Mia has been hit by lighting many times , and she has choose which side she is going to be on. She did remind me a bit of the Lost Girl in some ways. Good : New location instead of New York it takes places in Los Angeles. Different power being used. The cover is amazing. She helps her mom and brother , and there was still school happening. Bad: Insta love , and this book walks the fine lines

CAMERON PARK, CA - Veteran aerobatic pilot Julie Clark is the former owner of the plane involved in a midair collison Sunday night. She calls it "remarkable" that the two pilots survived.

The accident involving a Robinson R-22 helicopter and Beechcraft Debonaire airplane happened...more about 7 p.m. Sunday night in the skies to the north of Antioch and Sherman Island at the south end of the Delta.

"They did a great job, everybody involved. And the gal, who I hear she's a student pilot - magnificent job - turned the fuel off, did all the right things," said Clark, who owns American Aerobatics in Cameron Park and has flown in front of millions of spectators at airshows in the United States and Canada.

The 29-year old woman flying the helicopter has not yet been identified. The plane's pilot, Ronald Gawer of Brentwood, owns the Beechcraft formerly owned by Clark, who used it as a support plane for her aerobatic show for years.

"They showed the airplane

PLACERVILLE, CA - It appears that the two buildings located at 301 and 305 Main Street, Placerville have found a champion in Archaeologist and Cultural Anthropologist Professor Timothy Taylor of Camino. Taylor, who has lived in the area since the late 70's and teaches Computer Information...more Science at SCC, is no newcomer to historic restorations. As Chief Renovation Specialist, he led the team that from 1969 to 1971 stabilized the circa 921 A.D. Anasazi Indian site near Blanding, Utah. Later in 1971, he was hired by the Utah Navajo Development Council as Director of Archaeology and Restoration for the Edge of the Cedars (circa 825 to 1125 A.D) project, also near Blanding.
Professor Taylor and his wife, Building Designer Sue Taylor, are purchasing the two adjacent structures and are assembling an impressive team of preservation craftsmen to do the work. Both structural engineer Doug Ketron and Historic Brick Mason Leland Petersen have agreed to lend their talents and expertise

Here we go again. Life is going on as normal and suddenly the earnest TV reporter interrupts the routine with the breaking news of yet another celebrity death. This time it was singer Whitney …

70th Anniversary Of Japanese Internment In World War II

Today is the 70th anniversary of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Executive Order 9066 placing more than 120,000 Japanese Americans in internment camps. The California Museum located in Downtown Sacramento currently has the...more exhibit, "Uprooted! Japanese Americans During WWII," open to the public.
Through photographs and artifacts - including crafts and other artwork made in the internment camps - this exhibit surveys a century of Japanese American history in California.
For more information: http://www.californiamuseum.org/exhibits/uprooted-japanese-americans-during-wwii
Photo Courtesy: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print - Tule Lake Segregation Center 1943, by Pete O' Crotty

Placerville, CA - Friends of Historic Hangtown prevail in recent roundabout decision.  The El Doroado County Superior Court’s February 14 ruling granted the Petition by the Friends of Historic Hangtown on every single issue.
Before the roundabout project can go forward, an Environmental...more Impact Report must be prepared to study potential impacts to historic resources and its effect on urban decay as well as other impacts listed in the ruling.
The effect of the ruling will result in the requirement to set aside and vacate the Project approvals and the Mitigated Negative Declaration until further study is completed.  
Source: Press Release, Friends of Historic Hangtown

Broadway characterized "42nd Street" as a musical extravaganza, and after seeing the blockbuster show at El Dorado Musical Theater, you will probably characterize it that way, too. The show, ...

The El Dorado United Sol '01 won the U11 girls NorCal Premier State Cup championship on Jan. 28, beating the FCS Storm in the championship game, 2-1. This is the third straight State Cup …

El DORADO COUNTY, CA - El Dorado County sheriff's detectives arrested a 20-year-old Pollock Pines man on suspicion of twice burglarizing a Placerville home.

The burglarized home, on the 2700 block of Morts Court, was first targeted on Jan. 26 and then again on Jan. 31. Items ranging...more from video game systems and games, jewelry, a coin collection, prescription medications and pellet rifle were among the items taken, said sheriff's Lt. Bryan Golmitz.

Detectives zoned in on suspect Travis Cunha after checking up on known burglars in the area and going to area pawn and gold shops and second-hand stores, Golmitz said.

Detectives obtained an arrest and search warrant for Cunha based on what they learned and served the warrants Feb. 9. Golmitz said detectives recovered most of the stolen items from Cunha's bedroom while other property had been sold to friends and associates.

Cunha was arrested and booked into El Dorado County Jail. Bail was set at