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Two Teens Overdose On Opioids In Calaveras County
Valley Springs, CA – There was a scary scene in Valley Springs last night as two teens’ lives hung in the balance as emergency crews used a life-saving medication that they say the public should have on hand. Calaveras Consolidated Firefighters (CCF) responded Tuesday (4/23) night to an...
End of April Parades, Plays and More Mother Lode Events
There is a dog parade, a mutt march and more events happening this weekend. The ‘Who Let The Dogs Out’ Parade will take place at 11 am on Saturday in Twain Harte. The family event is open to dogs trained to walk on a leash who are socially friendly. Parade registration begins at 10 am and there will be awards for best dressed dog, best trick performer and more. Proceeds for the event go to help Friends of the Animal Community (FOAC) as detailed here.
Nevada County Celtic Festival moved to spring to avoid wildfires
GRASS VALLEY — A popular Northern California festival is officially moving from the fall to the spring. We're talking about the family-friendly KVMR Celtic Festival in Nevada County.With the annual threat of wildfires and billowing smoke in the county, the Celtic festival finally said enough is enough and they're making a big change."Being a festival in the fall, we were always kind of the closer of the festival season here in Grass Valley. We're now opening it," said over Celtic festival event producer Christian Gutt.After several consecutive years of horrible air quality and a cancellation two days before the festival,...
Spring rain, thunderstorms may return to Northern California
(FOX40.COM) — After starting the week in the upper 80s, parts of Northern California may be back under some wet weather and a chance of thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service Sacramento station. From Tuesday and into Wednesday there is a 15% to 35% of thunderstorms in the foothills and the Sierra. According to […]
Cooler temperatures and rain showers to end the work week, warmer and sunnier for the weekend
SACRAMENTO, Calif — An unseasonably cool couple of days are on tap for Northern California, along with some late season rain showers and high elevation snow. Temperatures this weekend will be much cooler than they were last weekend and Monday before low pressure was reintroduced to the region. On Monday, Downtown Sacramento hit 89 degrees and the high Tuesday was 20 degrees cooler, maxing out at 69 degrees.
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