Alex Maclean is a reporter at the Conservation Law Foundation. He covers a diverse range of themes including security and law enforcement, public education, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on disaster and emergency response, mental health, and regional interests in North America. Alex's work has been featured in The Cody Enterprise and the Union Democrat.
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Alex Maclean primarily covers local news in Sonora and Tuolumne County, with a focus on crime, government announcements, and evolving stories. Given this coverage emphasis, reaching out to Alex with updates related to law enforcement activities, community events in the region or significant changes in local government leadership would likely resonate well.
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By: Alex MacLean
A long-planned merger between Give Someone a Chance and Nancy's Hope, two nonprofit organizations that have long been dedicated to helping unhoused and low-income Tuolumne County residents, finally reached the finish line earlier this month.
An investigation by the Tuolumne County Civil Grand Jury that was said to be prompted by public complaints about firefighter payroll practices found the Twain Harte Fire Department is in compliance with state and local policies.
The suspect accused in the fatal shooting of 60-year-old Eric Udall at a Sonora-area home last weekend was formally charged with murder Wednesday by the Tuolumne County District Attorney's Office, which also alleged that he committed the killing while he was out on bail in another pending felony case, under post-release community supervision and after three prior serious or violent felony convictions.
By: Alex Maclean
A $340 million recommended budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year that continues efforts to restrain spending was passed by the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors at a public meeting Tuesday,
By: Alex MacLean
A pair of reports released last week by the Tuolumne County Civil Grand Jury found that conflicts involving District 1 Supervisor Mike Holland were mishandled by the county, criticizing both his conduct and the response by the county's leadership to controversies surrounding his private development projects.
A restructuring effort by Adventist Health Sonora's parent company is affecting nine local positions, though the hospital said Thursday that all impacted employees in Tuolumne County have been offered and taken new roles within the organization.
By: Alex MacLean
The Sonora Police Department plans to launch a new school safety initiative after being awarded nearly $1 million in state funding to establish a dedicated K-9 officer program focused on local campuses.
By: Alex MacLean
Caltrans has announced construction dates for a new four-way stop at Highway 49 and Shaws Flat Road north of Sonora, with work slated to begin later this month.
Five generations of a Sonora family gathered Sunday to celebrate the 100th birthday of the woman who made it all possible.
Property owners in Groveland rejected a proposed fire assessment Wednesday that would have provided roughly $1.6 million in additional funding per year for the Groveland Community Service District Fire Department.
