Idaho State

Chinese Camp, CA

Calaveras County, CA

Copperopolis, CA

Calaveras. CA– Copper Cove Drive in Copperopolis remains completely closed between Black Creek Drive and Cheyenne Road due to severe road damage. The Calaveras County Public Works Department has identified necessary repairs to reopen the road and is working with a construction contractor to complete them. Guardrails are scheduled to be installed the week of April 10th, after which the road will be reopened. In the meantime, drivers must continue to use alternate routes and should note that violating the complete road closure will result in citations issued by the Sheriff’s Department.

Calaveras Public Works Update Copper Cove Drive Status

Tuolumne County, CA

Groveland, CA

Groveland, CA – A Groveland man was placed on a half-million dollar bond after turning himself in for attempted murder after his victim escaped and called 911. Last Tuesday morning (3-21-23), a man reported he had been kidnapped and beaten up but was able to escape his capture. Tuolumne County Sheriff’s deputies responded to the area of Smith Station Road near County Line Road in Groveland, where the victim ran for help. When deputies arrived, the man told them he was forced from his Pine Mountain Lake home into a vehicle at gunpoint.

Groveland Man Arrested For Attempted Murder

Oregon State

Sonora, CA

Johnson, Gordon Gail Smith, age 83, passed away on Saturday, March 25, 2023 at Skyline Place, Sonora, CA. Gordon was born on February 15, 1940 in Medford, Oregon. Services: Memorial service is being planned for a future date. Terzich & Wilson Cremation-Funeral Home entrusted with cremation arrangements.

Gordon Gail Smith Johnson

Twain Harte, CA

SONORA, CA: Tuolumne Utilities District (TUD) has temporarily closed a Cedar Ridge area roadway for hydrant repair. TUD reports that the closure will be on Hillside Drive, off Kewin Mill, northwest of Twain Harte and Highway 108. Construction crews will make those repairs today, between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Traffic Alert: TUD Hydrant Repair To Slow Travel

Sonora, CA– Forest Supervisor Jason Kuiken has extended the existing restrictions at Rainbow Pools and Cherry Lakes, effective through December 31, 2024, citing public safety concerns. Visitors to Cherry Lake are prohibited from camping, cooking, building, or maintaining a campfire on National Forest Lands at, below, or within 100 feet above the Cherry Lake high water mark or on the island within Cherry Lake. Meanwhile, alcohol is prohibited within the Rainbow Pool area.

Rainbow Pool And Cherry Lake Restrictions Extended Into 2024

Sonora, CA — It is a chilly start to the work week in the Mother Lode. First off, the National Weather Service has issued a Frost Advisory for the Mother Lode and Northern Sierra Foothills until 9am (Monday). The frost has the potential to kill sensitive outdoor vegetation. In...

Wind, Frost, Rain And Mountain Snow On Tap

Jamestown, CA

Moccasin, CA

Standard, CA

Columbia, CA

Tuolumne, CA

Soulsbyville, CA

Knights Ferry, CA

La Grange, CA

Angels Camp, CA

Vallecito, CA

Altaville, CA

Douglas Flat, CA

Coulterville, CA

Murphys, CA

Long Barn, CA

Hathaway Pines, CA

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Chinese Camp Couple Threatens Another “Ruby Ridge” If Evicted

Chinese Camp, CA – A man and woman being evicted from a home they rented in Chinese Camp threatened another “Ruby Ridge” standoff with deputies if...

Chinese Camp Couple Threatens Another “Ruby Ridge” If Evicted

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