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Cryptocurrency Tycoon Sells One of Lake Tahoe's Priciest Homes for a Staggering $47.5 Million
A cryptocurrency multimillionaire has just offloaded a stunning Lake Tahoe property for $47.5 million, making it one of the most expensive properties to ever be sold in the upmarket area. Jeffrey Berns, the founder and CEO of tech company Blockchains, had listed the 11,843-square-foot lakehouse for a staggering $50 million...
Women's Adventure Film Tour shows Sept. 5 at Odd Fellows in Auburn
The Women’s Adventure Film Tour (WAFT), presented by Cinema at the State, returns with its highly anticipated eighth season of short films celebrating extraordinary women and their thrilling adventures. Get ready for an adrenaline-fueled showcase of courage and triumph that will ignite your spirit. WAFT, which shows at 7...
From the Auburn Journal archive: 1953 - Fill 'er up
Auburn’s new 1½-million gallon reservoir, which stores the city’s water supply, was filled for the first time the Friday before this photo was published in the Aug. 27, 1953, edition of the Auburn Journal. The reservoir will more than double the capacity of the present reservoir, which will be retained in use. The reservoirs are located on a hilltop near the upper end of Electric Street.
First to 4! Grant Collects $35,000, Becomes First 4-Time Smackdown Champ
Kokomo, Indiana (August 24, 2024)………Simply put, over the course of the 13-year history of Elliott’s Custom Trailer & Carts Sprint Car Smackdown at Indiana’s Kokomo Speedway, no one has done it better than Justin Grant. On Saturday night, the Ione, California native ascended to even...
Stabbing victim expected to survive, police say
FAIR OAKS, Calif. — Police responded to reports of a stabbing around 2:30 a.m. early Sunday morning. The incident occurred near the 9800 block of Fair Oaks Boulevard. While the victim was transported to the hospital, they are expected to survive. See more coverage of top California stories here...
California weighs sweeping reforms in insurance regulations, amid mounting wildfire risk
The raging wildfires that have become a mainstay in certain California communities are not only devastating family dwellings — they are also impeding Californians from procuring the insurance necessary to protect these homes in the future. Aiming to both quell soaring prices and bring back firms that have left the Golden State, regulators are proposing…
Record Low Temperatures Tied in Madera and Merced Amid California’s August Heatwave
Hanford, CA – Record low temperatures tied Saturday in Madera and Merced, California, marking a rare weather event in late August. Madera recorded a high of 83 degrees, last seen in 1973, while Merced matched its 1920 record of 82 degrees. According to the National Weather Service Hanford, the...
‘Family Relentlessly Inquired’: California Woman’s Body Found In a Hospital Freezer Storage Nearly a Year After Staff Said She Checked Herself Out, Lawsuit Says
Bombshell allegations surfaced against a California hospital after a 31-year-old woman thought to be alive and “missing” turned up in an off-site cold storage facility. […] ‘Family Relentlessly Inquired’: California Woman’s Body Found In a Hospital Freezer Storage Nearly a Year After Staff Said She Checked Herself Out, Lawsuit Says
California Woman Faces 32 Charges Following High-Speed Police Chase in Utah; Tested Positive for Drugs after Arrest
After leading authorities on a high-speed pursuit in Utah County, a lady was eventually charged with 32 separate offenses. According to court records, authorities in […]
CHP Wants Lawsuit Dismissed after Errant Gunfire Kills 1, Injures Another in Park Shootout
SACRAMENTO, CA – Court documents here show a Sacramento County Superior Court judge may—although the final ruling has yet to be recorded—decide the California Highway Patrol should be left off the hook in a Roseville Park shooting in 2023 that left an innocent person dead, said KCRA News.
Church provides new direction for grieving congregation
Photo Courtesy of Kernville, Kern River United Methodist Church. The Kern River United Methodist Church welcomed its new pastor Shawn Collins in July. Worship leader Tom McKinney invited the Kern Valley Sun to interview Collins and introduce him to the local community, Friday August 16. Collins’ arrival was a welcome new phase after the congregation mourned the loss of its former pastor, Jean Sidner, who passed away mere months ago.
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