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The Tuolumne Utilities District Board of Directors on Wednesday is scheduled to revisit the agency’s efforts to increase water and sewer rates over the next five years by as much

Yosemite National Park and the American Alpine Club, with support from the nonprofit Yosemite Conservancy, are hosting the first United in Yosemite festival, a six-day event dedicated to celebrating diversity

A fourth-generation Tuolumne County mom is helping the Sonora Police Department launch a new autism safety alert program to make it easier for families and individuals living with autism to

Workers using ropes and harnesses to protect themselves are busy this week repairing leaks on the sloping, domed roof of the iconic Oak Pavilion at Columbia College, in the wake

Two swimmers last seen in the Mother Lode’s largest reservoirs, Don Pedro and New Melones, remained missing as of Thursday, according to law enforcement in Tuolumne and Calaveras counties.

Firefighters had reached 95% containment as of Friday morning on the 37-acre Harney Fire that broke out Wednesday and burned grasses and oak woodland between Jacksonville Road and Don Pedro

Seven artists and one group based in Tuolumne County have been awarded $687,707 in state grants by a collective that advocates for supporting artists who are locally focused on spreading

Firefighters had 75% containment of a vegetation fire that burned an estimated 37 acres south of Jamestown as of Thursday morning, a Cal Fire Tuolumne-Calaveras Unit spokeswoman said.

Temperatures as cool as 15 to 20 degrees below normal for late June are prompting burn bosses to continue with plans for prescribed fires from Valley Springs and San Andreas

If you’ve recently been thinking we’re in the midst of a historic cool spell here in the Mother Lode, you’re right.