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Candidates can now begin official process to get on March 5 primary ballot - Vimarsana News

Candidates can now begin official process to get on March 5 primary ballot

All three incumbent Tuolumne County Superior Court judges who are up for reelection in March will be running unopposed, while candidates for the county Board of Supervisors and Sonora City

Tuolumne County Rejects One Of Four Properties Eyed For Homeless - Vimarsana News

Tuolumne County Rejects One Of Four Properties Eyed For Homeless

The one property rejected is an existing six-unit apartment building that already has tenants.

Tuolumne County takes step toward buying 3 of 4 properties eyed for homeless housing projects - Vimarsana News

Tuolumne County takes step toward buying 3 of 4 properties eyed for homeless housing projects

Tuolumne County will take the next step toward the possible purchase of three out of four properties that were recently identified as locations for proposed housing projects to help people

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

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