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Angela Yamamoto

Angela Yamamoto

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Angela Yamamoto is an editor with a broadcast journalism background, and is passionate about stories that inform and connect. She started as a TV producer, anchor, and reporter at NBC16 in her hometown of Eugene, Oregon, covering breaking news and community features. A stint producing national news in New York City made her realize she missed community-focused storytelling, bringing her back to her roots.

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Local Government

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El Dorado County property taxes go delinquent after Dec. 10

El Dorado County Treasurer-Tax Collector Sean M. Coppola is urging property owners to pay their first installment of secured property taxes before Dec. 10, 2026, when penalties kick in by state law.

Education

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El Dorado Hills charter school ranks No. 1 in California

Buckeye Union Mandarin Immersion Charter in El Dorado Hills earned the top spot among nearly 6,000 California elementary schools in the 2027 U.S. News & World Report rankings, with 98% reading proficiency and 96% math proficiency.

Public Safety

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El Dorado Hills woman pleads guilty to $18 million fraud

Lizbeth Guadalupe Sherman, 47, of El Dorado Hills pleaded guilty Nov. 2 to one count of wire fraud for stealing nearly $18 million from her employer over nearly a decade. She faces up to 20 years in prison at a March 2027 sentencing.

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El Dorado Hills man faces 14 charges in sex assault probe

An El Dorado Hills man faces 14 charges including forcible rape, kidnapping and stalking after his Nov. 4 arrest on allegations of sexual assault involving victims under 18, the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office said.

Community

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Folsom Veterans Day Parade expects 2,000 participants Wednesday

The 26th annual Wayne Spence Veterans Day Parade begins at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11, on East Bidwell Street in Folsom, with retired Army Sgt. Maj. Susan DeMasters as grand marshal and road closures planned through late morning.

Business

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Intel cuts 67 more Folsom jobs in latest WARN filing

Intel filed a WARN notice to eliminate 67 positions at its Prairie City Road campus in Folsom, with separations beginning after Oct. 31. The cuts add to years of workforce reductions at the site, which has shed hundreds of jobs since 2023.

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Folsom previews business district plans at Oct. 21 meeting

The City of Folsom will host a community meeting Wednesday, Oct. 21, at City Hall to present streetscape improvements, four branding concepts and next steps for the Central Business District revitalization along East Bidwell Street.

Sports

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