Page 14 - River Fire News Today

Being the multimedia reporter for The Union over the past year has sent me far and wide. From the racing pits of Laguna Seca, to the shores of Pearl Harbor, to witness the spectacle of…

Fall River took some major steps in 2021 toward lessening the opioid epidemics impact on the city.

Brian Eagan, a battalion chief with Cal Fire, summed up the devastation caused by the River Fire in one sentence.

Though the coronavirus and its effects are still with us, 2021 was dominated by different headlines, at least for Nevada County.

Hello, neighbors, friends, and fellow residents. I hope you’re well and getting done all the things that must get done before the holidays. In my final newsletter of the year, I offer you the greatest…

The agency deployed five fire engines and an incident management team.

A PG&E spokesperson says the utility is expanding its wildfire detection capabilities by installing hundreds of high-definition fire-watch cameras. Four cameras in the Bay Area are equipped with AI technology.

The technology is also designed to filter out things that look like smoke such as haze or fog.

 

Grass Valley residents should anticipate a half-inch to inch of rain starting tonight into Thursday morning, according to the National Weather Service.