Local News by Month
August 2004
- $10,000 Dognapping Brings Nationwide Response
- Forest Service Pays $9.8 Million For Tahoe Parcel
- New Budget Spends Million For Parkways, Open Space
- Lake Don Pedro Fire Contained
- Wildfire At New Melones Burns 30 Acres
- U.S. Forest Officials Could Extend Ban On Campfires
- Asbestos Problems In Calaveras County
- Measure I Ballots Are Ready To Mail
- Driver's Name Released In Fatal Caltrans Crash
- Hastings Faces 3 Years For Molestation
- Was Peterson Broke In Addition to Cheating?
- Measure Ballots Addressed, Stamped and Ready
- Arson Destroys Historic Building
- Ag Professionals Like New Budget
- Ione Could Lose Youth Authority Facility
- Controled Fire In Mariposa Today
- Yesterday's Jamestown Fire Flares Up
- The Governor Will Bobble Again
- State Restructuring Plan Likely To Be Rejected
- Home Hopefuls Stage Valley Springs Sit-In
- Ebbetts Pass Byway Passes Unanimously
- Record of Decision Signed for Final Yosemite Fire Management Plan
- Small Fire Near Tuolumne Road
- Council Passes Revised Tourist Tax
- Prescribed Burn Goes Briefly Out Of Control
- Fund To Help Dognapping Victim Established
- Police Looking For Robbery Suspect
- Yosemite Meetings Planned
- Army Calls Up Guard
- Pipe Bomb Found In Waterford
- Boat Ramp Changes At New Melones
- Nesler Surrenders To Authorities
- Summit Highlights Protection Of Lake Tahoe
- Permanent Fire-Protection Regulations Moving Forward
- Nesler Held In Sacramento County Jail
- Rifle Shot Blasts Through Resort Rooms
- Cool nights add color to apples
- DNA Tests Help Nab Cattle Rustler
- Peterson Trial Delayed Until Next Week
- Wall Of Water Causes Brief Scare Thursday
- Calaveras Outbuilding Fire May Be Arson-Caused
- Nesler Returns To Mother Lode
- Salmon Placed on Endangered List
- Home Damaged In Early Morning Blaze
- Malfunction At Dam
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