bad led to fatal shooting
• Evidence to be heard in meth sales case
• Police blotter: May 19, 2012
• Judge candidates to meet at CAWS forum
• Congress race: Got a gripe? Get out and vote June 5
• Pet of the week: May 19, 2012
• La Barr Meadows, Hwy. 49 intersection reconfigured by Monday
• Principal, vice-principal chosen at Magnolia school
• Run for the Community Saturday morning
• GV man arrested twice in less than two weeks
• Man arrested in undercover sting
• Identity released in suspicious death case
• Police blotter: May 18, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 5-18-12
• Pleasant Ridge to shave bus costs
• Motorcycle and hot rod party helps mother of two
• Cakepops benefit Bear River cheer team
• More about Antonio
• Lawsuit filed against poultry farm
• Local nurse gives talk, book signing on Hepatitis C
• Family adds gifts to Sam's Beauty Supply
• 'Bully' - and help to stop it - comes to local theaters
• Empire Shoes holds trunk show Friday
• Banner Cascade pipeline to be finished in June
• Free community barbecue in Penn Valley May 21
• Reactions to state budget span anger and support
• GV teen sitting on Jeep's window dies in rollover
• Reducing litter is easy
• Aanestad to file elections complaint over political website
• Wal-Mart ordered to check for dioxin at Auburn site
• New cardiac equipment changes Penn Valley man's life
• Singing legend Donna Summer dead at 63
• Man arrested after allegedly stealing car
• Police blotter: May 17, 2012
• Bringing science to life 200 students compete at Olympiad
• Ecologist, author to speak in Nevada City
• 47-year teacher retiring at Hennessy
• Fire department fundraiser Sunday in Nevada City
• New home for Wildlife Rehab
• Monday with the Grass Valley Mayor
• Hiring workshop Wednesday
• TownTalk Live! 5-17-12
• Amy Goodman: Veterans say no to nato
• French Corral death called 'suspicious'
• Truckee boat inspection program gears up
• Protect your eyes during Sunday's eclipse
• McClintock: 'The Export-Import Boondoggle'
• Aanestad, LaMalfa spar over website
• DOJ agents raid pot operation
• Rodeo represents heart - and gold - of Penn Valley
• Family continues ranching heritage
• Local chefs land on international stage for second time
• Three alleged squatters arrested
• Police blotter: May 16, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 5-16-12
• Smooch a pooch: Sammie's Friends hosts pit-a-thon
• Climate change discussion set for Friday
• Life saved at Rough and Ready Grange
• Souper Saturday set for Memorial Day weekend
• LAFCo workshop scheduled for May 24
• Identity released in fatal crash
• Impacts of homelessness continue in downtown Grass Valley
• What to do about chronic homelessness
• Homeless man: 'People around town call us parasites'
• Battle in the Basin
• LOP man arrested after allegedly trying to run over deputy
• Rough and Ready man arrested on stalking, abuse charges
• Benefits, repairs on agendas for fire districts
• Police blotter: May 15, 2012
• Principal shuffle at Pleasant Ridge schools
• Praise for the poppy
• Foothill Lions honored for work at Mautino Park
• TownTalk Live! 5-15-12
• GV man arrested after 10 pounds of pot allegedly found in car
• Brown's budget halts courthouse projects
• Prayer, procession and vigil for family facing eviction
• TownTalk Live! 5-14-12
• Fresh Image clothing boutique celebrates 10 years
• NID honors Reeves
• Nonprofit treatment/recovery program earns statewide award
• Air Force base welcomes new commander
• Survey update: NID water exceeds standards
• Bodyworks Salon and Day Spa keeps Nevada County feeling pampered
• Machen MacDonald: Be a TOP producer
• Use 'BCC' to send group emails
• Minor structure fire contained
• County receives high marks for electronic transparency
• Anti-ordinance group meets to discuss future strategies
• Quilting for a cause
• Autopsy inconclusive in death of woman in park
• Police blotter: May 11, 2012
• The Heart of Gold Country - Honaker: 'There's a lot I still want to do'
• Hit and run driver at large
• Sheriff on marijuana ordinance: 'We're not going to be extremists'
• Seolas to keep Top Drawer/The Linen Closet open
• Boxer backs bill to refinance at lower rates
• LaMalfa raps Obama Administration's $2.6 billion 'rail shakedown'
• Aanestad opposes Export-Import Bank bill
• Auburn woman in fatal wreck
• Assembly candidates differentiate themselves (video)
• Artists donate to Mask Parade in support of youth arts
• Chicago Park School PTA hosts veggie seedling sale
• Teddy bears return to Nevada City
• TownTalk Live! 5-11-12
• Pro-pot crowd to rally on Saturday
• Oklahoma Legislature Repeals Open Carry Ban
• Update: GVPD confirm identity of woman found dead at Memorial Park
• CoRR receives statewide award for treatment
• In broadband, every connection counts
• NID to gross $20M to $30M from PG&E power sales
• Jury finds Heuser guilty of meth sales
• Police blotter: May 10, 2012
• LaMalfa fire safety bills pass committee
• GV Police Officer's Association endorses Smyrnos for judge
• Logue to host veteran benefits forum in Chico
• Free monthly checkup clinic set for Friday
• Soroptimists announce grant recipients
• Knights of Columbus host flea market
• Engagement: Haar-Brown
• Three school teams head for International Odyssey of the Mind
• Smoke a hot topic in Nevada City
• Mom, daughter to open Wink Boutique
• Smoking ban, sign designs on tap in Nevada City
• Nevada City, NID look revised raw water deal
• NID & PGE reach power sale agreement
• Technical trouble with e-Paper
• Meth sales trial gets under way
• GV man arrested with 32 pounds of pot
• Police blotter: May 9, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 5-09-12
• Pot ordinance approved
• Medical marijuana ordinance passed in Nevada County
• LaMalfa, Gaines urge predatory lawsuit reform
• Tobacco sales to Calif. minors dropping
• Fundraising nearing goal to buy heart equipment
• 'Let us Have our day in court'
• Palestine-Israel Working Group meets
• Pizza today to fund Yosemite trip
• Grass Valley: $21M projected for city upkeep
• Senate heads toward showdown vote on student loans
• AmeriCorps volunteers polish Tribute Trail
• Police blotter: May 8, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 5-08-12 (Board of Supervisors hearing on marijuana cultivation ordinance)
• Saddle Up!
• GV Police investigate 'suspicious' death
• Burglars hit GV businesses
• Communications techs take negotiations to street
• Supes to consider another version of pot ordinance
• Business park buyers have local connections
• Under pressure
• Police blotter: May 7, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 5-07-12
• A winning combo: local family combines two local businesses, A Perfect Game and 49er Fun Park
• A passion for conservation: Andy Cassano celebrates leadership award
• Switch swagger
• Marc Cuniberti: Cash accounts provide certainty in an uncertain world
• Machen Macdonald: To attain goals, make your success RITUAL
• Building on life lessons
• Real estate talk to focus on how to sell your home
• Father, daughter injured in head-on wreck
• Man dies in rafting accident
• Roamin Angels celebrate 50th anniversary
• Chemtrails: Conspiracy theory? Or onto something?
• Forkner pleads guilty on federal pot charge
• Local chapter of Americans for Safe Access to bring marijuana activist to Nevada County
• Marijuana ordinance back on table
• Police blotter: May 5, 2012
• Gateway Industrial Park in escrow
• Grass Valley, Nevada City schools look at merger
• County implementing quality environmental health programs
• Using nature's better filter: Magenta Drain project online
• Fifth annual Penny Pitch supports DVSAC
• 'Teacher Debby': Longtime Tall Pines teacher cherishes connections with children, parents
• Taco night Saturday for cancer benefit
• Road work in Kate Hayes area
• Dames Plus to hold grand opening
• Nau: Elks' Bridal Faire a big success
• Grass Valley budget talks set
• Those shirts must be Nito
• Secretary of State swings by Bear River school
• PV man charged in child sex case
• Bicyclist injured in fall
• Police blotter: May 4, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 5-04-12
• Fixing the past: Conference looks at the ecological heritage of mining practices
• Supervisor candidates square off for District 1 seat
• Taco night Saturday for cancer benefit
• Bill extends Laura's Law, forcing treatment of mentally ill
• Sheriff Cadets test wits at Challenge 2012
• Police blotter: May 3, 2012
• Union Hill looks to become 10th all-charter school district in California
• PAC boosts Bosetti candidacy for Assembly seat
• NU FFA teams earn honors
• Xiao Mao club brings Asian culture to kids
• TownTalk Live! 5-03-12
• Grass Valley teachers have 'Amazing Race' dream
• Free conscious dreaming seminar
• Wedding: Rasmussen - High
• New volunteer opportunities through BriarPatch Co-op
• Demonstration to 'connect the dots' between humans, climate change
• Bingo-loving dog needs new BFF
• Sierra Fund, SYRCL partner for free film series Friday
• Woolman school students to screen peace documentaries
• Two thefts at same store, same day
• Hwy. 49 car accident results in CareFlight
• Rural Counties testify on proposed septic tank regulations
• Local Pilates studio marks Fletcher tribute
• Paid parking mulled for Grass Valley
• Pot case moves forward
• Police blotter: May 2, 2012
• Kitkitdizzi: artsy shop for locals opening
• Dub and grub coming to Nevada City
• Meet Nevada Citys' downtown officer
• Middle East focus of Thursday talk in Grass Valley
• Cancer benefit/fundraiser set for Nevada City family
• TownTalk Live! 5-02-12
• Chamber bows out of county marketing role
• GV man killed in motorcycle wreck
• Memorial walk to honor homicide victim Sarah Burr
• Auburn man arrested after traffic stop
• Burglar sentenced to more than 8 years
• Police blotter: May 1, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 5-01-12
• Dragon Tales creator teams up with AnimalSave for benefit
• Penn Valley man arrested after armed standoff with Truckee police
• Key to efficiency is fewer keys
• Man charged in multiple burglaries sentenced to eight years
• Easy money tips: Save $$$ on summer vacations
• Police blotter: April 30, 2012
• Home Show a tradition for local sheet metal business
• TownTalk Live! 4-30-12
• Julie's Cottage: The 'everything' store
• Slight rise in March unemployment for Nevada County
• Vendors shifting spaces at Booktown Books
• Globe-crossing couple starts Penn Valley Realty
• Machen MacDonald: HI-TECH learning for your employees
• Former NU football players signed with NFL teams as undrafted free agents
• 'Life does get better': Nevada County woman mentors local gay teens
• Police blotter: April 28, 2012
• 'Cow dogs' to show off their skills at Home & Garden Show
• Learn from the burn
• Foot chase ends in arrest
• Siegfried takes plea agreement in three cases
• Drug take-back event helps prevent pill abuse, theft
• Support women with cancer Sunday at Jernigan's
• Sunday Bridal show supports food bank
• Quilt Guild meets May 1 at Hennessy
• 'Occupy' focus of Democratic Women's Club luncheon
• Grass Valley woman honored on 100th birthday
• This year's Scotch Broom Challenge winding down
• LaMalfa forest fire protection bill passes key committee
• Candidates for supervisor and judge hosted Monday
• Pet of the week: April 28, 2012
• Grass Valley Police encourage community participation in drug take-back event
• Technology to improve county services
• Last chances to support Scotch Broom Challenge
• Burn permits required May 1
• Smiley Guys host evening out
• Residential blaze under investigation
• Guns, drugs seized in Nevada City bust
• Police blotter: April 27, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 4-27-12
• Burn permits required May 1
• Vendors gear up for Home & Garden Show
• Fire center to fuel regional training
• It takes a village to save a park
• Wildlife and activities abound at along the South Yuba River corridor
• Plans to repair a Nevada County icon
• Three-day celebration to commemorate bridge
• The Heart of Gold Country: George Jayne shares his love for dance
• Cement Hill water financing set at $5.4M
• Council mulls further bans on public smoking and camping
• Brothers donate money for Pakistan school
• Four arrested after search of residence
• Jail fight sends officers to hospital
• Police blotter: April 26, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 4-26-12
• Decision delayed on marijuana cultivation ordinance
• Judicial Council adopts Courthouse reassessment
• Sierra Video, AJA awarded STAR at NAB
• Police Blotter: April 25, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 4-25-12
• Summer camp, activities fair coming soon
• Man who died after Taser incident had record of arrests
• OK to beg, but from a distance - and nicely
• Cities watch county pot rule-making
• All smiles to start the day at GV Connect breakfast (VIDEO)
• Cities watch county cultivation rule-making
• Butte and Yuba counties approve marijuana cultivation ordinances
• Cement Hill water deal could cover 20 years
• False name doesn't help alleged drug suspect
• Alta Sierra man arrested after allegedly throwing knives at son
• PV man arrested on burglary charges
• Police blotter: April 23, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 4-24-12: Live coverage of marijuana cultivation ordinance at Board of Supervisors
• Grass Valley to target panhandling
• Grass Valley pilot safely lands 757 after one engine quits.
• Local donor family and Grass Valley parents of transplant recipient celebrate renewed life
• Taser death under investigation
• DFG: Be rattlesnake safe when outdoors
• Courthouse project may be 'reassessed' Tuesday
• Supermarket union talks hinge on health care
• TownTalk Live! 4-23-12
• Council to look at smoking, camping bans
• Police blotter: April 23, 2012
• Meet your merchant: Historic hotel offers 4-in-1 place for fun
• Marc Cuniberti: Ashes, ashes, we all fall down
• Built to last: Home renovations geared toward longevity
• Machen MacDonald: Become brilliant at the basics
• Increased snow melt creating hazards around county
• Teacher misconduct bill clears state Senate committee
• Waiting for a home of her own
• Grass Valley man sentenced in Chico homicide
• Deputy awarded Medal of Valor
• Lake Wildwood businesses hit by burglars
• Alleged pot growers plead not guilty
• Police blotter: April 21, 2012
• Pet of the week: April 21, 2012
• Engagement: Munoz - DeMartini
• Grand opening today at Tess' Kitchen Store
• Bright fashions available again for plus-sized women
• Manhunt closes I-80's Yolo Causeway
• Humpty Dumpty Kitchen: Construction starts on bigger, better restaurant
• Unopposed candidates look forward to leading Nevada City
• Assembly candidate debate at Nevada County forum
• Fender bender leads to two arrests
• NC man arrested in connection with city truck theft
• Police blotter: April 20, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 4-20-12
• Nevada City Courthouse among 13 recommended for 'reassessment'
• Area agencies work to recruit foster parents
• Find your perfect pet match
• PiELL honors volunteers for National Volunteer Week
• County growers market in full swing for spring
• Car wash supports Odyssey of the Mind competitors
• Earth Day speaker at Unity
• Former Wolf Creek Lodge contractor under investigation
• After 40 years, Kids Trout Derby still growing
• Sheriff's deputies involved in hostage situation to be honored
• Assembly committee votes to extends Laura's Law
• Police blotter: April 19, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 4-19-12
• Hospice of the Foothills salutes volunteers
• Roadwork through April 21
• 'No Motor Day' April 29 at Scotts Flat Lake
• CoRR's 'Runway for Hope' fashion show on Sunday
• Celebrating Earth Day
• Medical clinic mobile van to begin weekly service
• Historic recognition of Union Hill School Saturday
• League of Women Voters hosts candidates today
• Lunch at the Crossroads returns Friday
• Stroke education program offered at SNMH
• Au pair program sponsors safety class
• Feinstein puts hold on Zimmerman bills
• Conflicts arise in managing $10M redevelopment debt
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark has died
• Two ballot measures to featured in June election
• McClintock: IRS harassing Tea Party
• LaMalfa: Put rail to new vote
• Go ahead and ask: Openly gay Nevada City man reinstated into Air Force
• Burglar sentenced in two cases
• NSJ man arrested on drug, weapons charges
• Man arrested after allegedly fleeing from, fighting with deputy
• Police blotter: April 18, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 4-18-12
• Sierra College kicks off Earth Day celebration
• Celebrate National Poetry month with open-mic night
• Quality Natural Health in Nevada City
• Member offers $50k for board to resign
• Go ahead and ask: Openly gay Nevada City man is reinstated into Air Force
• Traffic stop ends in arrest
• Grants help some homeless into homes
• Healthy brain, healthy aging - class Wednesday
• Rattlers play Tasty Jazz this Friday
• Write on! Nevada County Reads & Writes program honors student essayists
• I-80 westbound traffic detoured through western Nevada County
• Proposed pot ordinance already under fire
• Rough and Ready man arrested after fight with brother
• Six arrested in alleged attempted burglary
• Building contractor sentenced for defrauding investors
• GV man arrested after alleged break-in
• GV man arrested after allegedly attacking wife, kids
• Police blotter: April 17, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 4-17-12
• New building for Whispering Pines reviewed
• Police Department honors employees, top volunteer
• Area banks pay dividends
• TownTalk Live! 4-16-12
• Down-home cooking at Charlie's Cafe
• Spruced up eatery reopens
• Youth financial literacy expert to speak in Grass Valley April 27
• Planning workshop set for Wednesday
• Rotarians to host program on Papau New Guinea visit
• Sierra roadwork schedule: April 15-21
• Meckler joins new organization
• Making a difference: a collaborative effort succeeds in upgrading local fairgrounds
• Fostering: For the love of cats
• Strong Q3 for Thrivent Financial
• Art store looking for Good Times
• Shooting Ink opens on East Main
• Bamboo store moving
• Yuba Safe and Lock gets folks in the door - or helps keep them out
• Animal control officers recognized
• Israel and the new Middle East to be discussed
• Flea market benefits local charities
• Media Center members seek resignations from board of directors
• Haven Underground venue lives up to name
• Police blotter: April 14, 2012
• Pet of the week: April 14, 2012
• Before movie, Titanic was a news story
• Valentina's to reopen Monday
• Busy police dispatchers honored across the nation
• Road work in Grass Valley April 16-20
• Police: Lock your car, garage
• Restaurant targeted by vandals
• Titanic's sinking: Was it more than human folly?
• Before movie, Titanic was a news story
• Jury begins deliberations in attempted murder trial
• Alleged gold thief nabbed
• Police blotter: April 13, 2012
• Blackie's been through a lot, ready for a home
• Workshop to help seniors identify scams and fraud
• Rotarians rally to bring ailing GV man home for treatment
• TownTalk Live! 4-13-12
• Grass Valley will trade yard work for publicity and a plaque
• SKorea says Pyongyang has fired long-range rocket
• Car wreck leads to new passion for Finnish resident
• Pot ordinance to go before supervisors April 24
• Defendant takes stand in attempted murder trial
• GV man arrested twice in four days
• Police blotter: April 12, 2012
• Smartsville's 2012 Pioneer Day taking shape
• Bear River Grad Night seeks donations, volunteers
• Police chief lays out enforcement strategy
• No common napkin: A simple twist on an everyday household item
• Small fire contained in Grass Valley house
• Welcome to the 2011 Best of Nevada County Publication!
• Official: Charges coming in Trayvon Martin death
• Komen for the Cure grants awarded locally
• Sheriff's Management Association endorses Beason
• Attempted murder trial enters second week
• Lake Wildwood couple sentenced on federal drug charges
• Police blotter: April 11, 2012
• City, county planning for future traffic needs, costs
• TownTalk Live! 4-11-12
• Courthouse location, police presence top Council agenda
• Fiber optic cable to improve NID communication
• Tragic crash leads to changes at Reno National Championship Air Races
• County changes approach to tourism contract this year
• NTSB: Don't stop Air Races, make them safer (VIDEO)
• Occupy Spring nonviolence training offered
• Fundraiser today for Cinderella Project - helps girls attend prom in style
• Homicide suspect held to answer on all counts
• Police blotter: April 10, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 4-10-12
• Rain to return throughout week
• Grass Valley School Board to talk consolidation, charter space
• 3rd annual Sousa Memorial Pancake Breakfast set for Sunday
• 'The End of the Line' on loan to railroad museum
• Premature birth keeps Cookson at baby ICU
• Memorial, Condon park improvements slated
• Cassano to receive conservation award
• Two arrested in alleged attempted burglary
• Park closure analysis: Cost of artifact preservation will eat into potential savings
• Supervisor meeting to encompass transportation, fire danger and courts
• The daily grind at Caroline's Coffee in Grass Valley
• GV man arrested after allegedly beating dog
• Rescued horses improving
• Police blotter: April 9, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 4-09-12
• Investigation ongoing in pedestrian fatality
• Missing senior found
• Decorating Easter eggs a family tradition
• Key negotiations coming for NID and customers
• Police blotter: April 7, 2012
• Operation Egg Hunt: Moose Lodge cooks up 4,500 eggs for hundreds at Hennessy School
• Grass Valley Car Show returns to downtown
• Local author to speak to area business women
• Pet of the week: April 7, 2012
• Nevada City man arrested on sex, drug charges
• Mining practice polarizes: Environmental activists, miners draw line in sand
• Prominent environmentalist to speak in NC
• Nevada County eighth most healthy in state, report says
• Voter registration deadline for June primary is May 21
• Plus-size clothing store in the works
• 5th annual Record Store Day marked in Grass Valley
• TownTalk Live! 4-06-12
• Police Blotter: April 6
• Cats at Sammie's Friends ready for new homes
• Looking for a new puppy pal? AnimalSave adoption Saturday
• Grass Valley Elks host benefit for infant battling cancer
• March snow extends Sugar Bowl season
• McClintock meeting in Foresthill
• LaTeDa latest to announce closing
• Grass Valley takes many steps to stretch $$$
• Victim testifies in attempted murder trial
• Lt. Govs announce creation of bi-state Winter Olympics organization
• Grass Valley honors retirees
• Attempted murder trial gets under way
• Three arrested in drug bust
• Anderson addresses National Treatment Advocacy Center on Laura's Law
• Police blotter: April 5, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 4-05-12
• Easter egg hunt Saturday at Scotten School
• Friends of the Nevada County Libraries book sale is Saturday
• One Step at a Time with Nevada County Walkers
• NID snow survey shows water content 73 percent of average
• Yearling bears successfully returned to the wild
• Anderson addresses national advocacy coalition on Laura's Law
• Media Center hires interim executive director, chief engineer
• 75 years of sprouting brilliance in Nevada County girls
• The Heart of Gold Country: Janice O'Brien, driven to help those in need
• Media Center hires interim executive director, chief engineer
• Sierra Nevada snow pack at 73% of average
• Flooding shuts down Valentina's; neighbors rally
• Elks' bridal fair melds charity, local shopping
• Vandal-proof postal boxes ire resident
• Police blotter: April 4, 2012
• Grass Valley Police partners with 'A Child Is Missing'
• TownTalk Live! 4-04-12
• Owner folds Contrast into Abstrakt
• Wet March comes close, but doesn't make up for dry winter
• Wednesday forecast: cloudy, cooler, maybe rain
• Sweet California wine
• Independent living facility cuts meals from 3 to 2 daily
• Bruins take stage, first place at Disney
• Hearing begins in Burr homicide case
• TownTalk Live! 4-03-12
• Suspects linked to recent robberies
• Police Blotter: April 3, 2012
• Deer Creek School gets state recognition
• Health report indicates positives and negative for county wellness
• Charitable giving focus of upcoming workshop
• Burglary suspects busted
• 2 DUI suspects arrested after Sunday wrecks
• Nurture environment, local economy candidate says
• Police blotter: April 2, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 4-02-12
• An ultimate 'stay-cation'
• On the Job: It's high season for McSweeney accountant
• Machen MacDonald: Be a STAR, be more productive
• Senum helps launch happiness initiative
• Lifesaver: Early CPR intervention crucial
• New cardiac monitors for PV Fire
• Sticky situation lands duo in lockup
• Police blotter: March 31, 2012
• Pet of the week: March 31, 2012
• Nevada City to increase police patrol
• Plenty of rain expected today
• Toughing out a bad economy
• Parking fees to go into effect at Bridgeport
• Duffey changes name and number, will still offer fresh fish
• Drop-in camp offered at Artist Workshop
• Expanded new nursery open at B&C True Value
• Student portray nonviolent efforts of Chavez
• Residential burglars targeting jewelry
• Man arrested with alleged homemade dagger
• Engstrom sentencing set
• Police blotter: March 30, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.30.12
• Soroptimist's 'Day For Women' coming up
• Book swap set for Sunday at Scooter's Place
• Summer fun that's easy on the family budget
• Human rights and you
• Celebrate library workers day
• Fundraiser served Saturday for Interfaith Food Ministry
• Lottery stoking dreams of the rich life
• Nevada County Contractors' Association 2012 Membership Directory
• Fewer students leads to competition, options
• Glimmer of enrollment hope in south county
• Administrators wear multiple hats in tough times
• TownTalk Live! 3.29.12
• Landscape of Nevada County education changing
• Consolidation talks amid enrollment and budget drops
• Showcase acts sought for county fair
• Nominees sought for Nevada County Fire Safe awards
• Olmsted lands another showing
• Pleasant Ridge announces shuffle in board seat
• Caltrans seeks participants for "Adopt a Highway"
• Libertarian Party luncheon set for April 6
• Gervais and the Love Bombs perform in support of judges
• Montrose guitar auction to raise funds for DVSAC
• Teacher donates shopping spree goods to class (Video)
• Hospitality House in line for much needed funded
• Logue introduces legislation urging repeal of federal health care law
• Olmsted's film accepted at Sonoma International Film Festival
• State Supreme Court refuses to review Kovacich conviction
• Police blotter: March 28, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.28.12
• Pioneer Park, homeless report on Nevada City Council agenda
• North Star House's revival continues through volunteer efforts
• Wings of Morning contracts could be extended
• New website for Hospitality House
• Grass Valley police accept pay cuts
• Financial issues highlight county meeting
• Grass Valley police agree to contract, pay cuts
• Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows to remain open through April 29
• Nominees sought for Nevada County Fire Safe awards
• Bill would make pot ID cards mandatory
• Man arrested after crashing truck allegedly filled with drugs
• Silva attorney to ask for new trial
• Police blotter: March 27, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.27.12
• Police contract, downtown trash on Grass Valley council agenda
• Access to Justice' discussed by Appellate Court justice
• Spec building planned for Whispering Pines
• Supervisors to discuss grant opportunities
• Local state park in danger of closure
• Newcastle man arrested in fatal hit and run
• Man convicted in Vegas HOA scheme found dead in Grass Valley
• Laloo closing on Broad Street
• Easy money tips: Save on gasoline
• Gold Country Broadband workshop this week
• Tuesday only: Pizza for the dogs
• TownTalk Live! 3.26.12
• Easy riders: Local motorcycle accessory shop a hub for all things biker
• Senior fire wood program in desperate need of wood
• Discounts available on PG&E bills for qualifying households
• Republican Party to host annual Spring Dinner
• Sierra roadwork schedule: March 26-31, 2012
• Penn Valley man faces child cruelty charges
• Police blotter: Monday, March 26
• Nevada County unemployment up - jobs are too
• Conscious care: Nevada City esthetician makes natural, organic skin products
• Marc Cuniberti: When headlines, money don't match
• Machen MacDonald: Be RACE Ready for success
• Storms stay for the week
• Fire damages Alta Sierra building
• Pichitino joins Ensemble Designs
• Phone update at GVPD could cause glitches today
• Artist, blogger and mom finds voice, opportunity to share it in Nevada County
• Pot ordinance pushed back to late April
• Evidence in homicide to be heard April 2
• Two arrested with cherry bombs
• Police blotter: March 24, 2012
• Ag community rallies against high school budget cuts
• Pennies from Heaven: JC Penney, United Way support after-school program
• League of Women Voters cancels meeting
• Salad bar lunch set for Young Ladies Institute
• Local bird walk slated at the South Yuba River State Park
• NU teacher wins shopping spree
• Spring wild turkey season approaches
• Pet of the week: March 24, 2012
• Identity theft protection will be focus of upcoming workshop
• 30 big years for mentoring program
• Lot divisions approved off Ridge Road
• 'Rally for Talli' fundraiser today
• Woman arrested after alleged assault
• Police blotter: March 23, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.23.12
• Nevada County awards new mother with highest employee award
• LAFCo mandates 75% increase in contributions from cities, county
• Highway 49 head-on collision proves fatal
• Nevada City Council foregoing election
• Online pot ad sparked multi-agency bust
• Three arrested on drug charges after traffic stop
• Police blotter: March 22, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.22.12
• A Day for Women presented by Soroptimists
• Candy sales support Nevada City events
• Marine Corps League hosts spaghetti feed
• Foreclosure process angers crowd
• Man assaulted in alleged drug deal
• Recall Fails: All six Lake of the Pines board members will retain their seats on the board
• Special meeting slated for uncontested election
• Local man's chicken homes to be sold on Amazon
• Proposed reopening of mine unearths old concerns
• Man arrested after allegedly breaking down door
• Police blotter: March 21, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.21.12
• Vendors sought for summer camp and activities fair
• Hope for addiction, mental illness offered by WRAP
• Road work in Grass Valley this week
• Building a bigger garden
• Fair Family of the Year nominations sought
• Man, 20, who died Monday at Sugar Bowl Resort identified as Roseville resident
• Pasties go to the dogs
• Dorsey Drive funding could come in July
• Last Friday Supper cuts back program
• TownTalk Live! 3.20.12
• What's up, Doc?
• Mental health recovery group meets
• March 20: Police Blotter
• Snowboarder dies Monday at Sugar Bowl Resort
• Opponents of foreclosure to rally on courthouse steps
• Olmsted partners with State Park Foundation to preserve Jug Handle
• Fire chief set to retire
• Workshop offered for Alternatives to Violence
• Report: Manning negotiating to join Broncos
• 'Deadliest Catch' producer enthralls movie society audience
• McClintock staff holds office hours
• Waste Management honored for ethics
• Probation Department holds open house
• TownTalk Live! 3.19.12
• Easy riders: Local motorcycle accessory shop a hub for all things biker
• The storm continues, bringing snow, spin-outs and power outages
• Gas prices affecting household decisions
• Recall effort moves forward in Lake of the Pines
• A St. Patrick's Day tradition
• Police blotter: March 17, 2012
• Mistrial ruled in animal cruelty case
• Preventing suicide "to-do list:" No more stigma
• Pet of the week: March 17, 2012
• Preventing suicide: Get help - or give it - for depression and suicide
• Preventing suicide: Pillars of strength sustain youth at risk
• Preventing suicide: Hoping for a cultural shift
• Preventing suicide: Strides made in mental health care
• Legislative term limits may be altered
• Rain wreaks havoc across region
• Broadband workshop March 29
• Humble Fabrics moves to Grass Valley
• Avalanche: Education key in avoiding dangerous, unstable slopes
• Two AmeriCorps women serve Grass Valley
• City answers call for courthouse leadership
• Home invasion suspect back in jail
• Animal cruelty case goes to jury
• Police blotter: March 16, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.16.12
• Jernigan's to host fundraiser for cancer patient
• Free tax filing assistance available for seniors
• See's Candy benefits Nevada County's children
• Heroes program honors area residents
• Peace tonight: Nonviolent Success Stories continue
• Animal cruelty trial continues
• Police blotter: March 15, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.15.12
• Community continues to 'Rally for Talli'
• Lunch at the Crossroads Friday
• School of Care presentation set for Tuesday
• Organizations team up to build home for domestic abuse victims
• Partnering to feed the hungry
• Dry year leads to call for voluntary cutbacks
• Three teens rescued in two separate incidents from Wolf Creek
• Nevada County narcotics officers participate in multi-agency pot bust
• State lawmakers seek repeal of fire fee
• The Heart of Gold Country: 60 years of service
• Interstate 80 closed due to downed powerlines
• Video released in Israeli shooting of activist
• Animal cruelty trial gets under way
• Highway Patrol arrests two in solo accidents
• Police blotter: March 14, 2012
• Emma's Revolution says 'thanks'
• 'Who decides what we eat, grow and sell?' talk scheduled for March 23
• Program presents workshop, fixture giveaway
• TownTalk Live! 3-14-12
• Nevada City budget sees overruns
• Note to Nevada City Council: 'Take a leadership position'
• Mine given 6 months to raise $$$
• Stage 2 drought to be declared
• Willow Valley kitchen fire doused
• Triple threat: Storms roll across Nevada County
• Federal agency draws ire from Nevada County Supervisors
• Jennifer Ray announces candidacy for Nevada City Council
• Storms expected all week
• 40 empty chairs on display ahead of pink slips
• Sigh of relief: No pink slips at Pleasant Ridge district
• Cuts to 20-plus positions on Nevada City schools agenda
• Mine owners seek extra time to fund study
• Evidentiary hearing postponed in home invasion case
• Police blotter: March 13, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3-13-12
• Fairgrounds to benefit from Rotary Work Day
• Soroptimists taking applications for grants
• KNCO will continue to air Limbaugh
• Two arrested in connection with stolen vehicle
• Safe access meeting draws crowd
• Police blotter: March 12, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.12.12
• Local to the core
• Grass Valley retains Mayor's Cup in annual pasty toss
• Lake Tahoe Music Festival calls it quits
• Appellate Court justice to visit
• Accidents keeps emergency responders busy
• Igniters of the Heart: 'The three C's of great sex'
• 'Rainy day' is here: 40 pink slips issued in face of $3.9 million school deficit
• Recall of McManus moves forward
• Nevada County poaching suspect to be featured on 'Wild Justice'
• Appeal of murder conviction denied
• Police blotter: March 10, 2010
• Tour the Panama Canal, try some apple strudel: VIDEO
• Election 2012: Candidate field solidifies
• County retirements create reshuffle in positions
• Conflict resolution workshop offered
• Bowser welcome at St. Piran event Saturday
• Nevada County Republican Party announces candidate endorsements
• High school district delivers 40 pink slips this week
• High-speed chase case moves forward
• Danly sentenced to year in jail
• Home invasion suspects in court
• Police blotter: March 9, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.9.12
• 'Spring Into Action' dinner set for March 18
• 'Last Friday Supper' only on last Fridays
• Sons In Retirement helps keep seniors active
• Consolidated fire tax approved by 68.5% of voters
• Babich to withdraw from the 1st Assembly District race.
• Yuba City bans outdoor pot grows
• Tonight: International Women's Day speaker Sorensen on peace
• Incumbent judge files for re-election
• Police blotter: March 8, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.8.12
• Chiseling into history
• Scotch Broom Challenge begins eradication efforts
• Bear River girls win in opening round of State Championship
• Controversial project to be discussed Thursday
• Peace events: Women, music, recruitment
• More than 10k votes filed in fire tax election
• Budget projections: Hundreds leaving Beale AFB
• Medical marijuana advocates forming local chapter of Americans For Safe Access
• Third man arrested in home invasion robbery
• Girl injured in solo-vehicle accident
• Police blotter: March 7, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.7.12
• Nevada City chefs to offer banquet style dinner
• Romney wins Ohio, four other Super Tuesday states
• PG&E: Plant 'right tree, in the right place' for Arbor Day
• E-waste drop-off supports Forest Charter School
• Housing and homelessness discussed today
• Free monthly check-up clinic set for Friday
• NCTV executive director stepping down
• Woodpecker blames for Tuesday morning power outage
• Should Limbaugh stay or should he go?
• Madelyn Helling Library to open doors on Saturdays
• Third man arrested in home invasion robbery
• Girl injured in solo-vehicle accident
• Two arrested after allegedly fleeing from deputies
• Police blotter: March 6, 2012
• Stolen rare mining museum artifact recovered
• The bottom line: Everyone 50 or older should be screened for colorectal cancer
• TownTalk Live! 3.6.12
• Army Corps of Engineers: Act of Congress required for action
• Stolen rare mining museum artifact recovered
• Beach Hut Deli moving to Glenbrook Shopping Center
• Parking enforcement picks up in downtown Grass Valley
• League of Women Voters to host candidate forums
• Senior cohousing workshop coming in April
• Tallia Davis fundraiser Tuesday at Papa Murphy's
• Second Grass Valley man arrested in home invasion robbery
• TownTalk Live! 3.5.12
• Police blottter: March 5, 2012
• Historical mining artifact stolen from museum
• Thrill of the hunt: Antique treasures, trinkets fill GV shop
• Machen MacDonald: Ad-libbing is for amateurs
• On the Job: Mortgage broker lends helping hand to clients
• Online endeavor grows into brick-and-mortar biz
• Candidate forums coming up
• Howard Levine: A passion for art, Grass Valley
• Fight to preserve native culture
• Smyrnos files candidacy papers
• Probation search allegedly turns up heroin, meth, sawed-off shotgun
• Pair arrested in connection with burglary
• One taken to hospital in two-car collision
• Police blotter: March 3, 2012
• Pet of the week: March 3, 2012
• AnimalSave's thrift store celebrates 13 years
• Rescue For Pet Sake Adoptathon today
• Parking enforcement picking up in downtown Grass Valley
• Man killed in avalanche indentified
• Nevada County woman volunteers at Palestinian school
• Empire Shoes to move April 1 - no joke
• Cyber-safety class rescheduled
• Sorensen to speak on lessons of cooperation at Women's Day event
• Former Weaver facility up for sale - again
• Illumination - The Lamp Doctor has moved
• Skier, 29, caught in Sierra avalanche died late Thursday
• Magic Carpet closing shop Company to remain open in an online capacity
• Winter storm to leave spring weather in its wake
• Nevada County Sheriff names new second in command
• Murder case moves forward
• Grass Valley man dies when van hits tree
• Police blotter: March 2, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.2.12
• Women's imaging center recognized for excellence
• Supes recognize AAUW's 75th anniversary
• Officials want to bring more Internet to rural counties
• Closure of county offices irks some in private sector
• Injured skier rescued from Sierra backcountry after avalanche
• Nevada County Sheriff's Office identifies new Undersheriff
• Adult dodgeball tourney to benefit Ready Springs' eighth-grade trip
• Cyber-safety class rescheduled
• Penguins to run Memorial pool, Orcas to swim there
• California AG seeks statewide mortgage protections
• Layoffs, less days likely for Nevada City schools
• Fight at Magnolia School sends one student to hospital
• Police blotter: March 1, 2012
• TownTalk Live! 3.1.12 (STORM COVERAGE)
• Nevada County native honored for saving lives
• McClintock to speak on 2nd Amendment
• Another snow day for Grass Valley, Nevada City schools
• Rough and Ready rallying in support of fellow resident
• Storming the Sierra: Winter weather causes closures, crashes and outages
• League of Women Voters follows the money
• Penguins to run pool, Orcas to swm there
• Bear River girls fall to Calaveras in semifinals
• Storming the Sierra
• Cold case homicide suspect released from jail
• Yuba City pursuing ban on growing pot in open backyards
• Progress reported in Lake Tahoe clarity
• Cyber-safety class rescheduled
• U.S. attorney warns California farmers against pot grows
• Analyst: Tax revenue less than governor projects
• Snow day for Grass Valley, Nevada City schools
• Snow, wind could cause problems
• NC man arrested in Condon Park fight
• Police blotter: Feb. 29, 2012
• Deputy shoots attacking pit bull
• TownTalk Live! 2.29.12 (STORM COVERAGE)
• Community book swap hits three-year mark
• Emergency dispatch center nearing completion
• County hoping to fund four projects with grant money
• Helping the community engage in literacy
• The Heart of Gold Country: Grass Valley Charter's music man
• After four-year wait, celebrations slated for Leap Day
• California Fish and Game Commissioner under pressure to resign after killing mountian lion
• Wildlife groups ask for California wolf protections
• GV man arrested in pot, weapons robbery
• Homicide suspect could face additional charges
• Motorcyclist arrested after allegedly fleeing
• Man traveling with family arrested on drug charges
• Police blotter: Feb. 28, 2012
• Two arrested for allegedly fleeing from deputies
• TownTalk Live! 2.28.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Penguins contract goes to council tonight
• Snowboard fundraiser all day Tuesday
• Monument sign proposed for Cranmer
• Letters incurs confusion, ire in senior citizen community
• How low will the snow go?
