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Sonora City Council approves basketball court, other upgrades for Woods Creek Rotary Park - Vimarsana News

Sonora City Council approves basketball court, other upgrades for Woods Creek Rotary Park

The City of Sonora will use a $168,000 state grant to install a half-size basketball court, a new shade structure and make other improvements at Woods Creek Rotary Park, located

McCullough Ends Tuolumne County Supervisor Campaign - Vimarsana News

McCullough Ends Tuolumne County Supervisor Campaign

Joanne McCullough, who was running for the District One Tuolumne County Supervisor seat, has decided to leave the race.

Communities gather to observe National Day for Truth and Reconciliation - Vimarsana News

Communities gather to observe National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation Chief Greg Nadjiwon stood behind a microphone in front of a sacred fire and spoke about a time he broke down crying in the halls of a former residential school near Algoma College.

PG&E will host meetings Monday in Tuolumne County to answer questions on outages, rate hikes - Vimarsana News

PG&E will host meetings Monday in Tuolumne County to answer questions on outages, rate hikes

Tuolumne County customers of Pacific Gas and Electric Co. will have two opportunities next week to ask the utility giant’s representatives about recent outages, rate increases and plans to underground

Council approves contract with Sonora Chamber of Commerce to take over city's downtown events - Vimarsana News

Council approves contract with Sonora Chamber of Commerce to take over city's downtown events

The City of Sonora will pay the Sonora Chamber of Commerce $50,000 to manage and promote annual city-sponsored community events in the downtown area, including the ever-popular Christmas parade on