Ukiah, CA News

• Ukiah, CA News
• Owen Kenny, Willits toddler with meningitis, on road to recovery
• Jail bookings, CHP arrests, motorcycle accident in Mendocino County
• Murder defendant Billy Norbury pleads not guilty in Ukiah
• Boating safely Memorial Day weekend: life jacket, yes; alcohol, no
• Ukiah Boys & Girls Club drive tops $50,000; goal met
• Ukiah Police and fire log: Friday, May 25, 2012
• Ukiah commission praises mixed-use project
• Veterans' Memorial Day parade in Ukiah
• Mendocino Co. sheriff's roundup
• Potter Valley prepares for Spring Fest & Rodeo
• Ukiah Speedway racing contract on Redwood Empire Fair board agenda
• Mendocino Co. Sheriff's Office reserve of $700,000 approved
• 100 marijuana plants found in Willits home
• Police and fire log: Thursday, May 24, 2012
• Mendocino Co. Board of Supervisors backs In-Home workers
• Ukiah Boys and Girls Club: Annual fund drive in home stretch
• Ukiah City Council to hold budget workshop today
• Outage near Lake Mendocino caused by squirrel
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, May 23, 2012
• Mixed-use building planned on N. State St.
• Police round-up
• Mendocino County finances improve, but caution urged
• Local family donates $40,000 to Anton Stadium
• A hard-won reprieve: Hendy Woods off park closure list
• Fort Bragg man dies after crashing into PG&E pole
• State again cuts money for Costco, RR depot
• Woman drops meth during arrest
• Boys & Girls Club drive goal within reach
• City seeking members for several boards
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, May 22, 2012
• Eclipse watchers rewarded
• Not your grandmother's poetry
• Police and fire log: Sunday, May 20, 2012
• Boys & Girls Club drive tops $49,000
• Fort Bragg write-in candidate qualifies to run in 4th District
• Driver arrested after pursuit on Hwys. 20, 101
• Local labor market report on Mendocino Co. supervisors' agenda
• Chalk-ful of drawings
• Police and fire log: Saturday, May 19, 2012
• Suspected laundry thief caught after dog hit
• Avoiding sun burn': Eclipse watchers prepare for solar show
• Landis, Thomas appointed to museum ad-hoc
• Young Fort Bragg woman sentenced to 4 years in hatchet attack
• Former Ukiah post office makes historic registry
• Governor appoints two new local judges
• Legendary songstress Maria Muldaur performing in Ukiah
• Police and fire log: Friday, May 18, 2012
• Dancing with the sheep: Shearing school begins with the proper footwork
• Mendocino Co. planners OK expansion of Harris Quarry
• Grand jury issues latest reports on county functions
• Willits toddler hospitalized with suspected bacterial meningitis case
• Fair receives all clear on soil clean-up
• Record salmon numbers spark release on Eel River
• Boys and Girls Club drive tops $47,000
• Hwy. 20 intersection safety review requested
• Public defender suggesting 20-year sentence in marijuana murder case
• Sports Attic work up for permit
• Palace Hotel still needs permits
• Police and fire log: Thursday, May 17, 2012
• Peas porridge hot:
• Willits toddler hospitalized with suspected bacterial meningitis case
• Taste of Downtown Volunteers and Musicians Needed
• Covelo parolee arrested after high-speed chase
• Fair board gives few answers on Ukiah Speedway
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, May 16, 2012
• CHP honors fallen officer
• City Council committee to work with museum guild
• Transition Ukiah:
• Jury convicts two abalone poachers
• BOS adopts plastic bag ban
• BOS approves new fee waiver plan for developers
• Police roundup
• Yarn garden
• Boat catches fire at Lake Mendocino
• My Mom ...for better or worse
• Police and fire log: Sunday, May 13, 2012
• Board to take up bag ban, jobs, Highway 20 safety Monday, meet in Mendocino Tuesday
• Plastic bag ban adopted by council
• Public invited to Veterans History Project reception
• Willits man killed in hit and run
• Ukiah school district raises developer fees
• Anton Stadium bleachers ready for fans
• Harris Quarry asphalt plant opponents file suit
• Police and fire log: Saturday, May 12, 2012
• Cache on delivery
