Nevada Dem. leader pleads guilty to hitting son

Sacramento Bee - Fri Nov 06

The head of the Democratic Party in a Nevada county has pleaded guilty to hitting his teenage son and throwing him on the hood of a car.

Search for pot ends with meth lab bust

The Union - Fri Nov 06

Department of Justice officials were busy Thursday disposing of chemicals from a meth lab discovered by accident at a North San Juan residence.

a Multi-tasking' car burglar suspect caught red-handed

The Union - Fri Nov 06

Police say they caught a man in the act of burglarizing cars and packing a concealed revolver early Thursday.

Man in "Hugs not Drugs" T-shirt follows woman

The Union - Thu Nov 05

The man was contacted by Grass Valley police and advised not to follow people. For more crime reports, read the police blotter in Friday's edition of The Union.

Truckee police arrest man on suspicion of home burglary, prowling

RGJ.com - Thu Nov 05

Truckee police arrested a man after he was confronted by residents in a home he was allegedly burglarizing.

McClintock proposes bill axing WAPA bail-out provisions

The Union - Thu Nov 05

Today, House Natural Resources Committee Ranking Member Doc Hastings, of Washington, and Water and Power Subcommittee Ranking Member Tom McClintock, R-Elk Grove, introduced The American Taxpayer and Western Area Power Administration Firm Power Customer Protection Act .

Twenty mile commemorative museum coming to Donner Summit

Sierra Sun - Wed Nov 04

Most history museums don't allow visitors to drive through them, but that's the plan on Donner Summit.

Weapon in fatal Nevada County hunting accident to be tested

Sacramento Bee Newspaper - Wed Nov 04

From Bill Lindelof: The rifle that discharged and killed a 12-year-old boy in a weekend Nevada County hunting accident has been sent to a lab for testing.

Weather service to train storm watchers Nov. 24

The Union - Wed Nov 04

Free training for Nevada County storm watchers will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov.

Mine leader blasts detractors

The Union - Tue Nov 03

The president of the Idaho-Maryland Mine in Grass Valley said Tuesday the main group battling the effort was using misleading information to kill the proposed reopening of the famous underground gold producer of long ago.