Nevada City News

PETER PAN was first introduced by J.M. Barrie in 1901 in the short story, "Peter Pan, or the Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up."

Police arrested two people Wednesday morning on suspicion of pimping and human trafficking in connection with massage parlors in Auburn and Nevada City.

Contrary to Grass Valley, Nevada City's financial situation is pretty good as the new fiscal year gets underway.

Nevada City's New City Manager has been on the job for five days and Mark Prestwich is learning the ins and outs of his new responsibilities.

A vegetation fire off Hutto Road and Keller Road in the Big Oak Valley area, Monday afternoon.

A long standing tradition in Western Nevada County is the Fourth of July Parade.

Three men wearing masks entered the home of a Nevada City man Sunday morning, tying him up and beating him before taking the man's car and leaving, according to Nevada County sheriff's logs.

Nevada City is getting ready for the area's annual Fourth of July parade. Nevada City Chamber of Commerce Executive Director says entries are coming in up until the last minute.

Assemblymember Roger Hernandez announced Assembly Bill 1973 passed the Senate Governmental Organization Committee on a 10-0 bi-partisan vote.

Due to an unexpected medical issue, the hearing to decide the proposed reopening of a bed and breakfast in Nevada City has been postponed.

Nevada City Police continue to investigate a bank robbery at the Tri-Counties Bank branch a couple of weeks ago.

Fire Marshalls in Grass Valley and Nevada County want people to know all fireworks are banned in those jurisdictions, even the so-called Safe and Sane kind.

A Nevada City motorcyclist is in serious condition after he got into a crash over the weekend.

But in a pinch, the best thing is to live next door to a doctor who specializes in emergency medicine.

A vehicle driven by a Reno man collided with a tree off Highway 20 Friday morning, leaving the passenger dead and her husband in critical condition, according to the Grass Valley California Highway Patrol.

Matt Green, California State Parks Superintendent of Sierra District, talks with Doug Moon, right, during a tour of the Bridgeport Covered Bridge in Penn Valley on Monday, June 23, 2014.

On Thursday, June 26, 2014 Pato Banton stepped onto the modest Miner's Foundry stage in Nevada City, CA and immediately got the crowds energized.

A sheriff deputy almost hit head-on, a chase, a crash, and a foot pursuit ends with an arrest on Dog Bar Road Thursday afternoon.

The California Highway Patrol has reported a car accident off Highway 20 and Lowell Road, in Nevada City, which has one fatality and one subject in critical condition.

South Louisiana that is. Rod Melancon has both LA's to thank for his inspiration.