Auburn News

Glancing at the notebook while defending the U.S. Senate from detractors who claim it has not done enough to save jobs in America.

Veterans For Peace members, from left, Dan Buckley, Carroll Nast, and George Beland are cleared to march in Wednesday's Veterans Day Parade in Auburn.

Children rush for candy at Auburn's Great Pumpkin Drop moments after the 400-pound pumpkin was dropped from the top of a crane's boom above.

Auburn city employee Miguel Bravo removes a motorized camera used Tuesday to probe a sewer line near the Highway 49-Elm Avenue crossroads following a spill into Auburn Ravine Creek.

Auburn Police Officer Mike Metzner and dispatcher Linda Steinle will receive the Chaplain's Award at this year's Placer Law Enforcement Agencies awards Wednesday for taking time off work to help homes and animals in danger during the Lincoln fire.

Rainbow Girls from Auburn's New Hope & Roseville's DeRiemer Assemblies serving Firemen and Police Officers to a free breakfast at Eureka Lodge The Auburn Masonic Family sponsored by Eureka Lodge No.

The King of Surf Guitar is coming to Auburn. Dick Dale is playing the Auburn Event Center on Dec.

High winds reaching 24 mph are being blamed for bringing down an oak tree that smashed a pickup at an apartment complex on High Street across from the Gold Country Fairgrounds entrance Tuesday afternoon.

A 24-year-old Sacramento man was sentenced Wednesday to seven years and eight months for raping a female acquaintance who gave him a ride to Auburn in May.

This bottle from 1852 to 1854 was one of several found during work by Placer County to rebuild the courthouse on Maple Street.

Four suspects are under arrest and more arrests are expected after Placer County Sheriffa s detectives broke up a large-scale identity theft ring Tuesday.

Owner of Mad Hatters Nancy Sadler shows off one of this year's popular costumes, the Michael Jackson kit complete with black haired wig, face mask, aviator sunglasses and of course the one silver, sequined glove.

Recology Auburn Placer employees, from left, Debi Glikman, Sue Dossa and Paula Simpson stand beside the new logo at the company's Shale Ridge Road administrative offices.

Betty McReynolds has some of her most cherished jewelry returned to their pre-49 Fire shine thanks to Auburn jeweler Harvey Roper.

Greetings readers and UFO Enthusiasts, It seems as though capturing UFO buzzing aircraft of all types in on the extreme rise as enthusiasts keep their cameras pointed into the sky.

Mo Azimi, owner of Locksley Lane Deli, holds up two pieces of melted aluminum - the remains of tire rims from cars destroyed in the 49 Fire on Aug.

New Auburn Postmaster Becky Chandler comes to Auburn from the Porterville post office but it's a homecoming of sorts.

Old Town is getting set to host the Great Pumpkin Drop on Friday, Oct. 30, featuring the largest pumpkin ever grown in Auburn - " shown here at last Saturday's Auburn Community Festival with grower Randy Warren.

An Antelope man is in trouble with the law for doing construction work without a license in a disaster zone, a felony.

Preparing the notebook for shipment to Oslo while contemplating that perhaps the self-esteem movement has gone a bit too far.