• Penn Valley salon celebrates 25 years
• One arrested in armed pot robbery
• Jordan named new exec of GV Downtown Association
• Changes suggested to historic preservation ordinance
• Storms can't wash away drought threat
• Nevada County residents connect with future at TechForum
• Penn Valley salon celebrates 25 years
• Sprouting a solution Fodder feed an eco-friendly, economical alternative to hay
• Understanding dividend stocks
• TownTalk 2.27.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Police blotter: Feb. 27, 2012
• 200 hens flock to Animal Place after starving, rescue
• Machen MacDonald: Givers gain by following their bliss
• Marc Cuniberti: Understanding dividend stocks
• Changes suggested to historic preservation ordinance
• Herbal medicine healthy alternative
• Fight between roommates ends in arrest
• Murder suspect postpones plea
• Police blotter: Feb, 25, 2012
• Pet of the week: Feb. 25, 2012
• Conservancy board to discuss grants for forests
• Be a part of 'golden' history
• Relaunch of county website among CEO's weekly memo
• Funders Forum features nonprofit sustainability workshops
• Nevada City picks new police chief
• Meckler resigns from national Tea Party Patriots
• Jordan named Grass Valley downtown exec
• Update: Victim of fatal crash identified
• Friends that started at SPD in 1981 retire in 2012
• Tess' to open new kitchen store in April
• Good Times expanding in Grass Valley
• NID, PG&E talks hash out price
• NID creates revolving fund for line extensions
• Utah's Place opening pushed back to fall
• Man arrested twice in three days
• Police blotter: Feb. 24, 2012
• Help land trust remove Scotch broom
• Parents of 'Laura's Law' namesake to address Democratic Women's Club
• See Jane Do members selected as delegates to UN commission
• A warm send-off: Nevada City quilters show support for departing soldiers
• TownTalk 2.24.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Man stabbed to death in Lake of the Pines
• UPDATE: Man hunt in Rough and Ready area
• One killed in head-on crash on Highway 49
• NID 'stand-by' fee draws ire of residents
• Police blotter: Feb. 23, 2012
• TownTalk 2.23.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Barn homes needed for feral cats
• Tall Pines: 50 years and growing
• Merry Widows hit $50K milestone
• Cribbage youth tourney takes math skills
• Park problem extends beyond Nevada County borders
• Local pension systems accrue more than $130 billion in debt
• California students sue over pepper-spray incident
• Vail to buy Kirkwood Mountain Resort at Lake Tahoe
• Inaugural tech forum takes stage Friday
• Nevada City Council to examine water rates
• Cleaning service centered around environment
• Hilkey faces up to 50 years
• Altercation over guitar leads to arrest
• No foul play suspected in death of man found in PV
• Police blotter: Feb. 22, 2012
• TownTalk 2.22.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Soroptimists donate to Steven Hauck Memorial Fund
• West Point grad to speak as 'peace warrior'
• NID could supply water to new CHP facilities
• Hunger relief group marks quarter-century of serving
• From survival to 'thrival' as mind heals body
• TownTalk 2.21.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Police Blotter: Feb. 19, 2012
• Memorial Park pool contract questioned
• Historic preservation ordinance considered for Grass Valley
• Hedges, longtime NID manager and civic volunteer, dies at 84
• Town Talk, Feb. 22: Waffle sale today
• Kids found in Grass Valley meth raid
• Nevada City native among avalanche survivors
• Former Nevada City resident among avalanche survivors
• Suemnicht earns quality award
• Eco Thrift calling for furniture
• Making children's wishes come true
• Follow your bliss to more productivity
• Brew debut a big hit at 'ol Republic Brewery
• A bead lover's paradise
• TownTalk 2.20.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Grass Valley sales tax hike to support police, fire?
• Caltras schedule: Week of Feb. 20
• Police Blotter: Feb. 18, 2011
• Alcohol a factor in two vehicle crashes
• 'Once a Marine, always a Marine': North San Juan man remembers Battle of Iwo Jima
• Red LIght Ball spotlights public safety officials
• It's Liberty Tax time
• Snappy signs are promo no-no's
• Brewery 'Rough Draft' soft opening tonight
• 20th Mardi Gras to be celebrated Sunday
• Pet of the week: Feb. 18, 2012
• Man who ran down cattle dog to serve jail time
• OHV enthusiasts to hash out issues
• Grass Valley's Buttron 'filling big shoes'
• Lake Tahoe bailout law draws fire from California Senate leader
• CHP collars alleged meth dealer
• Envision a peaceful world for all tonight
• Fatal head-on wreck on Dog Bar Road
• Bear River recreation league hoops tourney announced
• Women of Worth hosts Cell Phone Collection Drive
• State law impairs public agencies' staffing flexibility
• Nevada City woman dies in fall from bridge
• Two girls pepper-sprayed after basketball game
• Attempted murder trial date set
• Police blotter: Feb. 17, 2012
• TownTalk 2.17.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Nevada City looks at conservation amid rate increase
• Mecker co-authors 'Tea Party Patriots' book
• LaMalfa support's Governor's education plan
• NC woman dies in fall from bridge
• Woman run over by own vehicle
• Police blotter: Feb. 16, 2012
• Firewise tour offers examples of fire-safe living
• TownTalk 2.16.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Mt. St. Mary's 'dramatic' enrollment surge
• Bosetti collecting support for assembly race
• The Heart of Gold Country: Grass Valley's John White not resting in retirement
• Solar installation company anoints new leader
• Gas prices at an all-time high for February
• Owl tavern in Grass Valley finds a buyer
• Wolf Creek Lodge cited for safety violation
• Grass Valley streamlines traffic studies
• You, too, can be Cornish - for a day - on St. Piran's Day
• Calanan Park drug case moves forward
• Two NSJ men arrested after traffic stop
• Police blotter: Feb. 15, 2012
• TownTalk 2.15.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Town Talk, Feb. 15: Multispecies Awareness this weekend
• Salsa Sierra moves into new home: Fletcher's Dance Hall
• Three locals at top dog show
• County receives positive audit
• Town Talk Feb. 14: United Way says 'Happy Valentine's Day'
• Valentine's Day salsa dance tonight
• Nevada Union High crowns special needs homecoming queen
• Alta Sierra market target of attempted break-in
• Police blotter: Feb. 14, 2012
• TownTalk 2.14.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Grass Valley paving project earns accolades
• Logue endorses Dahle for his old Assembly seat
• Winter still unsure about Northern California
• Judge says Army Corps not doing enough to aid fish passage
• Haul-mighty
• Berkeley firm acquires Glenbrook Center
• Driver arrested after knocking down power lines, fleeing scene
• Nevada City woman arrested after accident
• Woman arrested after allegedly stealing vehicle
• Warrant issued after suspect fails to report for drug test
• Police blotter: Feb. 13, 2012
• Gas consumption down, diesel up
• On the job: Midwife welcomes new life
• Machen MacDonald: Crossing the invisible fence line
• Marc Cuniberti: A debt by any other name ...
• SEDCorp will host small-business workshop
• New hours, room at Diego's in Grass Valley
• Bessie Minor Fund targets programs promoting literacy
• Nevada City Council dishes on Divine Spark director
• TownTalk 2.13.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Downtown merchants to help screen leaders
• NID crew braves mud and snow to fix failed pipe
• Nunnink heading NID maintenance
• Firefighters battle blaze on Willow Valley Road
• Work of art on wheels: Crazy Cab part of 5-car taxi fleet owned by Jamie Howell
• Back in business? San Juan Ridge Mine seeks reopening
• Cal Fire station construction coming along
• Recall of McManus to move forward
• Montana man pleads no contest to drug, weapon charges
• Police blotter: Feb. 11, 2012
• Pakistan, history, communication set for Peace events
• Mountain Mike's to reopen after sprinkler mishap
• Rural issues focus of supervisors meeting
• Zoning issues and grant funding on county to-do list
• McManus served with recall papers
• Lamphier to provide forum for constituent feedback
• Glenbrook Center bought by Berkeley-based company
• Officials: Special fire tax election open and fair
• Terri Andersen announces run for Nevada City Council
• Obama: Birth control policy meets everyone's needs
• Former Deputy DA likely to run against Anderson for judge
• Child molester sentenced to six years
• Copper wire thieves caught
• Police blotter: Feb. 10, 2012
• LaMalfa introduces bill to assist rural law enforcement
• TownTalk 2.10.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Child safety in a digital world: Topic of class
• Underwater loan? New program may help
• Herrin moves to Crystal Ridge
• NID could buy Long Ravine camp biz
• Internet marketing class offered
• Tri Counties gains $7.6M on Citizens acquisition
• Move to Amend gaining momentum
• LaMalfa introduces bill to assist rural law enforcement
• South Yuba saved from closure list; Malakoff Diggins not so lucky
• Back in business? San Juan Ridge Mine seeks re-opening
• Former DDA likely to run against Anderson
• Legal troubles dog Slattery
• Man arrested after allegedly holding gun to wife's head
• Alleged patch pirates miss court dates
• Police blotter: Feb. 9, 2012
• Probationer arrested after hit-and-run
• TownTalk 2.9.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Forest thinning at Scotts Flat could start this year
• New management at cohousing site
• NU students' senior project honors cousins
• Bitney College Prep hosts Brain Busters problem-solving competition
• Workshop on new KVMR headquarters tonight
• Council looks at new APPLE center tenants
• Conductor killed in crash
• Classes aim to assist small business owners
• Official: South Yuba River State Park to stay open
• McMahon sentenced to life in prison
• Police blotter: Feb. 8, 2012
• Seven Hills area pub and grill a refuge for locals
• Council to consider APPLE Center, water rights
• Bell tolls for former mayor, fire chief Ed Tellam
• Court: State same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional
• 'Brotherhood': Former football teammates, fellow Marines assess their experience in the Iraq War
• Aanestad to make a run at Congressional seat
• Teen allegedly under the influence in head-on crash
• Court: CA gay marriage ban is unconstitutional
• Former Grass Valley mayor Ed Tellam dies: Service Friday
• Calif. and NY considering foreclosure-abuse deal
• Two arrested in suspected trailer theft
• Police blotter: Feb. 7, 2012
• Supes, Council members oppose parks closure
• Film on peaceful birthing by former resident
• Julia McDougal celebrates 100 years - with a book
• Social hour hosted by Nevada County Democrats
• Wildlife Rehabilitation and Release now recruiting
• Our area is for the birds
• TownTalk 2.7.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Plan pondered to thin forests around Scotts Flat
• Park supporters to storm Sacramento
• New reality of nonprofit funding is theme of Funders Forum
• Pioneer Trust donates $100k to six local nonprofit organizations
• Small amounts of rain in foothills early this week
• Grass Valley Charter students to deliver 10,000 signatures to keep California state parks open
• Glider makes emergency landing on ski slope
• Progress seen in military and oversees voting
• Most families return after Calif. base explosion
• Robinson Enterprises: Multimillion-dollar business in its 63rd year
• Cal. tops teen unemployment list
• Police blotter: Feb. 6, 2012
• TownTalk 2.6.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Machen P. MacDonald: Get out of the 'soup,' off the overwhelm tracks
• No desk job: Owner of The Pilates Place passes on programming
• Wireless EKG machines coming to ambulances at Penn Valley Fire
• Ed Scofield to run for re-election as District II supervisor
• Local exec leaves Grass Valley Group
• Working to help Kenya's Maasai
• Presentations to highlight "Hidden Curriculum" for special needs kids
• From sparring to teaching
• New state fire increase to add another financial hit
• A look at NCCFD budget
• Increased costs, decreased income means NCCFD is in the red
• Humpty Dumpty fire illustrates how inter-agency cooperation stretches resources
• Work continues on pot ordinance
• Police blotter: Feb. 4, 2012
• Officials: Health of fire departments affect homeowner insurance rates
• Looking back, forward on consolidation
• Man who threatened school not to be released for a couple months
• Forest service to pledge funding for comprehensive restoration strategy
• Election 2012: State assembly race coming into focus
• Health officials: Number of sick from raw milk from southern Pa. farm rises to 35 in 4 states
• Stress relief class
• Tri Counties Bank: $6.6M in Q4 income
• 'We just want our home back'... Davis family waits for insurance to pay
• Erratic behavior in court prompts competency evaluation
• Investigation continues into fatal New Year's pedestrian accident
• NC woman arrested, allegedly with 167 pounds of pot
• Police blotter: Feb. 3, 2012
• TownTalk 2.3.12 (Live chat and commenting)
• Band participation on the rise at Seven Hills school
• Pot high on supes' list of prioritie
• Supporters of South Yuba River and Malakoff Diggins have cause to celebrate
• Gold nuggets stolen from historical $3M collection at California gold country courthouse
• Lawmakers' switch preserves school bus funding
• NEO youth to present at national anti-drug conference
• Grant funding keeps resource officers on campus
• Free event relates science in fun way
• Two GV men arrested
• Merchant commits to restricting access to alcohol
• Police blotter: Feb. 2, 2012
• NEO youth to present at national anti-drug conference
• Bridgeport set for sesquicentennial birthday
• Man survives heart attack during communictions outage
• Lessons learned
• Alleged gunman's weapon located near residence
• Single-payer campaign to begin new push
• SEDCorp board meets Tuesday
• Safe sidewalks program could lose federal funding
• Qigong master, healer to give workshop
• Schools go into lockdown during search for allegedly armed man
• Police blotter: Feb. 1, 2012
• Hennessy to become Grass Valley Charter School
• Nonprofit ranch moves to new location
• Nevada City's John Hensley named 2011 Business Person of the Year
• Cisco VP Hutley to speak at TechForum 2012
• Grass Valley Charter headed for Hennessy campus
• Lawmakers propose to extend Laura's law
• Trail builders looking to unite and grow
• Driver dies in late night collision with a dump truck
• Park ranger uses stun gun on Northern California man walking dogs off-leash
• GV's Redevelopment Agency stops on Wednesday
• Health bill supported by local doc expected to die Tuesday
• Mehall bail set at $100K
• Police blotter: Jan. 31, 2012
• Grass Valley schools to vote on facility reconfiguration
• Portrait of perseverance
• Funding for Fire Safe chipping program
• SPD's David Painter is named grand marshal of NC Mardi Gras
• 5 Easy money tips: Avoiding scams
• Police blotter: Jan. 30, 2012
• Unemployment continues to drop: 9.7% in December
• Ingram Spencer to take helm of GV Chamber
• Fear not, 'down-the-hill' fashionistas
• Today's schedule: 'A Season for Peace and Nonviolence'
• 'Season for Peace' starts today in Grass Valley
• Curious Forge: 'Recycle, repurpose and reimagine'
• Nine arrested in meth bust
• Police blotter: Jan. 28, 2012
• Two resign from APPLE board of directors
• Decision on consolidation plans expected Tuesday
• Rough and Ready Fire District celebrates new station today
• Narcotics officers arrest nine
• Rough and Ready Fire Protection District celebrates new station Saturday
• Opera coming to Del Oro
• Grass Valley photog to get more time on the slopes
• Finding solutions for homelessness
• Aanestad not yet ready to announce run for Congress
• Pellerin assault case dismissed
• Police blotter: Jan. 27, 2012
• Pot growers sentenced to probation
• Grass Valley looks to develop businesses for more sales tax rev
• Fundraising expert coming to GV
• New forest planning rule to 'emphasize science'
• Free Fun Friday Science program offered
• World-renowned fundraising expert coming to Grass Valley
• UPDATE: Nevada City Council extends support to APPLE, other causes
• 'Fedora Bandit' bank robber named
• Camptonville man jailed for violating probation in animal cruelty case
• Police blotter: Jan. 26, 2012
• Pentagon wants to ax costly Global Hawks
• Meeting on KVMR's proposed new home set for Feb. 9
• Former Grass Valley couple keeps eyes on Egypt
• Thomas pleads not guilty to decades-old homicide
• Food and Farm Conference inspiration for seasoned and budding farmers
• Feds identify Fedora Bandit
• PV man arrested for second time in two weeks
• Former firefighter takes plea in alleged Molotov cocktail incident
• Police blotter: Jan. 25, 2012
• Nevada City Yoga studio owner gears classes toward the individual
• Academic blueprint on agenda at school board meeting
• Nevada City Council to consider support for APPLE
• Grass Valley Council proceeds with demolition study
• Community investment process begins for 2012
• Grass Valley's Aanestad weighing run for Congress
• Beason receives endorsement
• Saving the parks: petition drive exceeding expectations
• Officials: New contract to bring revenue and savings
• Aanestad considering run for Congressional seat
• Fair Guide recognized in Fair industry
• Texas company offers full hi-def with Grass Valley technology
• Bauer sentenced to five years probation
• Argument over phone order leads to man's arrest
• Alleged DUI driver crashes pickup
• Police blotter: Jan. 24, 2012
• Nevada City Courthouse EIR, project on hold
• Local hospital attempting to improve emergent service
• Officials: Changes in parent company won't affect Sierra Nevada Memorial
• Soapbox derby already raises $10,000 for Nevada City park
• CoRR CEO appointed to national nonprofit
• Marc Cuniberti: Making money - literally
• Machen P. MacDonald: Watch out for what you want
• State honors top performing county child support agencies for 2011
• Recession-tested business model gives Booktown its edge
• Clear out the attic
• Recession-tested business model gives Booktown its edge
• Election 2012: Scofield throws hat in the ring
• Parts of Nevada County to be covered in snow Monday morning
• Communication outage caused by cut wire
• Extraordinary Gingrich comeback also vindication
• Growing the local food market
• Evidence to be heard in case against Rocklin woman
• Local woman arrested in 42-year-old murder case
• Police blotter: Jan. 21, 2012
• Fairgrounds CEO to serve as president of fair association
• Rain to continue through weekend
• Community rallies to support injured dancer
• Rincon Del Rio Draft EIR released
• Supes playing hardball with state parks
• Support swells for Humpty Dumpty workers
• Fairgrounds CEO elected president of Western Fairs Association
• Sears to teens: Nix name of business
• Grass Valley woman arrested in 42-year-old murder case
• Diego's may expand hours
• Shaffer's moving from downtown Grass Valley
• Summer Thyme's and Booktown part
• Strike team heads to Reno fire
• Christian business women's group forms
• 10-10 to longtime Grass Valley cop - VIDEO
• Staffa given suspended sentence for assault
• Police blotter: Jan. 20, 2012
• 3 finalists remain in search for new NC police chief
• United Way, FamilyWize: $35K saved in Rx costs
• Homeless man dies in same camp as brother
• Proponents for GV charter, traditional schools at odds over reconfiguration
• Rainfall ends month-long winter drought
• Ice climber killed in fall; skier killed in collision
• Property owners file lawsuit over cell phone tower
• Nevada County strike team heads to Washoe Drive Fire
• Fire ripping through Washoe Valley, near Reno; evacuations ordered
• Expert opinion from Mr. Rooter
• Humpty Dumpty fire captured on video
• KVMR broadcasts live at the '5'
• NID board looks at dry-year planning
• BREAKING NEWS: Perry abandons bid, backs Gingrich
• Gov. Brown draws line for November ballot initiative in annual address
• 3 school reconfiguration proposals expose divisions
• Meth dealer sentenced to 16 months
• Nevada County Consolidated set to mail out fire tax ballots
• Police blotter: Jan. 19, 2012
• Four Nevada Union students out to change the world
• Logue executes about-face
• Mark Meckler's concealed weapons permit to likely be reinstated
• Logue will no longer rep Nevada County
• Humpty Dumpty fire ruled accidental
• Winter may be arriving
• Winter hotline opens for garbage service
• Auto-extension for builders moves forward
• Dana sentenced to three years
• Fire consumes garage (video)
• Police blotter: January 18, 2012
• Nevada City business loan program popular
• Nevada City Businesses benefit from 10th Wild and Scenic Film Festival
• Grass Valley Schools: Down to three proposals for reconfiguration
• 2012 Wild and Scenic awards
• Fun Friday science for the family
• First Habitat home ready
• Rehab and memory topics of free talk
• Water supply, financial future on tap at NID
• Early-morning crash allegedly due to DUI
• Couple arrested on child endangerment charges
• Penn Valley man arrested after setting off car alarm
• Police blotter: Jan. 17, 2012
• Oroville woman hurt in wreck
• Carmen the lamb fitted with prosthetic leg
• Singing praise for Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Royal Gorge up for grabs
• Early-morning crash allegedly due to DUI
• Montoliva Winery takes Best of Class in SF competition
• 5 Easy money tips
• Grass Valley could see fewer traffic impact studies
• Food, fish and fun at film fest - PHOTO GALLERY
• Alleged fake tags lead to chase
• Police blotter: Jan. 16, 2012
• It's all in the family at Paulette's Country Kitchen
• County exec provides tourism update
• On the job: Birth educator and doula offers classes, counseling and breastfeeding support
• Machen P. MacDonald: Four tips for good business
• Thoma Bravo acquisition of Telestream complete
• Walton's Grizzly Lodge supports Habitat for Humanity
• Land Trust armchair treks: Stars with Stahler
• Los Lobos songwriters in town today
• Film festival serves more than flicks
• New president takes over local Tea Party chapter
• BriarPatch donates 1,000 pounds of chicken to Food Bank
• Penn Valley town hall set for Tuesday
• Planning entitlements could be extended
• NC man allegedly holds mom hostage
• Sibling argument leads to arrest
• Sweet tooth allegedly leads to man's arrest
• Smartsville man arrested in shooting incident
• Police blotter: Jan. 14, 2012
• Carolyn Singer: Winter whimsy
• Occupy rallies against Citizens United
• Downtown shuffle could be next
• Wells Fargo, US Bank support financial literacy
• Small fire on Catherine Way
• Marks: Tough times at GVPD require new thinking
• Remillard looks back at 30 years of policing
• Attorney pushes to suppress evidence in drug arrest
• Smartsville incident leads to chase
• Police blotter: Jan. 13, 2012
• Help put Humpty back together
• Prison work for Nevada County
• Breast cancer benefit show
• Tips and tools for healthy aging
• Applegate man dies in woodchipper accident
• Meckler cops to disorderly conduct in connection to gun charges
• Meckler cops to disorderly conduct in connection to gun charges
• Possible fatality involving woodchipper
• Alleged gunman caught after high-speed chase
• Dry 'winter' elicits fears, but has positive impacts
• Local state reps take stance on map flap
• Police blotter: Jan. 12, 2012
• Briarpatch co-op hits 10,000 owners
• Local band students receive recognition
• Nevada City Council repeals and replaces public behavior ordinance
• Top writers take awards from annual tournament today
• Nevada County surpasses petition goal
• APPLE center closing
• Retirements point to new era in Calif. House races
• GOP urges Calif. high court to dump new voter maps
• Want to succeed? Become scarce
• Early retirement of police captain to save a job
• Finding common ground
• Volunteers spruce up Oak Tree Park
• Police blotter: Jan. 11, 2012
• Monk visits sanctuary, blesses animals, land
• Nevada City Council to reconsider its public behavior ordinance
• Grass Valley school reconfiguration meeting packed
• Moser out, Blinder in at the helm of ERC
• Owens named Board of Supervisors chair
• Benchmarks set in south county trail issue
• Calif. revenue falls below governor's projections
• Romney wins New Hampshire primary
• Congressman Herger announces he will not run in 2012 and endorses LaMalfa
• 2012's first Supes meeting has several storylines
• Diner owners plan to rebuild
• New year offers new chance at life for Eitels
• Sewage spills into Magnolia Creek
• Carman sentenced in DV case
• Man arrested after allegedly attempting to torch home
• PV man arrested on DV charges
• Woman arrested on suspicion of DUI after crash
• Police blotter: Jan. 10, 2012
• Ghost detectives target Nevada County
• Get a life ... coach?
• Families protest Hennessy school proposals
• Free tax filing assistance
• Pancake breakfast Saturday
• AARP safe driver courses
• Business and Professional Women award Schumacher scholarship
• Vandals defaced country club grounds with offensive symbol
• Humpty Dumpty owners to rebuild (video)
• Off the Hook Bridal offers bigger selection
• Neal Street buildings slated for demolition
• Travel Channel filming in Nevada City
• CoRR construction ahead of schedule
• On the job: Window painter's work always on display
• Mix-it-up fitness: Fit Culture Studio grand opening set for Saturday
• Networked Insurance Agents, Fireman's Fund partner for donation
• Marc Cuniberti: Random selection stocks
• Machen P. MacDonald: Luck is a TEAM sport
• Local business partners breathe new life into lube and car wash business
• Second soapbox derby registration approaches
• Lincoln man wanted for murder
• 'Occupy Hennessy' protest tonight
• Police blotter: Jan. 9, 2012
• Get crabby and support basketball
• Eat pizza for students' science expedition
• New year, new digs for chamber
• Late night walk leads to felony meth arrest
• Police blotter: Jan. 7, 2012
• Tourism: 'Gold Country' makes top 10 on Lonely Planet list
• Report: Raiders to hire Packers' McKenzie as GM
• Former road-design engineer takes turn at furniture creation
• Public 'lament' for victims of gun violence
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.5%, hiring surges
• LaMalfa: Brown's budget 'childish'
• Third annual Jim Rogers Memorial Bike Ride set for Feb. 11
• Barquilla takes plea agreement in assault case
• Police blotter: Jan. 6, 2012
• Monks return to area for 12th year
• Heater explodes, injured man in Camptonville
• Lake Tahoe conservation groups file suit against Homewood renovation
• Stewart Street in GV closed
• Science afloat at Union Hill
• SoCal woman accused of cutting off man's penis indicted
• Brown warns of school cuts if taxes rejected
• Fight breaks out in Family Court
• County jail for felons topic of League of Women Voters panel
• Wolf that crossed into Calif. likely photographed
• Coalition to host community forum on marijuana
• Erratic behavior leads to arrests
• Man arrested just days before self-surrender at jail
• Police blotter: Jan. 5, 2012
• Truckee-Tahoe ski shuttle postponed
• Truckee event seeks nonprofit partners
• California court to mull expiration date for clergy abuse
• Pentagon chief: Smaller military means extra risk
• Attacks targeting Shiites kill 72 in Iraq
• Prosecutor wants death for Mubarak, security boss
• 6 charged in Marysville slaying
• Man who allegedly threatened school remains in custody
• Brewery opening on tap
• $1.2M in sewer improvements coming to GV
• Truckee man's body found in Donner Lake
• Study: Parasitic fly could explain bee die-off
• Man who allegedly threaten an unknown school girl to be held for 30 days
• Official: Reno air races on despite deadly crash
• Boxer supports recess appointment
• Mom and pop shop celebrates one-year anniversary
• First Tahoe/Truckee snow survey comes up nearly dry
• Old bones, new mystery in Walraven murder
• Iowa count: Eight-vote win for Romney over Santorum
• Road work on Dorsey through summer
• Lake Wildwood couple pleads guilty to federal drug charges
• Cell-phone scofflaw arrested on multiple charges
• Police blotter: Jan. 4, 2012
• Nevada City parents warned of violent threat
• Nevada City parents warned of violent threat
• Holiday gift for 3 families: New homes in the new year
• Boater missing at Donner Lake
• Nevada County Search teams assist in search for capsized boater
• Struggle for gun lands woman in jail
• LOP man arrested twice in three days
• Police blotter: Jan. 3, 2012
• Residents ready to rally for single-payer
• Occupy Hennessy school protest planned
• New women's biz group forming
• A blooming business
• Police blotter: Jan. 2, 2012
• CABPRO selects new executive director
• Holidays bring extra waste
• Mild weather a boon for holiday shopping
• Snip doggy dog
• On the job: A blooming business
• Machen MacDonald: Make a habit of setting goals
• Variety is the spice of wine
• Two arrested in alleged extortion attempt
• GV man arrested in fatal Incline crash suspected of DUI
• Closure of Citizens Bank: Top story of 2011
• Local Sears stores unaffected by closures
• Gas thefts plague community
• Police blotter: Dec. 31, 2011
• GV man allegedly resists arrest, cries seizure
• Court: OK to slash redevelopment agencies
• Occupy Glenbrook Basin
• Day of Prayer to include Buddhist teacher
• HWY 49 wreck sends woman to hospital
• Quail Ridge resident turns 100 this week
• Two arrested after attempted traffic stop
• County schools see budget cuts, enrollment decline
• Hall takes plea agreement in assault case
• Five arrested after parole search
• Police blotter: Dec. 30, 2011
• Traffic ticket amnesty program to get under way
• How Nevada County officials tried to attract people (and $$$) to the region
• Endangered parks gain support in 2011
• Nevada Union grad bringing technology to Ukraine schools
• Papua New Guinea, Seven Hill students exchange biographies
• Two arrested in connection with Weaver Auto thefts
• Grass Valley man arrested on firearm charge
• Police blotter: Dec. 29, 2011
• Teens driven to violence
• Science camp fundraiser a success
• Grass Valley chamber to move - for a while
• Berryman Street closed
• 2 transients arrested in separate incidents
• Police blotter: Dec. 28, 2011
• Diaz to explain new election procedures and passports
• Best of the blotter 2011, Part 2
• Brown says he is getting support for tax plan
• Local group keeps busy turning dreams into reality
• Plight of homeless at forefront in 2011
• Town Talk, Dec. 28: Senior center without walls
• Boy, 4, unhurt after 8-foot fall from Diamond Peak chairlift
• Business humming at Furniture by Thurston
• Best of the blotter 2011
• Pot a growing dilemma in county: No. 6 story in 2011
• Random acts of violence stun neighborhoods: No. 5 story in 2011
• Suicides shock county: No. 7 story in 2011
• Study: Herring population compromised by oil spill
• Soldier returning from Afghanistan shot at homecoming party and remains in critical condition
• Healing harp music strikes a chord
• Saving the Sierra
• California initiates state protection for rare woodpecker
• Police Blotter: Dec. 25, 2011
• Christmas in Saudi Arabia
• Real estate: Prices still low, but rising
• Publishing Lindsay Ostrom
• Penn Valley True Value off and running with new owners and a new look
• AIMing to make a contribution
• Police blotter: Dec. 23, 2011
• Quick calls keep two GV blazes from spreading
• December's precipitation lack has pros and cons
• Grant to help low-income families
• I-80 temporarily closed
• Relic 120 Affordable Collectibles opens in Grass Valley
• BUB owner fighting to avoid foreclosure
• Almost no downtown graffiti, police report
• Veteran recalls a holiday on the brink
• Five business owners feed homeless
• Judge files for retirement after 10-month absence from bench
• DOJ confirms active investigation of local developer
• Danly pleads no contest to sex charge
• Police blotter: Dec. 23, 2011
• Parole board denies release to Patterson
• Nevada County Superior Court Judge Julie McManus files for retirement
• Supporting soldiers: Friends of Nevada County Military celebrates seventh Christmas packing boxes
• CHP explains choice for new Grass Valley home
• Bank of America draws ire nationally, locally
• Students deliver food in Grass Valley's 128th Donation Day Parade (Video, Gallery)
• 25-year anniversary of single-tank plane that circumnavigated earth
• Police blotter: Dec. 22, 2011
• SYRCL petition drive making progress
• Bomb squad detonates suspicious-looking can
• High school district: Bond refinance generates tax savings
• Telestream bought by Thoma Bravo
• Boy who suffered fatal fall from ski lift was from Davis, Calif.
• Urban wetland at Peabody Creek - VIDEO
• Fraudster sentenced to five years, eight months
• Telestream lands NASCAR contract
• Night of Giving raises $22k for homeless services
• 'Fireman, cowboy, cop'
• Police blotter: Dec. 21, 2011
• Official: Boy, 7, who fell from Sugar Bowl chair lift has died
• Protesters to demonstrate in front of BofA
• County man found innocent of terrorism charges
• Grant, Nevada Union football to square off next fall
• Rivalry renewed: Grant, Nevada Union to kick off next fall
• Campbell sentenced to five years, eight months
• Taxes to rise after Republican vote
• WWII hero loses home to foreclosure
• Emgold seeks second round of funding for other projects
• Exemplary NU student going to Princeton
• Nevada City police force reduced
• Longtime Sugar Bowl leader Warren Hellman passes away at 77
• Google, KKR invest in California solar project
• PG&E would let customers keep analog meters
• Housing starts and permits surge; levels still low
• Police blotter: Dec. 20, 2011
• Blue Christmas
• Secret shoppers reveal best in customer service
• New businesses open in Grass Valley
• Big rig wreck ties up traffic for hours
• Boy, 7, in critical condition after 60-foot fall from chair lift
• Wreck sends four to hospitals
• Police blotter: Dec. 19, 2011
• Environment and economy: Wastewater Treatment issues require a balanced approach
• 'Tis the season to 'Shop Around the Corner'
• CHP's new Grass Valley home approved by county planners
• Machen P. MacDonald: Asking the right questions may be the answer
• Rotary Club of Grass Valley plans Casino Night
• Buy pizza, support Hembree family
• Partnership produces something B-I-G for youth
• AmeriCorps assists Fire Safe Council to protect structures
• Making a Tsi-Akim Maidu-Mukuni connection
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Eddie the Elf: 'A Nevada County treasure'
• Gold mine can defend itself in lawsuit, judge rules
• Community joins with couple in transient camp cleanup
• Rotarians provide dental services in Papua, New Guinea
• Two local judges face possible recall petition drive
• Sheriff's Office suspends Meckler's concealed-weapon permit
• One homeless camp cleaned, more to come
• Legal battle over sewer costs continues
• Police blotter: Dec. 17, 2011
• Scouts host Dec. 23 coat distribution for families in need
• Grass Valley collaborating with the county regarding Bear River Mills
• Meckler's conceal permit suspended
• Occupy group offers hand to evicted occupants
• Group working to recall two judges
• Divine Spark hosts two days of Christmas cheer
• Troop 783 keeps holiday spirit going
• Love of math + generous student support
• Cici's cuts different path
• Woman reports assault in possible road rage incident
• GV man arrested on drug, weapons charges
• Child molest suspect pleads not guilty
• NC man killed in So Cal crash
• Alta Sierra man arrested on firearms charges
• Police blotter: Dec. 16, 2011
• Rotarians provide dental services in Papua New Guinea
• Tea Party activist arrested in NYC on gun charge
• Love of math + generous student support
• Wilcox to head NID board
• Changes at NID ahead with mass retirement
• $1B in state cuts hit school buses
• Police blotter: Dec. 15, 2011
• Nevada City's substitute behavior ordinance advances
• New local tea party leader chosen
• Officials devise safety net for high priority road project
• Browning honored for 35 years of fire service
• High-speed crash sends man to hospital
• Sugar Bowl to operate seven days a week, starting Saturday
• Obama marking end of Iraq war
• Council to look at public behavior
• Nevada City Courthouse project still afloat
• Tip of the hat Nevada City store
• Bank of America to close Nevada City branch
• High schools look to regulate recruiters
• Federal case against Hilkey continued
• Hommel to be arraigned on assault charges
• Police blotter: Dec. 14, 2011
• Icing on the cake
• Light, fluffy pancakes are good option for any meal
• Gift ideas for the wine drinker on your list
• Supes oppose Garden Bar Dam proposal
• Sign here, for state parks
• Building sale pleases some, irks others
• Boxer: Republican stand results in deaths
• Dorsey Drive funding on agenda
• 100 minutes of fame could cost $20K
• Mine enviro study on hold
• Bar ejection allegedly leads to assault rifle firing spree
• NC man arrested in domestic violence incident
• Man arrested after allegedly trying to steal patrol car
• Crash sends girl to Sacramento hospital
• Motorcyclist arrested after pursuit
• Traffic stop leads to arrest
• Police blotter: Dec. 13, 2011
• Special delivery: Dry cleaning on the go
• Machen MacDonald: Serving others is not about starving yourself
• Marc Cuniberti: Big bank bailouts: Really worth it?
• Pizza tonight supports science education
• Tool time with Tony Lima
• Police blotter: Dec. 12, 2011
• GV district looks at consolidation possibilities
• Plan to allow pesticides at Lake Tahoe criticized
• Poundstone show to benefit library
• Community to come together to save state parks
• Making a big difference in a small way
• 'Community pillar' stepping away, but not far
• Kids plan for park protest at Capitol
• Byrnes receives probation in child molest case
• GV man arrested after high-speed pursuit
• Dushane sentenced to four years
• Police blotter: Dec. 10, 2011
• School days, Yule days
• Will Nevada County see a red full moon this weekend?
• Motorcyclist charged with evading arrest after crash
• Grass Valley builders receive extensions
• North Columbia Schoolhouse Announces New Executive Director
• Supes to ponder Garden Bar dam
• Residents rally to support homeless camp cleaners
• Petros sentenced to two years
• Homicide suspect back in court
• Police blotter: Dec. 9, 2011
• Steering through troubled waters
• M3 Mall reception raises cash for CoRR
• Nevada County dragons on TV
• Resorts weathering lack of storms
• South Yuba River Citizens League co-hosts town hall meeting to save State Parks
• Va. Tech: Police officer, 1 other killed
• More than a thrift store
• Key to quick access in case of emergency
• Taking initiative: Couple cleans homeless camp
• DeMatteis attorney slams DA's office
• Police blotter: Dec. 8, 2011
• Nevada Union class president headed to DC
• Jupiter's pull on Earth
• Timelines: A gaggle of interrogations, more photos to ponder
• New book release from local Ayurvedic expert
• Ready Springs honors academic success
• Sandusky ordered to pay $250K bond on new charges
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• 90-year-old veteran determined to attend 70th anniversary of Pearl Harbor
• DeMatteis sentence draws ire
• Fire displaces GV family
• Hurtado takes plea in burglary case
• McMahon convicted of kidnapping and carjacking in Placer County
• Police blotter: Dec. 7, 2011
• Nevada City B&B owner investing elsewhere
• The vibrant taste of Cuban food
• Wild mushrooms not for the novice
• Demystify mushrooms at annual foray
• Dreaming of next year's vegetable plot?
• Board denies property owners' appeal
• Negro Creek will retain its name
• Police arrest man to take him to hospital
• Thousands still without power after CA windstorm
• Source: W.Va. mine disaster yields $210M agreement
• Toy Run celebrates 20th anniversary
• GV woman dies in fall from overpass
• Jail inmate to face pot charges
• Quartet arrested after baby found in 'deplorable' conditions
• Still no trial date for Hyman
• Police blotter: Dec. 6, 2011
• What's the weather inside?
• Protesters occupy Nevada County foreclosure auction
• Got downed trees? Fire Safe Council can chip that trouble away
• Police: Domestic issues, violence more common after holidays
• Nevada City man charged with DUI in wreck
• Open house at SEDCorp.
