KVMR News

The gathering coincided with a visit by the Nevada County GOP's fall dinner keynote speaker, Laura Loomer. 

After local news and headlines KVMR’s Paul Emery and Hydrogeologist Steve Baker bring us the latest in the world of water with a focus on wildfires. Marc Cuniberti looks at the impact of artificial intelligence on the markets in today’s Money Matters commentary. We close with a new essay from Nevada City poet Molly Fisk.  

Other highlights will include footage of Lyman Gilmore working on one of his planes in the 1920s.

The NID Board of Directors voted to discontinue all further studies related to the controversial reservoir project. Nevada City's resolution adoption comes after almost a year of heated debate.

The Grass Valley City Council introduced Ordinance No. 829 at their regular meeting on Tuesday. A second reading of the ordinance will take place at the next regular meeting on October 8th.

The new 48,000 square-foot receiving area and its associated scales should significantly reduce wait times for the public.  

Robert Hernandez, a CAL FIRE Fire Apparatus Engineer, is accused of igniting five fires while off duty between August 15th and September 14th. He was booked into the Sonoma County Jail on charges of arson to forest land

KVMR’s Paul Emery sits down to discuss some new Federal Reserve policy headlines with economist Gary Zimmerman. Al Stahler speaks with Nevada County’s Habitat for Humanity Development Director Jason Miles to discover how the organization creates affordable housing. Nevada City poet Molly Fisk reflects on nostalgia for certain elements of the past while weighing the convenience of modern technology in this week's Observations from a Working Poet series.

Suspicious mail has been sent to election offices in at least 15 other states.

The Tahoe National Forest has announced plans to burn thousands of acres this fall.