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A low-flying helicopter with gear mounted on the front was circling over Sonora and other parts of Tuolumne County on Thursday to assess power lines for Pacific Gas and Electric

Since California voters approved legalizing personal use and cultivation of marijuana for adults 21 years of age or older in November 2016, illegal pot grows estimated to be worth millions

Columbia College invited a leading national voice on diversity, equity, and inclusion to speak to staff and faculty Thursday, because the issues are “pertinent to our small, rural, predominantly white,

The Sonora Red Cross Blood and Platelet Donation Center at Greenley and Sanguinetti roads will close effective Sept. 23 because it’s “among the top high-cost Red Cross Donation Centers in

The Cal Fire Tuolumne-Calaveras Unit recently updated its annual strategic fire plan, which outlines the unit’s geography and socioeconomics, fire environments, fire protection responsibilities, pre-fire strategies, vegetation management, fire projects,

A wetland restoration project is now underway in the 400-acre former herding area known as Ackerson Meadow, which was controversially added to Yosemite National Park in 2016, the National Park

Lingering remnants of Tropical Storm Hilary brought lightning-strike fires, thunderstorms, gusting winds, and more than a half-inch of rare summer rain to the Mother Lode and Central Sierra Nevada over

About 20 volunteers from the Tuolumne County Sheriffs Community Services Unit and local community emergency response teams took part in a training session sponsored by the county Office of Emergency

A decade after the most destructive disaster in the 173-year history of Tuolumne County, people are still trying to make sense of the 400-square-mile Rim Fire that broke out Aug.

The U.S. Forest Service closed the popular Rainbow Pool Day Use Area for the day Thursday in the wake of anonymous phone call threats to place pipe bombs at the