• Woman dies after fall from Empire Street overpass
• Money tips: Get your Christmas spending under control
• Police Blotter: Monday, Dec. 5, 2011
• Real estate: Still a bargain hunter's dream
• Wine geeks unite
• Popular radio host talks 'reinvention,' how to engage audiences
• Higgins Diggins Lions Club selling holiday candy
• 'Easy as ABT': Making home repairs in Nevada and Placer counties for 10 years
• Machen MacDonald: Good planning is good business
• Dogs behind Pleasant Valley wreck
• Condor recovery program beset by bullets
• Still no power for thousands in wind-pelted Calif.
• McCain: Hispanic vote 'up for grabs'
• New owners of Tile Outlet celebrate 2nd year of business
• Kids knit caps for a cause
• PV man arrested on car-tampering charges
• Cars, classrooms trashed at NU
• Damschen case moves forward
• Police blotter: Dec. 3, 2011
• Homeless camp sanitary conditions questioned
• Colfax hurt by regulation or irresponsible stewards?
• Pets: A new home for the holidays?
• Post Office will accept passports
• Colfax hurt by regulation or irresponsible stewards?
• PG&E restores power to most customers
• SEDCorp board vacancy
• Artworks Gallery open house Saturday
• United Way gives awards to local businesses
• Native daughter returns with muscle therapy business
• Paramedics 'undoubtedly saved my life'
• Feiler deemed competent to stand trial for murder
• Engstrom pot conviction reinstated
• Rescued kayaker to ask PV Fire to write off rescue cost
• Police blotter: Dec. 2, 2011
• Hanukkah: Shedding light on the Festival of Lights
• Supes to decide name of Negro Creek
• Free movie Friday to stomp out smoking
• Conservationists step up pressure on Garden Bar
• NID bond rate lower than expected
• NID recognized for Auburn Ravine improvements
• Nevada County beset by 'extremely abnormal' high-wind storm
• Strangers step up, do the right thing
• Strong winds down trees, power lines in West
• Obama on AIDS: 'We can beat this disease'
• Jury needs less than two hours to convict felon on weapons charges
• Maced suspect arrested
• Campbell sentencing delayed
• Parole hearing continued for convicted murderer
• Police blotter: Dec. 1, 2011
• Nevada County close to finalizing sale of HEW building
• PG&E donates Nevada County land
• Timelines: Acknowledgment of regular risers and other trivia
• A fruitful harvest
• Locals make Biola University Dean's List
• Vantage Point Charter receives 6-year accreditation
• 100 years ago in The Union: December 1911
• A family of my own: Sierra Forever Families seeks connections for children before they 'age out' of foster care
• Thanksgiving weekend DUI arrests on rise
• Free movie Friday to stomp out smoking
• Film fest's "Green Fire" previews Sunday
• Occupy SF rejects city's ultimatum to move
• Crashed trailer found with 50 pounds of pot
• Heuser trial gets under way
• Police blotter: Nov. 30, 2011
• Easy Thai flavored stew awakens the palate
• Knead it, want it, gotta have it
• The case of the holiday wine puzzle
• Blast at Nevada Union high school leads to felony charges
• No name change for Cornish Christmas
• Ted Owens won't run for re-election in 2012
• Olmsted film to be shown at film festival
• Rated R: Campaign vs, smoking in movies opens Friday in Grass Valley
• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
• Heckel steps down from top Grass Valley post
• Eat, drink and save the parks
• Americans in November more confident about economy
• Driver in fatal crash could face charges
• Oh, baby: Massage to comfort the little ones
• Police blotter: Nov. 29, 2011
• Penn Valley painter charged with felony robbery
• Highway 49 crash, fire
• Northern Mines Goldworks reopens
• Thurston: Where credit is due
• PG&E: Save energy during the holidays
• Streets reopened after Occupy Los Angeles protest
• Stocks soar after big holiday shopping weekend
• Homegrown empire: Riebes Auto Parts
• Historic Powell building open for rent
• Police blotter: Nov. 28, 2011
• It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Grass Valley
• Senior swindling season upon us once again
• Suburban Propane collects toys for WoW, Hetty's
• Celebrating Beale with Indian Springs wine
• Marc Cuniberti: Back to the drawing board
• Washington launches Kermit on adventure
• Two wrecks, moderate injuries
• Restoring a '68 Barracuda
• Black Friday sunny for local businesses
• No Olmsted doc at Wild & Scenic film fest
• Police blotter: Nov. 26, 2011
• Decking the halls with 29 trees
• Dorsey on list for state money
• 'Plaid Friday' shopping touted
• Police blotter: Nov. 25, 2011
• Turkey Trotters outshine the weather
• Suspect not found after chase, helicopter search
• NID close to concluding work for season
• TechTest coming soon
• Furniture by Thurston to resume operation
• Grass Valley teen killed in Nevada rollover
• Family members say suspicious death unlikely to be suicide
• McManus still absent as Superior Court announces 2012 assignments
• GV woman arrested on drug charges
• Police blotter: Nov. 24, 2011
• Penn Valley True Value to celebrate its grand opening
• A few questions and pretty postcards
• Nevada County Challenger League players give back to Coach Jud
• Search continues for car chase suspect off Wolf Road
• Squaw Valley opens for skiing, riding today
• Furniture by Thurston bankrupt, report says
• Volunteers play larger role with Grass Valley police
• Grower beaten, robbed by trimmers
• Man allegedly held girlfriend captive for seven hours
• Embezzler sentenced to one year in jail
• Access hampers firefighting efforts
• GV man arrested for allegedly selling ADHD meds
• Political parties file suit attacking Prop. 14
• More than third of low-income county residents get inadequate food
• Police blotter: Nov. 23, 2011
• San Francisco cowboy raises Thanksgiving turkeys on Penn Valley ranch
• Catering for a busy holiday season
• As American as maple pie
• Time for the Turkey Trot
• Meeting to discuss Nevada City police chief replacement
• Area losing $200M in annual sales, report shows
• Jobs may be available for Thurston employees
• Foundation calls for more study of courthouse project
• Police blotter: Nov. 22, 2011
• Deadline for property review approaching
• Fighting for the right to fight
• Deadline for property review approaching
• Falling branch knocks out power to thousands
• Delays continue on Idaho-Maryland Road
• Courts weighs scrapping huge California water pact over questions about shrinking lake
• One-Stop Business & Career Center seeks interns for green sector positions
• University police chief on leave after pepper spraying
• Eat, drink and save the parks
• Thurston closure hits hard
• Berryman Street closed Tuesday
• County unemployment - and jobs - down
• Guests, community first get first look at homeless shelter
• Up in flames
• Police blotter: Nov. 21, 2011
• The fabric of life
• Seven seek seats on GV/county chamber board
• Buy Local Week starts Nov. 25 with 'Plaid Friday'
• Machen P. MacDonald: Setting priorities key to having more time
• Ellis joins home mortgage team at Tri Counties
• Every dog has its day
• Learning the hard way
• Release the hounds: Dogs Run Free park opens today
• Three arrested after authorities seize 135 pounds of pot
• Sentencing delayed in child sex case
• Toby Trail death investigated as homicide
• GV man arrested on drug charges after dispute
• GV man arrested after traffic stop
• Police blotter: Nov. 19, 2011
• Marvelous night for a Moondance
• Storm not likely to stick around
• Warming shelter for homeless opened
• Grass Valley's Healy recognized by public works group
• Thurston shuts down, 45 out of work
• Nasty, windy weather expected today
• Breaking news: Death being investigated as homicide
• 20 homes destroyed in 400-acre Reno fire
• State unemployment rate falls to 11.7 percent
• Celebration of Life triathlon founder steps away
• Police: Vallejo officer did not discharge weapon
• Captain: Wagner responsible for Natalie Wood death
• Special tax for Nevada County Consolidated Fire District to go to ballot
• Man's death under investigation
• New Yorkers arrested on drug charges
• Nevada County receives $360,000 in Chevron lawsuit
• Couple arrested in connection with $100K jewelry heist
• Preliminary hearing set for trio arrested at grow
• Police blotter: Nov. 18, 2011
• Fundraiser shows support for KVMR
• Auction, drama support battle against cancer
• Motorcyclists taking on ban in gated community
• AmeriCorps teams clearing Nevada County
• Budget cuts could shorten school year
• Homeless warming center opening tonight in Nevada City
• Silent auction, drama supports battle against cancer
• Timelines: Nevada County Traction Company - 1901-1924
• Unemployment aid applications drop to 7-month low
• Occupy encampment at UC Berkeley torn down
• Details emerge from shooting incident at White House
• Nevada Union debate garners national recognition
• Constitution essay winners announced at Nevada Union
• GV asks for additional $3.6M for Dorsey Drive interchange
• Sons of the American Revolution to honor members of the community
• Airport lawsuit on hold for 90 days
• Police blotter: Nov. 17,2011
• Thanksgiving shopping spree at SPD Market (VIDEO)
• All hands on deck
• Controversy swirls around contract decision
• Honor roll: Seven Hills School
• Calif. teens eligible for $36K awards
• Alcohol believed to be a factor in major accident
• Controversy swirls around contract decision
• Thanksgiving shopping spree at SPD Market
• Facebook warns of recent wave of spam
• GOP says Energy Dept. tried to delay solar layoffs
• Decision delayed on revision of creek name
• Antique farm tools build bridge to community's past
• Snow showers forecasted for weekend
• NC man arrested in allegedly stolen car
• Ophir Hill Firefighters to train on structure fire
• Police blotter: Nov. 16, 2011
• Nevada County Growers Market: Local food for a Thanksgiving feast
• Marketplace connects locally
• Stuff your face - not your bird
• Board delays decision on creek name
• Packed house for homelessness panel
• Sons of the American Revolution to honor community members Saturday
• Skier Jamie Pierre killed in Utah avalanche
• Doctors, documentary to discuss 'what's wrong with American health-care system'
• Giffords shows great progress, but still struggles
• Court order allows Occupy Wall St. protesters back
• Stocks waver; Wal-Mart slumps as earnings fall
• Suspected diesel thief leads police on chase
• GV man arrested on suspicion of robbery, spousal abuse
• Nevada man arrested with 4 pounds of pot
• Man arrested after alleged skateboard assault
• Man flees after being tased
• Police blotter: Nov. 15, 2011
• One big box
• Hospitality House board resigns
• Mobile home blaze consumes couple's belongings
• High hopes at Homewood: Opposition shares concerns about proposed redevelopment
• Fraternity pledge sues UC Davis over hazing
• Stock open flat; retailers report earnings
• Police clear out downtown Occupy Oakland camp
• Splat! Zing! Pow! Swoosh!
• County attempts to contain retirement costs
• Fire house tower being restored
• Revenue from agriculture declines in Nevada County
• Occupy Movement: Getting the message out
• Auction benefits AnimalSave's programs
• Pot shipment leads to NY arrest
• Police blotter: Nov. 12, 2011
• Divine Spark takes donations to South Dakota tribe
• Nevada City to begin process of replacing police chief
• Veterans honored
• Airport Land Use Commission meets to discuss pending lawsuit Wednesday
• Veterans often unaware of benefits
• Fire Safe Council of Nevada County elects board members
• Flags fly downtown thanks to GV Schools foundation
• State increases fire fee
• Nevada City Schools attempt to dodge fine
• Alleged Craigslist pot seller busted
• Woman takes plea in car burglary case
• Police blotter: Nov. 11, 2011
• Holiday happening in downtown Grass Valley
• Honoring the nation's warriors
• A soldier's struggle: Iraq veteran now battles PTSD
• Artist Workshop holds grand opening
• Potentially offensive Rough and Ready creek name may be changed
• Decade of devotion: Nevada City couple's call to action helping to save ancient civilization
• Three new businesses in downtown Grass Valley
• Celebrate the birth of the Marine Corps today
• Medical pot advocates sue feds over crackdown
• Paradise lost in Steep Hollow Canyon?
• Veterans to be honored Friday by Post 130
• NID to prepare Wings of Morning for winter
• Police blotter: Nov. 10, 2011
• Nevada City Council opts to replace contested public behavior ordinance
• Community mourns loss of longtime Nevada County educator
• Police blotter: Nov. 1, 2011
• The logical thing to do
• Movie industry shift projected onto Grass Valley
• Safety, jobs and public process crash over Loma Rica
• Digital Media Center new neighbor to Grass Valley LLC
• Marc Cuniberti: The devil's in the (GDP) details
• Machen P. MacDonald: Expand your brilliance
• Nevada County man helps in ocean rescue
• Political agitator makes stop in Grass Valley
• Skeptic finds he now agrees global warming is real
• Snow smacks Northeast; power could be out for days
• Hooked on Halloween
• Big water bills? Old meters likely to blame, officials say
• Alleged criminal mischief takes a comic turn
• Police Blotter: Oct. 29, 2011
• Nevada County offers a wealth of Halloween activities
• Alpha building project delayed in Nevada City
• Police chief steals show in 'Poker Shoot-out'
• Centennial birthday toast
• Stolen property found after traffic stop
• Helicopters were testing cameras
• Partying in the Pink
• County groups partner to prevent prescription drug abuse
• State Attorney General's office to take over Pellerin case
• PV man charged with 12 counts of child sex abuse
• Police blotter: Oct. 28, 2011
• Altar show offers powerful scenes
• Residents react to rare quake
• New aikido class forming in GV (see video)
• Judge dismisses case against former Sheriff's Office employee
• Teen sentenced to five years probation in cattle drive case
• Rash of car burglaries reported at Lake of the Pines
• Police blotter: Oct. 27, 2011
• Protesters call for 7-day homeless feeding center in Nevada City
• Family of educators produces county teacher of the year
• Late night earthquake felt in Grass Valley
• Nevada City's Council approves APPLE lease, raw water termination
• Beason plans run for re-election
• Cops: 'Keep the party off the road'
• Grass Valley seeing less red in $9.8M budget
• Oakland tense after police, protesters clash
• GV man arrested after allegedly flashing badge
• NSJ man arrested on vandalism, firearm charges
• District Attorney warns of scam
• Police blotter: Oct. 26, 2011
• Contracts still flow despite lack of strategy
• Take a look at Judi's new look in Nevada City
• NC Council to look at water deals, housing
• Celebrating a century: Nevada City man honored on 100th birthday
• Idaho-Maryland Road closed for road work
• Alleged drunk driver's condition upgraded
• Loma Rica talks on horizon
• Railroad museum goes to winter hours
• Colantuono new Grass Valley lawyer
• Body of Lake Tahoe man found floating in Truckee River
• Police clear protesters near Oakland's City Hall
• Libyans bury Gadhafi in unmarked grave
• Codefendant sentenced in Wright beating case
• Three arrested in Alta Sierra burglaries
• NC man arrested in suspected burglary
• Police blotter: Oct. 25, 2011
• Nevada City Courthouse revamp still a go
• Many county waterways contain unsafe levels of mercury in fish
• Nevada Union High School's FFA team claims national title
• Turks weep as survivors, bodies pulled from rubble
• Machen P. MacDonald: Give your business a jump start
• On the Job: Love of the instrument is key, musician says
• Proposed marijuana ordinance stirs fears
• Police blotter: Oct. 24, 2011
• Supes to decide who runs county tourism website
• Film screening, talk benefits social work in India
• Libertarian luncheon hosts state Assembly candidate
• Why not try for a giant jack o' lantern?
• What to wear? With more than 2,000 costumes, Farmer Brown's has just the thing
• Nevada City featured in Sunset Magazine
• 7.2 quake in Turkey kills 85, collapses buildings
• 'Realignment' law already affecting local courts
• Hearing continued in Damschen case
• Police blotter: Oct. 22, 2011
• A colorful cruise
• Now showing in Nevada City: 47 images from Gold Country past
• KVMR unveils new digs
• AARP driver safety class set for Dec. 5
• NevadaCountyMakes.com Craft Fair
• County United Way book sale underway
• County, Grass Valley to review Bear River Mills site
• Three killed in Meadow Vista drunk driving accident
• Costume contest part of 'Graveyard Ghoul-a' at Fairgrounds
• McGuire announces candidacy for District 1 supervisor
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• City, business owners file suit to overturn airport safety plan
• Defense moves to dismiss Evans embezzlement case
• NC man arrested, allegedly used stun gun on victim
• Police blotter: Oct. 21, 2011
• Courthouse recommendation expected Monday
• Designer bags, accessories donated to breast cancer cause
• Lengthy search called off after injured man located at hospital
• Woman found dead in car
• Police Blotter: Oct. 20, 2011
• Occupied again - Nevada County group's second demonstration held in Nevada City
• Former Pan Am attendants tell real-life tales of former airline
• Wrong-way freeway driver charged with DUI
• Crews searching Deer Creek after calls for help heard
• Libya confirms Gadhafi killed
• UPDATE: 10,000 gallons of sewage spill into Wolf Creek
• Petition to Nevada City behavior ordinance certified
• Occupied again
• 'The system failed my family'
• Alleged drunk driver still critical
• 10,000 gallons of sewage spill into Wolf Creek
• Confectionately Yours to close at month's end
• Grass Valley equipment used to broadcast Rugby World Cup
• Digital projectors coming to town
• Analysis: GOP contenders turn fire on each other
• Cherishing intellectual freedom: Helling Library celebrates 20th anniversary
• Food vouchers accepted at farmers markets
• Police Blotter: Oct. 19, 2011
• UPDATE: Alleged DUI crash sends two to hospital
• Narcotics arrests in Mautino Park, Grass Valley
• Nevada City mayor victim of theft
• Local residents galvanize around agricultural issue
• Local Occupy movement to hold another rally
• Update: Two dead in structure fire in Tahoe City; sheriff's office investigating
• Alleged DUI crash sends two to hospital
• Richest Americans pay fewer taxes, study shows
• Police Blotter: Oct. 18, 2011
• Mine enviro study to resume
• California 'green' tax breaks questioned
• Officials begin prelim look at Cabin Creek for biomass facility near Tahoe
• Bengals talk to Raiders about QB Palmer
• Fire fees to be discussed at Consolidated meeting
• Nevada City awash with water rate complaints
• Questions linger on Nevada City gas leak
• Closing off an icon
• Giving back
• Go for the goal
• Economic conference delivers 'brutal candor'
• Police blotter: Oct. 17, 2011
• Birthday wishes for woman dedicated to helping others
• Money Tips: Think like the rich
• Gateway Industrial Park hits the market at $2.8M
• Pot, pill bust at office complex
• $35,000 bail set for pot-for-meth case suspect
• Pair of foul mouths leads to citizens' arrest
• Man cave or store?
• Nonprofit to receive monetary assistance
• California doctors' group backs legalizing pot
• Road work in GV, area highways this week
• Watch your step at CVS this week
• NID fish passage project under way in Lincoln
• A family that plays together
• Aaron Weiss mourned after 'tragic' solo wreck
• One arrest amid days of DEA pot raids
• Two arrested in alleged meth for pot trade
• NC man arrested on DUI, child endangerment charges
• Fire camp escapee sentenced to 16 months
• Police blotter: Oct. 15, 2011
• Cockfight probe finds 7 children living in sheds
• Buyers camp out as new Apple iPhone goes on sale
• Stock futures rise after strong retail sales data
• Animals steal the show at sanctuary's fundraiser
• Army Corps attempts to improve fish habitat
• County controls VLF revenue, thanks to new law
• Congressman to give a pair of upcoming speeches
• Bridal show seeks vendors to showcase area services
• Community bike ride on Sunday
• Sierra road work next week
• BriarPatch lands rebates for energy retrofits
• Grass Valley native dead in PG&E truck crash
• Grass Valley native dead in PG&E truck crash
• Memorial Park pool to get new water heater
• Hospitality House gets its new home
• SWAT shooting ruled justified by DA
• Pot case draws 'interesting' legal argument over constitutionality
• Judge denies request to vacate plea agreement in fraud case
• GV man pleads no contest to lewd act with minor
• Police blotter: Oct. 14, 2011
• Bear River grad named national beef ambassador
• Wine tasting benefits Republican Women's scholarship fund
• Missing 3-year-old Washington boy found alive after spending night in woods
• Missing 3-year-old Washington boy found alive after spending night in woods
• Newmont appoints COO, sustainability chief
• PG&E appoints former airline exec
• NID: 'Yes' to Sutter farmers
• Police blotter: Oct. 13, 2011
• Occupy Wall Street protests spread to Nevada County
• Homecoming king: a special needs success story
• NC Council moves forward with homeless cold shelter
• Occupy Wall Street protests spread to Nevada County
• Grass Valley LLC investing through acquisition
• City building figures reflect poor economy
• Pipeline progression
• Frady still considering plea on drugs, weapon charges
• CHP pleads with drivers to slow down in rainy conditions
• Roseville man arrested for alleged assault with gun
• Police blotter: Oct. 12, 2011
• Students to build scarecrows to help families
• Council to discuss homeless warming shelter
• County school superintendent looks at moving offices
• Economy's recovery slower than anticipated
• Supes select new county counsel
• Telestream employees earn gold award from United Way
• New water main on South Auburn
• Garden Bar Reservoir pitch comes to NID
• Two arrested in alleged plot to kill ambassador
• Local Occupy Wall Street supporters organize Brunswick rally
• Obama Administration cracks down on medical marijuana
• International Family Fun Day on Sunday
• Traffic stops net alleged trimmers, dealer
• DarkHorse litigant must amend complaint
• Alta Sierra needs volunteers to become Fire Wise
• Police blotter: Oct. 11, 2011
• New cemetery opens south of Grass Valley
• Free car check-up for drivers 50 years and older
• PFLAG's national coming out day celebration
• Fast and Fit raises money for animals
• Rain-slicked roads cause wrecks
• Don't fall for it
• Football + pizza = science
• Landscaper brings lifetime of experience
• Brown bans open carry of semi-auto guns
• Grass Valley continues talks with police, other city staff
• Manna Fest gives APPLE Center a boost
• Students to help break jumping jack world record
• Old Town Cafe: A blue-collar diner with a heart of gold
• Nevada County commemorates Calif. women's vote centennial
• Police Blotter: Oct. 10, 2011
• Reported blasts from barn blaze
• 'Unions' empower parents to push for reform
• Brown signs California health care legislation
• Pot and politics: strange bedfellows
• Half Dome survivors wish they had taken heed
• 'Trophy asset': Walgreens property for sale at $13.3m
• Rough and Ready man considering plea in drugs and weapons case
• Police blotter: Oct. 8, 2011
• Wine country in the foothills
• Winemakers hope late harvest still bountiful
• Feds announce California pot dispensary crackdown
• Planning director resigns
• Check out GV's remodeled fire station
• All Veterans Stand-down attempts to serve those who served
• Early winter storm doesn't mean 2010-'11 will happen over all again, meteorologists say
• Grass Valley woman killed in Hwy 49 crash
• United Trails Day set for Saturday
• Investment strategies offered at free seminar
• Newmont named to sustainability index for fifth year
• Tri Counties opened 36 years ago to serve local needs
• Tri Counties got $44.1M for Citizens
• Wet roads send car spinning, 1 driver to hospital
• Women's rights focus of forum this weekend
• Police blotter: Oct. 7, 2011
• Glass pumpkin patch is back
• Day of Yoga benefits Barbara Schmidt Millar Foundation
• Have a field day at Animal Place
• Budding photographer featured on art tour
• Nevada Cityy Courthouse fate examined this month
• Appeals court overturns Long Beach's marijuana law
• Dinner, auction supports NU student
• McClintock bill to repeal energy loans passes House committee
• Three-state manhunt ends in Yuba County
• Super Committee members get $83K in contributions
• New law may help salvage endangered state parks
• Video maker Grass Valley forms 3D alliance
• Airport plan: Worth another look?
• Season preview? Wet storm saturates western Nevada County
• Santa Clara Sheriff: Man believed to be quarry shooter dead
• Vandals cut pens, release salmon into SF Bay
• Wounded sea lion rescued from highway euthanized
• Alleged would-be patch pirates arrested
• Family Court Reformers removed from courthouse
• Police blotter: Oct. 6, 2011
• Steve Jobs told us what we needed before we knew
• Parents pinpoint philanthropy with pledge programs
• Grass Valley will ask for review of airport land use plan
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• New law may help salvage endangered state parks
• Frozen yogurt sales today help school
• Storm causing minor havoc in Sierra and foothills
• Park Advocate: Local Businesses Rally Together to Save State Parks
• Grand opening Saturday for Clock Tower Records
• Elk Grove getting tough on medical pot growers
• Dyer Mountain suit deadline extended
• Petition filed against Nevada City ordinance
• Sheriff: Gun in IHOP shooting illegally altered
• 2 dead, 6 wounded in Cupertino quarry shooting
• Lake County program produces healthier, more profitable meals
• Food summit brings in meal revolutionaries, welcomes ideas
• Co-defendants take plea, plan to wed
• Man arrested after allegedly hitting victim with vehicle
• Police blotter: Oct. 5, 2011
• Multicultural event at McCourtney Road Education Center
• Gov. Brown blocks unionization of child care workers
• Penn Valley hardware store tentatively slated to reopen in November
• Weather officials: A fall storm does not necessarily mean a wet winter
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
• Gov't report: Fannie knew of 'robo-signing' in '03
• Knox leaves Italy to head home to US
• Simon Cowell regrets lofty 'X Factor' ratings projection
• Probe: Drug abusers exploiting Medicare benefit
• Extending a hand in a mental health crisis
• Officer shooting still under investigation
• Alleged domestic dispute lands man in jail
• NC woman arrested after allegedly stealing $5K
• Embezzlement case postponed
• Standing together against domestic violence
• Police blotter: Oct. 4, 2011
• Multicultural event today in Grass Valley
• Students to restore Deer Creek habitat
• Getting traction toward success
• Is inflation a monster in the closet?
• Laying the ground work
• Sacremento man in custody after high-speed chase
• Michael Moore to speak at KVMR benefit
• Nevada City Planning looks at Pioneer Park
• Mapping out the tourist routes
• Saving Malakoff Diggins
• Investigation into Brunswick crash completed
• Stand-Down to honor county vets
• Sierra Fund seeks money to expand Tribute Trail
• Sometimes the second chapter is the best one
• You still need to boost your employees' morale
• Wall Street protesters: We're in for the long haul
• Long road from farm to fork worsens food outbreaks
• California embarks on corrections overhaul
• California Manhunt Ends With Suspect's Death
• Creative expression for youth
• Insuring homes in wooded areas increasingly difficult
• Will weather change bring a mild fire season to a close?
• No citations in Brunswick crash
• Nevada City clerk proposes sister city to Burning Man's Black Rock City
• For working moms and dads: The au pair option
• Bank of America to charge $5 debit swipe fee
• Sierra road work this week
• California farm recalls lettuce amid listeria concerns
• Harassment suit filed against Resort at Squaw Creek's management company
• Allison Ranch Road reopens after repair project concludes
• Good cop, bad cop, all-in-one cop
• Stocks fall as gloomy 3rd quarter ends
• Authorities say Calif. fugitive fired at deputies
• US officials: US attack in Yemen kills al-Awlaki
• Man survives for days after car plunges off cliff
• County braces for jail realignment
• GV man takes plea agreement in shotgun case
• Woman pleads no contest to embezzling funds from nonprofit
• Police blotter: Sept. 30, 2011
• Hot air balloon lesson at Yuba River Charter
• Census: Hispanics fuel US white population growth
• Calif. high court OKs cap-and-trade program
• Snow headed for the Sierra next week?
• Grass Valley man arrested for allegedly soliciting 15-year-old for sex
• Snow plowing deal marks step for NID, Banner residents
• A dog's life: Local couple devote their lives to canines
• Surgeons save the thumb of a Yosemite climber
• Poll finds two-thirds in Calif. back death penalty
• NC man arrested after allegedly refusing to drop knife
• Police blotter: Sept. 29, 2011
• Funding healthy forests
• Economics forum to continue despite bank handover
• Admin attests: Bear River not closing
• Nevada City Council seeks alterations to waste service contract
• Nevada City to annex Sugar Loaf, HEW properties
• Grass Valley marketing to be launched via social media
• Tri Counties' Smith: 'We're proud to be here'
• Christie tells Calif. crowd he isn't running for president
• 4 Americans get pot from US government
• Supes take stand against aquatic invasives
• GV man arrested after short vehicle chase
• LWW man arrested on drug charges after traffic stop
• GV man pleads not guilty in knife-wielding standoff
• Police blotter: Sept. 28, 2011
• Highway 49 work moving along
• Annexing, gas leak on Nevada City Council agenda
• Supervisors recognize longtime Board Clerk, County Counsel
• Local photog's images included in preliminary plane crash report
• Tahoe resorts Squaw Valley USA, Alpine Meadows to complete merger
• Water main fixed on North Auburn
• New photo shows Calif. murder suspect at large
• Motorcyclist remains in critical condition
• Alleged burglar in court
• Sierra College to screen local student documentary on homelessness
• Police blotter: Sept. 27, 2011
• GV police offering concessions
• Marketing Grass Valley = next step in tourism effort
• At Tri Counties: 'Business as usual'
• Budget issues on tap for Nevada County Consolidated
• Two meetings in two days for Nevada City school board
• Customers mostly assured of transition
• At Tri Counties: 'Business as usual'
• Loan money available for Nevada City businesses
• Fire in old mine shaft contained
• Police blotter: Sept. 26, 2011
• Woman slightly injured in rollover
• Small town golf shop with up-to-the-minute inventory
• Narcotics task force hard-pressed to keep up with complaints
• Helicopter fly-along provides bird's eye view of marijuana in county
• Group pushes to restrict pot in residential areas
• 'It was getting weird'
• Balancing act
• Man killed by SWAT team while allegedly holding girlfriend hostage
• Motion to suppress evidence against Damschen denied
• Police blotter: Sept. 24, 2011
• Feds shut down Citizens Bank; Tri Counties takes over
• Ten acre fire contained Friday
• Former Nevada City resident killed in Wednesday wreck
• Two remain hospitalized after Thursday wrecks in Nevada County
• Bear sighted in Seven Hills area
• Feds shut down Citizens Bank; Tri-Counties to take over
• Conservation groups celebrate the purchase of Sierra Buttes for public ownership
• Driver in Thursday wreck listed in serious condition
• NTSB: Early report out on Reno crash
• County to name interim counselor after Jamison retires
• Ten-acre Indian Fire burning in Camptonville
• Cameras installed in park to deter vandals
• Moms on the Mountains raise more than $400K for Nevada City schools
• Two arrested after wrong-number pot sale
• Staffa pleads not guilty in firearm case
• Police blotter: Sept. 23, 2011
• Flavor of Nevada County a crowd-pleaser
• Adams appointed to vacant board seat of Nevada Joint Union High School District
• DUI, motorcycle wrecks hospitalize residents
• Female motorcycle rider hospitalized with life threatening injuries
• Experts: Pilot in Reno Air Race crash likely unconcious at time of wreck
• One injured in Highway 20 motorcycle wreck
• Obama to outline plan overriding education law
• Fear about world economy sends markets lower
• Three injured in head-on wreck, airlifted to regional hospitals
• Caltrans: Dorsey overrun 'an oversight'
• Airport plan approved, property owners riled
• Census: Recession taking toll on young adults
• Trio arrested for allegedly selling pot
• Police blotter: Sept. 22, 2011
• New Calif. cases of potentially fatal horse virus
• More than two dozen firefighters need to battle GV blaze
• Rock out at Music in the Meadow
• 25 years strong: Draft Horse Classic endures after slow start
• School board unanimously appoints Jim Adams as fifth member
• Remodeled Brighton Street fire station open for business
• Police blotter: Sept. 21, 2011
• Pilot stable after early morning crash in Truckee
• Benefit to aid mom's battle with cancer
• Clock Tower Records coming to downtown Grass Valley
• Loma Rica Ranch plan undone?
• Grass Valley fire took 25 firefighters 2.5 hours to douse
• Tea Party pushes schools to teach Constitution, meet federal mandate
• Nevada Joint Union school board to appoint new member
• Locals help break handstand world record
• Charters school lesson more than hot air
• Nevada Joint Union school board to appoint new member
• Dorsey Drive interchange already over budget
• Death toll rises to 11 in crash at Reno air races
• Here comes the judge: Missouri man to judge 25th Draft Horse Classic
• Cost of emergency service? 'A lot'
• 11 parked cars hit by alleged DUI driver
• 'Evening of hope, love and relief' to benefit breast cancer patient
• State may punish schools defying vaccination law
• Poll finds support for Brown but not trigger cuts
• Repeal of gay ban causing few waves in military
• Ongoing dispute allegedly led to arrest at NC hotel
• Police blotter: Sept. 20, 2011
• County gets $250K for Retrac Way
• Congressional candidate Reed coming to Nevada City
• Workshop aims to help organizations plan, act strategically
• Prepare for driving delays this week
• Locals witness Reno air race crash
• Nevada City boardwalk gets more support
• Nevada Joinr Union school board member to be chosen
• Married to the job: I now pronounce you ... professional partners
• 11 parked cars hit by DUI driver
• Child care bill draws sharp criticism from some quarters
• Always ready to roll
• Ten now dead as a result of Reno Air Race crash
• Clocktower Records coming to downtown Grass Valley
• Police blotter: Sept. 19
• Plane that crashed at air race had camera
• Nevada City Gas leak contained
• California tries new approach for parole violators
• Reno air race crash death toll rises to nine
• Keeping it airborne
• County: No accidents in areas of concern on Banner Mountain
• Teen pleads guilty to felony animal cruelty, hit and run in cattle drive case
• GV man arrested after multiple shots fired
• Child-porn sentence postponed
• Budget crunch forces Nevada County courthouse to shorten Friday hours
• Police blotter: Sept. 17, 2011
• Plane crashes into grandstand at Reno Air Races (video)
• Judge denies guilty plea withdrawal in wine case
• U.S., California SAT scores fall
• White House worried about Solyndra default
• More legal woes for DarkHorse owners
• Meth, guns result in 10 arrests
• Big Oak Valley man to face five counts of animal neglect
• Still no ruling in Damschen case
• PG&E awards grant to Fire Safe Council chipping program
• Police blotter: Sept. 16, 2011
• New restriction on Nevada City parking
• Italian Festival takes to Western Gateway Park this weekend
• Equipment storage ordinance back to planning commission
• Highway 20 work in Penn Valley expected to last through month's end, expect 10-20 minute delays
• GV man sought after allegedly ditching vehicle, drugs
• UC tuition could nearly double in next five years
• State bill for judge's absence nearing $100K
• VIDEO: Safety concerns raised on Idaho-Maryland Road
• Major traffic project to create detours through Marysville
• SF debuts parking texting service
• Stock open sharply higher on bank support plan
• Police blotter: Sept. 15, 2011
• Judge terminates lawsuit against Nevada County
• A trail of two cities: A bike path from Grass Valley to Nevada City
• Nevada City celebrates new boardwalk today
• Nevda City's Council cuts City appeal fee
• NC Planning Commission to consider signage tonight
• State bill for judge's absence nearing $100K
• Two fires detected after lightning strikes late Tuesday
• Seven new fires in Tahoe forest
• Fires in homeless camps worry officials
• New museum would showcase Pelton's wheels
• More than 1,300 lightning strikes on the Tahoe National Forest Tuesday night/ early Wednesday
• Silva hearing details allegations of animal neglect
• Police blotter: Sept. 14, 2011
• NC Council to review appeals fees
• Local firefighter commended for off-duty rescue in Texas
• Sierra Starr Vineyard's opens facility
• First steps in cutting US spending on Afghan war
• Female inmates in California could win early release
• Four new fires in Tahoe forest; storms to continue
• Italian Festival hits Western Gateway Park this weekend
• 20th Duck Race a win-win
• City to speed up graffiti response
• Hetty's Haven annual Poker Ride to benefit local domestic violence shelter
• Analysis: GOP foes seek cracks in Perry's record
• Ahmadinejad: US hikers could be freed in days
• Small quake shakes central California coast areas
• Gearing up for a challenge: Cyclist doesn't let Multiple Sclerosis slow him down
• DeWolf sentenced to three years
• Police blotter: Sept. 13, 2011
• Honu Island Smoothies to close Thursday
• Fire fee increase fails, charge to kick in next year
• Fair reports revenue gains
• Firefighters quickly contain ground blaze
• Multiple school boards meet this week
• State school vaccination grace period end Thursday
• Easy money tips: Annualize your spending
• Thankful for the glass
• Luna for your land
• Four fires contained in Tahoe National Forest
• Thunderstorms, fires over weekend; storms possible this week
• Freedoms conserved by Constitution see tributes solemn and silly
• Network of wildfires burns through central California
• At least 61 Kenyans dead after pipeline explosion
• Police Blotter: Sept. 12, 2011
• Wolf Mountain spa, The Loft, Runway open in downtown Grass Valley
• Looking back and ahead, America remembers 9/11
• Meet Your Merchant: Simple elegance at Simplicity Bistro
• Nevada Guard to honor comrades killed in shooting
• Dishin' out simple comforts
• Bomb at US base reminder of raging Afghan war
• Military jets safely escort flight to NYC
• Events across California as state remembers 9/11
• Lightning sparks wildfires throughout Kern County
• Tanzania: At least 240 killed in ferry sinking
• Nate weakens to tropical depression over Mexico
• World shares in painful remembrance of Sept. 11, 2001
• Constitution Day activities
• Thunderstorms, fires over weekend
• Red flag warning remains in effect
• Calfire reports six contained fires stemming from lightning strikes
• Looking back on 9/11: 10 years later, Nevada County residents recall 'surreal' scene seared in memories
• Police blotter: Sept. 10, 2011
• Celebrate peace on Sept. 11
• NID water starts flowing to Cement Hill residents
• Nevada City Fire Department's 9/11 Tradition Amended
• Special service Sunday at Unity in the Gold Country
• Private services planned for victims in IHOP shooting
• Red flag warning, fire danger high
• Public college-related nonprofits must open their files under new law
• Police take 'distraught' man with knife into custody
• Two Ridge Road development sites for sale
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat
• Man allegedly shoots would-be burglar
• LWW man pleads no contest to being a felon with a gun
• Police blotter: Sept. 9, 2011
• Fire fee takes center stage in Sacto today
• Supes to award airports contracts
• Nevada City prepares for 45th Constitution Day Parade
• Benevolent widows to march in Constitution parade
• Nevada County locals commemorate 9/11 in D.C.
• Nevada City wreck sends one to hospital
• Home study farm and nature program
• Grass Valley business owners do what it takes to survive
• Tuesday, Sept. 13 Board of Supervisors agenda
• Walgreens to host Sunday grand opening
• No major injuries in Tuesday wrecks
• Obama looks to create jobs, put GOP on the spot
• North Tahoe road rage incident ends in stabbing
• IHOP SHOOTING: Friends, family remember victims of shooting
• Chevron,California settle on gas tank allegations
• More people applied for unemployment benefits
• Analysis: GOP debate raises jobs pressure on Obama
• The world at their fingertips
• Mourning Don McNeely, aka 'Farmer Brown'
• Police blotter: Sept. 8, 2011
• Small fire reported in Tahoe National Forest
• Postal Service insolvency looms this month
• Jet fuel clean-up set for Beale AFB
• BriarPatch starts non-GMO labeling
• Late checks for Grass Valley district aides
• Wildfires wreak havoc in Texas, So Cal
• Russian jet carrying hockey team crashes, 36 dead
• IHOP SHOOTING: Gunman's motive remains a puzzle
• GV man arrested for allegedly firing gun
• Rise in 'bath salt' use alarming
• Girl injured in fall at river
• Police blotter: Sept. 7, 2011
• League of Women Voters to examine dismal economy
• Special Nevada Joint Union school board meeting
• Enviro groups ready for Dyer Mountain court fight
• Local community group wins Model eHealth Award
• Monday fire started in homeless camp
• Carson City shooting: Three dead, nine shot; live updates
• Police eying rash of thefts in Grass Valley
• Four dead, including shooter, in Carson City shooting
• Suspect nabbed at motel
• Officers responded to 8-person shooting at Carson City IHOP
• Police blotter: Sept. 6, 2011
• Small fire burning in the Tahoe National Forest
• Calif. gay marriage ban faces next legal hurdle
• 18-foot-long shark spotted off Cambria coast
• Poll: OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism
• Dying of embarrassment
• Ready Springs board meeting Thursday
• Logue: Democrats' regulatory reform falls short
• Small fire doused in Glenbrook Basin
• GV Rotary enters 2 teams in Bocce Ball tourney
• E-waste event set for Sept. 10
• Scholarship pageants deadline nears
• Beautiful BBQ battle raises money
• LaMalfa coauthors repeal of rural fire tax
• Blockbuster: Not your mother's corporate video store
• BMX riding in Grass Valley?
