Sonora Area News Today

Law enforcement agencies and several prosecutors, judges and elected officials gathered Wednesday to observe National Peace Officers Memorial Day, to pay tribute to seven California police officers and deputies who

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

There is still time to enjoy and sign up for a complimentary dinner while gaining invaluable insights from local experts surrounding a host of topics tomorrow night.

More public parking will be coming to the south end of downtown Sonora after the City Council voted 3-0 Monday night to purchase a long-unused lot at South Stewart and

The snow has caused the rescheduling on an event.

The unanimous vote was called a win-win by councilmembers.

The Sonora City Council will vote on purchasing a parking lot at the corner of Church and Stewart Street for $124,000 from the Irving J Symons Foundation, a supporting organization of the Sonora Area Foundation.

The Tuolumne County Volunteer Fair will be held at the Mother Lode Fairgrounds in Sonora, on Thursday April 4th from 4 to 7 PM.

Over the weekend, and including this morning, there were 15 crashes within the California Highway Patrol’s Sonora Area jurisdiction.

Two local groups received the Irving J Symons Community Impact Award this year, and an additional two were picked for the Elaine Symons Baker Award.