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Prospectors still searching for gold at historic California sites

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By Jason Marks Verified
| WVTM-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
Nearly 200 years after the Gold Rush, prospectors like Julie Hanson are still searching for gold in California, drawn by the thrill of the hunt and the hope of finding treasure. The Stanislaus National Forest spans nearly 900,000 acres, and for some, its most valuable treasures are hidden beneath the surface. "Back in the 1850s, they were walking around picking the nuggets up off the ground," Hanson said.
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An up-close look at high-speed rail construction

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By Jason Marks Verified
| KCRA-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
The Hanford viaduct, a key section of California's high-speed rail project, is nearing completion as workers continue to make progress on the ambitious plan to connect the Bay Area to Los Angeles. Adrian Badillo, a construction worker from Hanford, has been working on the site since 2020. "It's nice, you know, being so close to home; usually the life of a union worker is on the road," Badillo said.
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Prospectors still searching for gold at historic California sites

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By Jason Marks Verified
| KCRA-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
Nearly 200 years after the Gold Rush, prospectors like Julie Hanson are still searching for gold in California, drawn by the thrill of the hunt and the hope of finding treasure. The Stanislaus National Forest spans nearly 900,000 acres, and for some, its most valuable treasures are hidden beneath the surface. "Back in the 1850s, they were walking around picking the nuggets up off the ground," Hanson said.
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