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Sandy Fisher, 74, of Sonora, whose forebears in Tuolumne County go back to the 1850s, has a family history mystery unfolding in real time.

In a further sign that gray wolves are now returning to and repopulating former habitat areas in California, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife is touting the recent confirmed

A temporary reopening of a section of Tuolumne Road North that was undermined, destabilized, and significantly damaged by storms this past winter is planned at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, fulfilling a

People who enjoy night-sky viewing of stars, constellations, and comets are invited to watch the annual Perseid meteor shower near Summit Ranger Station in the Stanislaus National Forest as it

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution Tuesday to recognize the 10-year anniversary of the historically devastating Rim Fire, which broke out Aug. 17, 2013, and burned

A 400-foot-long landslide that occurred during winter storms rendered Tuolumne Road North so unsafe it has remained closed and barricaded since March 17, and the Tuolumne County Public Works Department

Seven Summerville High School students who chose to forego the height of summertime outdoors have just completed a three-week App Development Summer Camp at Columbia College, a grant-funded crash course

The annual late spring, early summer cat population explosion is underway again in Tuolumne County, and animal advocates say their rapidly multiplying numbers are draining resources and stretching people and

Columbia State Historic Park is terminating a 73-year-old contract lease agreement for the Main Street Firehouse with the nonprofit that owns and maintains the Gold Rush town’s two 1850s hand

A bigrig semi truck crashed into a utility pole and brought down electric lines and phone lines at Sanguinetti Road and Mono Way before 1 p.m. Monday, causing outages that