KVMR News

The Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Idaho-Maryland Mine Project is now available for review . Felton Pruitt spoke with Nevada County Senior Planner, Matt Kelley, about today’s debut of the public comment period on the preposed reopening of the Mine. Read the entire EIR here .

Panelists from the Nevada County Sheriff’s Office, County Emergency Operations Center, CAL FIRE, and PG&E shared the latest updates on the storm’s impact, emergency response efforts to date and available resources and services. 

Nevada County Public Information Officer, Taylor Wolfe, joins Kanikapila host, Michael Keene, to share this morning's update with KVMR's audience.

Deanna Contreras, PG&E spokesperson, shares information about the company's ongoing effort to restore power to customers in the Sierra Nevada region.

County Line Bluegrass host, Eric Rice, and Nevada County Public Information Officer, Taylor Wolfe, discuss the current state of Nevada County, including where to go to shower, charge devices, and dispose of all of the food that has now spoiled as many begin day 6 without power.

Felton Pruitt gets the latest updates from Nevada County Public Information Officer, Taylor Wolfe.

Nevada County's Director of Environmental Health, Amy Irani, talks food safety with KVMR's Felton Pruitt.

Placer County's assistant director of the Office of Emergency Services, Dave Atkinson, shares information and resources for those in Placer County affected by recent snowstorms.

Nevada County Public Information Officer, Taylor Wolfe, talks with Cláudio Mendonça about the local emergency deceleration, road closures, generator safety, and more.

Pacific Gas and Electric Company spokesperson talks to KVMR News Director, Cláudio Mendonça, about the record-setting storm that’s left almost 30,000 customers without electricity.

Molly Fisk writes, coaches, and teaches writing in California's Sierra Nevada foothills.

KVMR’s Steve Baker talks with YubaNet.com founder and editor Pascale. Together they answer audience questions, discuss local road closures, P&GE restoration timelines, warming shelters and other local resources.

KVMR's Steve Baker talks with Pascale From YubaNet with the latest updates on the Northern California winter storm, including power outages & local road conditions.

Nevada County Public Information Officer, Taylor Wolfe, shares the latest information with KVMR News Director, Cláudio Mendonça.

Paul Emery talks with economist Gary Zimmerman about what 2022 may bring including how COVID-19 may affect the coming year.

Governor Newsom announced that state healthcare workers will be required to get COVID boosters by February 1st and vowed to send 6 million home test kits to children before schools reconvene. The California Report has a cautionary tale for anyone who’s ever had their Facebook account taken down, and after regional news and weather it’s a special holiday Bravehearts. We close with an essay by Molly...

Molly Fisk writes, coaches, and teaches writing in California's Sierra Nevada foothills.

A lot of private information that was once stored on paper is now stored on networked computers. While this is certainly convenient, it also comes with risks. The California Report explores the world of cybercrime and encourages parents to be proactive when it comes to protecting their children’s data. After regional news and weather, Felton Pruitt talks with Natalie Adona, assistant clerk-recorde...

A group of Nevada County residents hopes to recall all five Nevada County supervisors. Felton Pruitt spoke with assistant clerk-recorder/registrar of voters for Nevada County, Natalie Adona, to learn more about the process.

Gov. Gavin Newsom is proposing a gun control gambit using the legal strategy of the Texas anti-abortion law–namely, outsourcing enforcement to private individuals. The California Report asks: Could it backfire? After regional news and weather, hydrologist Steve Baker says the northern part of the state finally has something wet to celebrate, and Marc Cuniberti tries to get a grip on finding safety...

Hydrologist Steve Baker says the northern part of California finally has something wet to celebrate.