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Will libraries be spared big cuts?
The branch library system in Calaveras County may yet be saved. Until the Board of Supervisors puts the 2009-10 budget to a final vote, however, no library staffer or supporter is breathing a sigh of relief.
Earthquake Summary Tectonic Summary EARTHQUAKES IN THE NEW YORK - PHILADELPHIA - WILMINGTON URBAN CORRIDOR Since colonial times people in the New York - Philadelphia - Wilmington urban corridor have felt small earthquakes and suffered damage from infrequent larger ones.
Geologists dig for earthquake history
Sitting in the bottom of a 3-foot-deep trench wearing a hard hat shaped like a cowboy hat, earthquake geologist Lisa Grant Ludwig scanned the bank of tan earth in front of her.
Small earthquake rattles SoCal
New British Hybrid Car New British Hybrid Car A new lightweight hydrogen-powered car, capable of speeds up to 50mph, was launched in London on Tuesday.
San Andreas cork tree a long way from home
The cork oak tree in Diane Heliotes' front yard traveled thousands of miles from Europe to San Andreas, but its history remains a mystery.
New Sensors Register Quakes Before They Hit
Jun 19, 2009 10:58 am US/Pacific 1 of 1 New sensors will be placed along the San Andreas Fault that may offer SoCal residents as much as a 30-second notice before an earthquake hits.
San Diego Health Leaders Launch Anti-Meth Campaign
Local health officials and county leaders want meth addicts to get help, and they're launching a new campaign to get users clean.
NASA-JPL to use new technology to map changes in California's surface
Like a face, the Earth's surface constantly changes. And, like a face, most of the changes are too subtle to notice as they happen.
New NASA Jet May Predict When the 'Big One' Will Hit
A new tool will soon be flying above the streets of Southern California which will take close-up pictures of the San Andreas fault.
New NASA technology on lookout for big quake
Scientists are using a radar program to monitor slippage on San Andreas fault. Clues about the timing of a giant earthquake striking Southern California - caused by a jammed-up section of the San Andreas fault suddenly slipping loose - may be uncovered by a new NASA radar project, scientists said today.
The San Andreas Fault from Above
Posted By sriteja786 10 hours, 4 minutes ago in News The name of the San Andreas Fault precedes itself like, well, an immense and unavoidable rift in the earth's surface.
Garden program seeking volunteers
The Calaveras Garden to Family program is seeking volunteers willing to devote as little as four square feet of garden space or a single windowsill planter to growing food for the hungry in Calaveras County.
VIDEO: First Person: A Sanctuary for Elephants in Need
Pat Derby with the Performing Animal Welfare Society or PAWS in San Andreas, California, shows off the group's Elephant Sanctuary, which provides resc ...
Calaveras County Supervisors To Approve May 19 Election Results
Not unlike Tuolumne County the Calaveras County supervisors will accept the canvass of the May 19th Special Election at their San Andreas meeting today.
Jail medical cost cuts up for review
The possibility remains open that Calaveras County could save tens of thousand of dollars if jail inmates could receive care from providers who practice a little closer to home.
Three-dimensional imaging of steeply dipping structure near the San...
Abstract Shot gathers from the Parkfield, California, deep crustal seismic reflection line, recorded in 1977 by COCORP, reveal coherent events having horizontal to reverse moveouts.
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San Andreas gets peek at restored - oldest courthouse'
Calaveras County has staked its claim to the oldest courthouse in the state, dating back to the Gold Rush days when a tent could stand in for a bar, or a house of justice.
Elephant dies before move to San Andreas
A former circus elephant who was slated to make a new home in San Andreas died prior to his ability to make the move.
Contra Costa sheriff recovers stolen weapons
A trunkload of firearms stolen in the winter from Contra Costa County police agencies turned up last week in diverse corners of California, investigators reported Monday.
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