Police say woman exposed herself publicly
A woman accused of exposing and performing a lewd act on herself in public remained Friday in the Nevada County Jail, authorities said.
‘I just had to show up’: Locals protest Friday’s ruling overturning Roe v. Wade; others praise the move
Horns honked and people wielded signs Friday afternoon as they protested the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, a landmark 1973 decision that ruled a woman has the right to seek an…
Changes at The Union: New publisher, editor at newspaper
The Union — sold effective June 1 to Gold Hill California Media Inc. — has a new publisher and editor.
Honored for their service: Nevada City Mayor Duane Strawser, Council member Erin Minett say farewell
Nevada City Mayor Duane Strawser was honored Wednesday for his 12 consecutive years of service on the Nevada City Council during his last council meeting as mayor. He is stepping away to be able to…
Echoes from our past — The Lone Pine: A Nevada County landmark
Imagine for a moment an obituary for a scraggly tree, its roots exposed before the wind finally broke it free.
Former NU choir director Don Baggett to be honored this Sunday
Nevada County this Sunday will celebrate the life of one of the region’s biggest musical influences — Don Baggett — at the Nevada County Fairgrounds.
Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade; states can ban abortion
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has ended constitutional protections for abortion that had been in place nearly 50 years in a decision by its conservative majority to overturn Roe v. Wade. Friday's outcome is…
Photographer’s spotlight
Each week, we’ll highlight photographs taken by The Union’s Multimedia Reporter Elias Funez that, for whatever reason, didn’t make the newspaper or weren’t in a prominent position.
Detective finds drugs on suspect accused of fleeing police
A Grass Valley man accused of fleeing from police on a motorcycle earlier this month is in jail after a detective spotted him on the same vehicle, and later found suspected drugs on him, police…
Noble thoughts: A tradition continues
My grandmother Ruby Nobles wrote a column for The Union of the same name — Noble Thoughts — for 10 years in the 1970s and ’80s.
The votes are counted: Certification of Nevada County’s vote will occur next week, officials say
Nevada County officials have counted all the ballots, and certification of the local vote is expected by Wednesday.
Food for thought: New group hopes to offer nutrition to Nevada County students
The goal is to feed thousands of students with locally sourced food.
‘Community support and coming together’: Limitless Fitness to hold Workout For A Cause
Limitless Fitness to hold Workout For A Cause
June 24 update: Nevada County COVID-19 cases rise by 70
Nevada County recorded 70 new COVID-19 cases on Friday making the new total 17,329. There were 223 active cases, 16,964 people released from isolation, seven people hospitalized locally, and 142 total deaths.
Grass Valley weather: More hot temps ahead
Grass Valley will have no shortage of sunny skies and hot temperatures next week, though highs will start trending downward, the National Weather Service said.