• Police blotter for Sept. 2-3
• State cracks down on river parking
• On the trail
• Allegations fly in Sheriff's office embezzlement case
• Striking a balance as author, teacher and parent
• Police blotter: Sept. 3, 2011
• Fire bill sparks heated debate
• Undercovers nab two in attempted pot buy
• Rifle report leads to DUI arrest
• County dropout rates deceptively high
• Still no decision in Damschen case
• Rape suspect pleads not guilty
• Police blotter: Sept. 1, 2011
• Reed hammers Herger in announcement
• Details on AtPac case emerge in Diaz deposition
• Yuba River cleanup seeks volunteers
• Yuba River cleanup seeks volunteers
• Homeless shelter opens - permanently, organizers hope
• Drug Free Nevada County receives $625k grant
• Local businesses battle strict regulator
• Bill to regulate insurance rates pulled
• Trades people fight to maintain web of employment with service, quality
• Fly-over results in two arrests on pot-growing charges
• Police blotter: Sept. 1, 2011
• Small drop in county school exit exams
• Diaz deposition released
• 2 teens cited for graffiti
• NID road work update
• Senate passes bill to kill tax credits
• California fire update
• Top donors to 'super committee' analyzed
• Petraeus leaving Army after 37 years to head CIA
• Pellerin case on hold after appeal filed
• Police blotter: Aug. 31, 2011
• Diego's, state discuss payment
• Duo rides to N.Y. in honor of fallen, surviving 9/11 rescuers
• Dispute over Rincon del Rio signs
• Sierra Streams Institute introduces new program
• Elevensies Crepes opens in Nevada City
• Boy foils possible kidnap attempt
• Babysitting bill in Calif. Legislature
• California fire update
• Costly lights: Feds loan $$$ for rural power
• Drug pipeline discovered in Calexico
• Housing advocates: Balanced budget shouldn't harm poor
• Fort Bragg councilman killed after finding pot field
• Lights reveal emerging shape of new Bay Bridge
• Paint the Town Pink gearing up for fifth celebration
• Police blotter: Aug. 30, 2011
• Town Talk Aug. 29
• Bill would allow private groups to run state parks
• Nevada City unveils Commercial Street boardwalk
• Sheriff's accountant arrested after $13K goes missing
• Man arrested on suspicion of kidnapping after alleged domestic dispute
• Miners Picnic (PHOTO GALLERY)
• Successful small businesses need social media
• Lawmakers at Sacramento forum hear concerns about violent fire camp inmates
• Helling honored with Lambert Award
• No fire, just smoke at Gayle Lane residence
• Police blotter: Aug. 29, 2011
• Diamond Glaze: Refinishing furniture can save money over buying new
• Freedom Rider at Jewish center Thursday
• California's initiative process celebrated
• Grass Valley site to help with water issues
• Housing could be hurt by mortgage interest change
• Bill would make Calif. first in banning foam food containers
• Business so good, tough to keep BOGA boards in stock
• Back in the Saddle Project
• Foreclosure leaves south county sculptor's work on shaky ground
• Whistle-blower claims to go forward in Gallup suit
• Homicide suspect back in court
• GV man arrested for alleged rape of girl
• Police blotter: Aug. 27, 2011
• Democrat announces plans to run for District 1 Congressional seat
• Dig it: Noor exhumed
• County announces dates for the chip seal program
• Hurricane Irene pelts East Coast with winds, rain
• Fastenel signs lease in Nevada County
• Champion racehorse Noor's remains found
• Double murderer denied parole
• Driver flees after being tazed twice
• Passerby saves man's life
• Garden Bar: Water supply security at stake
• Democrat announces for re-shaped Congressional district including Nevada County
• Garden Bar Reservoir: Discussion set for Oct. 12
• 'Innovation Summit' hosted by business council
• Fall planting set for Banner pipeline project
• NID moving forward on water rights - with help of environmental groups
• Pace of home sales up for July
• Warden discovers possibly poached bear
• Nonprofit employee allegedly embezzled funds
• Police blotter: Aug. 26, 2011
• Slammed by state regulators, Diego's owner reaches out to fight back
• County flushes idea for toilets at transfer station- for now
• Spokane, Wash. firm in line for $874k county jail contract
• Nevada City Council denies meditation center appeal
• Water districts propose dams, hydroelectric plant
• Crews battle brush fire off Highway 20
• Colondres arraigned on attempted murder charges
• Motorcyclist injured in Alta Sierra
• Police blotter: Aug. 25, 2011
• Crews: Propane tanker to burn itself out
• Amigo's to close by weekend
• Realtors: Be careful outsourcing housing division
• Apple: Steve Jobs resigning as CEO
• Alleged assault with shovel lands man in jail
• New witness testimony halts trial in 2010 Chico slaying
• Police blotter: Aug. 24, 2011
• Grass Valley soothing 'hiccups' of new water billing system
• SF area transit agency to discuss wireless policy
• Construction on county's LaBarr property still years off
• Mutton mowing
• Amigo's closing after 17 years of business
• Preservation Foundation opposes courthouse demolition
• Back to School for Grass Valley - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Stabbing suspect still in hospital
• Alleged shoplifter leaves name and address on raffle ticket
• Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast
• NID: Banner Cascade replanting to start
• NID workers concerned about vesting
• Meditation Center back on Nevada City agenda
• Longtime dentist just getting started after 36 years in Nevada City
• Officials eye hurricane Irene, expected to make landfall this weekend in the Carolinas
• Classic cars burn in garage fire
• Pot grow found on national forest land
• Downieville accident victim identified
• Police blotter: Aug. 23, 2011
• Partners share success stories
• Three arrested on suspicion of meth
• Wolf Mountain spa moving downtown
• CHP: Plans for new office moving forward
• $2.6 M granted to cities
• 5 Easy money tips
• Police blotter: Aug. 22, 2011
• World urges Gadhafi to surrender, plan future
• What goes around comes around at Volz Bros.
• Business sponsors make county fair possible
• Food Bank expands fresh offerings with donated truck
• New hire: Cafe Sierra's man of many talents
• Road work continues on Dorsey Drive
• UFO sightings: Seeing is believing
• Lake Wildwood man suspected of attempted murder
• Accidents: Hwy 49 wreck sends Grass Valley woman to hospital
• Feiler headed to Napa next week
• Police blotter: Aug. 20, 2011
• Hwy 49 wreck: Grass Valley woman in critical condition
• Two wrecks Friday morning: Hwy 49, Idaho-Maryland
• Blasts rock Libyan capital near Gadhafi compound
• Independent Living Council coming to Grass Valley
• Suicide bomber kills 40 in Pakistan mosque
• School board begins search for new board member
• BLM targets Davis stamp mill for restoration
• DeWolf faces a three-year prison term
• Preliminary hearing set for couple arrested after car chase
• 'Gang' tagging in GV raises concerns
• Police blotter: Aug. 19, 2011
• Nevada County Fair 2011 winners
• STAR tests: Pleasant Ridge, Nevada City schools rank highest
• Dems rake in special interest dollars
• Obama: New jobs initiatives for rural America
• Marshall Street closed; work continues on Dorsey
• Scouts break ground on bocce ball court
• NID: Low water in Wolf-Garden Bar
• Reunion draws large turnout from NUs Class of '86
• Nevada City student travels to school by airplane
• Suspected deer poacher to be arraigned
• Police blotter: Aug. 18, 2011
• County CPS, Sheriff responds to Grand Jury report
• Fire consolidation plan on hold
• Families mourn two county teens, dead in Hwy. 49 wreck
• Cat survives 48 days in shipping container
• LaMalfa's 'Help Our State Act' clears major committee
• Syria: Troops detain dozens, 3 killed in north
• Oil money and the 'SuperCongress'
• Cigarette smoking implicated in half of bladder cancers in women
• Gov. Brown: "Sharp differences" over Nevada's TRPA withdrawal bill
• Back home again: Former NU student returns as principal
• Supes OK anti-pot "Air Force" budget bump
• County closes $1 million deal on equipment yard
• Food Love Project sparks community collaboration and healthy eating
• STAR results for Nevada County schools
• NID construction adjusted for school bus routes
• Laura Lavelle: Remembering heritage is important
• Community meeting to discuss senior issues Wednesday
• Two county teens die in Monday night wreck
• New threats to Lake Tahoe are key issues of summit
• Food Bank garden brings hard-to-get greens to needy families
• Campbell pleads no contest to 11 counts
• Man rescued after suicide attempt
• Police blotter: Aug. 16, 2011
• Supes to discuss extending adult business ban
• Redistricting maps released, McClintock out in Nevada County
• Attorney maintains innocence for Nevada County man charged in Miami bomb threat
• Commission finalizes Calif. redistricting maps, GOP plans challenge
• Highway 49 night work may cause delays
• Gold Country Stage: Are ridership, route cuts enough?
• A day on the bus: Cheap? Yes. Convenient? Not really
• LaMalfa coauthors veterans' homes measure
• Calif. whooping cough cases high, but declining
• Nevada County man accused of Miami bombing hoax, attorney maintains innocence
• After five days of fun, fair wraps up Sunday
• Meet Your Merchant: Shave and a haircut at Nevada City Barbershop
• AP: Records hide lawmakers' spending
• Grabbing the dragon by the tail
• South county man indicted on federal bomb hoax charge
• First in print: A special report on Nevada County's Gold Country Stage bus system
• Assault lands victim in jail
• Grass fire near Beale AFB nearly contained
• State bureaucracy at bottom of Feiler snafu
• PV woman arrested on drug charges
• CHP to step up DUI enforcement Saturday
• Police blotter: Aug. 13, 2011
• Suspected pot dealers busted at Calanan Park
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Grass fire near Beale AFB at 90 percent containment
• Patty Lum promoted to office manager
• Adam Hale joins ABT Plumbing
• Newmont: Property bought for treatment plant use
• K9 Kings wow Fair crowd with high-flying fun
• Defense attorney calls evidence into question in Damschen case
• Rape suspect pleads not guilty
• Police blotter: Aug. 12, 2011
• Brown to reconsider $150 fire fee
• Cyclists team up for 300 mile ride for Big Brothers, Big Sisters
• Supervisors to discuss smut moratorium, funding for drug flyovers
• Yeager Fire burns 100 acres, 70 percent contained
• Still no deposition in AtPac case
• Supes to discuss extension of adult biz ordinance, drug helicopters at Tuesday meeting
• Water rates, Banner Cascade pipeline at NID meeting
• Child pleads not guilty in Reno slaying
• Nevada City ordinance approved to curb obstructive behavior
• Trial postponed for LWW pair busted on drug trafficking charges
• Police blotter: Aug. 11, 2011
• Owners looking to finance "sweet" dream
• Dancing with danger
• Students enjoy first day of Fair
• Students enjoy free fair admission
• This N That, Kaos shutting their doors
• Uncommon sight: Residential construction in Grass Valley
• Nevada City resident: State should pay city for courthouse loss
• Stocks tumble as post-Fed relief rally peters out
• Pay TV industry loses record number of subscribers
• 2 suspects in Giants beating case due in court
• County Fair kicks off today
• Grass Valley city employees agree to pay cuts
• Defendant in assault case alleges conflict of interest by DA's office
• Police blotter: Aug. 10, 2011
• Government raids set local foodies on edge
• NID open meeting Thursday
• Higher rates for irrigation water expected in 2012
• New food graces Treat Street
• California says Facebook will remove inmates' pages
• LaMalfa dismayed by national popular vote bill
• High school alumni group seeks info
• 'Go for the gold' in ongoing Fair contests
• Stock market reax: Confusion, worry, anger - and opportunity
• California high-speed rail cost soars
• Dow rallies after Fed statement, up 429 points
• Treating sleep apnea can be 'life-changing'
• McMahon sentenced to more than 11 years in Wildwood Ridge beating
• Police blotter: Aug. 9, 2011
• County tightens building permit process
• McClintock: Market loss linked to deficit spending
• Nevada County native Caleb Dardick chosen as new SYRCL director
• Gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Woman arrested after rollover
• Wall Street takes dive on first day after downgrade
• Manage your moments to maximize your power
• The mighty U.S. falters in S&P's eyes
• Highway road work this week
• Dreams within reach
• Biz bits: Magickal Florist, Runway, new brewery
• Agencies team up to provide quality child care
• Self-proclaimed 'wallflower' sees niche, opens party business in Grass Valley
• Man falls from cherry picker, injures back and neck
• Activity picks up as fair approaches
• Crime blotter for 8/5- 8/6
• Sub California delivered to U.S. Navy
• A passion for the deep
• Grass Valley council deep in labor negotiations
• Copper thefts continue to plague county
• Grass Valley struggles with juvenile issues
• Police blotter: Aug. 6, 2011
• Libertarians bemoan new primary system, back pot
• Loitering ordinance up for first reading at Nevada City Council meeting
• Granholms named 'Family of the Year' at the Nevada County Fair
• Rafting on the Truckee River
• A night at North Star
• Driven by history: Nevada City man's creation at home parallels this year's fair theme
• Stocks end a day of wild swings mostly down
• New digs for dogs
• Granholms named fair's Family of the Year
• Brown: Nation facing governing crisis
• DA calls for high-security placement for alleged crossbow killer
• Feiler still in limbo in county jail
• Police blotter: Aug. 5, 2011
• Regional group pushes for Broadband grant
• Salmonella outbreak linked to turkey meat
• FAA shutdown over, 74,000 people back to work
• Shuttle buses go to fair
• Dow drops 500-plus points
• Sno in August makes for a sweet treat
• Fuel leak cleanup continues at Tahoe
• Aaron Neville brings New Orleans R&B to the North Star House
• Gun pulled during bar fight
• NC man arrested at campground
• Police blotter: Aug. 4, 2011
• Solar industry trend comes to Nevada County
• Local advocate opens the door for Nevada City brewery
• Carol Guild: Nothing mellow about Chili Peppers performance
• A job well done for 50 years
• Memorial set for Edna Campredon
• Starbucks in Grass Valley opens Thursday
• South Lake Tahoe council closes in on pot dispensary ordinance
• Elections office earns state certification, hopes to cut ballot costs
• Layoffs steer 2 women to open businesses
• County may release deposition in $1.9M suit
• Brown extends moratorium on suction dredging
• Meeting to solicit input on courthouse EIR set for Aug. 9
• Police blotter: Aug. 3, 2011
• Man arrested after alleged rape of intoxicated woman
• Man gets 15-years for Roseville mall blaze
• Driven by demand
• Debt limit deal passes Senate, heads to Obama's desk
• FDIC order issued against former bank official Rohs
• Cops: Body found in Tahoe believed to be 1990s drowning victim
• Brown signs caffeinated beer ban
• Citizens Bank to meet with FDIC officials this week
• Attorney moves to suppress evidence in Damschen case
• Libertarian Party chair to speak
• Police blotter: Aug. 2, 2011
• Deputy injured in Sunday rollover on his way to back up fellow officers
• Planners want another year on smut ordinance
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• Network to increase your net worth
• House passes debt ceiling deal
• Woman, 26, dies in fall at Yosemite, bringing park's fatilities to 14 this year
• Suspect nabbed despite disguise
• Real estate prices continue to decline in June
• NID moves forward on fish passage project
• Opponents do slow burn over new firefighting fee
• Sheriff's vehicle involved in Sunday night rollover; driver in fair condition
• Chili Peppers perform in secret Nevada City concert
• Money tips: Buying a home
• Police blotter: Aug. 1, 2011
• It's a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• It's true: Peppers play in Nevada City
• Hot fun in Nevada City
• North Star property sold to Newmont Mining
• Concert collaboration
• GV man arrested on kidnapping charges
• New redistricting maps draw LaMalfa, Gaines into same district
• Grass Valley man arrested for running over a 12 year-old
• Police blotter: July 30, 2011
• Newmont Mining buys North Star property
• House approves debt bill (sans McClintock); Senate ready to reject
• CEO: Nevada County airport could be affected if FAA shuts down
• 89 year-old father accuses Tahoe City elected official of assault
• One GREAT summer
• Ensemble Designs lands government contract
• Police Blotter for Wednesday, July 27
• Large SoCal fire smoke clouding skies in Northern Calif., Nev.
• Lt. gov. releases plan to revive Calif. economy
• Citizens panel to vote on Calif. redistricting maps today
• US stocks plunge on debt standoff, dismal growth
• Grass Valley schools land $289,000 tech grant
• Penn Valley woman arrested with meth, heroin
• GV builder to buy HEW building
• Poll shows sagging support for nuclear power in Calif.
• Heauser to step down as high school board president
• NID shifts strategy to reach water rights agreement
• Tahoe fundraiser site could face stiffer fines
• Swastika scrawled on Memorial Park monument
• Neighbors voicing concerns over Rincon del Rio project
• High school board president announces resignation
• Lake Tahoe property owner fined $35K for repeated code violations
• San Francisco's trash may go to rural Yuba County
• Suicide bomber kills Kandahar mayor in Afghanistan
• Meditation center appeal on tonight's agenda
• Sammie's Friends celebrates first year as county shelter
• Vehicular manslaughter case dismissed
• Police blotter: July 27, 2011
• Postal Service: Washington Post Office could close in 2012
• Local legislators take in tobacco funding
• Penn Valley Park'n'Ride closed Wednesday
• Jobs in county up for June, lagging behind 2010 levels
• Mini-dumpers could become available
• Kitchen fire causes minor damage
• Town of Washington Post Office could be closed next year
• Charges dropped in vehicular manslaughter case
• Debt gridlock weighs on stocks in early trading
• Burning Man sells out; first time in 25 years
• Calif wants National Guard double-dipper payback
• Tesoro fined for violations at Martinez refinery
• Alzheimer's afflicts more than the patient
• GV man arrested after allegedly attacking son
• Police blotter: July 26, 2011
• Tea Party pans County Counsel job posting
• As debt deals take center stage, McClintock warns against anything that doesn't make a balanced budget compulsory
• Motorcyclist, bicyclist injured in separate accidents
• Fire consumes GV home
• Missing woman found
• Police blotter: July 25, 2011
• Calfire postpones 180-acre prescribed burn in Yuba County
• Discounts available for early purchase of fair tickets
• 350-lb. black bear tranquilized, killed at Lake Tahoe over weekend
• NID project geared to improve fire protection on Banner
• Nevada County leadership: Investing in the future
• Some 'sage' advice: Nature of leadership explored with unique project
• Economist: Tech drives June Calif. job gains
• Yolo County drafting solar-ag compatibility law
• Norway suspect ordered held, warns of 2 more cells
• Senate leadership preparing to move on debt limit
• Father of 14 approaches business like family
• The Union earns 10 awards from National Newspaper Association
• Merchant helps senior avoid scam
• As chain bookstores struggle in digital world, local stores know their niche
• Men of the Code: Finding balance
• Teen will stand trial on assault, animal cruelty charges
• Calfire plans 180-acre prescribed burn in Yuba County
• Police blotter: July 23, 2011
• Labels for sodium-injected meat, poultry approved
• PV man killed in high-speed crash
• Wine Spectator magazine recognizes Friar Tuck's
• Sentencing expected for Citrus Heights Facebook stalker
• Amid debt talks, House budget plan faces Senate
• Nation wilts as heat wave spreads eastward
• Kentucky Flat School reopens for 'the little ones'
• DeWolf pleads not guilty in three cases
• Cause of death unknown for hitchhiker
• Police blotter: July 22, 2011
• Alleged DUI wreck sends two to hospital
• First settlement offer in AtPac case $30,000
• Wildshots: Butterfly - July 23, 2011
• Grass Valley's Robinson, Ack Attack featured on Discovery HD
• Truckee chief headed to Grass Valley for human trafficking talk
• Wasleys named as Fair's Hall of Fame inductees
• Leak forces water shut-off on Dorsey Drive
• Nevada City man, unidentified woman hospitalized after Wednesday night wreck
• Gold for county's state fair booth
• AP: Western states lag in recovery
• Subcommittee OKs sending S.F. trash to Yuba County
• Californians don't want to pay for more prisons
• Authorities: 3 swept over waterfall presumed dead
• NFL owners meet to discuss -- and maybe vote on -- deal
• Pot grower's case thrown out of federal court
• Court budget cuts on agenda in San Francisco Friday
• Police blotter: July 21, 2011
• Showtime for Penn Valley 11 year-old James Shawcross
• Car allegedly stolen by hitchhikers recovered in SF
• Nevada City author receives Chevalier de France honor
• Clean-up on Banner Mountain roads
• Alleged carjacking attempt lands man in jail
• Blues Traveler to open Lake Tahoe Music Festival
• Calif. DMV sends disabled parking placards to the dead
• Cameron denies staff tried to halt hacking probe
• Senate GOP showing flexibility in debt fight
• Friend's suicide sets career path for Nevada Union grad
• Hitchhikers allegedly make off with car
• Police blotter: July 20, 2011
• Supes, Sheriff deride new rape reporting requirement bill
• County settles lawsuit, denies wrongdoing in AtPac case
• William Jessup University announces $17M campus expansion
• County releases text of AtPac settlement
• Rolling closer to Walgreens opening
• Woman survives bout with Lyme disease
• Argument over alleged theft of gold dredge turns violent
• Homicide suspect in court
• Police blotter: July 19, 2011
• Royal Gorge in default
• County settles with AtPac for $1.9 million
• Missing woman found near Greenhorn Creek
• County to settle with AtPac for $1.9 million
• Fatality in single vehicle accident at Beale AFB
• California WorldFest draws large crowds (PHOTO GALLERY)
• HIghway construction this week
• LaMalfa fights against high speed rail
• Military schools a concern, Senate panel says
• Construction on new fire station forges ahead
• A salute to veterans (PHOTO GALLERY)
• Police blotter for July 15-16
• Banks regulated by state, feds
• A world without Citizens Bank?
• Business owners hopes community rallies behind bank
• Citizens questioned for loans to directors
• Royal Gorge in default
• Bubbles and regulators: Banking turns ugly
• Pike woman charged with DUI in Saturday wreck that sends 2 year-old son to hospital
• Citizens Bank: Facing the recession's challenges
• Capturing children's imagination
• County reimbursed $618K for defense of AtPac suit
• Hansen Brothers Enterprises wins NID pipeline contract
• Former Montez property in escrow
• Film on coal mining to be featured at mine forum
• NC Tech Center discussion to be postponed
• Alleged car burglar nabbed at Bridgeport
• Police blotter: July 16, 2011
• Woman arrested after high-speed chase
• Citizens Bank: A closer look
• Familiar face, new role: Brennan takes over at Nevada City manager
• Former mortgage broker linked to several fraud cases
• DA re-files charges in St. Germain case
• Nine arrested during probation, parole sweep
• Haffey: Supes' district lines should stay static
• Police blotter: July 15, 2011
• Llama land
• Supervisors agenda for Tuesday, July 19
• 'Carmaggedon' ahead when 405 in LA shuts down for weekend
• Hansen Brothers Enterprises wins NID pipeline contract
• Calfire reschedules prescribed burn under Foresthill Bridge
• Police blotter: July 14, 2011
• Sugarloaf could be available to public by the end of the year
• Rare two-headed snake fights with itself for food (video)
• Sierra College names new trustee
• CSU trustees approve 12 percent tuition hike
• New Calif. milk campaign targets men - and PMS
• DeWolf arrested for fourth time
• Grass Valley Council votes to keep RDA
• County says no to medipot dispensaries
• Lifetime of service
• Filling the gaps at Grass Valley Police
• Suspect arrested in GV burglary
• Motorcyclist injured in solo crash
• Police blotter: July 13, 2011
• Passenger pleads no contest to misdemeanor vehicle theft
• Supes vote 4-1 in favor of dispensary ban
• Passing on a passion for helping the poor
• Experts say it's healthy to 'pause and reflect' in tough times
• Budget cuts could delay Nevada City Courthouse project
• Rescued calves find home at Animal Place
• Supes to discuss replacement search for county's top lawyer
• GV City Council to discuss future of RDA
• Police blotter: July 12, 2011
• Krista fire fully contained
• On the Job with Jeff Liddle: Driving a Double Eagle
• 'Mark-to-make believe' accounting rule of the day
• Success is a choice
• AirFest 2011: Photo gallery and video
• Quad wreck sends one to hospital, another to jail
• Supes concerned bill will take away budget decisions
• Police blotter: July 11, 2011
• Meet your merchant: Maiden Lane
• Fire torches 400-plus acres in Smartsville area
• Welcome home, vets
• Filling the gaps at Grass Valley Police
• A lifetime of service
• 27 years later, sheriff looking for clues in mysterious death
• Cops pull 8,600-plus marijuana plants in Friday bust
• New executive director tabbed for Yuba Watershed Institute
• Police Blotter: July 8, 2011
• Penn Valley residents mourn loss of family killed in plane crash
• When work is not only a job, but a home
• Shuttle lifts off for last time; 'Light this fire'
• AirFest 2011: Ready for takeoff (video)
• Five arrested on drug charges
• Alleged computer thieves tripped up by software program
• Fire Safe Council offering discount for Calstar service
• Supes could slam door on medical marijuana dispensaries Tuesday
• 50 gallon spill on Highway 20 Wednesday
• Police blotter: July 8, 2011
• New Undersheriff sworn in
• State lawmakers advance bill to end death penalty; Wilcoxes speak out
• An Oldie or Two and a Not-So-Oldie or Two!
• Supes to decide on medical marijuana dispensaries Tuesday
• Injured cattle dog released from clinic
• Flags stolen after Fourth parade in Grass Valley
• Man arrested for allegedly pistol-whipping victim
• Mysterious 'shooting' victim disappears
• Police blotter: July 7, 2011
• Whopper nugget turns out to be a whopper of a hoax
• KVMR to build new home
• Officials: No 'white knight' to save state parks
• Station closures possible as fire district grapples with budget shortfall
• Duo team up to raise awareness of homeless through film
• Swimmer rescued
• Police blotter: June 6, 2011
• Fawning over a deer friend
• Casey Anthony found not guilty of murder, manslaughter
• Fans wowed by fabulous fairgrounds float
• Redevelopment change likely headed for court fight
• GV flower shop receives preservation award
• NID road work update
• Police blotter: July 4, 2011
• County Independence Day celebrations pre-date statehood
• Towntalk - July 2, 2011
• GV woman arrested for elder abuse
• Damschen arrested again in home state of Montana
• AtPac 1 of 13 different suits vs. county
• Bryant named grand marshal of Fourth of July parade
• Parade, fireworks for Independence Day
• Police blotter: July 2, 2011
• DeWolf in jail for third time in three months
• County counsel to retire
• Historic churches in need of repair
• Alela Diane celebrates conclusion of her international CD release tour
• Independence Day festivities set for July 4
• Sales taxes drop today
• NU accreditation not extended to full term
• Nevada City School District balances budget with $640K in reserves
• Digging into a dream: CoRR breaks ground on Center for Hope
• PV man allegedly made off with dope during deal
• Sheriff's office continues to investigate suspects in car chase
• CHP to conduct sobriety checkpoint Saturday
• Concern over Soda Springs dam leak
• Unique fundraiser leaves youth group flush with cash
• Bid dispute disrupts Tinloy Street bus station project
• Citizens Bank stock drops to 25 cents
• New enviro report coming for gold mine
• Boaters: Come clean, drained, dry
• Police blotter: July 1, 2011
• MIM presents concert and Music Faire for families
• Video group 'Grass Valley' at Singapore show
• Snow in Tahoe forest, most campgrounds open
• Paving on Banner Mountain
• Lava Cap Mine report coming soon
• Witnesses sought in June 28 crash
• Malakoff Diggins a site of global importance
• Grand Jury finds fault in Sheriff's operation of Truckee substation
• County ordered internal investigation in AtPac case
• Police blotter: June 30, 2011
• Soapbox Derby raises more than $5,000 for Pioneer Park
• Soapbox Derby raises more than $5,000 for Pioneer Park
• Be safe with fireworks this Independence Day
• M3Mall beauties volunteer at regional events, fundraisers - VIDEO
• Grand Jury: Truckee sheriff substation substandard
• Grand Jury: 'Positive transformation' of Western Gateway Park
• Grass Valley woman survives Amtrak wreck (PHOTO GALLERY)
• Four arrested after alleged 'booty call'
• LWW man arrested after allegedly threatening to kill wife
• Four arrested for alleged hash
• Living Lands Farm Tour
• Supes consider outsourcing county housing program
• Police blotter: June 29, 2011
• Former Truckee Fire chief fires back at Grand Jury
• Logue to speak at ERC event
• Wreck sends one man to the hospital
• EPA: Lava Cap Mine open house today
• Leaner budget, more cuts at Grass Valley City Hall
• Four rescued from river over weekend
• Cattle drive attack suspect arrested
• Fight allegedly precipitated by flasher
• Two arrested for alleged vehicle theft
• NC man arrested after allegedly breaking into home
• McClintock: No on Libya war bill
• McClintock splits with party on Libya vote
• Helping kids cope
• Police blotter: June 28, 2011
• New Starbucks on its way
• Jury convicts ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich at retrial
• Help plan Calif. strategy for fish and wildlife protection
• Roadwork on 49 in Placer Co.
• Brush fire Sunday in Grass Valley
• Transforming a dream: Chief Crazy Horse becomes Crazy Cow Yogurt
• Weather watch: Rain probable Tuesday
• TownTalk 6.27.11 (Daily live chat and commenting)
• Grass Valley Group keeping the 'Sierra Green'
• Logue: State taxes, regulations destroy jobs
• Police blotter: June 27, 2011
• Alleged Craigslist pot seller sentenced
• 5 still unaccounted for in Amtrak crash
• Fire destroys south county home
• Gov. Brown, dems, working two fronts on state budget
• Western States 100: Revisiting the memories
• No charges to be filed in Kangas death
• GVPD chief no longer in running for Bend position
• Ignored no more (Video)
• Police blotter: June 25, 2011
• Fiddlers perform at Penn Valley park tonight
• DeWolf back in jail
• Other hot spots to get your summer started
• The perfect ending begins with a primer
• Summer fun for everyone!
• Amtrak collides with semi, 2 killed (map)
• Best bets for the weekend
• Friendship 100: Go-karts, golf tournaments help at-risk girls
• Employment is down - and so are jobs
• Owner feeling free at the new Liberty Motors in Grass Valley
• No change in DeWolf decision
• Murder suspect remanded to mental hospital
• Police blotter: June 24, 2011
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Pot dispensary ban one step from finalization
• County lobbying contract up for Supes approval
• Calfire planning 55 acre controlled burn in Foresthill next week
• More parking not advised for Nevada City
• Farmers market continues Thursday nights
• 'The Group' recognized for market share
• NID to study buying 'main artery' for water
• Bear River canal back online
• Two arrested in residential burglaries
• Cob with Rob: Summer camp for do-it-yourselfers
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Nevada County airport upgrades expected to cost about $2 million
• Police blotter: June 23, 2011
• Redding woman plans to exhume, move remains of champion thoroughbred Noor
• Brush fire off Highway 49 in Placer Co.
• Truck in ditch sends woman to hospital
• Growers' and Farmers Markets
• Unarmed Minuteman missile launched from Calif. base
• Transocean: BP decisions led to Gulf disaster
• Official: Citizens Bank 'profitable in core operations'
• Taking the plunge
• DeWolf back in court on April arrest
• Cattle drive marred by reckless driver
• Washington man injured in rollover
• Cascade Shores homeowners must clear downed trees, limbs ahead of inspections
• Grand jury slams Truckee fire board
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Police blotter: June 22, 2011
• Tahoe search crews find dead body near Marlette Lake
• Huntsman gets into White House race, promises jobs
• Summer sun signals skin cancer dangers
• Woman who shot at neighbor back in jail after alleged assault
• Two drown in Yuba River kayaking accident
• Hyman pleads not guilty to attempted murder
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Marijuana dispensary ban up for planning commission's debate
• Police blotter: June 21, 2011
• Nevada City Schools: No state budget, no school spending
• Police blotter: June 20, 2011
• Warrant search nets 3
• Nevada City Classic draws out-of-town fans
• Easy money tips: Save on vacations
• Woman injured, dog killed in Highway 20 wreck
• Thousands cheer on soapbox derby (PHOTO GALLERY)
• Get 'A Brighter Outlook'
• Endeavor to be happy
• Indian Springs Vineyards Tasting Room - 'A matter of taste'
• Scooter's Pals opens new facility
• Laura Lavelle: Celebrating the Fourth of July
• 21-year-old Californian wins Miss USA crown
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Auburn man critical after wreck
• Logue staff in area Wednesday
• The world of off-roading
• 5 Questions with Duane Strawser
• Telestream takes title of champion at Soapbox Derby (PHOTO GALLERY)
• 940th Wing's mission adds new squadron
• Grass Valley road work: Doris, Chester streets
• County wineries work to avoid grapevine moth
• Citizens Bank stock plunges
• Police Blotter: June 18, 2011
• Gas prices still tumbling down
• Sign commemorates drunken-driving victim
• 36th annual festival has musicians, fans flocking to Grass Valley
• Citizens Bank stock plunges
• Fourth annual Nevada City Farmers Market starts Saturday
• Woman awarded $3.25 million after being served cleaning solution at Lake Tahoe casino
• Tear gas on the Ridge
• Pair booked into jail on suspicion of burglary, embezzlement
• Nevada County wineries working to avoid grapevine moth
• Adoration of 'body of Christ' in Corpus Christi procession
• Swenson's Outdoors: Open again and ready for summer
• Operation soapbox: Business community geared up for inaugural race
• Chain-reaction collision injures three
• Hearing delayed for murder suspect ruled mentally incompetent
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Police blotter: June 17, 2011
• LaMalfa on budget veto: 'Troubling'
• More Grass Valley road work: Doris, Chester streets
• Nevada County assemblyman unhappy with Calif. budget
• Richardson closes for road work
• Highway work draws complaints
• Special meeting of Supervisors Tuesday
• Brown vetoes budget passed by Democrats
• Throwbacks Thursdays: Old bikes, old souls, greasy denim and pitted chrome
• Weiner resigns in wake of sexting scandal
• Lesson learned: Failure to finish freshman course keeps senior out of graduation
• Ridge community comes together for fundraiser
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Police blotter: June 16, 2011
• Calif. budget passes - with higher taxes
• Industrial park in foreclosure
• Shopper info to be used in city marketing push
• Grass Valley cyclists crank out the miles
• Preserving heritage
• NC man killed in motorcycle crash
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Police blotter: June 15, 2011
• Gay judge's same-sex marriage ruling upheld
• Walgreens could open in August
• Couple comes to grips with brother, sister lost to HIV/AIDS
• Hospitality House in escrow on new, permanent site
• Campbell claims lack of funds, is appointed a public defender
• Supes meet today
• Driver runs over man in Grass Valley Sunday night
• Trustees plan to appoint Reynoso successor
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Police blotter: June 14, 2011
• Town Talk, June 14
• Police blotter: June 13, 2011
• Hospitality House in escrow on new, permanent site
• Air may be warm, but forecasters warn against a dip in the river
• Lawyers target gay marriage ruling by Calif judge
• Rapture preacher suffers stroke at California home
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Proposed Nevada County budget shows decrease in spending for social programs, construction projects, law enforcement patrols
• Class of 2011
• Summer reading program at Nevada County libraries
• And the beat goes on...
• Fourth of July Celebration And Parade
• Bruin evolution
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• Craigslist pot seller takes plea deal
• Police blotter: June 11, 2011
• Bequest could fund parks district through 2012
• New elections maps would push McClintock south, open Nevada County to Herger
• Walgreens road work resumes in Glenbrook Basin
• Gold Run School closes its doors for the final time
• Learn nonprofit marketing from a pro
• What's this flower?
• Golden Bear Ceramics tile installed in pilot green home (video)
• Beating suspects plead no contest
• Alta Sierra man to stand trial for attempted murder
• Bomb threat, fire alarm mark final week at NU
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Supes to Jerry Brown: Don't close our parks
• Sierra College Trustee resigns
• Police blotter: June 10, 2011
• County contractors honor Sierra College
• Jazz great headed for Grass Valley
• NU assistant principal files tort claim with district
• Supes to Gov. Brown: Leave Malakoff, South Yuba open
• Suspect in beating pleads no contest to attempted murder
• Sierra College Trusee Reynoso stepping down
• Forest Service sends Tahoe Nat'l Forest firefighters to Arizona
• Nevada City loitering ordinance to be drafted
• Ensemble to introduce 3 routers at show
• 'Retro Alley' dresses up downtown Grass Valley - VIDEO
• New Grand Jury reports released
• Horse rescue in full swing
• Beale protester wins dismissal but says issue unresolved
• New equipment ordinance draft expected this month
• Valued exchange
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Supes look at how to spend tourism, economic development dollars
• Police blotter: June 9, 2011
• Bear River canal repaired
• Family Court judge still on medical leave
• Sawyer to interview Jaycee Dugard
• Grand Jury reports details security concerns at jail, court holding facility
• Lions Club: A year of service
• Grape moth triggers quarantine, eradication efforts
• Parks closures spark worries for public lands administrators
• Divine Spark feeds homeless through voucher program
• Nevada City Council to discuss Grand Jury report
• 'Stuff the pack'
• Police blotter: June 8, 2011
• Get free assistance on your property
• TownTalk (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Save historic windows: Workshop set for Saturday
• Open forum Wednesday on NID's Banner Mtn. project
• Ridge Road signal goes to flashing red
• Police scanner purchase leads to arrest of Penn Valley car chase suspect
• Bill threatening NV's departure from Tahoe planning agency passes legislature
• Santa Barbara County looks at fracking for oil
• Lester: 'I did nothing unethical'
• Microshelters give 'tiny roof' to homeless
• It's all in your mind
• Police blotter: June 7, 2011
• TownTalk 6.7.11 (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• State ag officials hosting Wednesday moth meeting
• County budget up for discussion Tuesday
• Grand Jury to CPS: Missed cases should trigger policy review
• Aussie: I found Washington nugget Down Under
• Longtime friends choose joint venture in Penn Valley
• World champs: Magnolia school takes home Odyssey of the Mind crown
• Grand Jury report details failure in child protective services
• A phone call away
• 9 elements to succeed in life
• Liveliest catch? Nevada man targets Tahoe for commercial crayfish harvesting operation
• TownTalk 6.6.11 (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Relay raises $88,000 for cancer research, prevention
• Get off your soapbox and DRIVE!
