San Andreas, CA…The latest activity logs for the Calaveras County Sheriff’s Deputies are below.
Thursday, July 24, 2025
00:00 Suspicious or Parked Vehicle 2507240001
Officer initiated activity at Hwy 4/Shirley Rd, Copperopolis, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
00:08 Suspicious or Parked Vehicle 2507240002
Officer initiated activity at Hwy 4/Shirley Rd, Copperopolis, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
00:43 Alarm Sounding 2507240007
Occurred on Vineyard Terrace, in Murphys, CA. Residential alarm. Disposition: False Alarm.
01:22 Alarm Sounding 2507240010
Occurred on Hwy 12, in Wallace, CA. Commercial alarm. Disposition: False Alarm.
01:24 Suspicious or Parked Vehicle 2507240011
Officer initiated activity at Blagen Bl, Wilseyville, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
02:09 Suspicious or Parked Vehicle 2507240015
Officer initiated activity at Barney Wy/Hwy 26, West Point, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
02:31 911 Hang Up 2507240016
Occurred on Stanley Rd, in West Point, CA. Disposition: Report Taken.
03:26 Suspicious or Parked Vehicle 2507240017
Officer initiated activity at N Railroad Flat Rd, Railroad Flat, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
04:23 Suspicious or Parked Vehicle 2507240019
Officer initiated activity at Main St, San Andreas, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
05:00 Suspicious Circumstances 2507240020
Occurred at Rocky Rd/Mountain Ranch Rd, in San Andreas, CA. Disposition: Arrest Made.
05:42 911 Hang Up 2507240022
Occurred on Hwy 4, in Arnold, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
08:34 911 Misdial 2507240032
Occurred on Teton Ct, in Copperopolis, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
10:31 911 Hang Up 2507240037
Occurred on Mountain Ranch Rd, in Mountain Ranch, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
10:52 Petty theft 2507240038
Occurred on Moore Ct, in Valley Springs, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
11:25 911 Misdial 2507240042
Occurred on Main St, in Valley Springs, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
13:14 Traffic Stop 2507240057
Officer initiated activity at Hwy 4/MAIN St, Copperopolis, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
13:25 Traffic Stop 2507240058
Officer initiated activity at Little John Rd/Reeds Turnpike, Copperopolis, CA. Disposition: Citation Issued.
13:43 Firearms Discharged 2507240061
Officer initiated activity at Wade Ln, Burson, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
14:10 Traffic Stop 2507240066
Officer initiated activity at S Railroad Flat Rd/Wharregard Rd, Railroad Flat, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
14:20 Traffic Stop 2507240068
Officer initiated activity at Main St, Copperopolis, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
16:14 Traffic Stop 2507240078
Officer initiated activity at E Saint Charles St, San Andreas, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
18:14 Disturbance 2507240084
Occurred on Buckthorn Dr, in Murphys, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
19:45 911 Misdial 2507240091
Occurred on Starlight Ln, in Mountain Ranch, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
22:13 Prowling 2507240099
Occurred on Hidden Valley Rd, in West Point, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
22:18 Traffic Stop 2507240100
Officer initiated activity at Hwy 26, Valley Springs, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
22:20 Disturbance 2507240101
Occurred on Cheyenne Rd, in Copperopolis, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
22:23 Traffic Stop 2507240102
Officer initiated activity at Hwy 12, Valley Springs, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
23:01 Suspicious or Parked Vehicle 2507240104
Officer initiated activity at Mountain Ranch Rd/Rocky Rd, San Andreas, CA. Disposition: No Report Taken.
23:34 Battery 2507240107
Occurred on Mitchler Av, in Murphys, CA. Disposition: Report Taken.
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A newly published economic analysis has found that California’s 2023 fast-food minimum wage hike has led to the elimination of thousands of jobs across the sector.
According to a working paper released this month by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), employment in California’s fast-food industry dropped by 18,000 jobs after the new $20 minimum wage took effect in April 2024—a 3.2 percent decline compared to other states, according to Fox News.
“Following AB 1228’s enactment, employment in the fast food sector in California fell substantially, with estimates ranging from 2.3 to 3.9 percent across specifications, even as employment in other sectors of the California economy tracked national trends,” researchers Jeffrey Clemens, Olivia Edwards, and Jonathan Meer wrote. They added that fast-food jobs in the rest of the US increased slightly over the same period, by about “0.10 percent.”
California approved AB 1228 in September 2023. The legislation created a new “Fast Food Council” with the authority to set wages for the sector. Governor Gavin Newsom signed the bill into law the following April. The text of the law reads: “The hourly minimum wage for fast food restaurant employees shall be twenty dollars ($20) per hour, effective April 1, 2024. Thereafter, the council may establish, pursuant to this subdivision, minimum wages for fast food restaurant employees that take effect on an annual basis, beginning on January 1, 2025.”
The report notes that prior to the new law, employment trends in California’s fast-food sector largely mirrored those across the country. After implementation, however, the state saw a sharp divergence.
Critics of the wage increase were quick to highlight the study’s findings.
“When it comes to central planning, history keeps the receipts: Wage controls never work. That’s because policymakers can set wage laws, but they can’t outlaw the consequences,” Rachel Greszler, an economic analyst at The Heritage Foundation, wrote in The Daily Signal.
She added, “The consequences of that wage hike on the fast-food industry should be a warning sign” for cities like Los Angeles, which voted to raise the minimum wage for hotel and airport workers to $30 by 2028.
The Wall Street Journal editorial board also responded critically, writing, “The Democratic Party’s socialist nominee for New York mayor, Zohran Mamdani, has called for increasing the city’s minimum wage to $30. Andrew Cuomo, his supposedly more moderate competitor, wants a $20 minimum. These guys will never learn because they don’t want to see the world as it really is.”
However, supporters of the wage increase pushed back. Newsom spokesperson Tara Gallegos questioned the paper’s reliability, citing the researchers’ affiliation with the Hoover Institution—a think tank she said has previously published “false or misleading information” about California wage policies.
Gallegos also pointed to an October 2024 article from the San Francisco Chronicle that claimed the wage increase had defied early predictions of economic harm.
In addition, Gallegos referenced a February study conducted by a UC Berkeley professor, which reported that workers affected by the wage increase saw an 8–9 percent boost in pay.
The study concluded that there were “no negative effects on fast-food employment” or spillover effects on other sectors. It also found that the number of fast-food restaurants in California increased more rapidly than in the rest of the country during the same time period.
The Berkeley study covered employment trends from April through mid-December 2024