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The U.S. Forest Service says it is not easy during the busy summer recreation season, as tons of litter is left behind by visitors.
A resident behind Mother Lode Fairgrounds got a big surprise when a big black bear was caught on their security cameras roaming their property early this morning.
By: Tracey Petersen
The work is scheduled for next week.
Calaveras health officials warn of respiratory virus increases and tips on how to protect yourself before the cold hits.
September is Cold Case Month and the Calaveras County Sheriff's Office is highlighting some cases that have been solved and others still under investigation.
San Andreas, CA—Calaveras County Public Health officials warn that as temperatures go down, the risk of respiratory viruses increases and offer tips to pro
By: Tracey Petersen
Animal services officials relayed that several rescue partners and fosters understood the urgent need for transfers and responded to the call for help in a major way.
By: Tracey Petersen
The U.S. Forest Service touted the teamwork of the Calaveras Ranger District and the Arnold Rim Trail Association to host and fund a three-day Trail Care Workshop on the Stanislaus National Forest.
By: Tracey Petersen
The Calaveras Humane Society says possible pet parents were lined up before the shelter doors even opened and advises the shelter is currently closed for renovations.
By: Tracey Petersen
A police pat-down turned up a weapon, resulting in additional charges.