• Breaking the cycle of abuse
• NCPD: Issues with evidence already handled
• Undersheriff resigns after cancer diagnosis
• Homicide suspect in court
• GV man arrested on child molest charges
• Best bets for Saturday, June 4, 2011
• AtPac case: Software firm asking judge to rule in its favor
• Students celebrate reading with a parade
• Pets of the Week: June 4, 2011
• Motion to disclose informant in pot case denied
• Police blotter: June 4, 2011
• AtPac files for summary judgment in suit vs. Nevada County, Diaz and Aptitude
• Chicago Park gets new charter school (video)
• Jack Kevorkian dead at 83
• Principals warn against senior pranks
• Postmaster issues warning after Nevada City mail thefts
• Mussels not welcome in county lakes, homeowners say
• Police blotter: June 3, 2011
• No assault charges to be filed in stabbing
• Elementary school student recuperating after being struck by vehicle
• TownTalk 6.3.11 (Daily live chat and commenting)
• Barbecue with Smokin' in the Oaks
• B&B allowance recommended to City Council
• Best Bets for Friday, June 3, 2011
• Travel clubs of Nevada County: June 3, 2011
• Super Bowl MVP receives State Assembly honor
• Man who kidnapped South Lake Tahoe girl to spend life in prison (video)
• Election 'a job well done,' grand jury says
• Free tire recycling event set for weekend
• Scholarship and award nights set
• TownTalk 6.2.11
• Concerns linger about construction impacts
• Nevada City police weak on evidence safety, report charges
• Former county supervisor, disability rights activist Sam Dardick dies
• Police blotter: June 2, 2011
• Heroes honored Wednesday in Grass Valley
• Tornado warning in Nevada County
• Report: Nevada City Police weak on evidence
• Former Nevada County Supervisor, disability rights activist Sam Dardick dies
• Cool art at Sierra Festival
• Wine: Warm reception trumps damp weather
• Contractors: Free marketing workshop Thursday
• Water, sewer rates to rise in Grass Valley
• B&B discussion to continue Thursday
• Ample snowpack a probable problem for summer rafting in Tahoe City
• TownTalk 6.01.11 (Live daily chat/ commenting)
• Reformers target those in Family Court system
• Nevada County Fire Safe Council announces award recipients
• Moths cause concern for area vintners
• Police blotter: June 1, 2011
• Pony Express re-enactment postponed due to virus
• Record snowfall makes spectacular Yosemite waterfalls
• TownTalk 5.31.11 (Live daily chat)
• A tough look back: Remembering pain, promise of fallen servicemen
• Towntalk, May 31
• Police look for suspects in alleged firearms incident
• Police Blotter, May 31
• NID sees progress on PG&E canal repair
• American Red Cross recognizes Nevada County REAL HEROES
• Cops on the lookout for gray van in suspicious Penn Valley incident
• Memorial Day comes as troops fight in Afghanistan
• Morgan Ranch entry change discussed Tuesday
• Police Blotter, May 30, 2011
• Fire consumes house attic in Madrone Forest
• Three in jail for suspected drug sales
• Antique Gallery reopens after storm damage
• With a little help from their 'Friends'
• 2022 Tahoe Olympics organizers return from European swing
• Shirl Mendonca: Smokin' in the Oaks BBQ Cook Off
• 'Not forgotten': Nevada County pays tribute to those who gave their all
• Sisters Consignments looking for new home
• Brown Issues Memorial Day proclamation
• Sure, they're going to Europe, yeah
• Jewells and medals: Shop owner displays Purple Hearts
• A time of pride and sorrow
• Best bets for the weekend: Saturday, May 28, 2011
• Logue: Release illegal immigrant prisoners back to home countries
• New in downtown GV: Visual arts center
• County budget down $9 million overall
• LSD gummy bears part of SLT drug bust
• LaMalfa: Court-ordered prisoner release 'a perversion'
• Best bets for Friday, May 27, 2011
• Fundraiser for Habitat features music, food
• Midnight movie to benefit relay
• Runway: Teen girl heaven coming to Grass Valley
• Alta Sierra murder suspect found mentally incompetent
• Elementary school student struck by vehicle
• Travel clubs of Nevada County: May 27, 2011
• Rescuers caution river recreationalists : Take care
• Businesses going mobile
• Relax with Dad this Father's Day
• Age changes all of us and so does the sun
• Father's Day fashion picks
• TownTalk Live! (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Courthouse OK to be sought this summer
• Police blotter: May 27, 2011
• Fundraiser set for Jim Wright
• Alta Sierra murder suspect found mentally incompetent
• Boxer: Americans oppose ending Medicare
• Child struck in front of Hennessy School this morning
• Nevada City commentator Chamba Lane dies at 70
• Bail set at $5M in granddaughter kidnapping case
• Rare flower found near NID pump station site
• Enviro groups, NID optimistic about higher stream flows
• An ambitious plan
• Public Defender's Office hikes fees to improve cost recovery
• Signs of economic rebound?
• TownTalk Live! (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Police blotter: May 26, 2011
• 'Heavily intoxicated' man causes fracas in Grass Valley
• Retiring Grand Jury members to be honored
• Nevada City Council: Trash collection rate increase approved
• Morgan Ranch entry island: Vote set for May 31
• Rollover sends one to hospital
• Benefit dinner for Sarah Burr's family
• NV tavern owners push change in no-smoking law for bars
• Traffic Update for NID's Banner Cascade Pipeline Project Construction
• Thunderstorms possible later today
• New pump station to help with water demand
• Police blotter: May 25, 2011
• Supes OK AtPac funding
• Rincon del Rio discussion opens today
• Boyz Club in biz
• Veterans suffer 'slap in the face' from vandals
• TownTalk Live! (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Nevada County Fair Horse Show set for June 24-26
• CHP to conduct DUI checkpoint
• Gold Run School to house charter
• Boxer: Republican budget 'devastating' for seniors, women
• Logue's taxpayer protection measure passes Assembly
• Students swap letters with pen pals in Italy
• Former Citizens Bank loan officer sentenced to 33 months for embezzlement
• Nevada City Council: Waste Management rate increase
• Electronic health records provide secure, efficient medical communication at SNMH
• Nevada County contractors, suppliers to bid on apartment make-over
• Construction jobs rising, county unemployment dips for April
• Police blotter: May 24, 2011
• Joy riders target Hondas
• Two Penn Valley men arrested in Wyoming pot bust
• Supes to weigh waste contracts
• Town Talk May 24
• TownTalk Live! (Board of Supervisors)
• Succeed with Hocus Focus
• Picture perfect
• Your water: Turn on the faucet, and out it comes
• Police blotter: May 23, 2011
• High court backs cuts to state's prison population
• Deep snow means more revenue for NID water district (video)
• Repairs to Bear River canal seen by mid-June
• Shots fired during chase
• Coming up roses: Magickal Florist flourishing (video)
• State law leaves businesses in a fog
• TownTalk Live! (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Lew Welch 'went Southwest'
• Workshop set on contractor storage
• Logue: Draft Texas gov for president
• No injuries in kitchen fire
• North Carolina investigation leads to arrest of two county men on pot charges
• Police blotter: May 21, 2011
• FIRST IN PRINT: How does your water flow?
• ReStore retrieves items tossed from Nevada City Elementary building
• Riding with a purpose
• Man calls cops on 'Miss Macho'
• Road work in Grass Valley
• Free museum day on Saturday
• Celebrating 60 years: Donald and Norma Nachtegaele
• Dream come true
• Ten Toe Express comes to town
• Planners: Meditation center to go forward
• Police blotter: May 20, 2011
• Mercury-tainted fish threaten health of Sierra fishermen
• Two plead not guilty of attempted murder in beating
• TownTalk Live! (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Final Cypress bill in AtPac case: $725k
• NC man arrested on animal cruelty charge
• Mother, son indicted for interstate pot trafficking
• Green your life at weekend family festival
• GreenSmart: A sustainable business model
• Cartan awarded 2-year contract
• Cartan unanimously approved as high school superintendent
• Yuba RIver Charter School signed lease for NCE
• Supes to back courthouse in Nevada City
• Sierra College commencement tonight
• Magnolia school hosting Renaissance Fair Friday
• Hammel to perform great American standards
• Calif. cuts $170 million from state worker pension plan
• Highway 49 widening work set to begin next week
• Commentary: What does retirement look like to you?
• Rotary Club honors bank
• Derby meeting set for Saturday
• Walking and rolling to school helps promote fitness
• Highway 49 widening set to start next week
• CHP to host teen driving class
• Nevada County Sheriff's officers help capture 9-year fugitive from Missouri
• ERC on the move
• A matter of course: Patience, organization define golf pros
• Police Blotter: May 19, 2011
• Woman in crosswalk accident to be charged with using a controlled substance
• In the Service: Patrick McTighe
• Homicide suspect in court
• Emergency workers take part in disaster drill
• Craigslist pot seller ordered to stand trial
• TownTalk Live! (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Charges dismissed in jewelry store burglary
• Sheriff's deputies assist U.S. Marshalls in apprehending fugitive in North San Juan
• Teacher Credentialing Commission rife with flaws, LaMalfa says
• Walking and rolling to school fights flab
• UC system prepares for deep budget cuts
• Boy due in court on charge of killing neo-Nazi dad
• Heavy rains could be to blame for shark die-off
• Grass Valley marketing materials unveiled in June
• Dorsey road work a preview to interchange
• Mediation center site discussion continues
• Police blotter: May 18, 2011
• TownTalk Live! (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Redistricting commission seeks input from public at meeting
• Missing Malakoff
• Fair officials look to community amid budget challenges
• Community ride on Deer Creek trail
• Assembly passes gun open-carry ban
• Western states, Canada warned of fatal horse virus
• Human skeleton found near Verdi
• Assembly bans open carry of unloaded guns
• Revised budget still hard on schools, redevelopment, cops
• Refugees in Nevada County? Flood drill Wednesday
• Flood evacuees move into enclave built for Katrina
• Grass Valley woman shot and killed
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• TownTalk Live! (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Men suspected in Penn Valley beating scheduled for Placer County court dates
• Nevada City pulls together to pull off Amgen at the last minute
• GV woman shot and killed
• Woman rescued on Yuba
• Police Blotter, May 17
• Nevada County Consolidated Fire board to discuss refinancing station lease
• Storm work Monday on Carpenter Street
• AND THEY'RE OFF: Tour of California starts in Nevada City
• Woman murdered in Colfax
• Carpenter street closed today
• Amgen to start in Nevada City -- AGAIN!
• Town Talk, May 16
• Shirl Mendonca: After that trip, there's no place like home
• TownTalk Live! (2011 Amgen Tour of California)
• Blotter for May 13-15
• Future of the fairgrounds up for discussion Tuesday
• Winter weather hit Nevada County Sunday, more possible tonight
• Powered by family: Club Sierra members find a gym built around a casual atmosphere
• Amgen organizer stress rider safety as cause for cancellation
• Snow causes cancellation of Amgen's first stage
• PG&E: Downed tree cuts power to 1,800 Nevada County residents
• Snowy Sunday, Amgen delayed
• LIVE COVERAGE: Weather delays Amgen start until 1:15 p.m.
• The art of instrument repair
• Police Blotter: May 14, 2011
• Public meeting set for South County senior development
• New marketing strategy to include website, video
• Retirements help NU's bottom line
• Rallies cap week of teacher protests
• 2 local parks to close
• Amgen draws top cyclists, including 3-time champ Levi Leipheimer
• Amgen kicks off in Lake Tahoe Sunday
• Amgen Tour of California: Weather or not
• Amgen Tour of California: Weather or not
• Best Bets: May 13, 2011
• Solar cars built by students
• Search for treasures at Sunday's sale
• Grass Valley to apply for parks grant
• Nevada City summer program registration under way
• Pet of the Week: May 14, 2011
• Grand Jury releases report on November election
• Grand Jury releases elections report
• Delaware becomes 16th medical marijuana state
• Malakoff Diggins, South Yuba River state parks slated to close
• Pakistan suicide bombs kill 80 to avenge bin Laden
• TownTalk Live! (Today's news & notes and your comments)
• Company recognized for green methods
• Local Farmers insurance agent to attend conference
• 15 years of taste: Indian Springs Tasting Room celebrates anniversary
• LaMalfa's fair bill working its way through Senate
• Mountain Lakes recognized for fire readiness
• Hearing continued in Alta Sierra shooting case
• Weather threatens weekend activities
• 'Every 15 minutes'
• Police Blotter, May 13
• Health officials warn against phony inspectors
• Salvation Army provides a shield for others
• Salvation Army brings services to seniors and the disabled
• No arrests made in GV stabbing
• Joe Hammel interprets the American musical standards (video)
• Two arrested during traffic stop
• 'Wild Inside': Untamed passion of human spirit
• 'Scapin': NU students putting on farce
• New commander at Beale AFB
• "Masquerade" - a triple treat
• Ricochet: Open for business
• Auburn house concert scheduled
• Snacks and smiles: Helping the homeless, one snack at a time
• CHP officer arrested following alleged Xbox theft
• High school graduation includes senior projects, internships
• Realtors attend national conference
• Struggles continue amid real estate decline
• PV beating victim at home
• TownTalk Live! (Today's news & notes and your comments)
• 2 arrested on drug charges
• Twitter feed fraud?
• Work to begin on $6.8M Truckee museum
• Barbecue for diapers at Sunset Saturday
• Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital
• Engagement: Chittock - Smith
• Police blotter: May 12, 2011
• Banner Cascade Pipeline project traffic update
• County Realtors experience emergency landing
• Rags to Ritzes benefits Habitat for Humanity
• Marriage Licenses
• Break-in at Matteo's costly to owner
• Specific loitering issues to be addressed
• Potholes plugged before big race
• A beauty of a fundraiser play
• Loma Rica Ranch development approved
• Retail hangs on in Nevada County
• 20-min. delays on Idaho-Maryland Road expected
• NID declares Placer Co. water emergency
• Citizens Bank struggles continue amid real estate decline
• Work to begin this summer on $6.8 million Truckee museum
• Shooting at SJSU leaves three dead
• State commissioner, controller to speak at Democratic dinner
• Free e-waste collection supports county schools
• Police Blotter: May 11, 2011
• Students campaign against distracted driving
• Evidence in DeWolf case thrown out
• Probation officers offer up pay cuts
• Auto detailing shop reopens
• Sierra College names new president
• TownTalk Live! (Today's news & notes and your comments)
• GV Fire Department to lose firefighter under budget cuts
• Neighbors uneasy in wake of stabbing
• 'Art as Life'
• Meeting set to discuss future of the Nevada County Fairgrounds
• Obama mocks Republican position on immigration
• Nevada Union students learn dangers of distracted driving
• Sierra College board names new president
• As river crests in Memphis, states downstream prepare
• Meeting set to discuss future of the Nevada County Fairgrounds
• Two injured in knife fight
• TownTalk Live! (Board of Supervisors and Your Comments)
• Police Blotter: May 10
• Nevada Irrigation District meeting canceled this week
• Rough and Ready fire board to discuss FEMA audit
• City Council to address ongoing issue of loitering
• Shrinking city budget puts the squeeze on police
• Medical marijuana grower on sentence: 'My attorney says I moved a mountain'
• Beale Air Force Base to receive new commander
• Money tips from Mom
• Economic outlook: Talk Tuesday in Grass Valley
• Mississippi River could crest today at Memphis
• Hiring up in video sector; real estate employment flat
• Sociologist Waters honored by Chico State faculty
• Memories of Chernobyl: Tahoe resident recalls life in Ukraine during world's worst nuclear disaster
• Scouts, Rotary and volunteers join Habitat build day
• Economic outlook viewed Tuesday: Higher taxes, lower benefits
• Police Blotter: May 9, 2011
• Lake of the Pines: In words of 'the Bard'
• Plan Tahoe trips around construction
• Voluntary boat inspections at Donner Lake, area reservoirs
• Rattlesnake wranglers respond 24/7
• Machen MacDonald: How to peak with your ideal week
• Why junk bond rally should be cheered - and feared
• Scouts, Rotary and volunteers join Habitat build day
• Runs in the family: 3 generations and almost 6 decades later, Tripp's Auto Body still serving community
• TownTalk 5.9.11 (News & Notes and Your Comments)
• Spend your airline miles wisely
• Bin Laden's death a tough subject for the pulpit
• La Nina brings flood risks and drought to the West
• California teachers call for week of budget protests
• Obama: 'Getting our man' outweighed risks of raid
• Motorcyclist in fair condition after wreck
• Time for (veterans') poppies
• Light snow to 5,000 feet today
• For the love of bluegrass
• On the Lighter Side: Gauging my reaction
• Kidder family found
• Police Blotter: May 7, 2011
• Local growers host plant sale at Miners Foundry
• Escrow to close on Holbrooke
• Tahoe advocates say NV bear hunt bad news for economy
• Rainout on tap for Mother's Day?
• Garden to feed the hungry
• Food Bank, businesses, volunteers build garden for the hungry
• NID to hold meeting on treatment plant connection
• Beads Galore hosts open house, offers classes
• Police blotter: May 6, 2011
• Logue's late tax payment bill clears committee
• $50k salary cut offered by county probation officers
• Best bets: May 5, 2011
• $1M bail set in attempted murder case
• Young minds on problem-solving odyssey
• Hospitality House wants community involved, invested in Utah's Place
• TownTalk 5.6.11 (News & Notes)
• Solar energy subject of next Tech Talk
• E-mail: Copper Top Lounge to close
• Conservancy seeks comment on grant
• Error could negate evidence in DeWolf case
• Help at the ready: Grass Valley woman heads to Alabama with Red Cross
• Nevada City Planning commission continues bed-and-breakfast debate
• Supes meet Tuesday, discuss probation wage freeze
• Designate a driver before the 'fiesta' begins
• Copper Top to close up shop
• TownTalk 5.5.11 (News & Notes)
• Clear start to weekend, rain possible Sunday
• Calif. legislators insist calendars stay secret
• Pitching in: Students part of wetlands restoration project
• Police blotter: May 5, 2011
• Gold Dust: Grass Valley Old West Antiques Show set
• On the Reel
• Beaucoup Chapeaux CD release party at the Foundry
• Book signing, writers' workshop with Kim Culbertson
• 'Art of the Garden' - An ASiF Mother's Day weekend art event
• School staffs face layoffs
• 6 men arrested on drug charges in Nevada City
• Saddle Ridge project takes step forward
• Pedestrian accident case sent to district attorney
• Convicted murderers denied parole
• AJA Video debuts new products
• County has new attorney in suit
• County has new attorney in AtPac suit
• Turn-by-turn Amgen route announced
• Hospitality House retains $1M grant, seeks new location
• Sierra Nevada Conservancy seeks comment on $10 million grant
• White House: No release of bin Laden photos
• Harris: Prop 8 backers can't defend gay marriage ban
• Gaines wins husband's former Assembly seat
• TownTalk 5.4.11 (News & Your Comments)
• MacDonald recognized for financial services skills
• New winery to open in Grass Valley
• Police Blotter: May 4, 2011
• Libertarian Party to host free luncheon
• B&B's, boardwalk back to Nevada City Planning Commission
• 6 months into rehab, Twinkle thriving
• No Motor Weekend May 7-8 at Scotts Flat
• 4-car crash sends 3 to hospital
• Requests for property reassessments skyrocketing
• NID ponders up to $50 million bond issue
• Courthouse: Request to be filed to keep it downtown
• Sutter Auburn Faith birth center closing
• Conservancy seeks input on $10M grant program
• Banner Cascade Pipeline Project traffic update
• Freedom Riders honored on Oprah show airing Wednesday
• Globalization and faith topics of course
• Chevrolet Woodie wins at Grass Valley Car Show
• LaMalfa fairs bill passes committee
• Hospitality House keeps $1M shelter grant
• Auburn teen dies in dirtbike wreck
• TownTalk 5.3.11 (News and Your Comments)
• Grouse Ridge meeting set for May 18
• Chester the owl at family event
• Permits on horizon for Lake Combie
• Getting defensive about fire safety
• Bus driver credited with saving boy's life
• Lake Wildwood pair busted on drug trafficking charges
• Nevada City pilot joins NY rally
• 5th annual Run for the Community set for May 14
• Democrats meet tonight on state budget
• Man plus wild at Collins Lake
• Not everyone believes bin Laden really is dead
• Bin Laden's demise: US rejoices after a decade
• Nevada City pilot watches NYC celebrate Bin Laden's death
• Ties bind Japan nuclear sector, regulators
• $$$ for organic, transition farmers
• Renters' rights bill moves forward
• Report: Kings to stay in Sacramento
• TownTalk 5.2.11 (News & Your Comments)
• Marc Cuniberti: Great expectations - inflation in America
• Take your pick: Music teacher always looking for new ways to reach students
• Machen MacDonald: Prosper through pleasant persistence
• Water supply way down after canal failure
• Cinco celebration to benefit academy
• Keeping courthouse downtown could cost 18 months
• Lake of the Pines Music: Where kids carry the tunes
• Officials: Bin Laden killed near Islamabad
• Amgen race organizers finalize route through Nevada City
• Amgen race organizers finalize route through Nevada City
• Bargains abound as home prices continue to fall
• No audit for court: Arbitrator overstepped boundaries in award for Gallup case, judge says
• Showcase celebration planned for Sierra College campus
• Amid 'war on obesity,' skeptics warn of stigma
• Police Blotter: May 2, 2011
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Palin decries water restrictions at Calif. college
• U.N. airstrike kills Gadhafi's son
• McClintock slams Tahoe planning agency
• Clown school: Discovering the goodness, balance within
• Former Miner Jackson drafted by Atlanta Falcons
• BREAKING NEWS: Arbitration award overturned by judge
• Pet of the Week: April 30, 2011
• Police Blotter: April 20, 2011
• Controversial Lake Tahoe development moves forward
• NU grad earns All-America livestock judging honor
• Tahoe skier, girlfriend die in avalanche
• Best Bets: April 30, 2011
• Town Talk, April 30
• Art for Life to benefit HIV/AIDS patients
• SNMH Foundation donates $1M for new equipment
• Shooting victim in critical condition
• Scope of arbitration at heart of Gallup hearing
• Officials await test results to build canal bypass
• GV trio arrested on drug charges
• Sheriff's office identifies Alta Sierra shooting suspect
• Funding for home repairs in Grass Valley
• 'Springtime in the Pines' quilt show this weekend
• Peace awards dinner Saturday night at Sac State
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed
• Brown cancels new death row facility
• TownTalk 4.29.11 (News & Notes)
• Nature, history, hydrology at work in massive Allison Ranch Road slide
• Teen named Supporter of the Year at Cancer Center
• Colorful splash: Nevada City designer helps company stand out in Vegas convention
• Tax fees on agenda for Penn Valley fire board
• Rainey stepping down as head of SYRCL
• Four spaces open for homeless
• Town Talk April 29
• Town Talk April 28
• Town Talk April 29
• Murder case continued pending medical records
• New Nevada City manager announced
• Alta Sierra shooting sends man to hospital
• High school takes precautions, calls parents
• Police Blotter: April 29, 2011
• Beale air show this weekend
• Burn permits required beginning Sunday
• Residents, contractors debate backyard equipment ordinance
• Shooting sends man to hospital
• Read Friday's headlines today
• Garridos plead guilty in Dugard kidnapping
• Fix planned for Bear River Canal break
• Divine Spark to feed homeless 'seven days a week'; Director won't say where
• Nevada County awarded $134K for homeless housing
• Grass Valley budget crisis
• Hearing set on motion aimed at gay marriage ruling
• Nevada City manager named
• New committee pushes for Tahoe 2022 Olympics
• TownTalk 4.28.11 (News & Notes)
• North Lake Tahoe's Boulder Bay project approved
• Water agency to contribute $250K for $800K fish ladder project
• Foundation gives $30K for fairgrounds repairs
• Cash-strapped school district ends transfer agreement
• Heroin, coke on the rise
• Storyteller shares tale of freedom in Civil Rights era
• County Brits sound off on royal wedding
• Machiavelli, climate change and Kenny Rogers
• Improving on fun: Partners buy 49er Family Fun Park, plan upgrades
• Police Blotter, April 28
• Town Talk April 28
• Town Talk April 28: Quilts
• City manager honored; council backs marketplace project at Alpha Building
• Park officials seek bids for Empire Mine project
• Campaign for Tahoe Olympics: 'California needs strong statewide effort'
• Storms kill 64 around South, including 50 in Ala.
• Beason releases details of meeting with water regulators
• Calif. group now looking at Tahoe games
• Grass Valley, Union Hill school districts to end interdistrict transfers
• Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• TownTalk 4.27.11 (News & Notes)
• Woodcutting season set to start May 11
• Giant comeback: Former San Francisco pitcher shares story of perseverence
• Supes OK cyber protection funding
• Benefits of membership
• Police Blotter: April 27
• Nugget still in the news
• Towntalk, April 27: Goin' Bananas
• Tsi Akim center to open Saturday
• Man missing since Sunday
• Gloomy outlook fosters opportunity in Grass Valley
• Nevada County homeowners get help prepping for fire season
• Courthouse could stay on site if study gives green light
• County supes OK $75K in recreation funding
• 'Brazen' burglars yank door from shop
• Westminster Abbey gears up for royal wedding rehearsal
• NID officials working to avoid eminent domain process
• Ron Paul announces 2012 presidential intentions
• Work set for roundabout Thursday
• Dog parks rule: More info
• NCPD helps thwart early morning burglary
• Geologists to explore Washington land for gold
• TownTalk 4.26.11 (News & Notes)
• Bill increases fines for drivers' cell phone use
• 7 felony counts filed in animal cruelty case
• Auburn Wal-Mart opposition group to appeal decision
• Penn Valley beating: Tire iron attack suspects set for May 12 court date
• Auxiliary Member of the Year announced
• Police Blotter: April 26, 2011
• Grow locally, eat locally: Support county food economy, farmers say
• Alleged drunken driver arrested in drive-through
• Supes to meet at 9 a.m. today
• Nevada City Council: Hiring of new city manager possible this week
• No decision yet on pedestrian accident
• Funds established for paralyzed Smartville man
• Budget, bus station on tap for GV council
• Victim Witness funding increasing for 2011-12
• Dogs to run free this summer in Condon Park
• Treating fibromyalgia
• Growers Market opens this Saturday
• Dogs to run free at Condon Park
• Wal-Mart launches website in support of planned N. Auburn location
• Forecasters: Sunshine on the way
• Bills allow alternatives if state parks are shuttered
• The Alpha: Remembering a western county tradition
• Soroptimist International bestows annual honors
• Wedding: Matayoshi - Lincoln
• Marriage Licenses: April 25, 2011
• Laura Lavelle: Triumphant return from Odyssey
• Easter egg hunts: A hoppin' good time
• A sweet business
• Would-be family court reformers to rally Friday
• Community collaborative: Future of the Alpha Building
• Real women, real solutions
• Pet of the week: April 25, 2011
• Grass Valley author publishes first book
• Bear River Grad Night needs donors, volunteers
• Local woman's father wins recognition for mathematics
• Navigating the real estate market
• Records, CDs on sale
• Machen MacDonald: Choose your day to succeed
• Police Blotter: April 25, 2011
• Magic Man gives back through magician's guild
• Best Bets: April 23 and 24, 2011
• GVPD hire 'can't imagine doing anything else'
• Assessor Sue Horne agrees to pay decrease
• Vote goes against Hospitality House
• Building a farm
• Violent inmates man the fire lines
• Police Blotter: April 24, 2011
• 9,000 tulips in bloom garden open house
• Habitat devotes day to women
• Truckee seeks cheeseheads for Amgen
• Amendment would clear pesticide use
• Murder Mystery benefit at The Old 5 Mile
• Yoder released, charges may be pending
• Wright was pursuing medal before assault
• TownTalk 4.22.11 (News & Notes)
• PG&E exec. resigns in wake of San Bruno incident
• Details of beating recalled
• Roots in the promise
• Tahoe residents air concerns about proposed biomass plant
• Supes to assess requests for recreation funding
• Tahoe transportation district could disappear
• Family says potential paralysis for tree worker
• Wreck sends 2 Nevada City residents to hospital
• Sale to support relief efforts
• GreenSmart honored for green practices
• Earth Day: 1st and 2nd graders write about it
• Earth Day: Seeds for the future
• Nevada City planners: No decision on Mountain Stream Meditation
• Police Blotter: April 21
• Towntalk, April 22
• Ensign to resign
• 100 Years Ago from the pages of The Union - April 1911
• Effective Irrigation discussed at seminar
• Earth Day: Plant a seed for the future
• TownTalk 4.21.11 (News & Notes)
• Wreck victims ID'd as Nevada City man, 7-year-old daughter
• Mudslide rips away PG&E canal
• NCTPP town hall meeting on April 27
• Trust honors Bergen's conservation efforts
• $$$ diversion case against St. Germain dismissed
• Police Blotter: April 21
• Allen Ostrofe: Your child's financial future
• Ensemble Designs lands 2 top awards
• Council backs breakup of Tahoe land-use agency
• Investigation into Kangas' death ongoing
• Accusations of neglect lead to animals' removal
• Weapon found allegedly linked to murder attempt
• Cause of tow truck crash redacted from final report
• Ensemble Designs lands two top awards
• Owens on regional economy: It's a socks and underwear type of year
• Put those rocks back, please
• Celebrate families on April 30
• TownTalk 4.20.11 (News & Notes)
• Living room updated the easy way
• Sierra Gold Network merges with ERA Cornerstone
• Last 7 words of Jesus explored in presentation
• Money available from FEMA for tsunami
• Fire safe assistance for some citizens
• Apps on tap for Nevada City planners
• Rotary rolls in to food bank
• Police Blotter: April 20
• Towntalk April 20: Learning about newspapers
• Obama to be 1st head of state to tour Facebook HQ
• Landslide causes canal break in Placer County
• Yuba City woman shows off newly transplanted hand
• Amigos backs out on plans to feed homeless
• Neighborhood shaken: Residents think twice before answering knocks
• "Birther" bill vetoed
• Amigos & Co. reconsiders, won't feed homeless
• TownTalk 4.19.11 (News & Notes)
• Police Blotter: April 19, 2011
• Nev. black bear hunt opponents file appeal
• New Hospitality House location hits hurdle
• 27th annual Quilt Show: It's small world, after all
• Account set up to help support Staneart family
• CHP refuses to release cause of tow truck accident
• Spaghetti feed supports Nevada City Fire Department
• Morgan Ranch resident waiting for her cow to come home
• Gift of a lifetime
• Judge: County destroyed documents in AtPac suit
• Suspect nabbed after allegedly threatening hikers with AK-47
• GV woman remains hospitalized after jumping from moving vehicle
• Two in custody after Wildwood Ridge attack
• San Franciscans gather 105 years after Great Quake
• Forecasters call for mild, cloudy week
• UNR President Glick dies of stroke at 73
• TownTalk 4.18.11
• Loma Rica Ranch plans appear headed for approval
• Shoppers show cautious optimism at Home Show
• Weaver Auto owes big $$$ to county, state
• Bang bigger for locally spent buck
• Marc Cuniberti: Protect yourself against inflation
• Machen MacDonald: Procrastination breakthrough
• Hospice of the Foothills receives donation from GV Sears
• Police Blotter: April 19, 2011
• Logue: Calif needs a Lone Star state of mind on business
• Lunch program founder honored
• Turn in expired, unwanted medication
• Easter events include 49er adventure
• Portions of Weaver suit move forward
• Spirit of Africa alive in Nevada City
• On the job: Educating with puppets
• Shirl Mendonca: Lila Suggs passionate about creating
• BBQ Throwdown continues Sunday at Home Show
• Sunny weather to turn to rain
• Vegetarians need not apply
• Nevada County Library holds volunteers in high esteem
• 'Precious cargo'
• On paid leave: Nevada Union assistant principal admits mistake
• Meals will be available for homeless 7 days a week
• Big business at small-town libraries
• Police Blotter: April 16, 2011
• Fundraiser for hurt tow truck driver set
• Wal-Mart: We'll bring 300 jobs with North Auburn store
• State library funds more than $8,700 for local services
• Tax Day protest at B of A lot in Nevada City Monday
• Public meeting coming up on proposed Truckee-Tahoe trail
• Woman injured after jump from van
• Driver hits pole, knocks out electricity to 100-plus homes
• Empire Mine remediation project continues
• Manslaughter charges filed in assault case
• Homeless to be fed seven days a week in Nevada City
• Weaver Auto owes big $$$ to county, state
• Assault victim declared brain-dead
• Elks set for Ritual Competition
• Roadwork at Brunswick intersection Monday
• North San Juan, Higgins fire boards to meet
• Board OKs $50,000 for judge's legal defense
• Byrnes pleads no contest to abuse of child
• Lunch program expansion denied, location in Nevada City may change
• Man in critical condition after assault
• Police Blotter, April 15
• Nevada County residents support their libraries
• Best Bets: April 15, 2011
• DC holiday buys tax slackers three extra days
• Historic library shares digital-age resources
• Vendors get ready for opening day
• School district turmoil
• Library budget continues to shrink
• Check it out
• Man assaulted on Ballantree Lane
• Panel slashes fund for legislator vehicles
• Your water: On tap at Rough & Ready chamber meeting
• Former state senator urges high school board to reconsider transfer of principals
• PlacerArts goes Outside the Box
• Tickets on sale for Alasdair Fraser's SF Scottish Fiddlers Northern California "Spring Tour"
• Roadwork at Brunswick intersection Monday
• TownTalk 4.14.11
• Lunch program won't be extended
• Logue, Newsom contingent to meet with Texas Gov.
• Let's get together: Meatloaf meets frame syncs
• New Rollins powerhouse could bring in $1.7M yearly
• Higgins Diggins Lions to celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Police Blotter: April 14, 2011
• Grass Valley School District to host special meeting
• "Lunch at the Crossroads" volunteer to be honored Friday
• Supes appeal to Feds for fire prevention dollars
• Yoga for Japan
• Fournier takes reins at children services group
• Campaign designed for safer senior drivers
• Ban on new B&B's moves forward
• Accessible transportation project nationally recognized
• Storefront serves patrons of Penn Valley Library
• Bill would bar employers from firing medi-pot users
• PG&E reports 500-plus Highway 20 area outages
• PG&E reports 500-plus Highway 20 area outages
• Tax day events: Tea Party and 'Make Corporations Pay'
• Tax day events: Tea Party and 'Make Corporations Pay'
• Fournier named interim director of Sierra Nevada Children Services
• Fournier named interim director of Sierra Nevada Children Services
• Road work on Doris Drive, construction on Banner Mountain
• Road work on Doris Drive, construction on Banner Mountain
• No site commenting today
• No site commenting today
• Bill to remove Nevada from Lake Tahoe compact passes committee
• Assembly bill would set June presidential primary
• TownTalk 4.13.11 (News & Notes)
• NID ready for final FERC relicense paperwork
• Earth Day marked at BriarPatch Market
• Downtown GV Blue Moon store to close
• Police Blotter, April 12
• 'Pizza-palooza' supports local woman's kidney transplant
• Hospice of the Foothills gives kudos to community supporters
• Rockin' good time raises $28,000
• Suspected drunken driver had baby in car
• Discussion on impact of school consolidation set for today
• Parents to address board on principal swap
• Council to host meetings on PG&E-owned watersheds
• Bear River to host concert, spaghetti feed
• A dual-purpose branch: Bear River Library Station
• On the heels of success, movie man wants to take his films to the next level
• Boats, RVs and more at home show at the fairgrounds this weekend
• HS senior paralyzed after fall from tree
• Supervisors review drug and alcohol study
• Heroes at Grass Valley council meeting
• Heroes at Grass Valley council meeting
• TownTalk 4.12.11 (Board of Supervisors meeting)
• TownTalk 4.12.11 (Board of Supervisors meeting)
• Brown to sign into law most agressive energy rules in the country, critics see high costs
• Olmsted documentary screening set for Wednesday
• Hoyle recovering after tow truck accident
• Foley Library: It's all about the history
• GV man hurt in 30 ft fall
• Pertussis: No shot, no school
• Work continues on roads hit by mudslides
• Loma Rica Ranch workshop set for Wednesday
• NC Council to tackle B&Bs, courthouse
• NID closes canal, trail for maintenance
• School consolidation to be discussed today
• Police Blotter: April 12, 2011
• Wasley Memorial Easter Egg Hunt hosted by Elks Lodge
• Kick back and taste local wines at Wine Co.
• Romney in: Former Mass. Gov. takes steps toward White House run
• Officials issue voluntary evacuation of Serene Lakes neighborhood following weekend explosion
• Plans for Deer Creek, Gold Run schools consolidation to be discussed Tuesday
• Cascade Canal shutdown planned for this week
• Olmsted documentary premieres Wednesday
• TownTalk 4.11.11 (Daily live blog)
• Tradition meets the future at county library
• County in negotiations for Bear River Mill site
• Meet Your Merchant: Java Garden
• County video companies flaunt new products this week
• Meet Your Merchant: Java Garden
• Cost of driving zooming up
• Police Blotter: April 11, 2011
• eAhoy.com sets sail
• Machen MacDonald: 35 tired excuses
• Free child safety day event Saturday
• Eli Rush plans return to wildlife refuge
• Rough and Ready Fire board to discuss new station
• Official: County schools in 'deep, dark trouble'
• Laura Lavelle: Lion's Clubs host student speech competitions
• 12th annual Red Light Ball photos
• Heaven on Earth
• On the lighter side: Sleeping at the NASDAQ
• Police blotter: April 9, 2011
• Man pleads not guilty on drug, weapons charges
• Veterans aid group shows film on PTSD, calls for volunteers
• Driver in critical condition after allegedly causing wreck while drunk
• New gym opens at Chicago Park School
• Idaho-Maryland Mine Corp. makes deadline
• Victim aid to shift to DA's office, expand
• Community rallies to help injured tow truck driver
• South county chamber 'small, but mighty'
• Passport update
• Best bets: April 8, 2011
• CHP continues crackdown on distracted drivers
• Preventing tragedy
• Nevada City man pleads guilty to child porn
• Deal reached to avoid gov't shutdown
• Time's up: Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown
• TownTalk 4.8.11 (News & Notes)
• Police Blotter: April 8, 2011
• 'Inside Job' presented by Peace Center
• State Fair offers $20,000 in awards to artists
• Jazz Camp fundraising concert set
• Recycle for Hospitality House
• Best Bets: April 8, 2011
• Report: Use of opiates up, meth down
• Chamber of a different nature
• Sierra Foothills to build new CoRR building
• Is family court broken?
• Family court judge absent since beginning of March
• Rough and Ready man arrested twice in one day
• Penn Valley Chamber relies on volunteers
• 'Inside Job' screens Sunday
• Brown: Tsunami a disaster in California
• Logue, Newsom headed to the Lone Star State
• Banner pipeline installation to begin Monday
• Chain controls on Highway 20, I-80
• TownTalk 4.7.11 News & Notes
• 7.4 quake strikes off of Japan's coast, tsunami warning issued
• Fourth of six-part 'Tech Talk' set
• Teens arrested in golf cart case
• Snow, thunder possible with Thursday storm
• Winter Storms: Can you weather them?
