Wilton News

Sheldon-area residents are expected to voice their concerns today with the latest proposal to link Interstate 5 with Highway 50 with a highway that limits access to Sheldon homes and businesses.

Alina Ellis of Livermore, California holds Jojo the wire hair terrier at the earth dog competition on Saturday afternoon.

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A party held by the Capital Crossroads Gay Rodeo Association in Wilton, California, is making headlines in Sacramento after a man who lives nearby the rented lot where it was held videotaped it and said he was upset that his children could possibly see what was going on.

A risque rodeo party for charity caused controversy in Wilton, Calif., over the weekend.

While modern-day vehicles roar by, homeless horseman Frank Jack Fletcher Turpen - named after an admiral commanding U.S. ships in World War II - rides Wednesday along Missouri Flat Road over Highway 50 in Placerville.

Maybe Frank Jack Fletcher Turpen, the homeless horseman, was simply born to ride an endless trail that is only his to determine.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department's south bureau is holding a meet-and-greet the public event next week for the Wilton community.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department's south bureau is holding a meet-and-greet the public event next week for the Wilton community.

The community of Ranch Murieta near Wilton, CA chime in on the possibility of a casino in Wilton. The Wilton Miwok Rancheria, fresh from winning federal tribal recognition, has tripped alarms among Sacramento County and Elk Grove officials about effects on local communities if the tribe eventually opens a casino.

Hundreds of people across the country were stark naked to set a world record today.

The Wilton Miwok Rancheria, fresh from winning federal tribal recognition, has tripped alarms among Sacramento County and Elk Grove officials about effects on local communities if the tribe eventually opens a casino.

Nine years ago, 64 percent of the California electorate voted to give American Indians a monopoly on casino-style gambling.

Albert Garcia, right, talks to his brother Joe, who runs his powder-coat paint business at McClellan Business Park.

Following a generation of struggle to overturn an illegal government decision, the Wilton Miwok Rancheria celebrated the restoration of its status as a federally-recognized Indian tribe after a decision today by the US District Court for the Northern District of California.

What: Looking for something other than news about the budget to come out of Sacramento County? Too bad.