• Stamping out hunger: Ukiah Postal Service food drive this Saturday
• State questions more city redevelopment projects
• Potter Valley Tribe to get 700 acres of Eel River property
• Willits man gets 14 years for knife attack in Ukiah bar
• Police and fire log: Friday, May 11, 2012
• Palace Hotel red-tagged
• Stamping Out Hunger: Ukiah Postal Service food drive this Saturday
• Palace Hotel red-tagged
• Norbury's attorney gets PD file
• Ukiah racing community still waiting for season
• Kubin named UUSD incoming superintendent
• Mom outraged at teacher showing sex slave video
• President Obama Expresses Support For Same-Sex Marriage
• Mom outraged at teacher showing sex slave video
• Kubin named UUSD incoming superintendent
• City manager recommends cutting 13 positions
• Local man in Texas case changes plea again
• Bill would give break on Calfire fee to landowners who pay local fire fees
• Police roundup
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, May 9, 2012
• Mamas and Tatas:
• Board approves next ROPS list
• CAL FIRE: Get ready for wildfire season
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, May 8, 2012
• Absentee ballots mailed for June election
• Teens' eye view
• Police and fire log: Sunday, May 6, 2012
• Ukiah Boys & Girls Club drive tops $45,000
• Ukiah election forum: Congressional candidates' advice for Obama and more
• Cars crowd Ukiah station for free gas
• Jury rejects man's sleep-driving claim
• Ukiah Unified board set to vote on superintendent contract
• Darnell named interim superintendent/president at MC
• Racing for charity in Ukiah: Human Race full of bubbles, costumes, goodwill
• Police and fire log: Saturday, May 5, 2012
• Ukiah Fire Dept. to work more closely with UVFD
• Ukiah murder defendant's plea delayed
• Minimum Russian River flow levels lowered
• Willits bypass challenged in federal court
• Rooms with views:
• Woman crawls through drive-thru window
• Police and fire log: Friday, May 4, 2012
• Texas woman finds dog in Ukiah
• North Ukiah home destroyed in fire
• POLICE ROUNDUP
• Boys & Girls Club drive tops $44,000
• Police roundup
• Ukiah election forum features 12 candidates for Congress
• Retirement administrator selected for Mendocino County
• Police and fire log: Thursday, May 3, 2012
• County timber land put up for sale
• Red Hot Momma' fundraiser fashion show Saturday in Ukiah
• Flower power:
• Ukiah City Council to adopt plastic bag ban
• Ukiah Boys & Girls Club drive tops $40,000
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, May 2, 2012
• State takes millions off first ROPS list
• Confusion addressed in Hopland slot machine case
• State prison sentences extended for three
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, May 1, 2012
• Wine groups looks to dismiss Dolan case
• Beautiful but still dry
• County candidates discuss public safety
• Dewey to propose Ukiah fire department reorganization
• Charter school audits released
• Police and fire log: Sunday, April 29, 2012
• Mendocino County Museum displays new exhibit on veterans in wars across the decades
• Mendocino man withdraws plea in Texas case
• Three-car crash ends in arrest
• Police and fire log: Saturday, April 28, 2012
• Willits man get 2 years in domestic case
• Friends of Low Gap Park:
• Boys and Girls Club drive tops $34,000
• Council OKs new list of RDA payments
• Fort Bragg man arrested in burglary case
• Supervisors split on illegal marijuana bill
• POLICE ROUNDUP
• Police and fire log: Friday, April 27, 2012
• Mendocino County 2nd District Supervisor candidates face off
• Courthouse project to be reassessed'
• Work to begin Monday at Perkins, Orchard
• Police roundup
• Fallen workers honored Saturday
• Ukiah Main Street Program Receives 2012 National Trust Main Street Accreditation
• Deputy DA under investigation in pot case
• County Planning: Fee waivers not in demand
• Caltrans dashes hopes of lower speeds on 101
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, April 25, 2012
• Low Gap Park meeting Thursday
• Not your grandmother's quilt
• Caltrans dashes hopes of lower speeds on 101
• Dog abandoned in Point Arena 'doing fine'
• Time to plant!
