Alex Maclean is a Reporter at Conservation Law Foundation. He covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, juvenile justice, education, and health and wellness, with a focus on public safety and regional interests. His work has been featured in The Cody Enterprise and Union Democrat, highlighting his commitment to reporting on critical issues affecting communities.
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Alex Maclean primarily covers local news in Sonora and Tuolumne County, with a focus on crime, government announcements, and evolving stories. Given this coverage emphasis, reaching out to Alex with updates related to law enforcement activities, community events in the region or significant changes in local government leadership would likely resonate well.
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By: Alex MacLean
A proposed nearly $1.8 million expansion of the Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office's contract with Axon would add real-time body-camera livestreaming, drone integration and artificial intelligence-assisted report writing, but Sheriff David Vasquez said in a phone interview Friday that it doesn't include automated license-plate readers, or ALPRs.
By: Alex MacLean
Tuolumne County planning commissioners are scheduled Wednesday to give their first public input on regulations for data centers, as county officials begin developing an ordinance that could determine where and under what conditions such facilities would be allowed.
Tuolumne County government employees and union representatives stepped up their pressure Tuesday over wages and health-care costs, as contract negotiations with the county appeared to move closer to an impasse.
By: Alex MacLean
Tuolumne County supervisors unanimously approved a five-year agreement worth nearly $1.8 million with Axon at a public meeting Tuesday, following a lengthy discussion about artificial intelligence-assisted report writing, drones, data privacy and potential future surveillance technology.
By: Alex MacLean
Nearly 600 Special Olympics athletes from throughout Northern and Central California competed in Tuolumne County this year at four regional events hosted with help from local volunteers, donors, first responders and sports facilities.
By: Alex MacLean
The Willow Springs Homeowners Association is considering legal action following the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors' approval Tuesday of a rezoning involving property owned by companies linked to District 1 Supervisor Mike Holland and county Planning Commissioner Sasha Farkas.
More than $290,000 was raised to support local cancer patients during Adventist Health Sonora's annual Joie de Vivre Gala, held Sept. 27 at Chicken Ranch Casino Resort.
U.S. Rep. Tom McClintock, R-Elk Grove, and Democratic challenger Michael Masuda squared off Wednesday night in a televised debate broadcast by Sacramento NBC affiliate KCRA 3 that highlighted their differing approaches to wildfire prevention, homeowners insurance, affordability, rural health care and foreign policy.
By: Alex MacLean
Tuolumne County supervisors are scheduled to meet behind closed doors with county labor negotiators on Tuesday, as multiple employee unions continue working toward new contracts.
By: Alex MacLean
About 1,000 students from fourth grade through high school got a look at potential career options last week during a career technical education expo hosted by the Tuolumne County Superintendent of Schools Office at the Mother Lode Fairgrounds in Sonora.
