Loomis News Archives

For Mohammad Azimi, a few strips of melted metal are a reminder of his good fortune.

A Del Oro graduate died because of an accidental drowning caused by alcohol and prescription drug intoxication, an autopsy report revealed.

A coroner's autopsy and toxicology results indicate a young woman found in a Loomis creek Aug.

Travis Denna, center, puts the finishing touches on his senior project, a Halloween haunted house in Penryn, with the help of fellow Peer Helpers seniors Kevin Fultz, of Auburn, and Kelsey Seaman, of Loomis.

Bears like this one are regular visitors to the Auburn area but rarer in lower foothills communities like Penryn and Loomis.

The Chinese tallow tree started to encroach on native trees. Even good plants can go bad.

This imprint shows how a bear's claws dug into the door of a chicken hutch on a Loomis property before being treed and shot at.

Twister, a 6-year-old Arabian and Quarter Horse, was spooked by last weeka s storm and was missing for four days before he was found Sunday morning.

Yoga instructor Cathy Mikles stretches with her class at the High-Hand Nursery in Loomis.

The District Attorneya TMs Office has declined to prosecute a domestic violence case against an Auburn public official.

Nala, a great horned owl, was taken in by Debbie Duvall 12 years ago and helped nurture two baby owls.

Sue Smead said she was shocked when the 2002 Ford F-250 she was driving started to fishtail and spin out.

A former Loomis youth sports coach was sentenced Wednesday to six months in jail for lewd acts with his underage stepdaughter.

The family that plays together stays together and the DuPriests of Penryn exemplify that adage.

Town of Loomis public works staff are kept busy cleaning up during the first storm of the season on Tuesday.

Jan Kapple Klein, an Auburn artist, designed and painted poster artwork for the Oct.

Lys Warren and Cheri Schoenborn of El Dorado Hills taste Montoliva wine poured by Gail McIsaac during the Wine and Food Festival Saturday in Auburn.

Placer County may be short-sighted in suspending the chipping service for tree and brush prunings.

Are banks making loans to small businesses - or just hoarding cash? A Folsom film production executive says he intends to find out - by conducting what he's calling a "very public business experiment." Torrey Loomis, president of Silverado Systems Inc., tells us he plans to ask more than 20 local banks for an $850,000 loan to pursue a joint venture ...

Walter Taylor points to a photograph taken in front of the Blue Goose Fruit Shed in the 1940s that includes his father, Porter Lee Taylor, for whom Taylor Road was named.

Bonnie Largent, 78, who lives at Senior Care Villa of Loomis, and her daughter Linda Moyle, of Loomis, enjoy a shared moment while walking the grounds.