• Boys and Girls Club drive tops $32,000
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, April 24, 2012
• Walmart not appealing expansion denial
• Animal abandoned in hotel room
• Robbery and assault with a deadly weapon in Fort Bragg
• Man suspected of DUI after driving into ditch
• Police and fire log: Sunday, April 22, 2012
• Phase One complete at Riverside Park
• Star Freoek': The Next Generation
• UUSD superintendent search update
• Mendocino County Board of Supervisors' Tuesday meeting
• Mendocino County Board of Supervisors' Monday meeting
• Local school test scores well under state proficiency benchmark
• Temps rise for Earth Day
• City of Ukiah needs to cut $1.8 million from budget
• Boy Scouts sell Masonite-Navarro campground
• No Walmart appeal filed yet
• Reliving the Holocaust: A survivor's tale
• Restaurants excluded from plastic bag ban
• Willits man arrested in officer assault
• Angela Pinches arrested on child endangerment, drug charges
• BOS candidates gearing up financially for campaigns
• Wilkinson prelim set for June
• Boys and Girls Club drive tops $27,000
• All Hands on "FREOEK:" - Upcoming SPACE fundraiser features the Frey and Boek families, Holly Near
• City to buy another year of magazine ads
• Palace Hotel owner given another month
• Police and fire log: Thursday, April 19, 2012
• Boys & Girls Club drive tops $26,000
• Chesbro bill would increase penalties for pot growing on public lands
• Turning trash into fashion
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, April 18, 2012
• Highway dedication honors fallen officer
• Five Little Kittens:
• Stabbing reported in Covelo
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, April 17, 2012
• Police roundup
• Rocket facelift almost finished
• Fort Bragg man arrested in alleged stabbing
• EIR for Willits quarry expansion certified
• Nearly one-third of Mendocino County economy is underground
• Police and fire log: Sunday, April 15, 2012
• Saving lives in the skies:
• Police and fire log: Saturday, April 14, 2012
• Mendocino County sheriff's roundup
• Windows smashed at 4 Ukiah businesses, Mendocino County Courthouse
• Dharma Plum: A conversation with Ukiah's Poet Laureate
• Forest water content significantly improved'
• HISTORIC UKIAH POST OFFICE UPDATE -- John Lazaro, selling agent for the former post office building at 224 N. Oak St., has reported that multiple offers to buy the building were received, and it is currently in escrow. Lazaro said more information will n
• Redwood Valley murder defendant waives prelim
• Ukiah oversight board approves ROPS list
• Mendocino County men sentenced to state prison for theft crimes
• Suspected Ukiah meth dealer arrested
• Ukiah Boys & Girls Club drive tops $26,000
• Under the Oaks:
• Final EIR posted for courthouse project
• Walmart expansion denied
• Sheriff's roundup
• Police and fire log: Thursday, April 12, 2012
• Bill to reimburse Mendocino Co. for Bassler search takes step forward
• Redwood Valley bridge project takes step forward
• Mendocino County supervisors appoint public RDA committee members
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, April 11, 2012
• Last word on Walmart?
• Police roundup
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, April 10, 2012
• Boys & Girls Club drive tops $23,000
• MCOE board puts off Tichinin raise
• Man's body washes ashore
• URA oversight board to meet today
• Sowing and Saving:
• Ukiah 'Downtown Comedy Series' 2012 Season Finale
• Man's body washes ashore near Westport
• Council OKs fee for rent control
• Harris Quarry EIR on Monday's Mendocino County Board of Supervisors agenda
• Police and fire log: Sunday, April 8, 2012
• Building better children:
• Ukiah teens remembered as charismatic, fantastic'
• McMichael appointed Sanitation District director
• Police roundup
• Police and fire log: Saturday, April 7, 2012
• One chief, two hats
• Two Ukiah teens dead, one injured in Mt. Shasta crash
• Roof catches fire on Waugh Lane
• Downtown mail pick-up time won't change next week
• Police and fire log: Friday, April 6, 2012
• Council says final no' to Honeywell projects
• Raises for Tichinin on Mendocino County Office of Education agenda
• Angela Pinches held to answer in Redwood Valley marijuana case
• Longoria vs. McCowen for Ukiah Board of Supervisors seat
• Downtown mail pick-up time won't change next week
• Ukiah City Council approves iPad stipend
• Willits man convicted in attempt to burn ex-wife
• Paul Dolan files lawsuit against former partners
• Jail time, probation in slot machine scam
• Police and fire log: Thursday, April 5, 2012
• Summer Safari in spring