• Driver remains in serious condition
• The great escape: Woman trapped in car as avalanche buries portion of Hwy 89
• Firefighters Association to host pancake breakfast
• Pedestrian accident investigation ongoing
• Red Light Ball coming up this weekend
• Double trouble: Man busted on drug, weapons charges - again
• Brown warns of soaring UC costs in all-cuts budget
• Nevada City Chamber heads in new direction
• Radiation from Japan worries residents
• Western Gateway Park clean-up rescheduled
• Sweet treats available at the chamber
• Eat pasta for firefighters
• Police Blotter: April 7, 2011
• Lights back on in Lake Vera Road area
• Tow truck flipped at Pasquale and Red Dog
• Opposition lawyer: appeal in Wal-Mart case expected in next week
• $72 million in I-80 improvements for Reno starting in May
• Calif. bill would collect taxes from online sales
• Lamphier to hold April 18 town hall meeting
• Officials continue to monitor propane gas leaks in Soda Springs
• TownTalk 4.5.11 News & Notes
• Police Blotter: April 5, 2011
• McClintock: Obama overstepped in Libya
• Details emerge in weekend assault
• Assault weapons, drugs lead to arrest
• Understanding autism
• Yuba City man dies after aircraft crash
• BLM Advisory Council to meet in Nevada City
• Marchers honor King, demand rights for workers
• Missing girl, 14, found in Marysville
• Chilly temps, trace snow in forecast this week
• Teenager vs. car accident still under review
• GV man arrested on drug and weapons charges
• Reminder: Nevada County property tax payments due April 11
• Noon rally today honors King and working people
• Snow possible Thursday
• Monster snowpack extends Sierra ski season
• Police Blotter: April 4, 2011
• Eat sushi, help Japan relief efforts
• Spaghetti dinner benefits special needs children
• APPLE seeks deal to stay in current location
• Snow creates hazardous conditions for Truckee area homeowners
• Shirl Mendonca: Easter Egg hunt, Pioneer Days coming up
• Pampering pets
• Local businesses set to open, relocate
• Woman booked for attempted murder
• On the Job: Focus on listening
• Machen MacDonald: Clueless or achiever?
• Marc Cuniberti: Hunt for financial guarantees with diligence
• Police seeking Nevada County man after alleged meth-related threats
• Bronx Zoo cobra redux?
• Cool week ahead
• Court to take up huge sex bias case vs. Wal-Mart
• Keglers' best-kept secret
• 5 questions with Lindsey Harter
• See Jane Do: Jean Shinoda Bolen
• Police Blotter: April 2, 2011
• Penn Valley Fire to discuss lease of rodeo grounds
• Facing an uncertain future
• Green building training prepared for future jobs
• Driver disputes accident claims
• NID hosts irrigation management seminars
• Auburn Wal-Mart could have negative impact locally
• Feds to shutter access to Boca Dam road as precaution
• Scientist: Recent storms consistent with warming planet
• Nevada Union freshman missing since Wednesday
• Rollover sends two women to hospital
• Distracted driving demo
• Town Talk, April 2
• GV sculptor's work at home in Sacramento park
• Officials warn consumers of contaminated sprouts
• Discussion on strokes set
• NU trio to perform with all-state choir
• Former aide says she saw trainer inject Bonds
• TownTalk 4.1.11
• Police Blotter: April 1, 2011
• Report honeybee swarms on hotline
• Slides slow traffic on a number of Nevada County roads
• Training group to file for bankruptcy
• Baseball's bonds
• Questions arise after vehicle hits NU student
• Walgreens work on hold again
• Events scheduled for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Crpe nights continue at the Foundry
• Magic show Friday and Saturday
• TownTalk 3.31.11
• Upcoming treks with the Land Trust set
• Outage outrage
• Mark Meckler on "Hardball" today
• Sunday book swap canceled
• Kaido sushi rolling for Japan
• Nevada City misses out on high-tech Internet
• Drought officially ends after snowy winter
• Teen hit by vehicle near Nevada Union
• Gill marks 10 years at Spring Hill Manor
• Nevada City chamber to conduct town hall
• Police Blotter: March 31, 2011
• Discount carpet store adds bling to mix
• New Alliance focuses on peer mentoring
• Allison Ranch Road slip slidin' away; detour in effect
• Free whooping cough vaccinations offered
• Nevada City works to recruit new city manager
• Respect our veterans
• Teen hit by vehicle after school
• Google: Ultra high-speed broadband coming to Kansas City, not Nevada City
• Ski with the CHP on April 16
• Nevada City Chamber to hold Town Hall meeting Thursday
• U.S. marks 30th anniversary of attempted Reagan assassination
• Nevada County state's 11th healthiest, report says
• House votes to end mortgage relief program
• SoCal schizophrenic who killed tourist ruled sane
• Post-tsunami, some Japanese shelter in nuke plant
• TownTalk 3.30.11 (News & Notes)
• Police Blotter: March 30, 2011
• Fire agency board meeting rescheduled
• Restoring the 'old way'
• Fair share
• Firm sells North Auburn retail site to Wal-Mart
• Grass Valley water meters will get smart, too
• Anaheim City Council approves funding for Kings
• Wal-Mart sex-bias case hits possible court block
• Former radio news director forms media consulting company
• Gov. Brown explains decision to halt budget negotiations
• Naturalist to be honored posthumously
• Bankruptcy woes continue to plague BonBon Salon owner
• Brown, GOP still far apart on Calif. budget deal
• Tit for tat leads to 911 call
• Brown expected to declare end to Calif. drought
• East Coast, China reporting radiation from Japan
• Volunteers sought for free back pain study
• Police blotter: Sunday, March 27
• Love and bonding: A survival imperative
• Grass Valley launches iPhone tourism app
• School consolidation discussion set for April 14
• Learn to fly - with help from local aviators
• TownTalk 3.29.11 (News & Notes)
• Rescue team finds snowboarder dead
• Snowy winter great for skiers, tricky for resort construction
• Transient accused of pulling knife in public restroom
• Nevada City man knows about no-fly zones
• City expected to appoint negotiator for GV labor talks
• Storm fatigue: Power-outage cycle drains on PG&E customers
• Code Pink protest at Beale AFB Tuesday
• Penn Valley Community Center activities lined up
• PG&E: 1,100 still without power in Nevada County
• Clearing skies, warmer week ahead
• TownTalk 3.28.11 (News & Notes)
• Different but all-natural fit: All kinds of beauty found at Freitas Studio Gallery
• Tsunami's ripples felt in business
• Douglas T. Summers: Long-term care and the costs associated with it
• Marc Cuniberti: Deflating the current meaning of inflation
• Machen MacDonald: Results vs. excuses
• A true helping hand
• Laura LaVelle: Sunny skies at LOP or April Fool's Day joke?
• Police Blotter, March 28
• Radio personality injured; family seeks aid
• Home prices keep plunging
• Could be a record breaker
• Holiday Lodge robbed
• Many remain without power in western county
• Magnitude-6.5 quake off Japan; tsunami alert issued
• Robbery at Holiday Lodge
• Songbird rehab needs volunteers
• Storm breaks -- for a bit
• Let freedom ring
• Neighborly spirit during storms (video)
• Police blotter: March 26, 2011
• Nevada City emergency warming center 'runs smoothly'
• Phew! Clear, warmer next week
• Center for the Arts grows revenue, nets profit
• Home invaders attack
• Teen inmate escapes from Sacramento-area prison
• Woman pistol-whipped in home invasion robbery
• Bear River athletics announce first Hall of Fame class
• Olmsted honored with lifetime achievement award
• TownTalk 3.25.11 (Storm watch)
• Snow day called in high school district
• Study: Tahoe's native fish species in decline
• Police Blotter: March 25, 2011
• Sammie's Friends offers incentives to spay or neuter
• No contest plea in opossum killing case
• Snowpack could lead to dangerous rivers in spring
• Nevada City: Warming center offered at Veterans Building
• Lease agreement reached with APPLE
• Snow more!
• Visit Nevada City - virtually
• Stuck in the snow? Come on inn
• Gov. Brown signs budget bills
• I-80 closed until morning
• Dogs welcome tonight at warming center
• Two school bus routes canceled
• Highway 20 closed: 'Zero visibility'
• Wild weather to continue a couple days
• Accused opossum killer pleads no contest
• Community diary: Burnal Equinox sizzles
• Substitute teaching: Only for the brave
• TownTalk 3.24.11 (Storm watch)
• Nevada City to provide emergency shelter for homeless
• More Western County Riser-Stumper Photos
• Police Blotter: March 24, 2011
• Housing program could be outsourced
• Out like a lamb? Don't bet on it
• NID: Increase seen for retiree payments
• Community foundation explored to grow county's nonprofit power
• NID recreation to expand under relicensing of water rights
• 'Excellent' rating for Grass Valley police
• County Red Cross chapter to recognize neighborhood heroes
• Truckee attorney appointed to court commissioner slot
• Homeless issue draws crowd at council meeting
• A handout or a hand up?
• Sierra College reschedules bidding conference
• Water board reviews relicensing process
• Nevada legislature suggests withdrawing from Tahoe regulatory agency
• Court: No gay marriages in CA during appeal
• Woman calls 911 to report being on drugs
• NU Unplugged (VIDEO)
• Forecaster: Rain today, potential for heavy snow at 2,500 feet tomorrow
• Grass Valley residents concerned about drug abuse
• Libya mission gaining, US to cede control
• TownTalk 3.23.11 (News & Notes)
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Japan disaster likely to be world's costliest
• Animal cruelty case in court Thursday
• Fire agency to discuss JPA agreement
• Nuke plants in Calif. face seismic hazards
• Water relicensing discussed at NID
• Pulling the perks?
• Suburban Propane open house in May
• Community voices concerns over courthouse location
• Supes OK Bost subdivision, recognize county employees
• Free meals, fowl up for discussion at City Council
• Aspiring shutterbugs, painters to auction work
• Police Blotter: March 23, 2011
• Nuke plants in California face seismic hazards
• Gold Run to consolidate with Deer Creek
• Gold Run School to close its doors
• Oakland man, 58, found dead at Sugar Bowl
• Boulder Bay delay: TRPA cancels Wednesday hearing on high-profile redevelopment
• Nuke plants in Calif. face seismic hazards
• Park Advocacy Day today in Sacramento
• Mediator sues Nevada County Family Court
• Public meeting on Nevada City Courthouse set for tonight
• Red Cross appeals for more help for Japan
• 32 hikers, campers rescued after California storm
• Japanese police say disaster death toll near 9,100
• US jet crashes into Libyan field, crowd gathers
• TownTalk 3.22.11 (Board of Supervisors)
• Ruth Unger
• Police Blotter: March 22
• United Way helps the people of Japan
• Meadow restoration presentation set
• Family, friends mourn mother, children killed in plane crash
• Grass Valley City Council considering fight for RDA
• Kayaker rescued at falls after hitting rock
• Final act of kindness: LOP man survived wreck, killed trying to help, family says
• Residents in the dark question PG&E response
• Supporting work of Divine Spark
• Boy in 'good condition' after traffic accident
• Pleasant Valley cell tower appeal pulled
• Man accused of kicking pregnant girlfriend
• Boy in 'good condition' after traffic mishap
• Truckee airport official and children dead after fiery plane crash
• Tsunami awareness week observed
• On YouTube: Gov. Brown appeals for tax vote
• Obama to visit Reno in April
• Penn Valley cell tower appeal withdrawn
• Peace rally gallery
• TownTalk 3.21.11 (News & Notes)
• It's not over yet: Storms expected to continue as snow wreaks havoc with mountain travel
• MeadowFarm Yarn a colorful community hub
• Machen MacDonald: Avoid tripping up on the triage
• Like family: Foxe: Tofanelli's co-workers quite a close-knit group
• Shirl Mendonca: Mark your calendars as spring is upon us
• Commercial may house boardwalk
• Police Blotter, March 21
• Saturday peace rally draws 100-plus
• I-80, Highway 20 closed, snow impacts visibility
• LOP man ID'd as Friday fatality on I-80
• 2010 census: Truckee's Latino population increased by 70 percent over decade
• Forecaster: Rain today, snow possible tonight down to 2,000 feet
• Arab League cries foul over air strikes, says civilians killed
• Strong medicine for the body and soul
• For the real truth, wait till the last class of the day
• PG&E: 3,400 in western Nevada County out of power
• US begins assault against Libyan air defenses
• Peace rally draws out opposition
• 'Big family' opens food pantry on the Ridge
• Pileup shuts down I-80, kills motorist
• Best Bets: March 19, 2011
• Local reps vote against state budget
• Highway 50 to close for two weeks in April
• Police Blotter: March 19, 2011
• Snow-prise
• Man, 23, arrested on suspicion of attempted murder at Lake Tahoe
• Senators call for look at reactor, earthquake safety
• Indian community to donate $1,000 to support Divine Spark
• Snowin' Home: Snow surprises western Nevada County
• Massive wreck shuts down I-80
• Obama warns Gaddafi U.S. will act to stop violence
• Japan lays power cable in race to stop radiation
• TEPCO connects line, can get power to Daiichi plant
• Peace Rally: Counter protest planned
• TownTalk 3.18.11 (Weather/Peace rally/NCAA)
• Lynnette's Bridal Boutique is up for sale
• Crazy Cow Yogurt moo-oves forward
• Cell coverage could improve with tower
• Planners see possible new direction
• Murder suspect Feiler in court
• Charles Woods
• Ruth Unger
• Police Blotter: March 18, 2011
• Harlan Cleaver
• Man-made geyser
• Best bets: March 18, 2011
• Common spark: 'Incubator' aids new businesses
• Remembering the 'magical' Teddy Kell
• Off-the-wall hideout
• Boxer: Can U.S. reactors withstand catastrophe?
• A potpourri of where are/were they photos
• Sierra Writers Young Writers' Contest deadline April 1
• Nevada Union FFA team wins field day
• Three Cups of Tea Art Auction fundraiser
• 'The Book Thief' written with unique perspective
• Fed says economic recovery on firmer footing
• Japanese choppers dump water on stricken reactor
• Top lawmaker protests 'whistle-blower' demotion
• TownTalk 3.17.11 (Share your thoughts on Saturday's Peace rally)
• Pine Tree Quilt Guild seeks entries for 'Springtime in the Pines'
• US nuclear plants located near geologic faults (VIDEO)
• Assembly committee passes measure to add protection from convicted felons
• Lodgepole pine disappearing from much of West, scientists say
• Luck won't save drunk drivers today
• Literature from the Sierra shared tonight
• Gas tax swap passes, $10M in Dorsey funding looks secure
• Collection agency owner to pay $1M in lawsuit
• Shake-up at the top at Nevada Union
• Anti-war activist to headline peace rally
• Northridge supports AnimalSave
• Native Sons honor railroad museum
• NU senior headed for West Point
• Police Blotter: March 17, 2011
• Constitution belongs to everyone
• America is not broke!
• Celebrate your freedom to resist - while you still have it!
• Gold nugget sells for $400,000
• Logue measure to protect counties from convicted felons passes Assembly committee
• Angle announces bid for NV Congress seat
• Mexico allows US drones to patrol its territory
• TownTalk 3.16.11 (News & Notes)
• A way with words
• Caldwell hosts workshops to help local businesses thrive
• The 5 deadly sins of Facebook
• Suicide prevention: 'They're not alone': Local groups offer hope
• Boardwalk project presentation at city planning meeting
• Love, trust - young woman blossoms
• Miners Foundry to take over hospitality academy
• Radiation fears rise
• Daffodil Run set for April 10
• Washington nugget hits auction block today
• Police Blotter: March 16, 2011
• Japan government losing public trust as nuclear crisis worsens
• Lower forecast rejected for state pension fund
• Legislature to vote on gov's budget plan
• Miners Foundry to take over Stonehouse Hospitality Academy
• Sierra red fox discovery delays plans for Sonora snowmobile crossing
• Breaking: Truckee teen found dead
• Friends don't let friends drive drunk
• Alaska Native wins Iditarod for 1st time since 1976
• Tsunami damage estimate for Calif. town rises
• Caltrans to close Highway 50 at Echo Summit for two weeks
• Prop. 8 backers say initiative powers are supreme
• Nevada County SAR seeks missing teen
• TownTalk 3.15.11 (News & Notes)
• Police Blotter: Feb. 15
• Dresses needed for 'Cinderella Project'
• Diaper Day coming up
• Health Net loses sensitive data for 2M people
• DeSena joins Big Brothers Big Sisters team
• Radio host featured at Republican women's group
• Nevada City filmmaker wins award, to appear on PBS
• Animal cruelty case continued
• NEO Fridays: Movie night at Blockbuster coming up
• Special report: Big California quake likely to devastate state
• County shows slowed growth, rising Hispanic population
• Loved ones located in Japan
• Japanese agency: Explosion heard at nuclear plant
• Tsunami causes $40 mill in damage in California
• "Book Thief" discussion Tuesday night
• Radio host featured at Republican women's group
• Morning wreck injures 1
• Emergency officials review Santa Cruz tsunami damage
• Opossum case back in court March 24
• Meltdown threat rises at Japanese nuclear plant (updated)
• Film by Nevada City man earns film award; PBS airtime this spring
• Computer mess puts Nevada County courts in lengthy limbo
• TownTalk 3.14.11 (News & Notes)
• 2nd explosion at stricken Japan nuclear plant
• Birding to the 'extreme'
• Redevelopment agencies under attack
• Police Blotter: March 14
• Marc Cuniberti: No happy ending to deep debt
• Machen MacDonald: Get your clients to the top floor
• Michael McDonnell: Purpose-driven investment portfolio management
• Bin there, done that: Waste Management worker makes up to 700 stops a day
• Meet your merchant: Blue Moon Apparel aims for quality merchandise, affordable price
• Courts in lengthy limbo
• Ski area parent company boosted by acquisition
• Women of Worth to give away '59 Nash Metro convertible
• Taking candy from strangers
• What's the buzz?
• Nevada City: The challenge of change
• Suspected truck thieves caught after foot chase
• Store manager seeks info on DVD theft
• Crab Cioppino Feed to benefit county fairgrounds foundation
• Cornish celebration today
• Job center transitions to new management
• Arrests in 2 cases involving knives
• Brown, Boxer issue statements on quake
• Locals fear for loved ones in Japan quake
• Police Blotter: March 11, 2011
• Local family awaits word from mother in Japan
• Crescent City's harbor hit hard by tsunami
• Truckee schools Trustee slams teacher's union, calls decisions 'morally repugnant'
• SoCal surfers wait for tsunami break
• Death toll starts to roll in from tsunami
• TownTalk 3.11.11 (Earthquake/Tsunami coverage)
• Tsunami center widens warning to include Hawaii
• Cancer fundraiser at Prospector's Nursery
• GV woman arrested on DUI, child endangerment charges
• Water vs. property rights
• Woman arrested after toddler found walking on Ridge Road
• School layoff notices coming
• Livingston, Feiler in court next week
• Real Estate agents urge easier short sales in ads
• County Dems issue message of support for Wisconsin workers
• Disaster plan, AOC discussed at Nevada City Council meeting
• Woman arrested after toddler found walking on Ridge Road
• First 5 director: As funds drop, needs rise
• Focus on Women panel slated for Sunday
• Common ground: Tourism leaders seek similar interests with marketing plan
• Police Blotter: March 11
• Food and wine tasting event planned for tonight
• Nevada County Consolidated Fire cancels board meeting
• Nevada County Fairgrounds Foundation to host Crab Cioppino Feed
• Security cameras spot TV chef's stolen Lamborghini
• King defends hearings amid sharp disagreements over focus
• Grass Valley man suspected of kicking SLT police officer
• Disaster plan, AOC discussed at Nevada City Council
• King: Rage and hysteria over hearings unwaranted
• Wisconsin union curbs head for final vote amid protests
• Trade gap wider as jobless claims rise
• TownTalk 3.10.11 (News & News)
• Nevada County arts recognized by lawmakers
• High school district to discuss teacher layoffs tonight
• District expected to OK pink slips
• Penn Valley man acquitted on drunken driving charges
• Council: Residents share concerns on B&Bs, homeless
• Protesters call for enviro review of water permit process
• Gas prices spike
• City transfers $5.25M to county transportation commission
• Victim of GV fire dies
• Police Blotter: March 10, 2011
• Nevada Irrigation District considers permits
• Nevada County Tea Party: If NPR says they don't need federal money, pull it (With interactive feature)
• "Old Explorers" is a winner!
• Ready Springs School consider cuts
• Vail Resorts to invest $30 million in upgrades this summer at Northstar-at-Tahoe
• Truckee/ Tahoe voters pass schools tax by slim margin
• GV fire victim dies
• Rep. Peter King: Hearing on Muslims in America will be fair
• Grass Valley transfers $5.2 million to NCTC for Dorsey
• State parks: Olmsted instrumental In creating three California parks
• NPR chief resigns amid controversy
• TownTalk 3.9.11 (News & Notes)
• Kell memorial March 20
• Police Blotter: March 9, 2011
• Forest Service, sheriff submit offroad grants for comment
• Parolee arrested after foot chase
• Quick reaction saves Eskaton resident from fire
• Alleged assailant tells victim to 'be cool'
• State's proposed grab of redevelopment $$ 'a travesty,' Swarthout says
• Naturalist, 'visionary' John Olmsted dies at 73
• NID petition riles environmental groups, state Fish and Game
• Sierra College construction project bears fruit
• AtPac lawsuit: The story so far
• Clerk-recorder legal expenses reach $350K
• Truckee council, redevelopment agency approve plan to earmark funding
• GV woman rescued from fire
• Board of Education to discuss interdistrict attendance
• Group presses for closure of Gold Run School
• Veterans stories collected for Library of Congress
• Account for Melton's children set up
• Supes approve additional $100K in defense of AtPac suit
• Eat pizza, help family
• Naturalist John Olmsted dies
• TownTalk 3.8.11 (News & Notes)
• Grass Valley to transfer redevelopment assets
• 'Transformational Speaking' lecture set for Wednesday
• Kell memorial today
• Police Blotter: March 8, 2011
• Talks on school layoffs, state budget tonight
• Gas tax, Dorsey funding to move to Senate, Assembly this week
• Nevada City police: Homeless treated 'very fairly'
• Nevada City Council to discuss disaster plan, B&B's
• 3 accidents send drivers to hospital
• Sierra Commons plans to keep its doors open
• Mine death: Questions arise after called-off search
• NCPD: 'We don't take personal property, period.'
• Nevada Sec. of State launches Reid investigation
• 'Legalize it,' say ferret owners
• Town Talk 3.7.11 (News & Notes)
• Its name is 'Sugar Loaf' - no guessing required
• Readers' Corner: March 7, 2011
• Meet your merchant: Variety defines shop
• Sustainability near reality for county's Habitat
• Police Blotter: March 7
• On the job: Manicurist and cosmetologist works hard to get it right
• Sheltering lids, skirts, knives and horses - in the blotter
• Penn Valley Community Center events set
• Wreck on Brunswick traps one
• Rain? Snow?
• John Olmsted's son honors father with film
• Best bets: March 5, 2011
• Police blotter: March 5, 2011
• Courthouse enviro report readied
• PG&E response riles some residents
• Mideast delegate: 'We refuse to be enemies'
• County CEO: Storm to cost county $55,000
• Chicken ordinance heads to Nevada City Council
• Community book swap celebrates 2nd anniversary
• Remembering William Kelly
• Hartley on Middle East: 'We refuse to be enemies'
• HR1: McClintock's statement
• Calif. unemployment rate dips in January
• Nevada City Schools to consider layoff notices
• Another winter storm on the way to the Sierra Nevada
• Disaster plan, bed-and-breakfasts set for Nevada City Council
• Up to a decade in prison possible for convicted pot grower
• TownTalk 3.4.11 (News & Notes)
• Woman pleads guilty to stabbing death
• Cohousing presentation approaches
• Cleanup begins: Trees felled along Empire Street as part of remediation project
• Driver in rollover out of hospital
• Montana man caught hauling pot
• County slashes 32 positions so far this year
• Child abuse in past of women who killed herself
• Skin care seminar at Mimi's Salon
• Climate program sees opportunities for area communities
• Cleanup begins: Trees felled along Empire Street as part of remediation project
• Police Blotter: March 4
• County man finds geocache: Look for the accordion player at activities this weekend
• Chickens clucking to City Council
• Sirhan Sirhan denied parole for 14th time
• Shooting victim believed to be skinhead leader
• Gingrich announces he's exploring 2012 presidential bid
• Crabtree earns Conservation Award from Resource Conservation District
• Nevada County Supervisors agenda for Tuesday, 3/8
• CA, NV senators propose extension of Tahoe restoration bill
• TownTalk 3.3.11 (News & Notes)
• County eliminated 32 jobs so far in 2011, $1.4 million in savings
• Details released on $100K dam study
• Female suspect allegedly dealing meth near school
• Stakeholders must find long-term $$ for new tourism website
• Police Blotter: March 3, 2011
• The Friendship Club helps girls make healthy choices
• House budget could slice volunteer $$$
• Grass Valley woman kills self at City Hall
• McClintock makes opening statement at Water and Power subcommittee hearing
• Elderly woman pleads guilty in Tahoe stabbing death
• Winning? Sheen gains Twitter followers, loses kids
• McClintock hopes to 'restore abundance'
• Scotch broom: A botanical menace
• NEO Fridays: Contest at Port of Subs
• Mardi Gras window decorating contest winners announced
• Snow tit-for-tat prompts 911 call
• Student files lawsuit over FBI's GPS tracking
• Paradigm shift: Women leading the planet, tonight
• Apparent suicide at Grass Valley City Hall
• Apparent suicide at Grass Valley City Hall
• Move county office to Gold Run, activist says
• TownTalk - 3.2.11 (Bear River Lady Bruin semifinal updates)
• Water in Calif. snowpack remains above average
• Stocks mixed as oil climbs, job report surprises
• Police: Alcohol may be factor in head-on crash
• Camptonville woman hurt in Highway 49 rollover
• Faith builds a dream
• Second fatality raises concerns
• Police blotter: March 2, 2011
• Moving day
• New bank focus of sustainability team workshop
• Nevada County fire board to host planning workshop
• County education offices looking to grow
• Backyard chickens on NC Planning Commission agenda
• Change brewing off Freeman Lane
• Latest storm expected to bring high winds
• Layoff figures coming this week
• Economic analysis: Ben Bernanke's plan worked ... what happens now?
• Camptonville woman injured in highway rollover
• Government shutdown averted as House votes $4B cuts
• Starbucks remodeling Arby's in Grass Valley
• Chihuahua adoptions set for Saturday
• Officials ID man found dead at Northstar following snowboarding accident
• Nevada's prostitutes step out in defiance of Reid's comments
• Forest Service announces changes for Lake Tahoe leadership
• TownTalk 3.1.11
• Nevada County tourism site to launch today
• PV fire board to discuss improving facilities
• Stun gun threat leads to arrest
• Fleeing man lands in jail
• Police Blotter, March 1
• NID crews keep water flowing in freezing canals
• Pharmacy employee helps nab burglary suspect
• Tree destroys home, barely misses sleeping children
• Grim news in storm's wake
• Warning issued before crash at county airport
• Relay for Life meeting tonight
• Draft report issued on suction dredge permit program
• Man, 30, died in Sunday snowboard accident at Northstar
• Rain expected by Wednesday, chance of more snow
• Judge nixes release of documents in Dugard case
• Power still out for about 5,000 Nevada County homes
• NID crews clear snow from canals
• Meetings on suction dredge permitting to be held
• TownTalk 2.28.11 - tracking the lingering effects of major snowstorm
• On the job: They keep going ... to keep you going
• Machen MacDonald: One hurdle can hold you back
• Marc Cuniberti: Some slick ideas for dealing with oil
• Laura LaVelle: Higgins Marketplace developer hopeful of moving forward
• Community steps up to help homeless
• Police Blotter: Feb. 28
• No homicide charges will be brought against Marquard
• County digs out from storm
• Meet your merchant: Sierra Performance owner keeps focus on one automotive arena
• County digs out from storm
• See Jane Do: Molly Hardesty-Moore
• A marriage made in heaven
• Grass Valley recreation basketball games canceled
• Storm KOs County
• Droves show up to support, oppose Homewood development
• Armed robbers hit Greenhorn home
• Police blotter: Feb. 26, 2011
• Crime stats provide 'snapshot' of incidents
• Government budget cuts pose threat to recovery
• 2 feet of snow at Tahoe ski resorts
• Avalanche shuts down I-80 at Donner Summit
• 5 quick steps to weather the cold
• Greenhorn residents robbed at gunpoint
• A foot of snow in Grass Valley
• TownTalk - (STORM COVERAGE) 2.25.11
• NID watershed snowpack at 118 percent of average
• Cottage Hill student vies for state horesman's title
• Truckee's 'Mousehole' gets initial environmental nod from Caltrans
• Best bets: Feb. 25, 2011
• Pedestrian hit on Brunswick
• Amputee makes quick climb to top of snowboarding ranks
• Shoppers stock up as storm hits area
• Jobs program shuts down NC operations
• Police Blotter: Feb. 25
• Bracing for a winter blast
• Pedestrian hit on Brunswick
• Space shuttle Discovery launches on final voyage
• Homeless shelter to move to Methodist church in Grass Valley
• Murphy Street work postponed
• Jobs program shuts down Nevada County ops
• Toyota recalls 2.17 million vehicles in the U.S.
• Blind sea lion may soon have new home
• TownTalk - (Live storm coverage) 2.24.11
• NWS: Storm system to move in later today
• Grass Valley School District to finish early today ahead of storm
• Safeway returns to 4th-quarter profit
• Storm expected to pack a punch
• Busting ghosts
• Logue introduces law enforcement funding
• Supes to hear cell tower appeal In March
• Nevada City has until March 1 to provide policing info
• Grass Valley to study electronic parking system for downtown
• Police Blotter: Feb. 24, 2011
• Cyber style: WebPrincess gets clients online for less
• ADA lawsuit shuts down Donner Lake diner
• New B&Bs banned in draft ordinance
• Loma Rica enviro review OK, project moves forward
• Higher oil prices would hamper global economy
• Amgen: Help wanted
• Grass Valley to study electronic parking system downtown
• County tourism: New logo unveiled, website ready soon
• Ex-supe's emergency access plan OK'd
• Soldier wants to wage peace
• Federal gov't drops defense of anti-gay marriage law
• TownTalk - 2.23.11
• ADA suit shuts down Donner Lake diner
• Police Blotter: Feb. 23, 2011
• Entrepreneur shows how to find, grow, retain customers
• Enviro groups diverge as Homewood hearing looms
• Census: Near-record level of US counties dying
• Details still murky in alleged samurai sword stabbing
• Another storm headed this way
• Assault victim dies, suspect rebooked
• Firehouse renovation begins to take shape
• Marketing firm unveils county logo, website
• Assault victim dies, suspect rebooked on homicide charges
• Details murky in samurai sword stabbing
• Calif. parish prays for yachters slain by pirates
• TownTalk - 2.22.11
• Gadhafi vows to fight on, die a martyr
• Nevada County People: Mary Davidson
• Marketing firm to unveil county logo, website
• As lights return, another storm brews
• Horizon West-Grass Valley receives high rating
• City Hall closures, B&B talk on tap in Nevada City
• School district prepares budget presentations
• Artist, teacher, Altar Show founder Teddy Kell dies at 82
• Police Blotter: Feb. 22, 2011
• Gadhafi's hold on Libya weakens in protest wave
• Clinton: Gadhafi much stop bloodshed
• PG&E: Lights on for remaining outages late tonight
• City Hall closures, B&Bs on tap for Nevada City Council
• Artist, teacher, Altar Show founder Teddy Kell dies at 82
• Sierra avalanche danger up in wake of storms
• TownTalk - 2.21.11
• Libya: Protesters, security clash in capital
• All eyes on the groomed
• Machen MacDonald: Five keys to running a successful business
• National recognition for Public Health Dept.
• PG&E working to restore power from storm
• Police Blotter, Feb. 21
• Loma Rica Ranch plan up for review this week
• North Star House earns recognition on National Register
• Company finds good in tough times
• PG&E: 1,140 customers in Nevada County still without power
• Sun early this week, chance of snow later
• Snowboarder missing on Mt. Shasta
• Pushing the artistic boundaries
• Police Blotter: Feb. 19
• Parking management system in work for GV
• Permit policy geared to save time, money
• Avalanche danger big after storms
• NC couple arrested in string of vehicle burglaries
• Sow and grow: Pair to share art of seed saving at annual benefit
• Court prepares response to audit order
• PG&E: 5K-plus in county without power
• Republicans challenging unions in state capitols
• House votes to curb regulators, cut spending
• Wis. gov calls on Dems who fled state to return
• Woman desperate for entertainment
• PG&E- About 5k in Nevada County out of power
• Nevada City to consider closing City Hall on Fridays
• SF accuses shops of selling illegal drug pipes
• Outage update
• Weather Service: Expect snow early, rain this afternoon in Grass Valley
• TownTalk - 2.18.11 - LIVE coverage
• Supes to hear land-use items
• Explore policing issues, Nevada City resident demands
• Obama talks jobs with Jobs, other tech leaders
• Another snow day for area schools
• Police Blotter: Feb. 18, 2011
• PV man arrested on DUI, resisting arrest charges
• Wilcoxes to speak out on gun violence
• Sammie's Friends to host adopt-a-thon
• Cohousing workshop set
• Petition demands police talks in Nevada City
• Fire on Old Pond Road a false alarm
• PV man booked on DUI, resisting arrest charges
• County health department to host free Pertussis vaccination clinic
• Nevada County's North Star House admitted to the National Register of Historic Places
• Volunteers needed for 2011 Amgen Tour of California
• Grass Valley dog among best in show
• Sierra College's Grass Valley campus closed today
• TownTalk - Live Storm Coverage - 2.17.11
• Nevada County Board of Supervisors Tuesday, Feb. 22 agenda
• Unemployment benefits jump to 410,000
• Winter storm warning in effect through tomorrow; school closures
• Snow day for area schools
• Speakers scheduled for local online marketing group
• Allen Ostrofe: Why women should be the superior investors
• Police Blotter: Feb. 17, 2011
• Man accused of bringing gun to work acquitted
• Historical Society event rescheduled
• Following map controversy, documents free - for now
• Grass Valley gateway exhibit takes shape
• Nevada County People: Perry to retire after 22 years with Hooper & Weaver
• Suspect pleads not guilty in case of beaten senior
• Be prepared for snow today - possibly up to 4 inches
• Hit-run driver kills woman
• Brains over brawn: Students seeks ways to overcome bullying
• Gypsy music, dance at the Copper Top
• NU students craft, dance "Choreography Showcase"
• I-80 stopped at Colfax due to accident
• Judge considers east Oakland gang injunction
• NWS Forecaster: Expect snow tonight, Thursday
• CHP on the lookout for driver after fatal hit-and-run accident Tuesday night
• Chain update
• PG&E reports small outage
• Winter storm warning extended through today
• No Amgen for Armstrong: 7-time Tour de France champ announces retirement, again
• Tips for starting a small business
• On the job: Foothill Tax Service and owner celebrate two decades in business
• Finances on agenda for Higgins fire board
• Red Cross looking for a few good volunteers
• Police Blotter: Feb. 16, 2011
• Man suspected of beating senior citizen back in court
• Neighbors, friends reach out to family after devastating fire
• Annual Red Light Ball to benefit law enforcement, fire agencies
• 3 strikes for Truckee DUI offender
• Teachers prepare for layoff notices
• Report: Glenbrook development would create more traffic, pollution
• AP Exclusive: Cuts jeopardize Calif. meetings law
• Winter weather watch issued for foothills
• Clerk-Recorder maps free on an interim basis
• Couple found shot to death in SUV in Turlock
• Trickey family will rebuild after fire, mom says
• Foothill Tax Service celebrates 20 years
• Nevada bill would take away mining condemnation power
• Feiler arraigned, back in court tomorrow
• Support for gas tax extension deepens
• Oh, what a beautiful evening: Quiz night raises $8,000
• Conflict resolution panel slated for Sunday
• Beason to host town hall meeting in Chicago Park
• Town hall meeting to discuss rail options
• 'Shining beacon of hope': Regime change in Egypt makes Jan. 25 a holiday for local family
• Police Blotter, Feb. 15
• Alta Sierra man still critical following attack
• Rain likely, snow possible this week
• 'Never give up': Agent Orange linked to Grass Valley vet's death
• Santa Clara County halts raids of pot dispensaries
• Transportation Commission director writes in favor of gas tax extension to fund Dorsey
• New owner at Dorado Chocolates
• Boreal closing down early today due to weather
• Controlled burn near White Cloud Monday
• Getting along: Conflict resolution panel on Sunday
• Boxer: Republican budget cuts 'extreme'
• Beason to host town hall meeting
• Forest Service being sued over logging support in Tahoe basin
• Rain now, snow later this week
• Calif wants to stop phones used by likes of Manson
• Valentine kissing contest lasts 33-plus hours
• Police Blotter: Feb. 14, 2011
• Season for Peace: Teen dating violence discussed this week
• 3 women honored in Italy for letters to Juliet
• Keep on truckin': North Star Trucking owner says 'every day is a challenge'
• Cindy's Career Corner: How to wow prospective employers at interviews
• Money Matters: Know why, when to hold on to investments
• Machen MacDonald: Breaking through
• Beauty and function: Gallery includes 'art for the people'
• In Carpenter family, love and weddings go hand in glove
• Liz Taylor remains hospitalized for heart failure
• 2 fires strike houses
• Outpouring of love marks Rogers memorial ride
• Man 'sees' his family through security monitor
• Coming up this week
• One man in hospital, family left homeless
• Dogsledding teaches life's lessons
• Police blotter: Feb. 12, 2011
• Area artist under arrest
• Audit ordered in response to court mediator's claims
• NC mayor: Look at outsourcing for police
• 'Beacon of learning': 'Ramshackle house' becomes new library
• Friendship Club honors volunteer of the year at 'Power of 100'
• Rogers Memorial Ride in Nevada City today
• Heartfire Studio to host grand opening celebration today
• Alta Sierra man identified as victim in alleged Thursday attack
• Starting a small business? Go to class
• Turning Point timed to grow
• McClintock: Look at federal regulations
• Grass Valley man charged with attempted murder
• Egypt celebrates: Mubarak out
• Jim Rogers Memorial Ride set for Saturday
• Egypt army backs Mubarak; protesters march
• Dorsey, roads hinge on gas tax extension
• County offices to look into restricting website information
• Police blotter: Feb. 11, 2011
• Road work begins for Walgreens store
• Nevada County People: Airman First class Starkey praised for 'outstanding performance'
• Gardening 101
• Rebounding salmon runs spark fisheries
• B of A volunteers get behind Habitat
• Loitering liability
• Japanese students to visit Nevada Union
• Future of the forests: What do you want?
