Each year, the Mariposa Gazette presents the “Readers’ Choice” contest, where newspaper readers select the “best of” in Mariposa County. For the past couple of years, readers’ there have also been ...

Kylee Hutchings catches a throw as the Grizzlies tried to get an out at third base. There’s a sea of new, yet familiar, faces in the Mariposa County High School softball program as the JV and varsity ...

After it finished revamping the development code late last year, the Mariposa County Planning Commission canceled a half-dozen meetings and hasn’t had a substantive stand alone meeting since before ...

Justin Allen Bolton, who is charged with first-degree murder in the killing of Wendy Pullins, waived his preliminary hearing this week, an indication his defense may have a strategy it doesn’t yet ...

A Mariposa County jury found Jerrid Wilha guilty last week of felony stalking, criminal threats and violation of a court protection order. A fourth felony charge of burglary resulted in a hung jury, ...

Very few components inside an iPhone 17. In 1985, the world’s fastest supercomputer was delivered to Lawrence Livermore Labs to be used for Cold War nuclear research including designing warheads.

Paul Hartline passed away at home on Feb. 7, 2026, surrounded by family and friends. He was born in August 1928 to Paul and Verna Hartline in Pennsylvania. Paul grew up on a multi-generational farm in ...

The family of Connie J. Morris is deeply saddened to announce her passing on Jan. 14, 2026, at the age of 77. The Lord came to bring her home peacefully in her sleep. Connie was born in Whittier, ...

A live debate has been scheduled for the three candidates seeking the Mariposa County Supervisor District 1 seat. The debate will be held on Wednesday, April 22, at the Midpines Hall. It will be from ...

The Mariposa Fire Safe Council, in partnership with the Mariposa County Library, invites the community to attend Stories from the Fireline on Thursday, April 9 at 5:30 p.m. No registration is required ...

Hazel Green “comfort” station. Photo by Linda Shepler In the summer of 1867, one of those chance events that can alter history took place. Transplanted easterners Dr. and Mrs. John McLean and son ...