• Mobilehome rent control, Honeywell projects before council
• Local cities, districts can apply for gaming funds
• County accepts state funding for chronic disease prevention
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, April 4, 2012
• Moving on: Mendocino College president reflects on career
• Fish and Game apologizes, sends clarification
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, April 3, 2012
• Mendocino County companies say new truck regs will put them out of business
• Mendocino Coast hotel fire damages coast cottage, four occupants escape
• Sustainable Technology Program
• Fire damages coast cottage, four people escape
• A community saves a dog
• Police and fire log: Sunday, April 1, 2012
• Short respite from rainy weather in Ukiah forecast
• Preliminary hearing in fatal shooting set for April 10
• We Are Marching For Our Lives': Community turns out for rally
• Car crashes into pole near Hopland
• Police and fire log: Saturday, March 31, 2012
• $108,210 fed grant headed to Ukiah veterans group
• Moving of contaminated soil may begin Monday
• Water supply back to normal'
• Fort Bragg pot grow site tour exposes damage, chemicals, waste
• Mendocino Co. supervisors OK $1 mil grant application
• More than 1,000 pot plants seized in Ukiah
• GMO? Let us know...
• Fish and Game moving forward with frost protection
• POLICE ROUNDUP
• Police and fire log: Friday, March 30, 2012
• Man accused of killing grandfather back in court
• Willits woman get 13 years for arson and attempted manslaughter
• House burns down on McNab Ranch Road
• Plugged drain caused mudslide Tuesday
• Car hit, slams into bank sign
• Police and fire log: Thursday, March 29, 2012
• Parolee leads police on chase through Ukiah
• Water, water everywhere
• Raining' in Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Mendocino County hears from public on plastic bag ban
• Officer assaulted, injured in park
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, March 28, 2012
• Ukiah Beauty College launches barber certification program
• Mudslide blocks lane on Highway 101
• Woman drives into vineyard
• Man dies in rollover crash
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, March 27, 2012
• Supervisors tour Harris Quarry
• Fort Bragg man leads police on chase through city
• Police and fire log: Sunday, March 25, 2012
• Mendocino Co. BOS Tuesday agenda: Grant, plastic bags, Brooktrails
• Hands Helping Haiti
• Vote on rent-stabilization fee delayed
• Should UFD reduce number of paramedics?
• Proposed child care cuts, quarry tour on Monday agenda
• Council may get money for iPads
• Armed pot robbery attempt in Willits
• Mendocino County to consider impact of plastic bag ban
• Contaminated soil taken from MTA yard to fairgrounds
• Indoor Ukiah pot grow busted, one arrested
• Mendocino Co. to spend $8,000 on communication plan
• New electric circuits being installed
• Downtown mail pick-up times to change
• Police and fire log: Friday, March 23, 2012
• Teaching the four P's'
• Council again delays Palace Hotel vote
• Police and fire log: Thursday, March 22, 2012
• MCSO still looking into other Kruse molest reports
• Show of support
• Willits man charged with murder appears in court
• Sources: Willits grandfather was dragged behind truck
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, March 21, 2012
• Radio Starlight: A 1940s Musical and Radio Show
• BREAKING NEWS: Kruse guilty on one count
• Sources: Willits grandfather was dragged behind truck
• Bill to save state parks moves forward
• Mendocino County schedules tsunami test
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, March 20, 2012
• Mendocino County and SEIU look to improve relationship
• Empty Bowls' to highlight hunger March 24
• Mendocino Land Trust purchases, protects 426-acre Noyo River redwoods property
• Kruse trial wraps; closing arguments next
• Fort Bragg woman dies in Hwy. 20 crash
• Willits man arrested in death of grandfather<p>
• Storm takes out pine at Observatory Park
• Jug Handle receives one-year reprieve from closure
• Election filings: McCowen facing challenger for re-election
• Police and fire log: Sunday, March 18, 2012
• Wild Things: Educational and entertaining
• Sentencing delayed for woman who burned house with son inside
• Palace Hotel back before council
• Missing Brooktrails man found soaked from rain, but safe
• Loggers show off their special skill set
• Logging Conference focusing on the future
• Police and fire log: Friday, March 16, 2012
• Girl's father testifies at Kruse molest trial
• Recent rains brought much-needed water
• Is Walmart expansion dead?
