News for 2005-03-31

• Household and Small Business Hazardous Waste Event Sold Out
• Wayward Goose Finds Help at Lake Tahoe
• Widows Fight For Pension Rights Omitted From State Reform Plan
• Bay Area Loses Popular DJ Don Rose
• Doctor´s License Revoked After Botched Embryo Implantation
• Mariposa County Seeks $1.5m State Aid Following Floods

News for 2005-03-30

• McPhereson Confirmed, Takes Office Immediately
• Owners Approve Sale of Oakland A´s
• California House Prices Could Face Decline In Some Areas
• Canadian Beef Imports Focus of San Francisco Federal Appeals Court
• Social Security Privatization Plan Booed by Seniors
• New Calaveras County Development For Community of Wallace
• Most Threatened Wild Places List Includes Sierra Nevada National Forest
• Schwarzenegger Overturns Parole Board Decision

News for 2005-03-29

• Sierra Snow Pack Good News For Water Supply
• Auburn Puts Bite On Dog Owners
• Murder Suspects Plead Innocent
• Sheriff´s Deputy Has Gun And Badge Stolen
• Laci Peterson´s Parents Join Forces in $25M Lawsuit
• Invasion of The Painted Ladies
• Stolen Laptop Goldmine of Personal Data
• Curtain Falls on Marysville Drive-in Theatre

News for 2005-03-28

• Horse Owners,Vaccinate Your Animals!
• Spring Storm Brings New Snow to Mother Lode
• Amador County Developers May Soon See Increased Fees
• Calaveras County Farm Bureau Hots Up Timber Management Issues/Meeting Today
• California Suing Sierra Pacific Industries For Fire Negligence
• Tinkerbelle´s Final Trip to Neverland

News for 2005-03-25

• Homeless Man Allegedly Takes the Mustard (and the Boat)
• O´Byrnes Ferry Road Bridge Closer To Upgrade
• Two Held In Connection With Local Gang Related Murder
• Governor Receives Judges Ruling On Fundraising
• Turberculosis On The Rise In Northern California
• Melones Reservoir Not as Full as Others Around the State
• Farm Leaders Travel to Japan

News for 2005-03-24

• Amador CYA Fugatives Captured
• The Storm´s Aftermath
• Additional Details on CYA Fugitives
• Inmate Tries to Bribe Jailer
• Visitor´s Center at Don Pedro to be Upgraded
• Placerville Mudslide Wednesday
• Diner Sick, Points Finger at Wendy´s
• Some Exercise Regimes Cause More Harm Than Good
• CYA Escapees Sought

News for 2005-03-23

• Diamond Workers Back to Work
• Peterson´s Defense Team Charged $229,000 to Stanislaus County
• Storm Update
• Wind, Rain, and Snow Whips the Mother Lode Wednesday
• Waterford Man Sentenced to 2 Years for Vehicular Manslaughter
• Lawsuits on Sierra Forest Plans to Proceed
• Wild, Windy, Wintery Weather Pounds the Mother Lode

News for 2005-03-22

• Bonds May Miss Season
• UC Merced Opens First Building
• More Winter Weather in the Mother Lode
• Protesters Outside Sen. Feinstein´s Home
• Moke Hill Homicide Update

News for 2005-03-21

• SF Funnel Cloud an F1 Tornado
• 49ers to play in Mexico
• Weekend Bus Crash on Hwy 108
• Rare Funnel Cloud in the Bay Area
• Wild Winter-like Weather Related Fatalities

News for 2005-03-19

News for 2005-03-18

• Governor Schwarzenegger releasing funds to train nurses
• SPI Layoffs Begin
• 3rd Person Arrested in Crystal Falls Murder
• Excavator Gives Couple Rude Awakening
• Stanislaus County Trying to Recover Peterson Costs
• Moke Hill Murder Suspect Identified
• UOP Advances in NCAA Toruney
• Higher Education Budget Improving

