News for 2005-04-30

• No Burning Without A Permit Starting Sunday
• More Homes May Come To Oakdale If Plan Is Approved
• Abused Geese Safe In Jamestown
• Medical Marijuana - State Or Federal Issue?
• New "Jessica´s Law" Legislation Conference Set For Monday

News for 2005-04-29

• After Praising Border Patrols Schwarzenegger Claims Title "Champion Of Immigrants"
• State Getting More Fed Money To Fight West Nile Virus
• Parents And Teachers Protest Governor´s Education Funding
• Governor Praises Efforts Of "Minuteman Project"
• CDC Approves Use Of Alternative Mosquito Repellants
• Legislators To Visit Sonora
• Heavy Rainfall Hits San Joaquin Valley
• Columbia College Awards Future Promise Scholarship

News for 2005-04-28

• Not Guilty Plea Comes From Murphy´s Man
• Burning Permits Required May 1st.
• Senate OKs Work Comp Director And Labor Leader Blasts Senate Head
• Frustrated Lawmakers Trim Prisons Budget To Prompt Reform
• April Snow Showers Mean May Flowers Still In Deep Freeze
• Offshore Oil Drilling Moratorium Resolution Passes Assembly
• Lockyer Changes Plans Now He Will Run For State Treasurer
• A Lunch And Learn Seminar Will Be Held May 5th To Educate Women About Heart Disease
• Legislation Encourages Hire Of Californians
• "Maximum Impact" Hits Sonora Friday
• Medicare Cuts Will Be Severe For California
• Poll Shows Californians Dissatisfied With Governor´s Performance
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Illegal Adoption
• Legislation Aims To Increase School Bus Funding
• Caltrans Considering Ways To Make Intersection Safer
• Education Secretary Riordan Steps Down
• Placer County Elder Care Facility Investigated For Serving Geese

News for 2005-04-27

• Noise Levels From Stereo Systems Are An Ongoing Problem In Sonora
• Updates To General Plan In Sonora Being Discussed 
• Commission Approves Funding Study Of Suicide Barrier
• Netscape Veterans Launch Video Startup
• Bill Requiring Hospitals To Show Transparency In Charges On Its Way To Approval
• Search For Missing Mariposa Man Turns Up Nothing 
• Calaveras County Supervisors Beef Up Courthouse Security
• Columbia Elementary Opens New Classroom Building
• Appellate Court Justices To Visit Sonora
• Valley Springs Firefighter Injured In Motorcycle Collision
• Replanting Efforts Hampered By Lack Of Funding
• District Attorney Drops Murder Charges Against Sonora Woman
• Calaveras High School Begins Work On New Football Field

News for 2005-04-26

• The Search Continues For An 86-Year-Old Mariposa Resident 
• Tuolumne County Budget Is In Good Shape
• Relay For Life Saturday April 30th At Sonora Elementary
• Transportation Leaders Approve Measure To Fight Toxic Air Pollution From Diesels
• Passenger Comment Prompts Grounding Of Airliner In San Francisco
• Modesto Woman Killed After Fall From A Bridge
• Tax Board Encourages Citizens To Snitch
• Alpine Meadows To Remain Open Through May
• Gas Prices On The Decline
• Northern California Incomes On The Rise
• Calaveras County´s First Marijuana Dispensary On Hold

News for 2005-04-25

• Unique Art Displayed At Columbia College
• Free CD Distribution To Libraries, Schools And Colleges
• Proposal To Solve Gun Crimes Will Be Announced Tuesday
• There Is A New Mode Of Transportation Headed To Yosemite Nation Park
• Schwarzenegger Lauds Prison Plan, Defends Administration
• School Board Declares Tomorrow "School Bus Driver´s Day" 
• Judge Orders Angel´s Camp Man To Surrender Weapons
• County Supervisors Consider Speed Limit Changes
• Google Testing Systems That Place Ads On Specific Web Sites
• Sierra Club Members Reject Anti-Immigration Proposal
• Tuolumne Residents Stage Protest Rally In Sacramento
• Developers Plan Two New Housing Projects Near Don Pedro
• Calaveras County Supervisors Meet Today
• Medical Marijuana Advocacy Group Sues Fresno
• Investigators Continue Search For Clues In Turlock Fire
• ID Theft Sees Recent Surge In San Joaquin Valley

News for 2005-04-24

• Diesel Manufacturers Fighting Pollution Standards
• Road Work On Tuolumne Road April 26th