• POLICE ROUNDUP
• Sanitation Dist may appoint new director tonight
• Police and fire log: Thursday, March 15, 2012
• K-9 Officer Barry wraps up career
• 40-year-old testifies that Kruse molested her
• Ukiah Walmart expansion hits a wall
• Lehner leaving Mendocino College
• Mendocino County bond outlook upgraded slightly
• POLICE ROUNDUP
• County to research changes to building fees
• Walmart discussion continues tonight
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, March 14, 2012
• New pastor outlines goals
• 5 arrested in Albion Ridge Rd. burglaries
• DA: Hutchins' shooting was justified'
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, March 13, 2012
• Giving bears, dolls their due
• Bridge may be named after Ron Ledford
• Ukiah and Mendocino Occupy group protests bank fraud
• Laytonville woman killed in Hwy 101 crash
• Ukiah and Mendocino Occupy group protests bank fraud
• Laytonville woman killed in Hwy 101 crash
• Supervisors set to talk tourism
• Board of Supervisors: Tuesday's agenda
• POLICE ROUNDUP
• Parking to change in front of post office
• Board of Supervisors: Monday's agenda
• Police and fire log: Sunday, March 11, 2012
• Fun with science
• Covelo man arrested in abduction of girls
• Council, residents praise plastic bag ban
• Police and fire log: Saturday, March 10, 2012
• Salad daze:
• iCup closes doors, plans to reopen
• McConnell's role expanded to Lake and Mendocino County newspapers
• Feeling the pain: Ukiah gasoline up 66 cents in a month
• Deal in the works to buy part of Masonite land
• Council done talking food waste
• Police and fire log: Thursday, March 8, 2012
• Norbury court hearing again draws a crowd
• County announces appointments in Mental Health, Social Services
• Large fire planned in forest Friday
• One village at a time:
• Council cools on Honeywell projects
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, March 7, 2012
• Alleged Ukiah vehicle thief arrested in Sacramento County
• Draft EIR prepared for plastic bag ban
• Basic Firefighter Academy: The art of extrication
• New defense attorney in Norbury case
• Molestation case to include testimony on 30-year-old events
• Willits men arrested for battery, iPod theft
• Winds, tree limb knock out power Monday night
• St. Patrick's Day Downtown Comedy Series
• Miles of Smiles:
• High speed chase begins in Mendocino County, ends near Sonoma County
• Reyes gets 40 to life for killing step-son
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, March 6, 2012
• Court fee revenues falling short
• County hopes to hire building director by June
• Police and fire log: Sunday, March 4, 2012
• NCO Community Gardens Project to get help from CCC
• RV man offended' by frost protection regs
• Police and fire log: Saturday, March 3, 2012
• Child knocked down by jogger
• Police roundup
• Lois, Loraxes and language:
• Honeywell back with project proposals
• Supporters of slain man fill courtroom
• Police and fire log: Friday, March 2, 2012
• NPR Morning Edition to feature local cancer survivor
• New charges, delays for woman convicted of ax attack
• Russian River water conditions now declared critical'
• Supervisors make redevelopment oversight appointments
• Latest URA list totals $9.7 mil
• The Last Postcard:
• Willits man arrested for assault with a firearm
• Police and fire log: Thursday, March 1, 2012
• Two Leap Day babies born in Ukiah
• Rain comes, quarantine goes
• New list of URA projects before council
• Supervisors narrowly back coast pot forum
• Park patrol leads to knife arrest
• Ukiah man reported high on bath salts'
• CHURCH STREET CLOSED -- Church Street between School and State streets will be closed to through traffic between 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. today. Motorists are asked to use an alternate route.
