Hidden Valley residents face an important cleanup deadline as recovery from the mudslide continues.
Washoe County Commissioners unanimously voted Friday afternoon to ratify the Hidden Valley flash flooding as an emergency.
Crews have responded to about 40 calls based on priority.
The majority of positions will be required to operate various types of heavy equipment.
All power for those in the PSOM area has been restored.
A portion of Highway 89 remains closed. Residents can get to Markleeville via Monitor Pass.
The suspension bans all residential outdoor burning of landscape debris such as branches and leaves.
Sparks Fire Department knocked down a fire that was threatening a church.
Fire crews say flames and smoke will be visible if you’re headed that way.
As Washoe County and the greater Reno area continue to grow, the Washoe County’s Utility Division is replacing its aging Steamboat Lift Station, a crucial piece of infrastructure that feeds..