Calaveras/AAA celebrate ‘homecoming’ on first day of school
The first day of the new school year Aug. 17 at Calaveras Elementary and Accelerated Achievement Academy went exactly as the schools’ principals expected: full of joy, excitement and sense of community that the 700-student campus is known for.
Starting at about 7:45am—as soon as...
With measure’s passing, public safety the top priority
A year after voters rejected Measure R, the funding boost public safety officials had said was needed to provide more adequate services was delivered Tuesday night.
Public TV chief heads north
After 7 years, director will depart for San Jose public access
Lobbing leisure into education
Thanks to a cooperative effort from two departments, 10 new
Casino plans on the map for Sargent Ranch near San Juan
La Jolla developer Wayne Pierce claimed he had no plans to build
Police arrest suspect in restaurant stabbing
Hollister police officers arrested a suspect in connection with
City may move ahead on downtown building demo
The city is having trouble making contact with a building owner who vowed to raze a property destroyed by 2014 fire, so council members will once again consider spending $100,000 to do the work.











