Slight Chance;
Unexplored, Unresolved;
Budget Prevarication;
Privatization Mess;
Code Enforcement;
Supervisor Tie-Dye;
Dollar Rural;
Coho Spotting;
Gravely Ill;
Yesterday's Catch;
Drug Pardons;
Rodrigues Appointment;
Freedom;
The Hyena;
Democratic Socialist;
Empire Blowback;
Spoils War;
Change Come;
Dinner Dance;
Tunnels Plan
Anderson Valley Advertiser
Privatized Fraud;
FB Secrecy;
SEIU Agreement;
Experience Mendo;
Yesterday's Catch;
Police Reports;
All We Know;
Muniz Petition;
Bohos Congregate;
Sports Fans;
Warriors Stadium;
AV Events;
California Speaking;
Women's Retreat;
Seeing;
Library Armor;
Stop Fracking;
Madam President;
Thirsty Cows;
Drought Response;
December
Young man's parents go on vacation. Young man throws party. Police send helicopters.
Safety Fair;
Fort PC;
Lost Dog;
Budget Fudge;
Good Neighbors;
Hospitality;
Remittance Men;
Headlands;
Road Notes;
Yesterday's Catch;
Magic Christian;
Rose;
Airport Day;
Zamora Verdict;
Barden Mistrial;
Pot Initiative;
Ukiah Pride;
Social Welfare;
Levine Scholars;
Online Bullies;
Cloverdale Reception;
Dino Moment;
Marbling Rescheduled;
Origami Event;
PA Agenda
Teenager invents smartphone app that tracks the corrosive influence of money on Congress.
In a decision bursting with symbolism, the California State Water Resources Control Board recently announced its intention to draw down the main water supply reservoir for a half-million people who live just outside of the state capitol to only 12% of capacity by September 30. Lake Folsom on the American River — the main water source for Roseville, Folsom, and other Sacramento suburbs — will plummet to 120,000 acre-feet by that date, according to a forecast by the water board, which announced the plan at an unusually lively Sacramento workshop on June 24.
Red Truck;
Another Hit;
Taking Evidence;
Homeless Evictions;
Yesterday's Catch;
Warrant Wednesday;
Miller Decision;
Daddy's Working;
New Tribe;
Democratic Hypocrisy;
Sweeney's Station;
Crunch Time;
Petrolia Earthquakes;
Nuclear Agreement;
Goodbye VMC;
Stupid Girls;
Craig Postcard;
Marbling Paper;
Kinetic Carnivale
WE’RE STILL TRYING TO DECIPHER what’s happening with the reporting of Mendocino County’s privatized Mental Health system. We recently asked the Health & Human Services Department staff for copies of Ortner’s latest “timeliness of access” report and their latest bill. After a few days of unnecessary runarounds they duly provided them. It turns out the “timeliness of access” report for Ortner’s newly privatized “access center” (which seems to be a subcontracted program that Ortner administers, for a fee) is a simple one-page summary assessment of Ortner’s responses to Mendolanders who contact the crisis line and/or the Access Center.
The KZYX Board of Directors held a marathon five-hour meeting at the Community Center in Willits on June 29th. Mercifully, the weather was almost cool — the digital screen reading 88 degrees at 4 p.m.…