• Gardening by the ABC's
• Taking the Plunge: Community dives in to support Special Olympians
• Ukiah man arrested for vandalism, intoxication
• Wine commission future will go to a vote
• POLICE ROUNDUP
• More money available to fight EGVM
• Teen arrested in Carrigan Lane fire
• Wine commission future will go to a vote
• 'Take Back Our Forests' forum to be cosponsored by county
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012
• Supervisors to discuss appointments on redevelopment
• Firefighter volunteers learn the basics
• Caspar Beach State Park expands with donation from Mendocino Land Trust
• Pruners get their day to shine
• Air smelling better around brewery
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012
• Angela Pinches pleads not guilty in pot case
• Buck Wild:
• McDonald's plans to tear down Perkins location
• Police and fire log: Friday, Feb. 24, 2012
• Mailbox blown up at Jack-In-The-Box
• Serendipitous miracle: Haitian meets heart doctor
• Capt. America strolls through Ukiah
• Local business hosts towing school
• Bill would reimburse Mendocino for Bassler effort
• Willits bypass permit gets final signatures
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012
• Scientific panel established to study Russian River watershed
• Carrigan Lane fire deemed suspicious
• Downtown Ukiah ready for business
• Brewery smell declared a nuisance
• Brewery smell declared a nuisance
• Fire at empty house on Carrigan Lane
• Sheriff's Office roundup
• Downtown real estate showcased today
• New K-9 officers ready to join UPD
• MTA on the move
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012
• Alleged Point Arena gunman turns himself in
• UPDATE: Alleged Point Arena gunman turns himself in
• Chuck Morse appointed county ag commissioner
• Willits bypass gets final permit
• Reward offered in Salmon Creek resident's 2003 disappearance
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012
• Anton Stadium standing tall again
• Mobilehome rent control may come with a fee
• Suspect in Point Arena shooting still at large
• 4-year prison sentence in DUI case stands
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012
• Kid hangout hopes to evolve
• Firearms stolen from FB store
• Suspected shooter still sought
• Consultant: UFD needs to make changes
• MADD activist to attend Fisher resentencing hearing
• Police and fire log: Friday, Feb. 17, 2012
• 2bu Clothes Closet: Fashion-forward attire, and much more
• Survey finds county employers somewhat optimistic
• Local musician killed in crash
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012
• County finalizes elimination of marijuana permits
• Ukiah Valley Fire District chief leaving
• Authorities seek shooting suspect
• Council continues vote on Palace Hotel
• Hopland Reservation enforces federal law
• Ukiah Main Street Program And Shock Top Present - Downtown Ukiah Comedy Series
• Sacramento men arrested in attempted pot theft
• High-speed chase ends in DUI arrest
• Guilty verdicts in water tank theft from Elk Fire Department
• Council to discuss options for fire dept.
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012
• County's 2011-12 budget still on track
• SNAP to it:
• County sues Ukiah Transfer Station
• 5.6 quake reported near Eureka
• Grape prices up across state
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012
• Valentine's Day: Better than Christmas?
• Grape prices reach record high
• No more cases of meningitis reported so far
• Ukiah man shot in foot
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Feb. 12, 2012
• Mayor appoints Crane to URA oversight board
• Task Force: meth, coke, heroin, commercial MJ its focus
• Board of Supervisors meets Monday and Tuesday
• Ukiah toddler contracts bacterial meningitis
• Car smashes through FB hotel room
• Army Corps to receive $963K more for Lake Mendocino
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012
• Low Gap Park seeking friends'
• Marijuana grow operation found in Redwood Valley
• Opting out:
• Police and fire log: Friday, Feb. 10, 2012
• Public comment closed on Walmart expansion
• Two judges unopposed
• What's that smell?
