A man has been arrested for having a weapon on campus this morning at Cosumnes River College.
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No Explosives Found At Cosumnes River College
Fire fighters say no explosive devices were found inside a van parked on the campus of Cosumnes River College early this morning.
Van triggers Cosumnes college parking lot evacuation
Police were escorting students to remove their vehicles from a parking lot at Cosumnes River College as a precaution following the discovery of what authorities say is a suspicious van in a far corner of Lot A.
Missing Cosumnes River kayaker’s body found
A body found on the Cosumnes River in El Dorado County last weekend was confirmed to be that of a Australian kayaker missing since last month.
Sacto 9-1-1: Body of missing kayaker recovered
El Dorado County Sheriff’s officials have recovered the body of Leon Wescombe, the Australian kayaker who had been missing in the Cosumnes River since mid-June.
Sacto 9-1-1: El Dorado County man drowns in Cosumnes River
A 19-year-old Mount Aukum man drowned Tuesday in the rapids of the Cosumnes River, officials said today. El Dorado County Sheriff’s deputies said that John Fagan Jr. was swimming in a large pool in the middle fork of the Cosumnes River when he was swept downstream through a series of rapids.
Missing kayaker identified as Australian man
A kayaker reported missing Sunday on the middle fork of the Cosumnes River has been identified as Leon Wescombe, 29, of Australia. The El Dorado County Sheriff’s dive team is continuing its search today for Wescombe
Volunteers count butterflies at Cosumnes preserve
Aaron Heim, 9, and Win Rogers collect butterflies Sunday at Cosumnes River Preserve. By day’s end, 14 volunteers had identified 21 butterflies, among the higher counts in 18 years of surveys, said expedition leader Kathy Schick. With a swoosh of his butterfly net, Aaron Heim captured his third buckeye of the day.
El Dorado County search underway for missing Cosumnes River kayaker
Search crews were scouring the north fork of the Cosumnes River in El Dorado County Sunday after a kayaker was reported missing.
Transit improvement key to state greenhouse law
If California’s sweeping greenhouse emissions reduction law, SB 375, is to succeed, the state will have to do a better job of providing public transportation, a new report from the Urban Land Institute (ULI) has determined.
