PLACERVILLE (CBS13) - After months of heated debate, the Placerville city council voted unanimously Tuesday night to remove the noose from the city's logo. This is a big decision for the city of ...

PHASE OUT OF FOSSIL FUELS. CLOSER TO HOME, THE CITY OF PLACERVILLE IS ONE STEP CLOSER TO HAVING A JOINT PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY. BUT WE’RE WORKING TOWARDS THIS. AND TODAY IS A IS A HUGE STEP AS WE MOVE ...

PLACERVILLE – The Ravine City, Old Dry Diggings, Old Hangtown – under many names its history goes back almost to the very start of the California Gold Rush. And, like only a few of those early towns, ...

OF THE CONTROVERSY. [CARS HONKING] WALTER: ABOUT 100 PEOPLE SHOWING UP IN DOWNTOWN PLACERVILLE TO HAVE THEIR VOICES HEARD. AFTER THE CITY COUNCIL VOTED UNANIMOUSLY TUESDAY TO REMOVE THE NOOSE PICTURED ...

Update: The Placerville City Council tabled a proposal to remove the noose image from the city logo Tuesday evening, reportedly because there was not enough time to thoroughly discuss the issue. A ...

Placerville City Council members last week unanimously voted to approve a resolution affirming the Gold Rush-era nickname “Old Hangtown,” a little over two weeks after they agreed to remove a noose ...

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The city of Placerville, California, also known as Hangtown, is losing the noose on its logo. The logo, which the city manager believes is only about 40 years old, depicts a miner and a noose hanging ...

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This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. The California Gold Rush town of Placerville ...

After 40 years of gracing the Placerville, Calif., logo, a noose will be gone, after the City Council voted unanimously voted to remove it. According to the Placerville city manager, the logo’s ...