In El Dorado County News

Arrested in El Dorado County on July 26, 2014. -- Notable Incidents: SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED FOR WARRANTS AND TRANSPORTED TO THE JAIL. UPON ARRIVAL IT WAS DETERMINED A MISTAKE WAS MADE AND THE SUBJECT HAD NO WARRANTS. HE WAS TRANSPORTED BACK HOME. Also, AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT PASSED A COUNTERFEIT $50 BILL AT A LOCAL CAF . THE SUSPECT WAS CAPTURED ON VIDEO, BUT HER IDENTITY IS UNKNOWN.

PAWED’s president is working directly with EDC Animal Services staff on logistics and provision of current information. PAWED volunteers have stepped up to help at all Animal Sheltering sites for this incident and at the Animal Shelter in Placerville. Foothill Dog Rescue is helping with crates and SCLAR has done an incredible job in helping with direct animal evacuations.

Arrested in El Dorado County on July 25, 2014. -- Notable Incidents: Most arrests related to drugs and alcohol. Also: V1 REPORTED TO LANCASTER SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHE WAS ASSAULTED BY S1 IN EL DORADO COUNTY. And also: 17 YEAR-OLD MALE MADE VAGUE SUICIDE THREATS AND THEN LEFT RESIDENCE ON FOOT TO AN UNKNOWN DESTINATION.

Pollock Pines Miner accused of stealing nugget -- About 30 good samaritans help find dead Man in Tahoe's Angora Lake -- Opinion - "Small Farms" are fake commercial farms used to get discounted water -- 35 people displaced, rooms destroyed in Tahoe hotel fire -- Family keeps up search for UC Berkeley student -- Another Lake Tahoe Sheriff rescue boat sinks; second in 2 months -- Native American Arts-Crafts Festival Wa-She-Shu It’Deh at Tahoe’s Valhalla -- Circling UFO in clockwise rotation sighted in Placerville -- more

2014 UFOs: UFO Sighting in Placerville, California on July 24th 2014 - Cicling UFO in clockwise rotation

Arrested in El Dorado County on July 24, 2014. -- Notable Incidents: 50 HY, CAMINO, 78 YEAR OLD MALE SUBJECT WAS INVOLVED IN A SINGLE VEHICLE ACCIDENT THAT RESULTED IN HIS DEATH. Also, DEPUTIES RESPONDED TO A RESIDENCE IN KELSEY TO INVESTIGATE A 911 HANG UP. A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INCIDENT WAS INVESTIGATED AND A FEMALE SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED.

The annual Wa-She-Shu It’Deh Native American Festival takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, July 26 and 27 at Valhalla. Admission is free.

“El Dorado Hills residents seem to prefer function over form. While beautiful grass and plants will always be in season, many more are looking for ways to make their outdoor living space perfect for entertaining with less of a need for water and upkeep.”