• Salmon and fisheries meeting ahead
• Defiant Mubarak not resigning, delegating "some" powers
• Road work commences for Walgreens store
• Mubarak 'likely' to resign in state TV appearance
• Iowa lawmaker faces ethics review over Calif. pot prescription
• Police blotter: Feb. 10, 2011
• Nevada City snowboarder captures 3 gold medals - VIDEO
• Mr. Rooter makes list
• Valentine's Day celebration
• BriarPatch sponsors local farmers at EcoFarm conference
• 211 turns one on 2/11
• Idea from coast blossoms in Nevada City
• County, District reach agreement on health service
• Big plans around Tahoe
• NC Council brings B&B ordinance back to the table
• Amgen 2011: Tour to pass through Grass Valley, Nevada City
• Site of cellular tower opposed
• Contractors get chance at $9M Center for Hope project
• Mardi Gras prepares to return to Nevada City
• Knife-throwing suspect arrested
• Martinson makes Eagle Scout
• Support volleyball with e-waste drive
• Brown stops sale of state property
• UC to cut Cal baseball? Decision expected Thursday
• Hudson pilot sues over Calif. real estate deal
• Tour of CA to race through Nevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready and Penn Valley (COURSE VIDEOS)
• Councilman: Bell city officials 'highly paid puppets'
• Egyptian opposition defiant over VP's warning
• Police blotter: Feb. 9, 2011
• 'A Stitch of Hope'
• Nevada County couple's Facebook photo flap
• NC Council to consider new B&B ordinance
• County animal shelter overrun with canines
• Newly constructed buildings now open on college campus
• Board to discuss former NCE site
• Chamber awards banquet draws big crowd
• GV goes its own way on tourism promotion
• Supes agree to Clerk-Recorder's map plan - for now
• Tahoe Biltmore project scaled down
• 2011 Tour of California route announced Wednesday
• Wreck adds to traffic woes on Highway 49
• Supes OK Deputy DA, public defender's wage freeze
• Indiana to look at marijuana legalization
• Couple counseled over Facebook feud
• Business breakfast Wednesday in south county
• Nevada City Planning Commission cancels meeting
• Traffic control in Grass Valley Wednesday
• Nevada City schools to discuss former NCE site
• Fairgrounds' CEO to lead trade association
• Nevada City to consider new bed-and-breakfast ordinance
• Truckee reclaims $2.28 million in redevelopment funds in fear of state raid
• Wounds remain fresh 1 month after Tucson shooting
• AP analysis: Foreclosures raise US economic stress
• Egypt: Mubarak forms reform committees
• Police Blotter: Feb. 8, 2011
• Opportunities for new development studied in Glenbrook Basin
• Sierra College continues search for new president
• Supes, developers disagree with clerk-recorder's map plan
• Nevada County People: U.S. Department of Interior honors NU grad
• GV man Tased after allegedly pulling knife on deputies
• Animal activist: 'No safe haven for abusers'
• No more excuses: Ironworks Athletic Club offers 24/7 opportunity to get fit
• A concrete 'feat': Cancer center 'bunker' fundraising, construction moving ahead
• Man rescued after motorhome falls on him
• 2 men busted for suspected abduction
• High winds, little rain in store this week
• GV man rescued after motorhome falls on him
• LOP woman launches book on style Wednesday
• Work to close Church street this week
• Derby demons pack punch
• Supes agenda reveals split between electeds on map issue
• State: No cause for alarm over Donner Lake fish study
• Egyptian government makes new promises of reform
• Republicans out front of Obama on regulations
• AOL buying Huffington Post for $315M
• Stocks point to higher open with earnings reports
• Money Matters: Deciphering Bureau of Labor unemployment statistics
• Combie grocer focuses on customer service
• Combie grocer focuses on customer service
• Think: Serving local needs locally
• $122K spent in treasurer-tax collector runoff
• Garbage rate hike goes to Grass Valley Tuesday
• Yacht club at Scott's Flat Lake seeks agreement renewal
• Leadership workshop in June
• The Union's Fair guide wins 1st-place award
• Tuning in with SoundCheck Music
• Police blotter: Feb. 7, 2011
• 2 arrested in fatal Ohio fraternity house shooting
• Roadside welfare check lands 2 men in lockup
• Agencies getting tough with ship ballast dumping
• A simple plan: Tuesday night dinners
• Police blotter: Feb. 5, 2011
• Ruling: Opossum killing no felony
• GV man indicted for distributing child porn
• Concussions in sports
• CHP cracks down on drivers using cell phones
• Chipping service receives funds for tow vehicle
• Man accused of trying to rob woman of pizza
• County lawyers agree to 2-year wage freeze
• Housing bonds, census info in Haffey's Friday memo
• Deputy DA's, Public Defenders agree to wage concessions
• Alleged opossum killer to stand trial on misdemeanor charge
• Janitor charged with murder in principal shooting
• Yacht club agreement at Scott's Flat Lake
• Garbage rate hike goes to Grass Valley Tuesday
• CHP to conduct zero tolerance day for cell phone use
• GV man indicted for distributing child porn
• Egypt protesters throng square after violence
• Energy and Climate workshop set for June
• 3 San Francisco fires in an hour believed arson
• 2 young orphaned bears returned to wild in Sierra
• Police blotter: Feb. 4, 2011
• Binding generations
• NSJ couple arrested in Montana with 25 pounds of pot
• McClintock to tighten budget purse strings
• Black bear hunt
• New prosecutors settle in at district attorney's office
• Opossum case back in court
• Workshop for small businesses set for Monday
• GV HD switchers to tackle big game
• Nevada County gears up for Super Sunday
• 'Zumbathon' to help family with health care costs
• County attorneys agree to wage freeze
• Large crowd remembers Grass Valley businessman
• Judge: Ex-con competent for trial in Dugard kidnap
• Second cell phone found on Charles Manson
• Amgen officials: Armstrong not committed to 2011 race
• Supervisors agenda for Tuesday
• Pakistani judge orders American held 8 more days
• Claremont Hotel files for bankruptcy
• Egypt army moves to stop assault on protesters
• Police Blotter, Feb. 3
• PV hardware store remains closed
• Free Valentine's topiary class Saturday at Grass Valley Florist
• Business referral group to host mixer
• Quite a feet: Mini pedicures now offered at Nevada City's Polished
• NatGeo's 'Monster Fish' host to speak at college
• School says 'cheers' to new fundraiser
• Inmate gone all night after using day pass
• Former Cairo resident: 'It's getting super bloody'
• Parents, educators make case for new charter school
• Home prices linger low
• Firehouse in sight: Ground breaks at Rough and Ready fire station site
• Heavy gunfire rings out in Cairo protest square
• Elementary school principal killed in Placerville
• Day pass turns into all-night absence
• Lawmaker wants to bar firings for medical MJ use
• Feds: Limits set on rocket fuel in water
• LA serial killer charged with 4 new murders
• Congestion pricing proposed for 2 Bay area bridges
• Free Valentine's topiary class Saturday at Grass Valley Florist
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Business referral group to host mixer Thursday
• McClintock to address ERC Thursday
• Santa Ana winds raking SoCal
• Pro- and anti-government supporters clash in Cairo
• El Dorado Savings reports no foreclosures
• New venture eyes people's need to escape
• Police Blotter: Feb. 2
• Roundabout shortcut, Banner Mountain road work
• DVSAC to host talks on teen dating violence
• County lawmakers disagree with Brown's take on taxes
• Grass Valley natives in Cairo: 'We are not the target'
• Parks await closure notices
• 20-year sentence for 'patch pirate'
• Reno-Tahoe Olympics bid talk set for Friday
• Architect hired for study of courthouse site
• New sign, remodeling in Nevada City
• NID's Nelson to head regional water group
• Driver charged after Highway 20 wreck
• Brian Hamilton: 'Dads, daughters support fight against domestic violence'
• Architect hired for study of Nevada City courthouse site
• New business, remodeling in Nevada City
• Nevada City Chamber town hall to discuss rail connection
• Egypt's Mubarak says won't run for new term
• Logue reps in town Thursday
• Logue responds to State of State address
• San Francisco to consider ban on Yellow Pages
• Jordan's king fires Cabinet amid protests
• Massive crowds across Egypt demand Mubarak ouster
• LaMalfa comments on Gov. Brown's State of the State
• Police blotter: Feb. 1, 2011
• NC Chamber elects officers, honors community
• Get sneak peek of county VTour site
• SNMH contributes over $9M through community benefit programs
• Brown urges lawmakers to allow special election
• Sandy Gold wins fair artwork design contest
• Pair arrested in Grass Valley
• GV resident pleads not guilty to diverting funds
• Increased patrols slated for after Super Bowl
• GPS system leads trio astray
• No cold feet in these snowshoes
• Former Grass Valley couple amid chaos in Cairo
• Nevada City gains title to Sugarloaf
• Fla. judge strikes down health overhaul
• Get sneak peek of county VTour Thursday
• Lake Tahoe weather: From December to remember to January to forget
• SNMH contributes more than $9 million through community benefit programs
• 5-Oscar winner, composer John Barry, dies at 77
• State TV: Egypt president announces new government
• Cairo airport a scene of chaos as foreigners flee
• Police blotter: Jan. 31, 2011
• Where old treasures become new again
• Jimboy's founder dies at 95
• Input sought on proposed GV charter high school
• Historic preservation guidelines now available
• Art, prayer blend at Buddhist ceremony
• Fire captain to be recognized for heroism
• Profiling Nevada County
• Machen MacDonald: Name your game
• Lawmaker wants to bar firings for medical pot use
• Make over your new year with a new you
• Civilians watch over neighborhoods in Egypt chaos
• Brown orders deeps cuts to state's vehicle fleet
• U.S. Embassy recommends Americans leave Egypt
• Rain to last through today, chains on highway 20, I-80
• A passion for MMA
• Ike's Quarter celebrates a tenth (of a century)
• Remembering Jim Rogers
• Neighbors uncomfortable with proposed rehab center
• County employees receive layoff notices
• GV Police detail outsourcing costs
• NC treasurer resigns after council cans police outsourcing talks
• NC contracts administration work for complicated grant
• Police blotter: Jan. 29, 2011
• The week in Congress: McClintock, Boxer introduce bills
• County employees receive layoff notices
• Amid massive protests, Egypt leader fires Cabinet
• NC treasurer resigns after council cans police outsourcing talks
• Choking victim fakes out attacker to escape
• AP: Most capital punishment states have run out of key injection drug, or will soon
• Forecast: Rain to return by Sunday
• Man pleads to SoCal sex assaults on disabled
• Egyptian military deploys in Cairo under curfew
• Congress this week: A look at Nevada County's congressional leaders
• Golden Gate Bridge toll booths shutting down
• Police blotter: Jan. 28, 2011
• Armed robber hits Auburn gas station
• Out with the old: Rugged new fire engine delivered to Nevada City Fire Department
• Local man earns nod from Wild & Scenic film fest
• Tibetan Sand Mandala to be released into Wolf Creek
• Sutton Way construction starts today
• Public hearing on new charter high school in Grass Valley
• Sierra snowpack, water 126 percent of average
• Video at heart of case against alleged opossum killer
• Safety first: Firearms training for women, by women
• Connecting with Nevada County's homeless
• New ERC chief: Focus on high-tech
• Armed robber hits Auburn gas station
• Amgen Tour of California: Truckee/Tahoe officials prep to showcase region
• Mo' snow: Watershed at 126 percent of average
• Poll: Calif. voters support more taxes for schools
• Lake Tahoe property owner hit with $120k fine for illegal construction
• Road work on Sutton Way
• McClintock in Grass Valley next week
• AP source: CA serial killer indicted in NY murders
• Poll: Calif. voters support more taxes for schools
• NTSB chair blasts PG&E record-keeping blunders
• Foreclosure activity up across most US metro areas
• Small business fair offered Feb. 10 in Nevada City
• Bomb strikes funeral as blasts kill 40 in Baghdad
• Poll: Calif. voters support more taxes for schools
• Volz gets state recognition as 'Green Station'
• Bear River Pasta Co. opens in Grass Valley
• Police Blotter: Jan. 26
• NID board limits contract changes
• Dreamin' of the ring: NU alumnus off to Dallas
• County gives all-clear for Dorsey Drive interchange
• Brown's return inspires photographer to re-publish book that survived blaze
• Studies judge dredge
• Child support services praised
• Grass Valley Police begin online reporting
• Scammers try tech support ploy on computer-savvy residents
• Nevada City nixes talks on outsourcing police services
• Boxer, McClintock differ on speech
• Wild & Scenic honors winners of Nevada City's 2011 film festival
• Donner Summit project could affect NID water, advocate says
• Boxer: Obama's speech "visionary"
• Transportation commission gives Grass Valley the go-ahead on Dorsey
• McClintock responds to State of the Union address
• McClintock: State of the Union missed the point
• Cisco to buy Pari Networks for undisclosed sum
• Dow Jones industrial average rises above 12,000
• Report: Gold dredging can stir up mercury-laden sediment in South Yuba
• Officials: Lumberjack statue not allowed
• For Ostrom, trade show a big draw
• GV couple sentenced to two years in prison
• State of the Union Interactive Transcript : President Obama's 2011 speech
• Fostering goodwill: Groups seek temporary homes for dogs and cats as shelters fill up
• Burglaries lead to LOP man's arrest
• Police Blotter: Jan. 26
• Chickens can come home to roost
• Supes accept $374K in concessions from management
• Campus not for sale, but could be up for rent soon
• Supes, developers voice opposition to map removal
• World records ... and Grammy-winning sounds
• Shooting suspect in custody
• Statue of lumberjack is one business sign too many, officials say
• Studies show suction dredging causes higher amounts of mercury contamination
• City, transportation commission to discuss Dorsey
• Store suffers from whiskey runs
• Video highlights from Sustainable Local Food and Farm Conference
• Supes OK salary freeze, praise mgt. group
• LOP man arrested in burglaries
• GV couple sentenced to two years for tax evasion and bankruptcy fraud
• State controller to review 18 redevelopment agencies
• Laser pointed at San Jose plane, suspect arrested
• State of the Union: It's the economy, again
• Police blotter: Jan. 25, 2011
• Parenting children with mental health issues
• GV motorist allegedly involved in hit-and-run
• NC man killed in Bay Area wreck
• National bullying expert at NU today
• Spiritual support at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital
• Hospital volunteers add value
• 7-11 Committee presents final report to the board
• Union: County not digging deep enough
• Grass Valley pair arrested in Lee Vining on drug charges
• Controller to audit agencies
• A child advocate: Youngster comes to Grass Valley to teach healthy habits
• Woman, 22, dies in weekend snowboarding accident at Tahoe
• Soda pot
• Pipeline testing this week on Banner Cascade project
• Boxer to introduce concealed firearms bill
• County to drop prices for recorded maps
• 7-11 Committee presents final report to Nevada City school board Tuesday
• Report shows safety measures vary at Calif. ski resorts
• It's going be a bright, bright, bright sun shiny day ... and week
• U.S. Marshal, two police officers shot in Florida
• Suspect pleads not guilty in deadly Ariz. shooting
• Report: Explosion kills 31 at Moscow airport
• Google awards $100 million to outgoing CEO
• Police blotter: Jan. 24, 2011
• Got (raw) milk?
• Quality service under the hood at Ray's Radiator
• 'Impressive energy' at farm conference
• Machen P. MacDonald: The glass is always full
• Store owners and lifelong bargain hunters see consignment as 'win-win situation'
• Nevada City considers contracting out police services
• Shirl Mendonca: How now, blue cow?
• Know your nonprofit: How does your garden grow?
• Unemployment rate drops in county, state numbers rise
• Workshops scheduled for small business owners
• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne dies at 96
• Volz Bros. featured in trade magazine
• "Body parts" to "clean Nevada City"
• Got (raw) milk? Light poured on underground topic
• Finding just the right words
• Police blotter: Jan. 22, 2011
• Million-dollar bonus day at Telestream after big profits
• Lumberjack statue outside of GV restaurant?
• DA files charges in felony fraud case
• Foreclosure frustration
• County managers offer up $374K in wage freezes
• Obama goal: 'Putting the economy into overdrive'
• Small-business groups praise assemblyman for work
• Nevada City School board discusses NCE use Tuesday
• Moser named chief of economic council
• Nevada City considers contracting police services to GVPD, Sheriff
• New leader announced for ERC
• Weekend weather: Nothing but sun
• Calif. unemployment rises slightly to 12.5 percent
• Calif. almond harvest expected to set records
• Police blotter: Jan. 21, 2011
• Sherwood Forest celebrates 50 years
• Charles Woods dies at 79
• Young MacDonneil got a farm - and a new life
• Trustee rushed to hospital amid budget presentation
• Decade of decadence for Blondies
• Fundraiser set for NSJ student with leukemia
• Truckee schools face cuts of $1.3 million
• Hospital foundation honors volunteers
• Lumberjack statue outside of GV restaurant?
• McClintock rails against water policy
• Sex: Talk about it
• Little Players offers summertime program
• Waldorf assoc. taps Yuba school director
• Charles Woods, influential Nevada City resident, dies at 79
• Truckee opts for wait-and-see approach on redevelopment raid warnings
• Judy Wilson honored by Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Foundation
• Sustainable Local Food and Farm Conference: Rooting out the source of our food
• Creek cleanup delay to cost state park up to $500K
• Analysis: Dorsey - 'Now is the time to go after it'
• High schools brace for cuts
• Truckee redevelopment $$ debate: Wait and see
• Police celebrate million-dollar volunteers
• Calif. handgun ammo rules thrown out
• Police Blotter: Jan. 20, 2011
• Lake Tahoe's Cal Neva casino to reopen
• House Votes to repeal year-old health care law
• Where's the beef?
• Nevada City Elementary 7/11 committee posts revised report
• Sun, sun, sun in the forecast
• Appeals court can't rule on Prop. 8 before Calif. high court
• Spring Hill Manor earns four stars
• Readers' Corner: Jan. 19
• Police Blotter: Jan. 19
• NU grads to sign copies of police blotter book
• After delays, hangar builders take advantage of clear skies
• Cuts that sting: Poor, sick, young, old to bear brunt of budget blows
• Rep. McClintock: Obamacare's promises were false
• Sargent Shriver, 1st Peace Corps head and Maria's dad, dies at 95
• 2 wounded at LA school when gun in backpack fires
• Tension equals strength, durability
• Study: Many students not learning much in college
• CA schools get a C, rank 30 on national education report card
• Calif. city considers posting DUI mugshots on Facebook page
• County talks to focus on budget deficit
• Driver in solo crash suspected of DUI
• GV Charter to propose high school program
• Police blotter: Jan. 18. 2011
• Leadership changes for Grass Valley, formerly "The Group"
• Plans under way for Truckee-Tahoe trail
• Truck burglars allegedly caught in the act by owner
• GV council moves to protect RDA funds, Dorsey Drive
• Soft opening for Nevada City Marketplace
• The power of support
• Hospital provides base for support networks
• Grass Valley to Gov. Brown: Hands off our RDA dollars
• Differences aside: Week of Prayer for Christian Unity kicks off
• Nevada City marks Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday
• Soft opening for Nevada City Marketplace, an "eco convenience store"
• Brown taps deep political skills to sell budget
• New executive team for Grass Valley, formerly 'The Group'
• Sunny, warm week ahead
• 10 steps to healing racism and prejudice
• Furniture and fun finds
• GV man reflects on growing up in a racist family
• Furniture and fun finds
• On the job: Nevada County lawyer Nancy Christie
• Marc Cuniberti - Core Price Index: How it affects you, your SS checks
• Police blotter: Jan. 17, 2011
• NC Fairgrounds gets top honors from fair association
• Fire board to approve contract with chief
• Valuable tax credit may be overlooked by some who qualify
• Celebrating 'A Season for Peace and Nonviolence'
• Witness to history: PV man part of King's march to Montgomery
• Two wrecks tie up traffic
• Film fest draws sellout crowds
• Services to vets in NC may be reduced
• Accidents block Highways 49, 174
• Elliott looks back at 'crazy time'
• Police blotter: Jan., 15, 2011
• Forcible rape suspect sentenced to probation
• Supes to host budget and planning workshop next week
• Gourmet soups seek unique pottery
• NC water bills will remain bimonthly
• Father-son team suspected in Dobbins pot heist
• Suspected drunken driver leads officers on chase
• Four arrested on drug charges in Grass Valley
• High school students invited to digital storytelling groups
• Nevada County employee unions say no to wage freeze
• Renovated Palace of Fine Arts reopens in San Fran
• Windswept wonder: MacKerricher State Park in winter
• UC sees record number of undergraduate applications
• Supes hold two-day budget and planning workshop next week
• Driver's prediction comes partially true
• Led by jumps in gas prices, consumer price index up
• 7/11 committee sets priorities on how to use vacant NCE campus
• Police blotter: Jan. 14, 2011
• Cafe Sierra celebrates first year
• NID to contract construction inspection
• E-waste collection at Lyman Gilmore Saturday
• No plea yet for alleged opossum killer
• Filmmaker returns to premiere BP oil spill documentary
• Nevada City to host adult soapbox derby
• Dead transient was a 'gentle soul' who loved to read - and drink
• Body found near Boreal, no ID yet, sheriff says
• Search and Rescue receives donation of defibrillator
• Dead body found near Soda Springs
• In wake of AZ tragedy, calls for gun law changes meet silence
• Bethel AME choir returns for King Day
• Nevada City Elementary 7/11 committee meets tonight
• Minor finds out two wrongs don't make a right
• Students explore writing styles at county tournament
• Good news coming from Congresswoman's bedside
• Public trail through Martis Valley would connect Truckee airport, Northstar
• High Court turns away appeal from Calif. "birther"
• Art exhibits jibe with film fest
• Police Blotter, Jan. 13
• Request to depose dead man 'raises questions,' lawyer says
• Residents revisit decision to close elementary school
• Colleges, veterans ready to fight cuts
• Nevada City Council drops B&B ordinance
• Protesters climb trees to save Calif. oak grove
• Henderson Street in Grass Valley closed Friday
• Brown, Aguilar tabbed for GV Planning Commission
• Charitable impulse falls flat
• Poll: Obama, GOP improve their standing after pre-Christmas compromises
• Dialing back: Brown targets cell phones
• Rain possible tomorrow before clearing for the weekend
• Consignment shop opens on Nevada City corner
• Police Blotter, Jan. 11
• Man found dead off Nevada City Hwy
• Water billing plan could cost too much
• Lamphier makes selections for commissions
• Proposed state budget cuts expected to limit local services
• Condos at HEW one step closer to reality
• Supervisor nixes science lecture series item from board agenda
• NC's frequent water bill plan could cost too much
• Lamphier announces appointments
• Lamphier makes county committee appointments
• B&B ordinance hearing set for Wednesday
• Coroner: Autopsy showed Michael Jackson death a homicide
• Gov. Jerry Brown's budget plan at a glance
• Verizon to start selling iPhone on Feb. 10
• New leadership on Board of Supes
• 'Band of Brothers' leader Dick Winters dies at 92
• Supes to look at new road projects today
• Police blotter: Jan. 11, 2011
• GV zeroes in on Dorsey interchange
• Remembrance on Behavioral Health shooting anniversary
• 'No place is immune'
• 'So much joy"
• Jim Mills: Ordinary man, 'extraordinary' ministry
• As Southern Sudan goes to polls, Truckee PD keeps watch
• Courthouse at campus 'like a giant on a teacup'
• Public hearing: Closing NCE was 'a mistake,' building courthouse there 'preposterous'
• Grass Valley may adopt economic development strategy
• Fantastic Finds consignment shop opens in downtown NC
• Brown seeks 5-year extension of California taxes
• Obama leads moment of silence after Arizona shooting
• Brown's tight spending plan to be released today
• Maidu tribe to host Wild and Scenic films
• Meeting schedules
• New businesses, new model emerge from Sierra Commons
• Victims, families: Lives changed forever
• What is Laura's Law?
• Laura's Law ten years later: Progress slow, effects dramatic
• Creativity, community spirit thrive at This N That
• Borman recognized as Realtor of the Year
• Police blotter: Jan. 10, 2011
• Music in the Mountains community raises $600K
• Machen MacDonald: Tolerations take a toll
• New estate tax law begins this year
• GVPD investigates pellet gun incidents
• Man remains in critical condition
• Rough and Ready Fire board to discuss loan and rental
• Shirl Mendonca: Annual Penn Valley Town Hall meeting to be held on Jan. 18
• Tahoe/Truckee prepping 2012 AMGEN bid
• McClintock calls for review of U.S. Forest Service policies
• Surgeons say Giffords showing positive signs
• Fog rising from the valley, wet weather possible early in the week
• Second suspect sought in Giffords shooting
• Borman named Realtor of the year in Nevada County
• See Jane Do: Renee Wilson
• For Neff family, recession meant leaving GV dream
• Home Free: Homeless shelter guests create house band
• Police blotter: Jan. 8, 2011
• Alleghany man injured in Hwy. 49 wreck
• For Neff family, recession meant leaving GV dream
• Proposed California wastewater regulations spur opposition
• HEW building to become condo development?
• Sierra splendor: Cool, clear weekend ahead
• Grass Valley to decide on medipot shops
• ERC targets Chico businessman to run organization
• Truckee nanny arrested for child endangerment, theft
• Highway 49 clear after wreck stalls traffic
• Man takes multi-tasking too far
• UC mistakenly sends disqualification letters
• Penn Valley hardware closed temporarily, officials say
• Learn QuickBooks with Penny Lane
• Police blotter: Jan. 7, 2011
• Deputies to pass on raises, save county nearly $750,000
• Public hearing on uses for Nevada City Elementary set
• Sierra Fund board member, John Laird, appointed to California Resources Agency
• Hospitality House permanent shelter moves forward
• Felony conference for alleged opossum killer set
• Road work planned for long delayed Walgreens project
• NC residents to rally for single-payer health care
• Mail theft investigation leads to drug arrests
• New Realtors association leader sees brighter future
• Wild and scenic: Film festival draws major filmmakers, sponsorship
• Pentagon plans to shrink Army, Marines
• Public hearing on uses for NCE set for Monday
• Laird, Sierra Fund board member, appointed to CA Resources Agency
• Penn Valley True Value closed temporarily
• Longtime CA Supreme Court Justice to step down
• Salary concessions on agenda for first Supes meeting in '11
• Students have their day in court
• Wet fall, winter snows good for Sierra snowpack
• Police blotter: Jan. 6, 2011
• Long-awaited family
• County officials keep eye on gov's budget proposal
• Art, wine team up for 2nd Saturdays
• Dogs urgently in need of foster families
• Ski report: Jan. 6, 2011
• Nothing to crow about
• Nevada City hosts forum on rural economic development
• Roosters Need a Home
• Boxer sworn in for fourth term
• Penn Valley Chamber to host Town Hall meeting Jan. 18
• PG&E to ignore Marin County moratorium on SmartMeters
• Hospitality House, partners gear up to count homeless
• Two Mega Millions winners split $380M
• Logue reps in GV area Thursday
• Grass Valley men face burglary, ammunition charges
• 120 days in jail for solicitor of panty pictures
• Connect with ailing naturalist online
• AP: Gaines takes state senate seat
• Couple first in line to tie the knot in 2011
• Brown: Calif. needs wholesale restructuring
• Police Blotter: Jan. 5, 2011
• Nevada City budget: Brighter hopes for new year
• Driver in Highway 49 fatality sentenced to 3 years' probation
• Calling on Lady Luck?
• Golden opportunity: Washington whopper headed for auction
• Nevada City: Pink Lily women's clothing shop to close
• Nevada City's Mardi Gras Parade calls for entries
• Connect with ailing naturalist online
• Washington gold nugget goes to auction
• Brown discusses shifting more state programs to county, city governments
• Obama to sign bill to improve nation's food safety
• Three stabbed at South Tahoe New Year's celebration
• Equity firm completes purchase of Grass Valley Group
• Voting today for District 1 Senate seat
• Sisters Consignment makes heroic gesture
• Chickens on the docket in Nevada City
• Clear days, chilly nights for Grass Valley this week
• Police Blotter: Jan. 4, 2011
• Solo-car wreck injures 2 men
• Brown pledges honest, painful budget
• Magazine editor: 'Nevada County Meltdown,' community spirit an inspiration for all Americans
• Solo accident blocks traffic off Brunswick
• County officials sworn in Monday
• Angry Grandma prompts 911 call
• Jerry Brown returns to lead a troubled California
• Low snow closes Grapevine, snarls traffic on I-5
• Clear, cold week coming up in Grass Valley
• Deal's done: Grass Valley Group sold
• Western Nevada County's first baby of 2011
• 'Standard of wealth'
• Police Blotter: Jan. 3, 2010
• McClintock appointed as chair of Water and Power Subcommittee
• Wildlife rehab group needs votes to win grant
• LOP woman places 3rd in hula competition
• Laure Lavelle: Looking for a job? Start where it counts
• Readers' Corner: Taking the icy plunge
• East meets west in Nevada City massage studio
• Marc Cuniberti: Following the $600 billion money trail
• Machen MacDonald: Time for a tune-up
• Learn to manage your money more effectively
• Know your nonprofit: CATS offers invitation to join royalty
• Early rains push reservoirs to 120 percent of average
• League of Women Voters host county budget forum
• The dog doctor is in
• Local Realtor dies at 51
• Police blotter: Jan. 1, 2010
• 'Lunatic farmer' to preach the word at sustainable food conference
• $2,000 reward offered in Yuba County assault case
• County nets $34M in property taxes - but revenue declining
• The Union's Top 10 stories of 2010
• TIMELINES: Jerry Brown's 1978 visit to Nevada City
• High school district board approves Cartan as interim supe
• Go ahead, have a seat! Furniture store reopens in Seven Hills District
• Missing Tahoe snowboarder found dead
• Jewelry reported stolen from assisted living facility residents
• Forecast: Freezing nights to continue
• 2010: A Disastrous Year
• Police blotter: Dec. 31, 2010
• County native makes Popular Mechanics' cover
• Technicolor to issue shares to pay back debt
• Uncork the magic
• Going bald for a bigger cause
• 8 arrests in Squirrel Creek-area drug bust
• NU grads compile funniest blotter items in new book
• Highlights from the 2010 Police Blotters
• Christmas trees used for quail habitat
• Tobacco regulations being followed in GV
• $2000 reward for suspect in alleged assault of stranded motorist
• Suckle on this
• Celebrating faraway lands and people
• Offices, banks closed for New Year holiday
• IHOP the restaurant drops trademark suit against IHOP church
• Missing snowboarder found dead
• Brrr! Freezing temps expected to continue
• Police blotter: Dec. 30, 2010
• LOP man starts 120-day sentence for sexual assault
• Yuba Co. Sheriff seeks man in alleged assault case
• NID officials: Water rates to continue to rise
• Former GV camp employee dies in gun accident
• Grass Valley native link to area's mining history
• Hospital to become smoke-free New Year's Day
• Tobacco regulations being followed in Grass Valley
• Authorities seek man who picked up, assaulted stranded woman
• Scorned wife calls 911
• Top Univ of Calif execs seek big pension boost
• As new year approaches, Tahoe ski resorts are reveling
• Possible snow showers in GV today, as new snow piles up in Tahoe
• Snowboarder reported missing at Lake Tahoe resort
• Board to vote on contract for interim high school supe
• Business owner 'more cynical' after copper theft
• As new year approaches, Lake Tahoe ski resorts are reveling
• Newly-elected officials to be sworn in next week
• PV man anxious to re-enlist after repeal of bill
• Auburn man arrested for alleged welfare fraud
• YubaTube founder applies 50 years of broadcast skills
• Police blotter: Dec. 29, 2010
• Lamp Doctor lights up Sutton Way
• Collision on Highway 20 no longer blocking traffic
• The Union's "Best of Nevada County"
• Denser-than-normal Calif. snowpack drives out drought fears
• Man reports 'city-ites'
• Colfax's "Patriot Pilot" defends posting airport security videos on YouTube
• Board to vote on contract for interim high school supe
• U.S. police fatalities jump 37 percent in 2010
• GVTV NEWS is here
• Grandma's alterations benefit youngsters
• Snowmobilers saved on Christmas
• New fee on delinquent taxpayers effective Jan. 1
• Police Blotter: Dec. 28, 2010
• Shops to close storefronts, focus on web customers
• Record rain? Hardly
• Nation's holiday spending may exceed 2007's record numbers
• Five frugal party tips
• Country Collectibles calling it quits
• To perpetuate success, celebrate your wins
• From South Korea to South Auburn Street
• New fee on delinquent taxpayers effective Jan. 1
• Newly-elected officials to be sworn in next week
• GV gift shop Jordanwood plans to close storefront
• Sacramento police dogs have new job as calendar models
• Training offered for English tutors in January
• Police Blotter: Dec. 27, 2010
• For a selection that speaks volumes: Trade, buy or sell at Carol's Recycled Paperbacks
• County finances: New year, new ways to close cash gap
• Snow possible mid-week
• Homer Wills' art gallery, performance venue built with community in mind
• See Jane Do: Cheryl Wicks
• Local residents bring Christmas cheer to others
• Divine Spark hosts holiday meals in NC
• A wedding in 5 days
• Carbon monoxide incidents prompt warnings from officials
• GV budget: Looking ahead to the new year
• Police Blotter: Dec. 25, 2010
• Hetty's Haven celebrates its first Christmas
• Wine and toys - a successful pairing
• Need a little help surviving the holiday season?
• Getting a chance
• Southern California starts cleaning up mud, water after storms
• Dinners offered Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
• Police blotter: Dec. 24, 2010
• Holiday weekend ski report
• Nevada black bear hunt
• Church delivers community Christmas baskets
• GV man attempts carjacking, nabbed with stolen $18K
• Hospitality House decision questioned
• Vintage bird flies into town
• Sugar and Oats Day Spa offers a chance to get away without going far
• Retired judge offers to help mediate Spirit Center dispute
• Boxer becomes co-chair of Senate Afterschool Caucus
• Petition starts locally to repeal sprinkler law
• Vets honored by friends of military
• Dinners offered Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
• Bret Harte residents celebrate Christmas
• Holiday closures coming up
• Woman injured during vehicle repossession
• Judge to tour Calif.'s new death chamber
• Jim Mills, Campus Life youth ministry director for three decades, passes away
• New GOP wave to enact pro-business agenda in some states
• Hargesheimer dead at 94
• Boxer becomes co-chair of bipartisan Senate Afterschool Caucus
• Police blotter: Dec. 23, 2010
• District recoups some losses in unsuccessful superintendent search
• Politician: Reno/Tahoe region must be prepared to submit 2022 Olympic bid
• Grinch-like vandals hit LOP homes
• Local residents celebrate signing of new 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
• More documents filed in AtPac case
• Supervisor uses new and old ideas to manage Tahoe National Forest
• A Heavenly new era: Resort's Tamarack Lodge open ahead of schedule
• Bed-and-breakfast inn hosts final guests
• McClintock appointed to budget, natural resources committees
• Lighten up this Christmastime
• Toys for Tots giveaway brightens children's day
• Facebook photo fiasco to cost taxpayers $500K
• High school district recoups some losses in unsuccessful supe search
• Boxer speaks out on repealing 'Don't ask, don't tell'
• 'Some girls' make off with man's cash
• Navy: Facebook post costs taxpayers $.5 million (video)
• Rolling in dough at Cedar Ridge bakery
• Senate passes aid package for 9/11 responders
• 11-year-old dies playing choking game
• Five Tahoe/Truckee resorts have deepest base depths in the world
• McClintock appointed to House Budget and Natural Resources committees
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• 'No' to medical marijuana dispensaries in Grass Valley
• New home for homeless shelter
• Hill collapses, slides onto So. Cal. highway
• Police blotter: Dec. 22, 2010
• Storm triggers high flows in the Yuba: VIDEO
• Drunken driving expected to 'pick up' over holidays
• Downtown Nevada City open tonight
• Mail pickup Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve
• 'Cheer'-ful Barbour delivers joy to the homebound
• 'Mob' of carolers prompt mall evacuation
• 4 years and stretching at the Pilates Place
• Historic Sargent House back on the market
• Code enforcement closes 30-year case
• GV commission says no medi-pot dispensaries
• Committee drafts "short list" of ways to use NC Elementary
• New low-cost mammography center to host open house
• Politician: Reno/Tahoe region must be prepared to submit 2022 Olympic bid
• Holiday season helpers
• Sites to fit your style, needs
• 60 percent chance of rain tonight, 90 percent chance Wednesday
• McClintock: Dems are "partying like irresponsible teenagers"
• Mob of carolers strains Roseville Galleria floor, prompts evacuation
• US teen birth rate at all-time low, economy cited
• Census to show slow growth in U.S.
• Police Blotter: Dec. 21, 2010
• Committee to set priority list of uses for vacant Nevada City Elementary
• Hospital yuletide: Stockings, beanies for patients this week
• County ordered to pay $20K as AtPac suit continues
• Powerful storm keeps pounding California; more rain on way
• Spirit Empowerment Center executive director suspended
• Renewable wind farm power coming to Truckee
• Facebook causes family rift
• Truckee signs on to wind farm deal
• North Korea steps down from threat to attack South
• Committee to set priority list of uses for vacant Nevada City Elementary
• Don't ask, don't tell repealed, but restrictions remain
• Rain expected off and on before Christmas
• Wet weather causes few problems
• Postal Service ready for busiest day
• Lake of the Pines: Put gas in the car and check the snowman sweater
• Students forego show, give Santa a hand instead
• Regional jobs agency recognized federally
• Man killed in single car accident
• Meet your merchant: Gold in the veins
• Meet your merchant: Gold in the veins
• Hailstorm warning issued
• NC man killed in solo crash
• Nevada County's Saint Nick
• The Union Mobile App
• Pot shops on the agenda in Grass Valley
• County's unemployment rate rises to 11.7 percent
• Police blotter: Dec. 18, 2010
• Best bets: Dec. 18, 2010
• Forecasters: Complex storms dumping rain, snow
• Convicted pedophile pleads no contest to failing to register
• Difficult travel conditions expected on Donner Summit
• Spirit board refuses rebel request for 'conciliation'
• Students celebrate Donation Day despite wet weather (video)
• Obama to sign tax cut bill soon
• Nevada County's unemployment rate rises to 11.7 percent
• California jobless rate holds steady at 12.4 percent
• Delays expected on Highway 49
• Ambulance responds to wreck on 20
• Storm making for hazardous high country travel
• State regulators OK major emissions rules
• Best bets: Dec. 17, 2010
• Craigslist ad leads to man's arrest on drug charges
• Teen pleads no contest to rape charge
• Police department still understaffed, but growing
• 19th annual Caring and Sharing a success
• Open spaces: Are they open to all?
