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TUD urges water conservation during 8-day Main Canal outage starting Sunday - Vimarsana News

TUD urges water conservation during 8-day Main Canal outage starting Sunday

Tuolumne Utilities District and Pacific Gas and Electric Co. are preparing for annual Tuolumne Main Canal maintenance and TUD ditch outages slated this Sunday through Oct. 22.

Tuolumne County students prepare for 'ring of fire' eclipse Saturday morning - Vimarsana News

Tuolumne County students prepare for 'ring of fire' eclipse Saturday morning

Excitement is building among more than a thousand kindergarten through 12th-grade students in Tuolumne County who are working this week to learn more about how the moon’s shadow will block

Tuolumne County residents ask questions, vent frustrations about recent power outages to PG&E - Vimarsana News

Tuolumne County residents ask questions, vent frustrations about recent power outages to PG&E

Scores of Pacific Gas and Electric Co. customers in Tuolumne County posed questions to the embattled utility Monday about recent outages, infrastructure and rate increases at events hosted by PG&E

Tuolumne County launches campaign against illegal trash dumping as volunteer cleanup efforts continue - Vimarsana News

Tuolumne County launches campaign against illegal trash dumping as volunteer cleanup efforts continue

The Tuolumne County Public Works Department is launching a “Don’t Trash Tuolumne” project, campaign and website to clean up litter, garbage and illegal dumping hotspots, as well as to promote

As prescribed fires ramp up, smoke is a concern for sensitive groups - Vimarsana News

As prescribed fires ramp up, smoke is a concern for sensitive groups

People with respiratory issues and other sensitive health conditions should consider staying indoors when significant smoke from managed fires and prescribed fires is present, Tuolumne County health authorities said Friday.