News for 2005-03-17

• Body of Climber Recovered in Sequoia Nat´l Park
• Regular Passenger Rail Service Over the Sierras Possible
• Mammoth Ski Area Purchases 120 acres
• McPherson Approved as Secretary of State
• Moke Hill Body Identified
• Agmazing Ag Awareness Day 
• Schwarzenegger Shores Up Environmental Credentials
• California´s Surging Real Estate Market Hits Another Record High.
• McPherson Recommended for Secretary of State
• Peterson Headed to Death Row
• Teen Found Dead in Calaveras County
• Tuolumne County Sales Tax Increase on the Ballot

News for 2005-03-16

• Gas Prices to Hit New Highs
• Peterson Shows No Emotion at Sentencing, Jurors Angry
• Judge sentences Scott Peterson to death for killing pregnant wife
• Jamestown Fire Protection District Receives Thermal Imaging Camera 
• PG&E to Start Work on Lyons Bald Mt. Road
• Former Twain Harte Resident, Oakland A´s Star Arrested

News for 2005-03-15

• Foundation Provides Grants for Classrooms
• Angelides Gubernatorial Campaign Launched
• Hughson Woman Sent Drug-Laced Letters to Prison Inmates
• Large Tuolumne County Drug Enforcement Operation
• Former congressman Gary Condit wins money and apology
• California´s economy will see tepid growth
• Governor Schwarzenegger says he does not have a gripe
• Bomb scare shuts down the Stanislaus County Courthouse
• San Francisco has been chosen as the safest city
• Correction: McAlister Story from Feb. 28

News for 2005-03-14

• Bay Area is the fifth most linguistically diverse region
• Former Oakland Athletic Jeremy Giambi acknowledges using steroids
• Ohio tourist gets rude welcome to California
• Earthquake Rattles Mammoth Lake
• Judge Says Banning Gay Marriage unconstitutional
• Sacramento County prosecutors WON´T file charges
• Gerry Parsky might try his own hand at politics
• Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger promoted merit pay for teachers
• Actor Warren Beatty advises Governor Schwarzenegger to raise taxes
• Man´s best friend isn´t on particularly friendly terms
• Excellence Drives Automotive Technology Program Forward
• Construction Sector Offers Hope for Port of Sacramento 
• Tax Collectors Disconnect File- By- Phone Program

News for 2005-03-13

• Elephant Moves To Calaveras County

News for 2005-03-12

• Nan at Night The Wheel Turns- Star Gazing

News for 2005-03-11

• Schwarzenegger Deflecting Criticism for Key Reforms
• Soulsbyville U.S. Forest Service Veteran Killed
• Robery Suspects Escape Via Tuolumne River
• Price Squeeze Hits Olives
• Weapons Trial Begins for Angels Businessman
• Senate Passes New Bankruptcy Legislation
• Hostage Drama Unfolds in Angels Camp 
• Jackson City Attorney quits
• Local Man Arrested With Stolen Property and False License Plate
• 14 Year Old Boy Causes Train Derailment
• Four Foothills Residents Indicted In Firebomb Attacks
• 87 Californians Rank Amongst World´s Billionaires

News for 2005-03-10

• California Human Cloning Projects Question Public Funding
• Conservation Groups Suing Over Extended Leases
• Former Raider´s Players´ Lawsuit Becoming Emotional Struggle
• Murder Suspects Give Themselves Up to Police
• Tuolumne County Library Now A Hotspot
• Man Who Set 2003 Cedar Fire To Admit Guilt
• Tuolumne County Set To Expand Over Next Three Years
• ´South Beach Diet´ Takes Aim at Schools 

News for 2005-03-09

• Jet Forced To Return To SFO
• Doris Matsui To Be Sworn In
• Two Sought in Conjunction With Crystal Falls Murder
• Health Benefits Dispute For Yosemite Unionized Concession Workers
• 54 Mauled Cats Discovered Dead
• Toy Gun Causes Scare on School Bus 
• EDC will NOT seek County Funding Past June ´05
• MyMotherLode.com Launches Scanner 911 for Amador County 
• Can´t Read? Tuolumne County Library Wants To Help 
• Mount St Helens Spews Ash and Steam to 36,000 Ft 
• Calaveras County Board of Supervisors Makes Inquiry About Logging In Stanislaus Forest
• Bill Romanowski Due to Testify In Court
• Asparagus Growers Increase Harvest

