Can you believe it? It is the holiday season again with all the celebratory occasions that go with it. Some of us relish the glitter, socializing and general merriment while others take a more Grinch/Scrooge-like…
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Council Delays Fee Vote; Explores Vacancy Tax The Fort Bragg City Council voted 5-0 Tuesday to introduce an ordinance creating a registry and upkeep standards for long-empty commercial properties, a step city leaders said is…
A workshop designed to inform local residents on the process of decommissioning the Potter Valley Project and “what’s being done to ensure the region’s future water supply” has been scheduled in Ukiah later this month,…
There’s an old parable about a mountain being in labor “uttering immense groans and on earth there was very great expectation. But it gave birth to a mouse. This has been written for you who,…
Mendocino Court released a redacted 33-page search warrant Wednesday. The teenager whose interview with Ukiah police led to the arrest of Ukiah High School teacher Matthew LaFever on November 3 was a student in his…
A couple SNAFUs conspired to delay this morning's package of fun. We apologize for the delay, and hope to have something posted before too long. This was one part of the problem: CLOUDFLARE OUTAGE CAUSES…
Report from 1st District Supervisor Madeline Cline The Board of Supervisors passed a resolution with the intent to ban retail sales of nitrous oxide (whip it), a substance that is often abused by adults and…
“We’re all over the place,” said frustrated First District Supervisor Madeline Cline after listening to her colleagues bat around the question of how the County can help fund volunteer ambulance services in the unincorporated areas…
Or is it $16 million? Or $11 million? Nobody knows. A chart buried deep in the CEO’s “Q1-Budget Presentation for FY25-26” prompted a very surprised reaction from Mendo’s historically in the dark Supervisors on Tuesday. …