News for 2005-04-23

• Wendy´s Giving Away Free Frosties
• Fatal Airtanker Crash Will Not Ground Firefighting Fleet
• Bill Targets Valley And Mother Lode Meth Labs

News for 2005-04-22

• Police Offer Details About Woman´s Arrest In `Chili Finger´ Case
• CA Based Catholic Publishing Company Owns New Pope´s Work
• Protecting Auto Consumers From Undue Repair Costs And Bad Parts
• Finger Finder In Wendy´s Chili Held Without Bail
• Agencies Estimate It Cost $4.13 Million To Prosecute Peterson
• SF Mayor Offers Medical Pot Plan
• Plymouth Council Halts Casino Talks with Tribe
• Highway Patrol Lowers Speed Limit On 108
• Air Tanker Crash Kills Three
• Twain Harte Man Found Sane By Jury
• Caltrans Launches "Don´t Trash California" Campaign
• Black Oak Casino Presents Ironstone Concert Series 

News for 2005-04-21

• Eva Schicke Memorial Scholarship Fund Raiser
• PG&E Says Power Will Be Out On Hillcrest April 28th
• On Earth Day, Environmentalists Debate Future Of Movement
• Assembly Votes To Reduce Instruction Time For Traffic Offenders
• CA Senate Votes To Ban Hunting Via Internet
• Service Workers Reach Agreement With University
• State´s Highest Court Upholds Suspension Of Girl´s Driving Priviledges
• State Officials Leary Of House Energy Bill
• Students Protest Cuts In Education Funding
• Assembly Passes Sexual Assault Bill

News for 2005-04-20

• Cancer Patients Get Treatment Close to Home 
• Motorcycle Chase Leads To Arrest
• Fire Investigators Determine Source Of Smoke At Mervyn´s
• Laci Peterson´s Mother Lobbies For Police Funds
• U-C Merced Has Accepted Students For Fall
• Mervyn´s Department Store Evacuated Due To Smoke 
• F.B.I. Continues Sweep Of New Melones Reservoir
• Environmentalists Dissatisfied With Yosemite Restoration Project
• Calaveras County Officials Want More Study On Lowes Impact
• Schwarzenegger Raises Eyebrows Among Hispanics

News for 2005-04-19

• Sonora High Staff Members Call Rummage Sale A Success
• Rallies Accuse Governor Of Breaking Promise On Workers´ Comp
• UC Wins Lawrence Berkeley Management Contract
• Bill Expanding Proposition 36 Passes Key Senate Test
• The Assembly Judiciary Committee Has Approved Speaker Pro Tem Leland Yee´s Violent Video Game Legislation
• UC Admits More Students For Fall 2005
• Reiner Proposes New Taxes To Fund Voluntary Pre-school
• FBI Searches For New Evidence In 2002 Murder Case

News for 2005-04-18

• Amador County Wicklow Way Project Scoping Session Draws a Crowd 
• Fire Fighters Discover Meth Lab
• Officials Dedicate Completed Yosemite Falls Project
• Proposed Abortion Measure Expected To Go Before Voters
• National Forest Campgrounds Could Be Closed
• State Corrections Officials Plan Construction Of New Death Row Facility

News for 2005-04-16

• San Francisco Cargo Handlers Arrested
• Calaveras County Sherrif´s Department Looking Into Stolen Car
• Relief From High Gas Prices May Be On The Way 

News for 2005-04-15

• Twain Harte Library To Hold Open House
• Ready Or Not, Tax Day Is Here
• Murder Suspect Admits To Crime
• Home Sales Up Statewide

News for 2005-04-14

• Inspectors Find No Problems With Welds On Bay Bridge
• Oakdale Murder Suicide Believed To Be Mercy Killing
• Rummage Sale To Benefit Darla Mayhew Set For Saturday
• Tuolumne County Sales Tax Proposal "Probably Dead"
• San Francisco Utilities Commission Reassures Environmentalists

News for 2005-04-13

• AAA Collects Dead Batteries In Commemoration of Earth Day 
• Star Wars III Premiere Tickets Go On Sale Today
• Tuolumne River Listed On Top Ten List Of Endangered Rivers
• California Lottery Commission Closer To Mega-Million Game

