Loomis News

Thinking creatively is second nature to Valerie Shields, owner of Valerie's Gallery.

PolioPlus recently received a $355 million from the Bill and Melissa Gates Foundation, which the fund seeks to match.

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John Ridge's five 1962 Chevy Impalas were tucked away out of sight on his Loomis property - " or so he thought.

Anne Duda Del Oro English teacher, former choir director 36 years + 4 as a student Plans: Volunteer work with seniors.

A forensic autopsy performed on the body of a young woman found last Friday adjacent to Del Oro High School failed to determine a cause of death, according to Lt.

UPDATE: According to town staff, affordable housing recommendations will NOT be on the July 12 council agenda, but instead will continue to be discussed at the Planning Commission meeting at 7:30 p.m., on July 21, at the Loomis Depot.

An autopsy today failed to reveal what killed a woman whose body was found dumped on a rural road in Loomis, said Placer County sheriff's officials.

Authorities have identified the body of a woman found Thursday in rural Loomis. The body of Carsha Rene Smith, 20, of Del Paso Heights was found near Boyington Rd.

A woman whose body was found dumped on a rural road in Loomis early Thursday morning has been identified as Charsha Rene Smith, 20, of Del Paso Heights, Placer County sheriff's officials confirmed today.

The body of a woman was found dumped on a rural road in Loomis early this morning, Placer County Sheriff's Department officials said.

The Placer County Sheriff's Dept. is investigating the discovery of a woman's body in the bushes off Boyington Road near Del Oro High School in Loomis.

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Captain Devin Fuller, center, and firefighters Jake Summers, left, and Brandon McGaffin of the Loomis Fire Protection District feel the heat from a fire that destroyed a mobile home in Loomis Sunday.

A Loomis firefighter battles a blaze that broke out Sunday afternoon at a mobile home park.

In less than 10 minutes Sunday, Darrel Bristol went from couch potato to lifesaver, pulling an elderly woman and her beloved dog out of a burning home.

Fire crews battled a fire at a Placer County mobile home Sunday. The fire started at the Sierra Gateway Mobile Home Park on South Walnut Street in Loomis at about 1:30 p.m. There is no word on any injuries or what started the fire.

When Placer County Fish and Game Commission members meet tonight to consider thinning the area's deer population through a special doe hunt, their decision shouldn't be a shot in the dark.

A Sunday night accident on Interstate 80 near Newcastle claimed the life of a Nevada man.

From the Auburn Journal : Loomis [Calif.] resident Georgia Kern encountered Placer County's surging deer population head on - with the front of her Subaru.