Posted on November 22, 2022 by Jerry Henry and saved under Local News, News, Slider, Top Stories
Placer County Hires NEW CEO! Placer County Supervisors have selected a new CEO with a closed session and a vote of 5-0 to prepare a contract to employ Jane Christenson who has been temp CEO for the last 5 months. County council Karen Schwab said they plan to have the…
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Posted on November 15, 2022 by Jerry Henry and saved under Local News, News, Slider, Top Stories
Placer County Sheriffas Office on Saturday evening announced the arrest of a deputy on suspicion of DUI. Allahno Dean Hughes, 35, was responding to a call for service Saturday in a marked Placer County Sheriffas patrol car. According to the Sheriffas Office, Sheriffas personnel were already on scene, suspected Hughes…
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Posted on November 2, 2022 by Jerry Henry and saved under Local News, News, Slider, Top Stories
Today, November first weather is expected to arrive with a winter like storm including rain and snow at higher elevations. Today is predicted to receive A1/4 to A1/2 inch of rain over the greater Sacramento area. Rain expectation drops to 20% on Wednesday but temperatures will be lower than expected.…
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Posted on October 29, 2022 by Jerry Henry and saved under Local News, News, Slider, Top Stories
A man was attacked while visiting his deceased wifeas Auburn District Cemetery grave earlier this month. The suspect allegedly assaulted two other victims and led deputies on a foot chase into highway traffic before being arrested. The first victim, making a daily visit to his wifeas grave at the Auburn…
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Posted on October 27, 2022 by Jerry Henry and saved under Local News, News, Slider, Top Stories
Sacramento county and city council and supervisors approved yesterday 35 million dollars to build some 800 new units of housing for homeless population present on the streets of Sacramento. Three locations are in the plan and will be added to another 1000 units in the planning stages. Most of these…
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Posted on October 19, 2022 by Jerry Henry and saved under Local News, News, Slider, Top Stories
Governor Newsom announced yesterday he is lifting the state of emergency declaration on California February 28th, of 2023 which will be phasing out 27 of 600 directors he established. The proclamation and other executive orders signed during the pandemic, after 2 1/2 years will retire the COVID-19 emergency proclamation. Governor…
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Posted on October 7, 2022 by Jerry Henry and saved under Local News, News, Slider, Top Stories
Applications are being taken for the annual Auburn-area Veterans Day Parade. Veterans, veteran and patriotic groups, and school, charitable and community organizations are encouraged to apply to take part in the parade, which steps off at 10:50 a.m. Friday, Nov. 11, along the usual parade route in Auburn. Disabled veterans…
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Posted on October 6, 2022 by Jerry Henry and saved under Local News, News, Slider, Top Stories
A serial killer may have ambushed five men in separate incidents in Stockton over the past few months, shooting them to death alone in the dark. a, You could probably call this serial killing,a Stockton Police Chief Stanley McFadden said in a video from the Associated Press. Police remain unclear…
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Posted on October 5, 2022 by Jerry Henry and saved under Local News, News, Slider, Top Stories
The Mosquito wildfire is reported at 90% containment as of yesterday with mop up and hot spot activity. There are still 1,540 personnel on the fire. The US Forest Service are still in command and announced there will be no more daily reports. More than 76 thousand acres were burned,…
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Posted on October 5, 2022 by Jerry Henry and saved under Local News, News, Slider, Top Stories
CA Gasoline prices today $6.41 USA $3.81. The Auburn City Council announced they have accepted the resignation of City Manager John Donlevy effective Jan 1, 2023. The joint release stated Donlevy has decided to spend more time with family and increase his charitable and service ventures in Auburn and around…
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