Placerville Arrest Log: Assault, DUI, Domestic Violence Mark Busy Dec. 12
From a felony assault in Kirkwood to DUI stops across Placerville and Cameron Park, Dec. 12 kept El Dorado County...
Placerville Arrest Blotter: DUI, Drug Busts, and a $420K Bail on Highway 50
From a late-night DUI on Clay Street to a high-dollar drug and gun bust on Highway 50, deputies stayed busy...
Youth-Led “Empty Bowls” Dinner Returns Feb. 15 to Support Hunger Relief in El Dorado County
Placerville’s beloved Empty Bowls Dinner returns Feb. 15, bringing community, handcrafted art, and youth leadership together to fight hunger in...
House Unanimously Passes Miwok Land Transfer Act, Advancing Tribal Housing Plans in El Dorado County
Unanimous House approval of H.R.2302 could bring new housing opportunities for the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians as land...
PG&E Foundation Boosts Food Bank of El Dorado County with $6,070 Holiday Contribution
The PG&E Foundation donated $6,070 to the Food Bank of El Dorado County — an important boost for local hunger...
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A 7-year-old boy suffered major injuries after his Kawasaki dirt bike struck the rear of a Polaris RZR on One...
Placerville Arrests: Domestic Violence, Grand Theft, Drug Busts Mark Busy Dec. 10 Sheriff Blotter
A string of felony arrests swept Placerville and Cameron Park on Dec. 10, including stalking, domestic violence, theft, and drug...
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