News for 2005-03-08

• Microsoft Unveils New Software
• Radanovich Pushes Charitable Giving Resolution 
• Schwarzenegger Fundraising To Support Initiatives
• Calaveras County Fatal Accident, Witnesses Sought
• Feinstein Looks Good for Re-Election 
• Consumer Borrowing Increases
• Calif. Students´ Balloon Ends Up in N.C.
• McPherson Nominated to Fill Secretary of State Position
• Schwarzenegger Fund Raising in New York City
• Three Sierra Foothills Residents Arrested For Attempted Arson
• 1894 Dime Sells For Record Price

News for 2005-03-07

• Tobacco Company Influenced Scientific Studies, Report Shows
• Assembly OKs Plan to Create Women´s History Section in History Museum
• Ambulance Decision Met with Outrage
• Doris Matsui Favored in Special Election
• Smelly Readers Banned From Calif. Library
• Ione Man Arrested in Pioneer-area Truck Theft
• Eight Arrested at Oregon Timber Protest
• Schwarzenegger Proposes Junk Food Ban in California Schools
• Two California Colleges Pull Students Out of Spanish Study Program
• New Nurse Staffing Ratios Will Have Major Impact
• Philip Morris Not Liable
• Barry Bond´s Views on Steroid Use

News for 2005-03-06

• Prevent Child Abuse Calaveras Council Launches Contest/ Prizes Needed
• Get Out and Have Lots of fun- And Fish to Your Hearts Content
• Occupational Olympics on March 10th In Columbia

News for 2005-03-05

• Nan at Night- This Week In The Stars
• Ex- Ione High Teacher Called a Sexual Predator 
• Yamaha Recalls 190,000 Motorcycles
• Teacher Awards Young Readers, Kisses Bull
• Plan Considered to Manage Merced River Visitors

News for 2005-03-04

• Jet Engine Ingests Seagulls
• Shellys Last Day as Secretary of State
• Bush Selects Steve Johnson to Head EPA
• Driver´s Licenses to Illegal Immigrants Opposed
• Arnold Classic Brings Schwarzenegger Back To His Roots
• Gas Prices Set to Hit New High 
• Kidnapped Girl Found Safe
• 24" Tree Size Limit Set For ´Fire Risk´ Tree Removal
• Calaveras Parolee Arrested on Numerous Charges
• Suspicious Death in Sonora
• Death Rates Climbing on Rural Roads
• Logging in Giant Sequoia National Monument? 

News for 2005-03-03

• People Injured,Chimpanzees Dead
• Nursing Law Block,Legality Challenged
• Statewide Search for 12 Year Old
• Artichoke Harvest Looks Good 
• Tuolumne County Library is Celebrating National Crafts Month
• Amador County District Attorney Launches New Bad Check Program
• Life Expectancy Rises to Record Level
• Survey Released Shows Increasing Cell Phone Use While Driving
• Newcastle Man Charged in Sutter Creek Arson
• Dangling Window Washers Rescued in L.A.
• Governor Schwarzenegger Hits the Road
• Erb to Sell Property As Part Of Plea Bargain

News for 2005-03-02

• Majority of Californians Support Life-Ending Medication
• Surfers Gather to Surf 25 Foot Waves 
• County Grape Growers Strut Their Stuff
• ID Theft Rampant In State
• Peterson Half -Sister Tells Her Story
• Bacterial Meningitis in the Motherlode
• Water Average Up,Snow Pack Good, But Not Certain 
• Insurance Commissioner Defends Homeowners Insurance Policies
• Schwarzenegger to Fight for Reform

News for 2005-03-01

• Governors to Discuss Medicaid With Bush 
• Mountain Ranch Teen is a Modern-day Cowboy 
• Library to get a High Tech Installation for Computer Users
• Bring in the Bees
• Obsolete´ O´Byrnes Ferry May Be Replaced
• Man Convicted of Copying Oscar Films Dies
• Stockton Real Estate Broker Faces Prison Sentence
• Dynamite Caches Keep Bomb Squad Busy