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  • School Closures, Power Outages Linger

    News10 Sacramento – 4 mins ago  

    It's been an unexpected week off of school for some El Dorado County students, while utility crews scramble to restore power to customers. Full Story »

  • Expect Wet, Windy Weather Through Sunday

    News10 Sacramento – 34 mins ago  

    A series of storms is forming in the Pacific and will bring rain and wind to the valley and snow to the Sierra through Sunday, News10 Microcast meteorologist Kristine Hanson said. Full Story »

  • Local Substitute Teacher Turns MMA Fighter

    News10 Sacramento – 49 mins ago  

    Seventh and eighth grade Math and P.E. teacher, Shawn Smith, will trade in grading papers for his students at Tobey Johnson Middle School this weekend to make his debut as a Mixed Martial Arts fighter in Placerville. Full Story »

  • 2010 Area Jobs Outlook: Not Good, Experts Say

    News10 Sacramento – Fri Dec 11, 2:56 am ET  

    With more than six unemployed people applying for every one open job, a Sacramento employment development expert says job numbers for early 2010 are not very encouraging. Full Story »

  • Operation Chihuahua: Adopted!

    News10 Sacramento – Fri Dec 11, 2:26 am ET  

    Many dog lovers responded Thursday following news reports that animal shelters across northern California were overrun with too many chihuahuas. Full Story »

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Sierra Sun

  • Two finalists interview for Nevada County assessor job

    Sierra Sun – 10 mins ago  

    Nevada County Supervisor Ted Owens and former Supervisor Sue Horne have not applied to be appointed interim assessor. But Owens said Thursday he will run for the office in the June primary election, and Horne said she is still considering it. Assessor Dale Flippin announced in November he would leave office at the end of this year. He was elected in 2006 for a term that will run out in January ... Full Story »

  • Winter weather returns to Tahoe

    Sierra Sun – 10 mins ago  

    The National Weather Service in Reno has issued a winter weather advisory that is in effect from 10 p.m. tonight until 10 a.m. Friday. Snow should begin to fall tonight after 10 p.m. and continue through Friday morning. Light to moderate snow is expected in the Sierra Thursday night spreading into western Nevada overnight and into Friday morning. The total snow accumulation from this system ... Full Story »

  • Live Lake Tahoe Snow Updates

    Sierra Sun – 10 mins ago  

    TRUCKEE, Calif. - The National Weather Service in Reno has issued a winter storm warning that is in effect from 10 p.m. tonight until 4 a.m. Sunday. Snow will continue to fall throughout the day today with an accumulation of 1 to 3 inches possible. Today's low will be near 29. A stronger disturbance along the Northern California coast will spread light to moderate snow into the Sierra and ... Full Story »

  • Truckee Noon Rotary seeks nonprofits for Crab & Pasta Feed auction proceeds

    Sierra Sun – 10 mins ago  

    TRUCKEE - The Truckee Noon Rotary Club is accepting applications from nonprofit organizations through the end of 2009 to host the silent auction at the club's 2010 Crab & Pasta Feed. Each year a local nonprofit group runs the silent auction at the Rotary Club's Crab & Pasta Feed. The organization selected to operate the silent auction will receive all proceeds raised from the auction. Previously ... Full Story »

  • Here comes Santa Claus

    Sierra Sun – 11 mins ago  

    Santa's Sledding Party always a hit For almost 60 years, the Tahoe City Rotary has sponsored a "Santa's Sledding Party" for North Shore children at Granlibakken Resort, 725 Granlibakken Road, Tahoe City. This year's event will take place Sunday, Dec. 13, from noon to 4 p.m. All children from pre-school to 9 years and their parents are invited. Santa will arrive by North Tahoe Fire Protection ... Full Story »

The Union Democrat

  • Report says trauma less likely to kill

    The Union Democrat – Thu Dec 10, 11:18 pm ET  

    Calaveras County residents were half as likely to die following car crashes, gunshot wounds and other traumatic injuries last year than five years ago. In 2008, there were 68 deaths from trauma across the six counties, including Calaveras, covered by the Mountain Valley Emergency Medical Services Agency, compared with 116 in 2004, according to a new agency report. Full Story »

  • Fourth suspect arrested in bomb-making case

    The Union Democrat – Thu Dec 10, 11:17 pm ET  

    A Jenny Lind woman was jailed Tuesday after information was uncovered allegedly linking her to a home where three Valley Springs residents are believed to have made more than five bombs. Jennifer Dawn Martin, 33, was living in a house on the 5900 block of Thorneycroft Street, Valley Springs, where bomb-making materials and one live bomb were found last week, according to Calaveras County Sheriff ... Full Story »

  • Tuesday fires damage two homes in Tuolumne County

    The Union Democrat – Thu Dec 10, 11:17 pm ET  

    Two house fires broke out Tuesday in Tuolumne County. Fire burned a car port and part of the interior of the home in Jamestown Tuesday afternoon, Cal Fire officials said. According to the report, investigators traced the cause of the blaze to fireplace ashes that were left near the exterior wall of the house. Full Story »

  • Supervisors debate consensus issue

    The Union Democrat – Thu Dec 10, 11:17 pm ET  

    A lively debate on whether consensus or voting is better for making decisions sprang from an otherwise dry discussion about committees at Wednesday’s extended Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors meeting. The session was a continuation of the board’s Tuesday meeting, which adjourned early to allow attendees to leave before the night’s hard freeze. Full Story »

  • Retired educator sculpted art program

    The Union Democrat – Thu Dec 10, 11:17 pm ET  

    Jim Bass spends his days in a small workshop in Mountain Ranch, creating collectible ceramic art pieces — some inlaid with original Mayan art — while listening to rock ‘n‘ roll music. Bass is the kind of man who inspires a love for art in students and is someone to listen to, friends say. Full Story »

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