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Sheriff's Office IDs Modesto man who drowned in New Melones on July 1 - Vimarsana News

Sheriff's Office IDs Modesto man who drowned in New Melones on July 1

A 35-year-old man who accidentally drowned in New Melones Reservoir after jumping from the Camp 9 Road bridge in early July was identified Friday by the Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Office

Bodies of 2 drowning victims pulled from area reservoirs, another still missing - Vimarsana News

Bodies of 2 drowning victims pulled from area reservoirs, another still missing

The bodies of two men who drowned last month while swimming in area reservoirs were recovered this week by search teams from both Tuolumne and Calaveras counties, while a third

Presumed drowning at New Melones Reservoir over weekend adds to deadly year for area waterways - Vimarsana News

Presumed drowning at New Melones Reservoir over weekend adds to deadly year for area waterways

A 35-year-old man who was temporarily living in Tuolumne County is presumed to have drowned Saturday after jumping from the Camp Nine bridge into the Stanislaus River and disappearing under

Searches continue for 2 swimmers last seen in Mother Lode reservoirs - Vimarsana News

Searches continue for 2 swimmers last seen in Mother Lode reservoirs

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.

Forest Service reopens popular Cottonwood Road in Stanislaus National Forest - Vimarsana News

Forest Service reopens popular Cottonwood Road in Stanislaus National Forest

Cottonwood Road, also known as Forest Road 1N01, has reopened with most damage from winter storms now repaired, the U.S. Forest Service announced Monday.