Firefighters plan pile burning operations near Janesville Grade to reduce forest fuels and protect local communities.

Kevin Kiley addresses home insurance issues and national debt concerns in a recent District 3 town hall.

Cal Fire increases defensible space inspections, implementing stricter “Zone 0” regulations by 2025.

Congressman Kiley addresses constituents’ concerns on program cuts and tax extensions in a well-attended virtual town hall.

SR 49 between Auburn and Placer/El Dorado County line closes for 7 hours on March 18 for PG&E permit work.

Heavy snowfall and strong winds forecasted in the Sierra Nevada, impacting travel and requiring preparedness.

Firefighters plan pile burning operations in Plumas National Forest, aiming to treat over 600 acres.

Feather River College, now smoke-free, leads rural colleges in tobacco control.

Plumas County prepares to implement new state fire rules following updated high-risk wildfire maps.

Juvenile Chinook salmon return to North Yuba River after 80 years due to a successful pilot reintroduction program.

USDA fires 3,400 Forest Service employees, impacting Tahoe National Forest and potentially hindering wildfire prevention.

Governor Newsom’s order prompts CAL FIRE to reclassify 1.4 million acres as high-risk, enforcing state fire mitigation rules locally.

U.S. Forest Service conducts controlled burns across Plumas and Tahoe National Forests, facilitated by recent heavy rains.

Firefighters plan pile burning operations in Quincy, Greenville, and Meadow Valley, with minor smoke impacts expected.

Two winter storms forecasted to hit Sacramento Valley and Sierra Nevada, causing challenging travel conditions.