Alex Maclean is a reporter for the Union Democrat, focusing on local news in Sonora, California. With a background in journalism and a passion for community reporting, Alex covers a range of topics including local government, public safety, and human interest stories.
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By: Alex Maclean
Sonora Police “are considering the possibility” of a smash-and-grab robbery Tuesday morning at the Walmart store in Sonora being related to other similar robberies at Walmart stores in the region,
By: Alex Maclean
A Jamestown man was sentenced Thursday to a total of 18 years to life in prison for his role in a December 2022 kidnapping and robbery, Tuolumne County District Attorney
Anticipation is building for the seasonal reopening of Sonora Pass on Highway 108 after Caltrans announced its maintenance crews were able to meet at the top Tuesday morning.
By: Alex MacLean
Mike Suess arrived at the Mother Lode Fairgrounds at noon Saturday to retrieve the 2024 Mother Lode Roundup treasure from the thieving duo known as Peaches and Money Mike, aka the Prospect Pals.
Tourism spending in Tuolumne County reaches new all-time high
Fifth grade teacher Mary Bickley hosted a pizza night for the four students hosted in her home.
The Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians and Tuolumne Economic Development Authority Inc. have unveiled details of a major renovation and expansion project for The Hotel at Black Oak Casino Resort
Delaney Grace (right) shares the stage with 2023 Queen Ginna Hahn (left). Kathy Scutt
By: Alex Maclean
This weekend will mark the 65th time that the Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Posse has staged the Mother Lode Roundup Parade and Rodeo, though the roots of the beloved local tradition
Daniel James Forgan Courtesy photo / Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office
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