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24-YEAR-OLD WOMAN MISSING Near Nevada City: Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public Help
The Nevada County Sheriff’s Office is requesting public assistance in locating a 24-year-old woman who went missing Monday near Nevada City. Esmeralda Marie Pineda was last seen in a mining claim camp along the Yuba River’s middle fork and Sweetland Creek, some five miles northwest of Nevada City, according to a Sheriff’s Office news release.
2 arrested for shooting at car full of people in Grass Valley
GRASS VALLEY, Calif. — Two people are in custody after they allegedly shot at a car full of people in Grass Valley. The Nevada County Sheriff's Office says Reese Lanskey-Stevens, 18, and River Harris, 20, were arrested Wednesday in connection with the shooting. Lanksey-Stevens was booked on suspicion of criminal conspiracy, stalking and committing a felony while on bail, while Harris was booked on suspicion of criminal conspiracy.
Rackerby resident expresses concerns over neighbors dogs after his gets attacked
RACKERBY, Calif. - Jason Steele moved from Texas to Rackerby a decade ago. For a better part of that decade, Steele has lived off Vierra Road with his two dogs. But recently, Steele says one of his neighbors is letting a pack of aggressive dogs run loose. "Just in the last week, the dogs have been packing up over there, and attacking...Getting into my trash on a daily basis at night."
Open space surveillance cameras coming to popular Grass Valley parks
GRASS VALLEY – Surveillance cameras are coming to popular parks around Grass Valley. The $170,000 project was introduced last year but was approved by the Grass Valley City Council just last week. Open space surveillance cameras will be up and running in Memorial, Condon and Elizabeth Daniels parks come winter. Grass Valley residents have mixed reactions. "I think it's an excuse to scale back on live policing with actual law enforcement," said Grass Valley resident Mark Pelayo. "I feel like it's a good idea because there were a lot of people who like to tear up this place,...
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