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Assemblymember James C. Ramos, thefirst and only California Native American serving in the state’s legislature, on Friday announced his 2024 bill package that deals with issues ranging from public safety to youth homelessness to education to mental health services. Ramos' bill package contains a strong emphasis on inclusion of Native American issues, including the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People issue. As I enter my sixth year in the Assembly, I plan to continue the fight to...

EDITOR’S NOTE: The Union publishes Club News each Saturday. To share the latest from your western Nevada County club or organization, email readers@theunion.com. Unfortunately only a small fraction of club

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While the Nevada Irrigation District (NID) is working hard to ensure the reliability of our water supply, the district is facing potential state regulations that would have dire negative impacts

The CIF Sac-Joaquin Section girls basketball playoffs feature a host of talented underclassmen from Liberty Ranch, Inderkum and beyond.

Mountain snow and valley rain are back in Utahs forecast after a short lull.

A water bill that its sponsor says is "generational" is beginning to advance on Utah's Capitol Hill.

I think the cartoon that accuses Uncle Sam of being a racist (2/8/24) could have taken a different tone with a shift in perspective. Instead, asking the question, whether the

To the Editor: As plans for the full and expedited removal of the Scott and Cape Horn Dam on the Eel River, Potter Valley move forward, our natural resources are in danger. The larger Scott Dam is located where water is stored at Lake Pillsbury, and the smaller Cape Horn Dam constitutes the creation of […]

A proposed bill would set up a council to oversee water discussions with outside entities; however, critics are concerned about transparency issues with the way the bill is set up.