It’s been two years since Measure B passed to fund an array of mental health facilities and services in Mendocino County. But until Supervisor Ted Williams came on the scene, the County had never actually…
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Known informally throughout the County as ‘Tom,’ the popular lawman announced Thursday he would retire
At the December 9 Fort Bragg City Council meeting, Chief of Police Fabian Lizarraga announced he will be leaving the force effective May 1, 2020. If he stays that long, he will have been on…
SEIU 2015 is a new chapter of the Service Employees International Union reorganized and 2015 to serve nearly 1400 in home providers of the elderly and disabled in Mendocino County. On December 10 four of…
Isaiah Bennett pled to two counts of possession of methamphetamine, just before he was sentenced to eight years in state prison for fatally assaulting a poor old blind beggar, Jimmy Isenhart, on the streets of…
Mendo's old train stop in Ukiah has, with its surrounding acreage, been set aside
A structure fire broke out around 10am Tuesday morning in downtown Boonville in an area behind Lauren’s Restaurant and the Live Oak building. First responders quickly hooked up fire hoses to the hydrants at the…
[Jan 16] The League of Women Voters will host a Fourth District Supervisor's Candidate forum at Fort Bragg Town Hall, 363 N Main St., on Thursday, January 16, 2020 at 6:30-8pm.
A former Ukiah city councilman, Baldwin, noted for his liberal stands on a range of inland issues, was a retired teacher who worked for years at Potter Valley High School. Prior to his years as…