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A nonprofit organization that advocates for ranching families and for conserving California’s working rangelands has teamed up with a Wallace family in northwestern Calaveras County to legally conserve the family’s

Volunteers used an air-compressor powered sand-blaster, rock grinders, and wire wheels last weekend to remove graffiti from trail-side rocks and the vulnerable, open-ended caves of the canyon-bottom Natural Bridges area

Eleven people graduated April 26 from the Tuolumne Construction Pre-Apprenticeship Training Program, which has placed more than 100 people in union and non-union jobs since it was formed by the

The new, nearly complete $325 million Chicken Ranch Casino, Resort and Conference Center will begin welcoming guests in July, the Chicken Ranch Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians of California announced at

A popular section of the John Muir Trail between Clark Point and the top of Nevada Fall, which is prone to tumbling boulders and erosion nearly every spring, is again

More than 100 high school students from Mariposa, Tuolumne and Calaveras counties came to Columbia College last Tuesday, April 23, for the Occupational Olympics, a competition for young people targeting

Columbia artist Peggy Reza, a Tuolumne County resident since the early 1970s, has her first grant-funded exhibit on display through Monday in the Miners Hall building across from Columbia Mercantile

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. is shutting down its 15.5-mile-long Main Tuolumne Canal, the chain of flumes and ditches that conveys 95% of Tuolumne Utilities Districts drinking water supply, this

Beginning at 8 a.m. Wednesday, anyone who intends to do hazard reduction burning will be required to get a burn permit in the Cal Fire jurisdiction state responsibility areas of

More than 100 people came Saturday to the second night of a grant-funded three-day immersive, interactive art experience called Last Earth, created by Jen Fletcher of the Greater Good Collective,