Chamber Of Commerce Will Recognize Community Leaders

My Mother Lode - Sat Nov 07

The Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce will be recognizing some community leaders at its November 19th Honors and Installation Banquet.

Man Charged For Carjacking

My Mother Lode - Fri Nov 06

The Tuolumne County District Attorney's Office says that 19-year-old Jesse Daniel Burkett of Sonora has been charged with a felony count of carjacking for allegedly forcing a woman out of her car on November 2nd and stealing the vehicle.

Felony carjacking charge is filed

Union Democrat - Fri Nov 06

The Tuolumne County District Attorney's Office charged a Sonora man with one felony count of carjacking with use of a deadly weapon in a complaint filed Thursday.

Habitat For Humanity Purchases "Parrotts Ferry Village" Property

My Mother Lode - Thu Nov 05

Some ambitious plans are in the works for Tuolumne County's chapter of Habitat for Humanity.

Sonora's Rosemary Tomai unstoppable

Union Democrat - Thu Nov 05

Rosemary Tomai has worn many hats over the years, including serving as president of a Tuolumne County mobile home park tenantsa group.

CHP Updates Hwy 108-Stockton Rd. Accident Report

My Mother Lode - Thu Nov 05

The Tuolumne County CHP Office reports both women involved in that early morning Hwy 108-Stockton Rd.

Calaveras Humane Society Adds New Thrift Store

My Mother Lode - Wed Nov 04

The Calaveras Humane Society will be celebrating the grand opening of its new thrift store this Friday beginning at 10am.

Supervisors Approve Hazardous Waste Agreement

My Mother Lode - Tue Nov 03

Last year Tuolumne and Mariposa Counties received a joint grant of nearly $400,000 to help manage household hazardous waste.

Pedro Compliments Calaveras Supervisors Selection Of CAO

My Mother Lode - Tue Nov 03

During Tuesday's Tuolumne County Supervisorial meeting, CAO Craig Pedro took time to compliment the selection of Jeanne Boyce as the new Calaveras CAO.

H1N1 vaccinations begin at county schools

Union Democrat - Tue Nov 03

Tuolumne County Health Department Nurse Practitioner Marsha Malgesini gives a nasal vaccination to Soulsbyville Elementary School first-grader Olivia Lang, of Sonora.