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Local school bus driver accused of sexual assault headed to trial (opens the original)
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Tarik Rasheed âTyâ Manasrah, a former local school bus driver accused of felony sexual assault, will face a jury inside a Placerville courtroom next month. While present in El Dorado County Superior Court Judge Mark A. Ralphs' courtroom for a case readiness conference on Sept. 18, Manasrah listened as his case was discussed and it was announced the Oct. 13 prearranged date of his jury trial would be maintained. That trial, scheduled to begin in Department 2 of the county courthouse at 495 Ma
County jail expansion to be completed in January (opens the original)
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The El Dorado County Sheriffâs Office's 22,000-square-foot jail expansion project in Placerville is expected to be completed next January. However, the grand opening of this addition will depend on state inspections, commissioning, staffing and operational plans. The construction of the new portion of the jail is being performed by the El Dorado Hills-based Roebbelen Contracting Inc. with an approximately $37 million contract. Along with county services, consultants and inspections, the total
Trial setting delayed in case of man accused of setting fires (opens the original)
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Trial setting in the case of Benjamin Cunha, the former Placerville resident accused of placing improvised explosive devises at sites in El Dorado and Sacramento counties, was postponed during an El Dorado County Superior Court session in Placerville last week. At that Friday, Sept. 4 session, Cunhaâs attorney requested the delay, noting that he had been unable to meet with the defendant. El Dorado County Superior Court Judge Mark A. Ralphs granted that request, allowing for the trial setting
New court dates set for suspect in Camino shooting (opens the original)
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Steven Carter, the 66-year-old man accused of shooting two El Dorado County sheriffâs deputies in Camino last March, is scheduled to be present in court twice next month. While appearing before El Dorado County Superior Court Judge Mark A. Ralphs in Placerville on Aug. 21, Carter listened as he was ordered to return to court on Sept. 4 at 8:30 a.m. for a pre-preliminary hearing. He will again appear in the courtroom of Ralphs for a preliminary hearing on Sept. 24 at 8:30 a.m. This session is s
Gathering Inn houses previously homeless seniors (opens the original)
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A recently opened, $1.5 million local housing project is providing permanent housing for 10 individuals, ages 55 and older, who had previously experienced homelessness in El Dorado County. Located across Highway 50 from downtown Placerville, this housing complex consists of four fully renovated homes on one property. The structures were previously used as rental housing through a private owner. The project was made possible through a partnership between Anthem Blue Cross and The Gathering Inn, w
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