Jackson City manager Mike Daly talks with Tom Slivick about this week's Jackson City Council meeting and some possible changes to the Jackson Sphere of Influence.

Supervisor Richard Forster discusses what will be on the agenda at the upcoming meeting of the Amador County Board of Supervisors.

Aces Waste Services President and General Manager Paul Molinelli Senior talks with Tom Slivick about why the company requested the recently approved rate increases for 2013.

Here are today's news headlines...

1) Sutter Creek City Council announces agenda for April 1st meeting

2) USDA announces that payments to states under the Secure Rural Schools Program are subject to Sequestration

3) AWA plans meeting for April 2nd

4) Ione City Council announces agenda for upcoming meeting

Dennis Dalton talks with Tom Slivick about all of the improvements that have been made to Detert Park by the crew of the Jackson Rancheria Park Restoration Project and invites everyone to come out and see it for themselves at the Amador County Little League Opening Day Ceremonies on Saturday, April 6th.

Here are today's news headlines:

1) Sacramento man arrested for summer burglaries

2) Up County Community Council plans April 6th meeting

3) Second installment of annual secured property tax payments due by 5PM on April 10th

4) AWA plans special meeting for March 27th

5) Plymouth City Council to hold joint meeting with Planning Commission on March 28th

6) BloodSource plans blood drive for April 25th

7) Board of Equalization to discuss state fire fees

8) Amador Community College Foundation seeking volunteers

9) Amador County Little League plans opening day for April 6th

Pastor Mark Lehman from Church of the Nazarene talks with Tom Slivick about the importance of Easter.

In today's newscast, Tom Slivick takes a look at the Board of Supervisors Report that was provided by Supervisor Richard Forster earlier today.

Amador County Assessor Jim Rooney talks with Tom Slivick about Prop 13  split tax Roles and the current status of the State Fire Fees.

On March 18, 2013 Rudy Ruano Suarez Jr, 35, of Sutter Creek was arrested by Amador County Sheriff’s Detectives on an active, no bail, Amador County Superior Court Warrant of Arrest alleging violations of California Penal Code (PC) section 269(a)(1) PC, aggravated sexual assault of child, a felony; 13 counts of PC 288(b)(1) PC, lewd or lascivious acts involving children accomplished through force and/or fear, a felony; 288(a) PC lewd or lascivious acts, a felony; and thirteen special allegations.

The arrest warrant was sought by the Amador County District Attorney’s Office based upon an Amador County Sheriff’s Office investigation. The investigation involved a 17 year old female victim who reported that Suarez, her former step-father, began sexually assaulting her in 2007, at age 12, while the family resided in Woodland. The assaults reportedly continued when the family moved to Amador County in July 2008. The most recent sexual assault was reported to have taken place at a residence on Ridge Road in late 2011 after Suarez had moved out of the family home. Over 100 incidents of sexual abuse, occurring across multiple law enforcement jurisdictions, were reported by the victim. Based upon the investigation that was conducted, none of the victim’s three younger siblings appear to have been victims of Suarez’s sexual assaults.

Suarez is currently being held, without bail, in the Amador County Jail.

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