Nevada County Statewide Articles


New Fire Maps Increase Hazard Zones in L.A. And Southern California by 3.5 Million Acres

Cal Fire's new maps for Southern California added 3.5 million acres into fire-hazard zones, increasing the acreage in the highest hazard zone by 26%.

‘I Don’t Have Any More Patience’: San Jose Apartment Tenants Protest Poor Conditions

SAN JOSE TENANTS are fed up with years of longstanding problems at their apartment complex — and took their complaints to the property owner’s front door.A dozen tenants from Summerwind Apartments near the Japanese Friendship Garden in San Jose gathered …

California City Named One of the Best Places to Live and It's Not in the Bay Area

A new ranking from Niche shows the best places to live in the nation.

An L.A. House Filled With Fireworks Was 'Essentially a Bomb.' How Officials Defused It Without Destructive Blast

What was left under the rubble of a fireworks explosion in Pacoima was a toxic stew of chemicals authorities said could react unpredictably with water and was too dangerous to move.

Review: Ross Valley Players’ Musical Comedy ‘Pet Lingerie’ a Tech Spoof With Some Laughs

Did you ever dream up a get-rich-quick app idea? Three wannabes do just that in “Pet Lingerie,” an original musical comedy playing in Ross. Presented by the Ross Valley Players, the two-act show, which takes clever potshots at technology in …

Crews Scramble to Save Cormorant Eggs in Wind-Damaged Tree in Marina Del Rey

A eucalyptus tree in a Marina del Rey park was home to dozens of double-crested cormorant eggs. But strong winds caused the tree to split, prompting a rescue mission.

Marin County Officials Considers $9.4M Loan for Affordable Housing in Point Reyes Station

Nonprofit developers behind a new affordable housing project in Point Reyes Station may soon receive a $9.4 million financial boost from the County of Marin, officials announced. The Marin County Supervisors is set to vote on Mar. 25 to approve …

Nuevos Mapas De Incendios Sitúan a Casi 4 Millones De Californianos Viviendo en Zonas De Riesgo

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Community Invited to Share Ideas About Sonoma County’s Next General Plan

Sonoma County will be hosting events to update the community on its General Plan game plan and will be holding drop-in workshops, the county said. The Sonoma County General Plan is the blueprint for all zoning and land use decisions …

Nazi Flag Found on Bay Area Freeway Overpass Triggers Hate Crime Probe

The hanging of a swastika flag is being investigated as a hate crime.

Pass the Remote: ‘Freaky Tales,’ Berlin & Beyond, Wiseman Retrospective

This week, we’ll get you pumped up for Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck’s new Oakland-set “Freaky Tales” coming to theaters April 4 (and it should be seen in a theater); offer recommendations for the Berlin & Beyond Film Festival and …

Pasadena School District Files Lawsuit Against Edison Over Eaton Fire Damages

The Pasadena Unified School District has filed a lawsuit against Southern California Edison seeking damages for the loss of school buildings and the costs of managing its response to the Eaton fire.

Ex-Sf Rights Chief Accused of Misusing City Funds; Associated Nonprofit Faces Funding Loss

The former director of a San Francisco nonprofit who went on to lead the city’s Human Rights Commission has been accused of misusing her position and city funds in a blistering series of allegations by the city attorney’s office. City …

Southern California Is Heating Up. How Long Will the High Temperatures Last?

Temperatures are forecast to remain warm but drop a few degrees Tuesday, before plummeting Wednesday as a cooling pattern spreads across the region.

New Fire Maps Put Nearly 4 Million Californians in Hazardous Zones. What Does That Mean for the People Who Live There?

CalFire released its fourth and final round of color-coded hazard maps. Different colors come with different rules.

Surge in Poisoned Sea Lions Threatens Beachgoers, Burdens Rescuers

Domoic acid poisoning is stranding marine mammals as warnings are issued to beachgoers of the threat posed by animals that are transformed by their illness.

Yosemite National Park Summer Reservations Open After Delay

Yosemite had more than 4 million visitors last year. Its visits peak on average between June and August, according to National Park Service statistics.

California Can Strengthen Its Teacher Workforce; Here’s How

California’s teacher workforce needs stronger stewardship.

Trump Lawyers Urge Supreme Court to Block San Francisco Judge's Order to Rehire Workers

President Trump's lawyers urged the Supreme Court to block a judge's order requiring the government to 'immediately' rehire 16,000 federal employees.

As You Like It: EBMUD Seeks New Tenant for Orinda Amphitheater Vacated by Cal Shakes

East Bay Municipal Utility District is looking for a tenant to occupy the outdoor performance site in Orinda formerly used by the California Shakespeare Theater known as Cal Shakes.Just north of state Highway 242 on the eastern side of the …

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