News for 2005-04-12

• The Fee For Vehicle Registration Will Stay As Is For The Time Being
• Tornadoes and Funnel Clouds In Central Valley
• Poochigian Gets Tough With Identity Thieves
• Man Posing As D.E.A. Agent Arrested
• Ripon Man With Gun Shot By Police
• Television Crews Pack Up and Leave Town 

News for 2005-04-11

• Calaveras County Tackles High Road Accident Mortality Rate
• Big Little Thermometer Huge Attraction
• Local Ski Areas To Close
• Copper Couple Reclaim Home Following Eviction
• April 15th Income Tax Deadline is this Friday
• Sierra Club Weighs Immigration Issue
• Identity of Body Found Last Monday Released
• The Finger In the Wendy´s Chili Case Gets Thicker

News for 2005-04-10

News for 2005-04-09

• Murder Suspects Offer Different Accounts
• Amador County Supes Keep Medicinal Pot Ordinance As Is

News for 2005-04-08

• Tuolumne County Future Health Care Needs to Be Assesed; Community Input Needed
• Schwarzenegger Backs Down On Pension Reform
• New Partnership Expands MyMotherLode.com Local Audience to Amador County
• Sonora High To Have its Football Field 
• Motorists Pay A Pretty Penny On HWY 1 Through Big Sur
• Cost of Gas Causes Rise in Lettuce Price

News for 2005-04-07

• No More Muddy Football Games
• Three Wishes and Mother Lode Internet Invite Public to Sonora´s Dunlavy Field, Thursday, at 6:30pm
• Officials Order Temporary Halt to Logging In Humboldt County
• Governor´s Appointee Not Confirmed
• Timber Harvest Approved For Local 575 Acres
• Calif. Coastal Commission Future Uncertain

News for 2005-04-06

• Three Wishes and Mother Lode Internet Invite Public to Sonora´s Dunlavy Field, Thursday, at 6:30pm
• Community Gathers At Dunlavy Field For "Bigger Than Huge" News Tomorrow Night
• Good News For California Vintners
• Recent Homicide Victim May Have Been Dead For Days ....
• Cochran´s Clients Gather for L.A. Funeral
• Sex Offenders Registry Adds New Feature
• Sonora´s Pak-N-Save A Safeway Stylish Alternative
• Californians Are Fat and Thats Expensive
• Americans Will Need Passports To Enter US Via Mexico and Canada
• Three Wishes Invites Sonora and Tuolumne County To Dunlavy Field Thursday at 6:30
• Schwarzenegger Greeted by Noisy Protesters
• Jackson Mi-Wok Indians Agree To Restore Tributaries
• Man Found Dead In Phoenix Lake Area- Homicide Suspected
• Californians Challenged to Play A Part In Budget Process

News for 2005-04-05

• Woodcutters, Firewood is Waiting for You in Stanislaus National Forest
• Rocha and Pinon May Stand Trial For Murder;Decision May 10
• Snow Pack Promising For Water Levels
• San Francisco Giants Play Opening Game This Afternoon
• NBC To Decide If Pilot Of ´3 Wishes´ Makes the Fall Lineup
• L.A. Times, WSJ Win Two Pulitzers Apiece
• Calif. Rules to Bar Illegal Hospital Bills
• Derailed Train Leak Prompts Evacuations
• Calif. Court Upholds Domestic Partner Law
• Teen Birth Rate And New Teen Aids Cases Declines
• Nurses Union Plans A Heated Reception For Schwarzenegger Tonight
• Horses Mired in Feeding Controversy Add Member 

News for 2005-04-04

• Should the Water Be Good Enough To Drink?
• Two Children Found After Morning Snatch
• Water Concerns Raised With Jackson Hills Project 
• Former Tuolumne County Sheriff Dies At Age 82
• Lode Wishes Will Become Reality — TV, That Is....
• Two Local Agencies To Be Recognized For Work With Crime Victims
• Californians Mourn The Passing of Pope John Paul II
• Bone Marrow Clinic Today At Sonora High To Help Teacher
• Gas Prices in California Have Hit a Record High

News for 2005-04-02

• Master Gardeners: Ode to A Ladybug
• Set Your Clocks Forward on Sunday

News for 2005-04-01

• Bogus Letter From Ms April Ufuls Not Popular With Calaveras County Water District
• Pair Arrested in Connection With Mokelumne Hill Burglary
• School Closed;Watery Mess No Joke
• Mother Lode Had Mild Dose Of Flu This Season
• Tuolumne County Library Will Celebrate Library Month In April