• Sugarloaf, Hirschman's Pond part of NC's greenbelt vision
• 'Sierra checkerboard' threatens species continuity
• Police blotter: Dec. 17, 2010
• Come wine, come all
• Take a drive, see the Christmas lights
• Logue named vice chair of Health Committee in state legislature
• Winter storm to wallop Sierra Nevada
• Nevada County author to retell ancient Chinese stories
• Hospitality House benefit Saturday at Miners Foundry
• Head-on wreck on 174 causes injuries
• Gifts for hundreds
• Tax package heads toward high-stakes vote in House
• Logue named vice chair of Health Committee
• McClintock debates tax relief bill, plans to vote yes
• Enjoying the gifts of giving at Hennessy School
• Craigslist ad leads to man's arrest on drug charges
• Winter storm to wallop the Sierra Nevada this weekend
• NASA to aid in Calif. wildfire monitoring
• 19th annual Caring and Sharing a success
• Two hospitalized after head-on wreck on 174
• Wildlife commission official defends bear hunting decision
• Cold hands, warm heart
• NASA collaborates with Calfire to fight fires
• Traffic delays on NID pipeline project
• Police blotter: Dec. 16, 2010
• Keep the holidays safe
• ID of fatal shooting victim released
• Excessive 911 calls land LWW woman in jail
• Alleged opossum killer back in court
• New Sierra College president expected by spring
• Tailgating leads to road rage near Alta Sierra
• Heauser to lead school board, despite call for resignation
• Board tentatively selects interim superintendent
• Sargent House back on the market
• State Senator LaMalfa launches "There Ought Not To Be A Law" contest
• House to vote on tax cuts Thursday
• Stalled truck delaying traffic at 20 near Dorsey
• Google says it needs more time to decide winner of Google Fiber
• Gov't sues BP, others for Gulf spill
• Traffic delays in Grass Valley Wednesday
• Peardale-Chicago Park Fire board to discuss new engine purchase
• Panel to vote on protected area off of Calif. coast
• Police blotter: Dec. 15, 2010
• Nevada County Consolidated Fire board to fill one vacancy
• New timeline for Martis Dam project
• 'Get low and go'
• Shop green this holiday season
• CEO: Supervisors OK salary freeze, more may come
• Former bank officer pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Construction industry tightens belt for winter
• Long-term care insurance: It's now or never
• Less is more: Nevada City yoga studio reaches for 'Full Life'
• 'Bigs Make A Difference' campaign a success
• Council OK's Berriman Ranch development
• Courthouse site debate
• Traffic slow at 49 and La Barr Meadows Rd.
• Former Citizens Bank loan officer pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Poll: Most want easier way to fire bad teachers
• Alpha Building project has nearly 30 potential tenants
• Everybody was kung-fu fighting
• Supes OK Sheriff officers pay cut
• Logue named Republican Whip
• Police Blotter, Dec. 14
• Schools take look at midyear financial reports this week
• Smarter Broadband project to break ground in late 2011
• Roses for Rose: Organ donor memorialized in Pasadena parade
• Big legal setback for Obama's health care overhaul
• 'Short list' of courthouse sites to be revealed
• Phony officers allegedly rob home
• Berriman Ranch, new council members, mayor on Grass Valley agenda Tuesday
• U.S. diplomat Richard Holbrooke dead following surgery
• Toys for Tots drive coming up short
• Guns, swords stolen in home invasion robbery
• Successful Toy Run tarnished with helmetless riders, candy throwing
• Schools take look at major, mid-year financial reports this week
• Federal judge strikes down Obama healthcare law
• Nevada City glassmakers' job beads the rest
• Eagle worries stymie Calif. wind farms
• Man shoots, kills alleged attacker
• Mine plan pushes forward
• Meet your merchant: P. Pants Cloth Diapers/ Penny Lane Children's Store
• Virtual meeting place: Voice your opinion at county site
• Police Blotter
• Lunch at the Crossroads set for Friday
• Health care proponents to meet up for January rally
• Spirit of giving: Businesses sponsor gift drive
• KVMR staff and volunteers recognized
• Cubs find refuge at Reno's Animal Ark
• GVPD expands 'successful' drug collection program
• Offering relief to the needy for 127 years
• Thousands take to streets for Toy Run
• New council members, new mayor and new development all on Grass Valley agenda Tuesday
• Nevada County man allegedly shot and killed attacker on Friday
• 'A crime against humanity'
• Police blotter: Dec. 11, 2010
• 'Save the Window' sale
• Switchback postpones website presentation
• McClintock rep in town next week
• Logue co-authors felon-release notice bill
• Firefighters respond to blaze at Penn Valley home
• Third arrest in 3 days for 911-dialer
• Beale Air Force personnel receive Cornish welcome
• John Spencer surveys political career in retrospect
• Terry Lamphier: Studying up
• 'Mayhem' and frozen funds at Spirit Center
• Adult in forcible rape case accepts plea agreement
• Christmas Faire: Big numbers at food drive
• Friendly media competition benefits Salvation Army
• Del Oro mural to be dedicated Dec. 18
• Jury convicts Smart kidnapper, rejects insanity
• See Jeff Ackerman dressed as an elf
• Sacramento police block streets in search of gunman
• Calif. cowboy lassoes escaped reindeer
• Thunderbirds coming to Beale in the spring
• Police Blotter: Dec. 10, 2010
• Argument over front seat ends in alleged stabbing
• NU student arrested in alleged hot spinach attack
• Educators: Higher dropout totals reflect change in state tracking procedures
• Scott Thomsen sworn in as Superior Court judge
• 'Layers of complexity' draw Thomsen to family law
• Wolf Mountain donates $1,120 to hospital foundation
• Bank helps youth financial project
• New workshops, funding sources listed
• Canine adopt-a-thon set for Saturday
• Winner makes for a surprising evening out
• Minimal traffic delays on Idaho-Maryland Road Friday
• Controversy leads to new board at Spirit Center
• Warrant search in Grass Valley leads to arrests
• Sheriff's officers agree to cutback
• Mental health cuts will raise cost to schools
• Homeless unsure of next move
• Spirit Center board unseated
• NU student arrested in alleged hot spinach attack
• Community meeting to discuss Nevada City courthouse set for Tuesday
• Minimal traffic delays on Idaho-Maryland Road Friday
• Man stabbed after argument
• California's population grows less than 1 percent
• Postal service offers tips on holiday shipping
• After a semester without, high school district seeks interim supe
• AP: Bay Bridge east span to open earlier than planned
• Police Blotter: Dec. 9, 2010
• Spirit of giving: Toy drives and gift shopping
• The giving tree
• For the gents: Grass Valley barbers keep the art of the straight razor alive
• BriarPatch sets the scene for energy efficiency film
• Fungus Foray this weekend
• Assemblyman collects toys, DVDs for charity drive
• County officials to the East discuss new tools for economic development
• Sweet victory: Judge OKs Sugarloaf Mountain purchase
• NID adopts 20% bigger budget
• Holiday calendar of events
• School bullying video on YouTube
• School dropout rate doubles in Nevada County
• Man jailed twice in the same day on the same charges
• SNMH to go smoke-free in January
• Sugarloaf Mountain purchase approved by probate court
• Thunderbirds coming to Beale in the spring
• Grass Valley Wine Company, Union Square Event Center part ways
• 'Lean' business training with Sierra and Butte colleges
• Antiques shop opens in Posh Nosh spot
• Salon raises $900 to help homeless
• Assemblyman Logue collecting in Operation Christmas for Our Troops
• Obama facing tough sell in own party on tax deal
• Nevada City's B&B ordinance hearing delayed again
• State, local graduation, dropout rates rise
• Felon allegedly brings loaded gun to work
• Long-term unemployment benefits are lifeline for some NC residents
• Salvation Army: Answering the call
• Police arrest GV man on new meth charges
• Resolution on county layoffs could come next week
• Upcoming Sustainable Local Food and Farm Conference (video)
• Fate of GV's Weaver Auto still unknown
• School seeks donations for 'Holiday Free Shop'
• Supes vote to close Emigrant Trail easement
• Police Blotter: Dec. 8, 2010
• Supes meet Tuesday
• Obama, GOP reach deal to extend tax cuts
• Cops talk man down from roof
• Christmas Faire: Big numbers at food drive; ribbons for tasty gingerbread houses
• Burglar all set for a night's entertainment
• Prop. 8 fight reaches next legal rung
• State control of courts brings more funding and better access
• Courthouse hodgepodge: Made and remade, officials say structure is 'deficient'
• Neighbors: Courthouse doesn't fit
• Would a courthouse move hurt downtown business?
• Amid court-building spate, cities lobby to decide their destiny
• Building projects in Calif.
• Building projects in Calif.
• Jailside courtrooms: A dream deferred
• Jailside courtrooms: A dream deferred
• State control of courts brings more funding and better access
• Possible locations for new courthouse
• Courthouse timeline
• Amid court-building spate, cities lobby to decide their destiny
• Courthouse timeline
• New home for the courts
• When it comes to school, age is irrelevant
• Everyone is welcome to 'club' of leaders
• On the job: Not just a summer job
• Forum focuses on food
• Toy drive powers up
• Police Blotter
• Richard Anderson steps in to become Truckee mayor
• Nevada City sees shuffle
• Four years of ups - and downs
• Meet your merchant: Words on Paper
• Preventing abuse one child at a time
• See Jane Do: Ginny Woods, ani Karma Drolma
• Chipping program available to Nevada County residents
• Stretch of Bank Street in Grass Valley closed Monday
• Rain, not snow, with storm this weekend
• Allegedly abused toddler released from hospital
• Lawmakers keep vehicle perk on taxpayers' dime
• Police Blotter: Dec. 4, 2010
• Virtual tour of county aims to entice tourists
• Court commissioner's new post opens spot for recruitment
• County considers layoffs in 2011
• County could cut jobs
• Nevada City's B&B ordinance hearing may be delayed again
• Switchback's Nevada County tourism presentation postponed
• County prepares for layoffs in 2011
• Courthouse: Special Report this weekend in print
• Some Grass Valley homeless campers come out of the cold
• Rainy weekend ahead
• Police Blotter: Dec. 3, 2010
• Gov. appoints Thomsen to NC Superior Court
• Court case continued for alleged opossum killer
• Grass Valley Group sale expected to close this month
• Ski resort round-up
• Choral conductor's rising star illuminates choir
• It's a Little World after all
• County resident earns honor
• Brush brings nice touch: Airbrush make-up comes to Nevada County with return of Kendra Evans
• Yuletide and community spirit in one gift
• New economic council CEO possible in two weeks
• Delays continue to plague Sugarloaf deal
• Owners expect to have downtown building done by summer
• Schwarzenegger appoints Scott Thomsen to Nevada County Superior Court
• Brielle Morgan: Why I sing opera
• McClintock delivers speech in House water rights debate
• Bloody thumbprint sends worrisome message
• Another Sugarloaf delay in face of use-it-or-lose-it deadline
• New ERC Chair: Replacement for Mathew in as soon as two weeks
• How to mail gifts to troops, friends in time for Christmas
• Search indefinitely suspended for missing Sierra hiker
• Nevada City's holiday festivities kick off
• Holiday spirit : GV's community Nutcracker show grows
• Police blotter: Dec. 2, 2010
• Penn Valley Fire board to discuss employee health care
• Buy Sno-Park tickets online
• 9 arrested on drug charges, warrants
• With funding cut, what's to become of ERC?
• Couple arrested after allegedly trying to homestead vehicle
• Peter Bronson: Court imposes duties on seller's broker
• Assemblyman Logue to hold office hours in area
• Drone protesters march at Beale
• Nine arrested at Grass Valley residence
• Bad Santa misses point of holiday
• No construction delays expected on NID pipeline project
• Victorian Christmas and Hallmark's Christmas Card tonight
• Assemblyman Logue to hold office hours in Nevada City, Colfax and Truckee this month
• Network, Executive Choice realty offices merge on Broad Street
• Former Calif. first lady Virginia Knight dies at 92
• Police Blotter: Dec. 1, 2010
• Hospital reduces insurance claim denials
• Grass Valley City Council talks economy
• Black Friday: Local economic outlook brightens
• World AIDS Day: Quilt on display at library
• Tahoe residents team up to rescue sick bear cub
• Two rape defendants could plead out
• New state senator to take office Monday with priorities in mind
• Traffic Update for NID's Banner Cascade Pipeline Project Construction
• Trio arrested on drugs and weapons charges
• Grass Valley man arrested after wrecking Jeep
• Pentagon study dismisses risk of openly gay troops
• Tahoe man kills 500 lb. bear in self-defense
• Police blotter: Nov. 30, 2010
• GV School District Trustees to be sworn in tonight
• Arbuckle next in line to become GV mayor
• Washington generator worked - but lines beyond it were down
• GV orthopedic surgeon looks back at his start
• Skiers pack the slopes
• County fire district seeks board member
• Friends donations to hospice top $170K
• Afghan police officer kills 6 US service members
• U.S. cracking down on synthetic pot
• At conference, local women give "talk of their lives" in 18 minutes
• TEDxGrassValley coming Dec. 7
• Lost in Nevada City? New signage may guide you home
• SEDCorp economic development meeting Wednesday
• All burglar took was beer
• Grass Valley School Board to swear in new members
• CHP: Drunken driving arrests up this weekend
• Search continued Sunday for missing Sierra hiker
• Police Blotter: Nov. 29, 2010
• Know Your Nonprofit: Building stronger services through top leadership
• Wolf Creek Wilderness owner to be recognized
• Car flips on Brunswick
• Power back on for most residents
• Sam MacGregor Sheet Metal: Grass Valley metalhead a cut above the rest
• Analysis: Are California's Republicans a dying breed?
• Grass Valley to talk economics Nov. 30
• Marc Cuniberti: Parlez-vous l'Euro? Tips on owning foreign currencies
• 'Spa-liday' and canned food drive coming up
• Machen MacDonald: Alignment leads to momentum
• Students over the mooooo-n for milk carton delivery (Video)
• Three OK after rollover accident
• Proposed Nevada bear hunt draws controversy
• The Dobbins dogs: One Angel short
• Police Blotter
• A plan for Sudan: Truckee police chief heads up anti-corruption workshop in war-torn African country
• PG&E customers still recovering from storm
• Hours, taxes taxed former Gray Goose Bistro owner
• Local merchants compete with big boxes, low prices
• Snowmobiles, helicopters called in for hypothermia rescue
• Thanksgiving week snowstorm ain't nothin'
• Cornish Christmas begins 43rd season
• Benefit to support activist's recovery from Israeli attack
• Threatened red-legged frog gets Sierra preserve
• A plan for Sudan: Truckee police chief heads up anti-corruption workshop in war-torn African country
• Cold, wet weekend in store
• Bear River grad closes first private equity deal
• Center for small business opens
• Proposed bear hunt polarizes community
• GV soldier steps up for shoe shortage in Afghanistan
• Warm plates, smiles at Old Town Cafe
• Police Blotter
• Plea delayed in case of torched garage
• Challenges for schools include test scores, funds
• Many without power Thursday
• Chilly tradition: Runners remember Michael Bratton II at fifth Turkey Trot
• PG&E: More than 1,400 Nevada County customers still in the dark
• AIDS quilt in town next week
• Cool, possibly wet weekend ahead
• Police blotter: Nov. 25, 2010
• Boy drowns after falling into Colfax canal
• Earliest Christmas light display starts tonight
• Broadband plans move forward
• GV Council to explore medical marijuana dispensary options
• Safety tips for holiday driving
• Residents still feeling the effects of weekend storm
• Thanksgiving weekend festivities
• Community Thanksgiving meals
• Organizations distribute meals to families in crisis
• Resort roundup: Get ready to hit the slopes!
• Quaint, with a twist: Broad Street Inn owners strive for an affordable Nevada City alternative
• 98 power failures continue in western Nevada County
• Jury convicts DeLay in money laundering trial
• 3,100 PG&E customers without power Wednesday
• Grass Valley to talk economics Nov. 30
• Nevada County Transportation Commission releases regional transportation plan
• Nevada City Council takes a turkey day break
• Search for lost hiker stretches into a third day
• Grass Valley offers up help for sidewalk repairs
• Child drowns after falling into Colfax canal
• Nevada may join in on Sierra black bear hunts
• PG&E still reporting local outages
• NASA: Lakes warming faster than the air
• Detectives bust Placer County burglary ring
• Police Blotter
• Begrudgingly, supes accept state code on in-home sprinklers
• Wells Fargo bank robber sentenced
• Tahoe-area ski lifts turning for holiday weekend visitors
• Hospital to build bunker for high-tech equipment
• Light, heat return to PG&E customers after wild storm
• 'We're trying to survive': Homeless camp residents face possible eviction
• Officials suspend search for missing hiker
• GV soldier steps up to shoe shortage in Afghanistan
• NorCal cities bring pot growing into the light
• Assemblyman Logue hosts mobile office tomorrow in Colfax
• Man makes temporary escape in wheelchair
• Rescue crews continue search on Tuesday for lost Sierra hiker
• What to wear to speed up those TSA pat-downs
• Do you miss Giovanni's?
• PG&E still reporting up to 1,000 area outages
• Weather Service: Rain and snow today, Highway 20 closed
• Growing in recovery
• County digs out, hunkers down
• Live chat today: Season's first storm continues
• Police blotter: Nov. 23, 2010
• New school funding: Spend it, save it, use it to hire?
• State tax board no longer mailing booklets
• County supes gather today
• Kids lend a hand at Country Christmas
• 'Wishing Tree' to benefit children
• Power outages generate blazes
• Christmas Faire: High schoolers' art at railroad-themed contest
• Franchise Tax Board no longer mailing tax booklets
• Committee meets again tonight to discuss future uses of NCE campus
• Calif. water projections higher than last year
• Construction on South Auburn Street
• Waste Management winter collection alert
• Remembering JFK assassination: 47 years later
• Join the live chat: Coverage of season's first storm
• PG&E: 7,000-plus homes without power in western Nevada County
• High school district's supe pick takes new job near Riverside
• Frosty, wet week ahead
• Grass Valley Council's medi-pot ban expires soon
• County unemployment down slightly
• Children send treats to American service members
• Tasty nutrition for Fido (and Fluffy) at Scraps Dog Bakery
• Cedar Ridge store stocks up for post-fire reopening
• Woman reports planned shopping spree
• Storm forces closure of Highway 20
• Rising to the occasion at Thanksgiving
• Father: How did David Senft die?
• Police blotter: Nov. 20, 2010
• Prepare for winter weather emergencies
• La Nia effect
• Giovanni's: 'Nothing there but charcoal'
• GV couple arrested on suspicion of elder abuse
• Carriage rides resume for the holidays
• NC bucks state real estate trend
• Election results are certified
• Intimidation alleged at some polling places
• Supes to OK building codes over sprinkler objections
• Spirit of Giving
• Final election results are in; County ranks second statewide for voter turnout
• Grass Valley Council under 'very tight' timeline to pass medical marijuana ordinance
• GV couple suspected of elder abuse
• Calif unemployment rate unchanged at 12.4 percent
• Rain expected today, snow this weekend
• Giovanni's, longtime Colfax restaurant, burns down
• Police blotter: Nov. 19, 2010
• Workforce training possible with new media center
• Toddler hospitalized amid abuse allegations
• Choking victim rescued by police in nick of time
• Sutter Buttes calendar available for order
• Radio host fans are no turkeys
• Airport project held up by forecast
• 2 busted after burglary victim plays Sherlock
• GV man dies in Afghanistan
• Harry Potter mania tonight for GV school district families
• Grass Valley man dies in Afghanistan
• Up to four feet of snow possible in high country
• Court OKs broadcast of gay marriage case
• Police blotter: Nov. 18, 2010
• Common Cents: Gridlock or Goldilocks for investor?
• AmeriGas marks 50 years in business
• Drive-through food drive today at Park Avenue
• Genealogy seminar may help discover your roots
• Masini receives award from Grand Jurors' Assoc.
• Yuba River book reading and signing tonight
• Cascade Shores burn sparks concern
• Man escapes injury after accident
• Grass Valley Downtown Association holds mixer
• Rebuilding after a fire
• Labor leader asks high school board president to step down
• NC Planning Commission to consider rezoning Tech Center
• Alleged culprit caught 'toy car caper'
• Traffic delays, closures on Scandling Avenue today
• Tuition protest turns violent in San Francisco
• Low-income child care program spared through 2010
• Storm on track to drop temps, snow for Nevada County
• Community groups lending a hand for Thanksgiving
• Police Blotter
• Food banks cope with increasing demand
• Grass Valley planners recommend backyard chickens - again
• Auburn residents headed for court over big-box project
• Climate change study predicts dramatic shifts for Tahoe's future
• CHP eyes new digs on McCourtney Road
• A fresh start, Anew Day: Counseling center welcomes new director ahead of 5th annual benefit race
• GV man arrested for alleged sexual assault of girl
• Thief demonstrates brand loyalty during beer run
• Tintle wins Elza Kilroy Award
• Scientists forecast dramatic changes in Tahoe's climate over next 100 years
• Survivor of car wreck calls parole officer an 'angel'
• Proposed ski resort headed for court
• Police blotter: Nov. 16, 2010
• Shelter running out of room for cats
• NSJ Fire board to honor Al Hoffmeyer
• Updated results show 80 percent voter turnout
• National Geographic focuses on poaching in Nevada County
• High school superintendent candidate withdraws
• Plea deals in forcible rape case
• Pancreatic cancer: Hard to detect, hard to treat
• Crash victim remains in serious condition
• State supreme court OKs in-state tuition for illegals
• New high school supe backs out
• Grass Valley man meets Justis in Illinois - allegedly with 37 pounds of pot
• Committee meets tonight to discuss new uses for Nevada City Elementary
• Nevada City railroad museum expansion up for review
• Nevada City railroad museum expansion up for review
• Weather Service: Sunny this week, snow this weekend?
• UC recruiting out-of-state students to help budget
• Tahoe/Truckee fire agencies, Realtors discuss impending mandatory CA sprinkler law
• Tina Vernon's son faces surgery today
• 'Reclaiming the Sierra' called a success
• Volunteer group of mediators help keep cases out of courts
• NU grad debuts on Broadway
• Lake Wildwood: Lots to do over holiday weekend
• Volunteer group of mediators help keep cases out of courts
• Police Blotter
• Meet your merchant: Cotton Field owner makes a home in Penn Valley
• Wreck sends vehicle over embankment
• Planners to face trio of issues
• Need for license catches building owner by surprise
• Architect, engineer land contract in China
• Marc Cuniberti: Inflation is never a good thing
• Machen MacDonald: The power of 'why'
• Saturday accident sends car 65 feet over Highway 49/20 embankment
• See Jane Do: Teresa Delfn
• Hanging up her psychic shingle
• Retailers eager for the shopping to begin
• Police Blotter
• County elected execs forego 4 percent raise
• Migration, mating boost deer-vehicle accidents in fall
• Parole officer a hero in aftermath of head-on
• Logue reps to hold office hours in Nevada City next week
• Mathew hoping to take Grass Valley solar firm nationwide
• Plea deal coming in gang rape case
• Backyard chickens, Hospitality House go to GV planners Tuesday
• Schwarzenegger calls special budget session
• United Way giving campaign underway
• Haines director of Grass Valley Care Center
• From hiker to hiking supplier
• Veterans Day: Remembering the sacrifices
• Community colleges brace for state budget fallout
• Judge dismisses part of alleged molestation suit
• NC man arrested after Hwy 20 head-on collision
• Yeager to have road named in his honor
• Alpha building project looking for potential tenants
• GV Police, Hospitality House work together to tackle homelessness
• Holiday shopping kicks off in downtown GV
• Police Blotter
• GV's Meek's Lumber plans to close
• Calif. budget deficit reaches $25.4 billion
• Tahoe clam-killing project finished, results to come
• Construction delays continue Saturday with Banner Cascade Pipeline project
• Police blotter: Nov. 11, 2010
• Vets tell war stories, McClintock speaks at Veterans Day ceremony
• Love of quilting earns Ronnie Lymath honors
• Herbal tip goes unappreciated
• GV man part of pivotal battles in Pacific Theater
• Both drivers life-flighted after head-on crash
• Meek's Lumber to close
• CSU Trustees OK 15 percent tuition hike
• GV Ford settles class action suit over tire fees
• A Tribute to 10th Mountain Division: World War II troops fought fearlessly and returned to develop national ski scene
• Nevada City B&B marks Vet's Day with free rooms
• NC Council approves higher water rates
• Over 250 people attend mining summit
• Supes approve 'Made in Nevada County Day'
• Police Blotter
• NID defers price increase on Scotts Flat season boating passes
• New owners aim to reflect beauty in Penn Valley
• County Fire Safe Council elects new officers
• Lenders' rights: It's all in the documents
• Events abound for Veterans Day
• Cal Expo considers selling parts of fairgrounds
• Designer finds new passion
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warnings
• Cities expected to raise parking fines to offset new state fees
• 5th Annual Turkey Trot
• Home for dogs looking for a new home
• Census workers conduct "mop-up" visits in Nevada County
• Tahoe gets some good news
• Same-sex marriages could resume Aug. 18
• Bus Schedules for Back To School
• Gay marriage before nation's largest appeals court
• Police Blotter: Aug. 12, 2010
• Bicycle Recycle workshop project on the final lap
• Rose Thompson's many talents bloom at the fai
• Nonprofits benefit from Treat Street sales
• Jobs bill will reverse a number of school layoffs
• Whooping cough: 3 confirmed cases in county
• GV man faces charges of sex with a minor
• Wells Fargo robber faces 80 years
• Curtis shaken but well after wreck
• Nevada County Fair opening day
• Penn Valley girl excels at finals
• NID: Pardon our dust in pipeline project
• Everybody was kung-fu fighting
• State eyes school district properties for court
• Home on the Grange
• Danny Kemp inducted into fair Hall of Fame
• Scooter's Pals looking for a home
• Newcastle man arrested for car theft in Grass Valley
• Best breads, captivating cookies
• Grass Valley man faces charges of sex with minor
• Ariz. Sheriff faces jeering protestors in California
• Crews battling small fire in North San Juan
• Hwy 49 wreck injures Nevada City man
• Police Blotter
• Commentary: Homework before going back to school
• Big Green Bus here Friday
• Powers joins Williams Stationery
• Despite squawking, hens get thumbs up
• Legislature pulls water bond off November ballot
• NID meets today about pipeline project, eminent domain
• All fur fun ... and fun fur all
• California puts off vote on water bond
• Head-on collision on Highway 49 in Yuba County
• Fair Hall of Fame: Danny Kemp
• Police Blotter: Aug. 10, 2010
• Make the fair budget-friendly
• Democratic Senate candidate at fair
• Pit bulls in quarantine after attack
• Dental Care: Clinic caters to children, low-income families
• Morgan Ranch assessments on GV City Council docket
• On-ramp accident leads to DUI arrest
• Fight Washington Corruption Pledge Rally today
• T-storms dot high country with lightning, flash floods and hail
• Escaped inmate captured after four weeks on the lam
• Teen charged with starting L.A. - area wildfire
• District considers renters for Nevada City Elementary campus
• Smartsville resident ID'd in fatal crash
• Mana Beads: Treasure chest for creativity
• Work on La Barr, Dog Bar to take traffic to 1 lane
• Supervisors may rescind transfer station fee hike
• Tibetech reaches out with technology, education for exiled communities
• United Way of Nevada County collects $250K in pledges for 08-09
• Police Blotter: Aug. 9, 2010
• Machen MacDonald: Success comes in cans, not can'ts
• Grass Valley race could expand; fields set in most western Nevada County races
• Roenicke throwing more strikes in quest to return to Majors
• Fight Washington corruption rally planned for Tuesday
• Sprinkler system confines Friday fire
• Annual Donner Party hike event needs volunteers
• Childish woman flips the bird, moons ex
• Fire spinners: Beyond Fire Tribe hopes to inspire through fire arts
• Wreck on 20 west of Smartsville kills one
• Police Blotter: Aug. 7, 2010
• Judge throws out part of AtPac suit
• Filing deadline passes Friday - for most races
• New radio system could help bust hard-to-reach drug labs
• Fire east of LOP scorches five acres
• GV City Council to consider chicken ordinance
• Soleil Farm teaches how to raise chickens
• Nevada County Fair: Have fun, go frugal
• 'Be a kid again' at the Nevada County Fair
• Rental home blaze causes financial woes for owners
• Pet of the Week: Figaro
• 1 million pounds of beef recalled
• Comcast launches 49 new channels in Nevada County
• Fire east of LOP burning about 12 acres
• CalPERS knew of Bell pay hikes and did nothing
• No NC Council meeting next Wednesday
• Police Blotter: Aug. 6, 2010
• Ministry in communist nation earns state award
• Grass Valley puzzlemaker drawn to Sufi Islam
• Historic North Star House tulip tree to get makeover
• Pot initiative gets help from Nevada County resident
• Citizens Bank seeks to go public
• 'Illuminated Landscape' book signing this weekend
• Engstrom case continued
• NC Fair Day for People with Disabilities is Aug. 13
• Four suspects caught in illegal contracting sting
• Scams continue to target Nevada County seniors
• 'False' language banned from Prop. 23 ballot
• NID's Banner Cascade pipeline project will affect traffic
• 1 million lbs. of Calif. ground beef recalled
• Rough and Ready volunteer fire station inches nearer to groundbreaking
• Two days left to file for openings
• NU dance program may have successor for legendary Yelena Holt
• Boxer staff scheduled in Grass Valley today
• Appeal filed over gay marriage ruling
• Acton earns master arborist certification from ISA
• Citizens Bank to go public
• Brown, Whitman split on gay marriage ruling
• Police Blotter: August 5, 2010
• SWAT team requested for violent midgets
• Grass fire south of Smartsville burns 8 acres
• Pleasant Valley district board discusses administrator opening
• Bowles marks 102
• NU senior spends month giving back in Sri Lanka
• Prop. 8 overturned
• "Ghost man" appears on "My Ghost Story"
• GV company scores $2.5M grant to expand broadband
• Rough and Ready Post Office signs on for another five years
• South Tahoe residents pan city plan to ban
• Readers' Corner
• Marine officers ready to bust boaters who test the waters - and flunk
• Wells Fargo bank robber pleads guilty
• Committee still open for ideas on reinventing Calanan Park
• SWAT team requested for violent midgets
• College moving into old Miners Hospital
• Tom Brokaw to moderate Oct. 12 gubenatorial debate
• The housing market: Equity, short sales gaining ground
• Pleasant Valley school board discusses administrator opening
• Grass fire south of Smartsville burns eight acres
• Federal judge overturns Calif. gay marriage ban
• Grass Valley company gets $2.5 million stimulus grant to expand broadband
• Pot shop ban panned by South Tahoe residents
• Grass Valley's Salon 11 brings in stylist with European flair
• Madeleine Dowd: Keep Social Security in mind when going overseas
• Broadband to be discussed at economics meeting
• Police Blotter
• Tech firm settles on Grass Valley
• Grass Valley woman turns 108
• Filing deadline nears for November election
• Nevada City woman victim in unclaimed funds scam
• County-wide, real estate prices drop 13 percent
• County wants to take a bite out of rabies
• $18k makeover for Nevada Theatre
• Forest Charter seeks OK to rent school district building
• It's official: Mountain View manufacturer moving to Grass Valley
• Torres sentencing hearing continued
• Elderly Sacramento man drowns in Lake Tahoe over weekend
• 'Look Good, Feel Better'
• Wells Fargo bank robber pleads guilty
• Small fire extinguished in south county
• Big cash totals for CA statewide races
• Pot backers out-fundraising the opposition
• I-80 eastbound stopped early this morning after big-rig overturned
• Ayurveda college buys Miner's Hospital
• Wreck causes Bennett Street closure
• Police Blotter: August 3, 2010
• LaBarr Meadows Road project to start in spring
• Ex-caregiver ordered to pay nearly $7K in elder abuse case
• Meet Your Merchant: Full Circle Press combines art of printing with decades of experience
• Publisher's suit settled in case of alleged assault
• Know Your Nonprofit: Soroptimists focus on rights for women and children worldwide
• Police Blotter: Aug. 2, 2010
• Machen MacDonald: Focus on what you DO want
• Grand opening: Art Works
• BP partnership splits UC Berkeley
• Grass fire nearly contained in south county
• GV Planning Commissioner in City Council Race
• Dozens arrested in raid on East Bay cockfighting ring
• Publisher's suit settled in case of alleged assault
• District hires search firm, seeks input on new supe
• Head-on collision kills woman
• Disrespect allegedly aggravates fight
• Top Gun: Young sharpshooter takes aim
• Pistol-packing bandit unsuccessful at robbery attempt
• St. Joseph's Cultural Center: Grass Valley gem to sparkle again
• 4H leaders named Fair Family for 2010
• Dog Park advocates hosting fair booth
• Police Blotter: July 31, 2010
• Kid-friendly bands rock out at Thursday Night Market
• Man robbed at knifepoint in Truckee
• Bell salary scandal rings local warnings
• Exploring Tahoe's hidden landscape
• New plane brings 550 new jobs to Beale
• $1.7B worth of pot seized in Sierra raids
• Third files in GV race
• Blue Lead Mine owners withdraw appeal
• Teaching students to make GREAT decisions
• Free classes available for business owners
• Nevada man dead after I-80 wreck near Hirschdale
• Lip Service singing telegrams hits road again
• Break-dancer was 'pocket-dialing'
• AP: Calif. tea party heavily favors GOP candidates
• Today is deadline to call census hotline
• Schwarzenegger to Calif. cities: Post salaries online
• CHP responding to injury accident on Scotts Flat Road
• Hospice of the Foothills opens Monday
• Google hasn't chosen winner
• Hospice care home to open Monday
• Police Blotter: July 30, 2010
• Whales "Wake" Grass Valley filmmaker
• Crazy Horse to close doors Saturday
• South Sutter Water District clears air with NID over dam project
• Long, drenched spring slowed down harvest, but markets filling up
• Water districts clear air
• Local filmmaker hits the festivals
• Dorsey task force searching for funding
• Lightning strikes spark nearly 200 fires
• Police Blotter
• Suspect looked like Santa, or maybe Hulk Hogan
• Tahoe biomass plant possible
• Ed Yarborough pulls papers for Grass Valley Council race
• Quiznos, Keva Juice target opening in August
• High school district hires search firm, seeks input for supe
• Greenhouse gas project seeks 10 paid interns
• Board seeks eminent domain for NID pipeline projects
• Greenhouse gas project seeks 10 paid interns
• $1.7 billion worth of pot siezed in sweep of Sierra Nevada
• Noose found at UC campus
• Brown proposes more spending in higher ed.
• NC's sustainability team wants to install "micro park" on Commercial St.
• NC Police target downtown loitering - again
• Terry Lamphier: Board of Supervisors' new blood
• Want trespassers to get the fine? Get the right sign
• Grass Valley City Council considers courthouse resolution
• Holbrooke Hotel could be headed for auction
• Calanan Park community meeting
• Police Blotter: July 28, 2010
• Heat goes on: Clear skies, 80s in weekend forecast
• Sierra Commons celebrates one year of job creation
• In last-minute ruling, judge blocks most of Ariz. immigration law from taking effect
• Downtown NC short film screening after Summer Nights
• Grass Valley filmmaker hits festivals
• Schwarzenegger orders government worker furloughs
• Pregnant cow shot after state fair rampage
• Filing period for local elections closes next week
• The Group: $100M sale pending
• Weeds highlight foreclosure troubles in Nevada City
• Alleged snack shack resident busted for van theft
• Victim ID'd in Highway 20 SUV vs. big rig accident
• 6 homes destroyed in Sequoia NF blaze
• Girl calls cops on former BFF
• Motorcyclist killed in wreck
• Same firm that recruited high school supe to San Diego may find his successor
• Whitman asked about possible White House bid
• Biomass plant a possibility for North Lake Tahoe
• Police Blotter: July 27, 2010
• 'Mr. Cabinet' looks for partners, not employees, to help build product
• Retiring barber a cut above
• Missing horseback rider found
• Big rig carrying asphalt, SUV collide on Highway 20
• NC Council may put its weight behind downtown courthouse
• Schwarzenegger could leave Calif. without budget
• San Francisco firm to buy Grass Valley Group
• Lightning sparks fires across Northern California
• 3 hurt in weekend wrecks
• Shirl Mendonca: Penn Valley bike trail nears completion
• Know Your Nonprofit: American Rivers
• Machen MacDonald: TAG you're it
• Bubba's Bagels: A symbol of a better life for immigrant staff
• Police Blotter: July 26, 2010
• Incline Lake area to be opened for public use
• Will California voters legalize marijuana?
• Police blotter: July 24, 2010
• Pet of the Week: Peanut
• Child support: Despite hard times, county's collection improve
• Grass Valley looking to bid street rehab projects
• Staff works through weekend to process unemployment benefits
• Jamie Henry: Honoring a 'true patriot'
• ADA turns 20
• Dam discussion set for NID meeting
• NID's pipeline project to cause traffic delays
• Meckler: No place for racism in Tea Party
• James guilty in Painter murder
• Grass Valley man transforms Porsche into electric 'go-cart'
• 'On the Road' to Nevada County
• District hopes to avoid interim
• FREED to start walk clubs
• NC Seafood shuts down one shop; Grass Valley store to stay open
• Disabled? Social Security may be able to help
• Garden Bar Dam talks set for next week's NID meeting
• Jury finds James guilty in Painter murder case
• Police blotter: June 23, 2010
• Fire lookout closed down after vandalism
• Shelter launches 'Seniors for seniors' program
• High alpine tree considered for federal protection
• Calif. study says pot legalization impact hard to measure
• From sidecars to patrol cars
• Painter murder case in jury's hands
• GV planning commission OKs RDA expansion
• SYRCL declares court victory for Yuba salmon
• NID's Banner Cascade pipeline project to cause traffic delays
• Police Blotter: July 22, 2010
• NC Seafood shuts Pine Street shop, keeps GV location
• High school district to keep headhunters in search for superintendent
• She came in through the open window
• Pitbulls attack, kill Concord 2-year-old
• Summer Nights in Nevada City
• Obama signs long-sought extension of jobless aid
• Former Nevada governor Kenny Guinn dead
• Poll finds most Californians support death penalty
• California Preservation Foundation official praises Grass Valley, Nevada City
• Engstrom granted new trial in pot case
• Planning Commission: Milhous Ranch plan on tap
• I-80 upgrades: Caltrans looks to close eastbound lanes in 2011
• Defendant testifies friend shot Painter
• When bills go up, some residents blame SmartMeters
• Sierra College solar project could push into 2011
• Police Blotter
• Grass Valley woman fined $500 in Nebraska pot case
• Commercial marijuana grows OK'd in Oakland
• Hot dog leads to animal cruelty citation
• Summer Nights today in Nevada City
• Fiorina changes stance on unemployment benefits
• Feds to consider endangered status for whitebark pine
• Feds raid Rough & Ready pot operation
• Painter trial week 2 starts today
• House fire on LaBarr Meadows Road (video)
• Sierra College president sets retirement date
• River fall victim escapes serious injury
• NC native meets fundraising goal for oil spill documentary
• Police Blotter: July 20, 2010
• Olive Branch counseling center fills low-cost niche
• Tea Party group on defensive over blog about NAACP
• Nevada County makes push for next year's tourism marketing campaign
• Caller reports batty neighbor
• Grass Valley Planning Commission meets tonight
• Dual rallies staged over transit killing case
• Feds raid Rough & Ready pot operation
• Grass Valley, school district races taking shape
• Man allegedly took up residence in snack shack
• St. Joseph's historic sundial stolen - again
• SIP partners with Anew Day to raffle playhouse
• Musical revue to benefit Project Pink
• All smiles: Orthodontist keeps unruly teeth in line
• Higgins Fire board to discuss station reconstruction
• Fourth of July Celebration
• Flute lessons in downtown Grass Valley
• Fourth of July Celebration
• Nevada County Fair
• Music in the Mountains - Spring Fest
• Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks Holidaze in Hicksville
• Kres Mersky in Isadora Duncan: A Unique Recital
• The Life & Times of A. Einstein Performance By Kres Mersky
• EarthDance
• Date Night at the Mud Hut
• Tools of the Writer's Craft

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