Two Hikers Rescued In California After Running Out Of Food – Unofficial Networks
The Placer County Sheriff’s Office rescued two hikers who reportedly ran out of food and lost the trail in the Mumford Bar area of California.
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Dan Serafini Tahoe murder trial updates on May 22 – KCRA
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A killing at Palisades: How a Black employee was slain by cops at Tahoe’s biggest resort
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Folsom Ranch population growth outpaces parks south of US 50 – Gold Country Media
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Driver of stolen sports car arrested after pursuit in Placer County, sheriff says – KCRA
A man driving a stolen vehicle was arrested on Wednesday after leading deputies on a pursuit, according to the Placer County Sheriff’s Office.
2 hikers airlifted after getting lost near Foresthill – CBS News
According to the Placer County Sheriff’s Office, the hikers lost the trail and ran out of food. Fortunately, they had a GPS device and were able …
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PUHSD board of trustees officially approve O’Malley as new superintendent
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N. San Juan Shooting Investigation Leads to Arrest for Attempted Homicide – YubaNet
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Lost hikers were airlifted to safety from a forest – USA Today
The Placer County Sheriff’s Office rescued lost hikers from a forest in Northern California after they ran out of food.