• Marijuana laws vary widely on tribal lands
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012
• Public weighs in on impacts of Walmart expansion
• Suspect in Ukiah murder featured on 'America's Most Wanted'
• Meeting Thursday on plan for Russian River salmon, water
• Fire marshal warns of restaurant inspection ripoff
• Walmart permit before Planning Commission
• Growers await word on moth quarantine
• Elk's Greenwood Creek Bridge replacement under way
• Rabies case found in Ukiah
• Man struck by car, Fort Bragg police seeking public's help
• Ukiah woman arrested in credit card theft case
• Fort Bragg police seeking officer assault suspect
• Police weekend roundup
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012
• Fort Bragg police still looking for Kristy Krebs
• Upgrading: College Library construction in final stages
• Miss Mendocino competition an all-day event
• Ukiah girl crowned 2012 Miss Mendocino Co
• BREAKING NEWS: 2012 Miss Mendocino Co.: Herron Spence of Ukiah
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012
• Most of council wants to see a balanced budget
• Russian River water supply declared dry'
• Sheriff hosts annual meeting with tribal representatives
• Tuesday Farmers Market closing
• Council approves purchase of police robot
• GPS helps locate lost Covelo hikers
• Fort Bragg man admits gang-related charges, sentenced to year in jail
• Police and fire log: Friday, Feb. 3, 2012
• They've got mail: Post office customers, employees adjust to new locale
• Frost protection regulations on hold
• Missing person search and rescure
• BREAKING NEWS: Naked man hit on Hwy. 101
• Opinions strong, mixed about Wine Commission
• Suspect in hotel robbery arrested; 3 still sought
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012
• Coming Together to Make it Better:
• Council OKs $133 million list of contracts
• Supervisors finalize a 10% cut to their pay
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012
• 25 years of service:
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012
• Hearing Wednesday on Wine Commission's future
• MESA Scholars make the grade
• Mayor to appoint two to URA oversight board
• Six handguns stolen from sporting goods store
• Semi-automatic pistols stolen from sporting goods store
• Sleeping girl molested by mom's boyfriend
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012
• Sheriff's and CHP log: Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012
• Council to talk budget, RDA payments
• City may buy police robot
• Final adoption of supervisor pay cut on Tuesday agenda
• Medical MJ in county: Permit program canceled, ID cards still available
• Man arrested after worried children take him to hospital
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012
• Supervisor Pinches' daughter facing pot sales charge
• Nuisance ordinance up for adoption
• Band of brothers:
• Willits arsonist sentenced to 20 years in state prison
• Police and fire log: Friday, Jan. 27, 2012
• Nearly $350 million allocated for transportation projects
• Update: Redwood Valley man shot twice
• County cries foul over $123,000 air quality fine
• Walmart expansion inches forward
• Update: Redwood Valley man shot, killed
• Potter Valley man arrested in Task Force raid
• Work should begin soon on Observatory Park
• Air Quality fines county over renovations; EPA investigating
• The Imagination Library:
• County's medical marijuana permit program canceled
• Parolee arrested in theft from 104-year-old coast man
• Redwood Valley man shot, killed
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2012
• Triple S robbed of $7,000 in cameras
• Commission to give direction on Walmart
• County supervisors cut their pay 10%
• Convict crew helps city clear brush
• County's medical marijuana permit program canceled
• Jury convicts Fort Bragg woman of assault, battery in ax attack
• Supervisors appoint retirement board members
• Police roundup
• UPDATE: Fatal crash victim identified
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012
• Ukiah Fire Department honors its own
• UPDATE: Fatal crash victim identified
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012
• County supervisor pay cut on Tuesday agenda
• Veterans and students sought for Veterans History Project
• Layoffs looming as city tackles deficit
• DA's Office: fewer filings, more convictions
• County medical marijuana law revision proposed
• Board of Supervisors meets Monday; redevelopment, broadband on agenda
• Raise the red lanterns:
• Police and fire log: Friday, Jan. 20, 2012
• More appeals likely for Walmart project
• Police roundup
• Teacher's aide reports suspected child molest
• Rain finally falling
• BREAKING: Fort Bragg driver killed in crash
• UPD officers maxed-out' with each handling 1,200 calls a year
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012
• Sheriff responds to audit
• Overflow crowd addresses council on Walmart EIR
• Breaking news: Council approves Walmart EIR
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012
• Council to hear report on Observatory Park
• Nuisance ordinance back before council
• Cold, homeless' man breaks into county building
• Sheriff's roundup
• Food Stamped:
• Walmart EIR to go before council
• New building OKd on Airport Park Blvd
• Branches: Hang on to gift cards
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012
• Microchips equal macro pet protection
• Downtown Ukiah's Lantern Festival
• Stolen backhoe recovered, suspect arrested
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012
• Group asks Ukiah Unified to form stakeholder committee
• A different kind of bud crop
• Council holds special meeting today
• No cuts to Ukiah school bus service in 2011-12 school year
• Mendocino man's Texas bail now $168,000
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012
• Exercise goals:
• Saturday last day to get mail downtown
• UVMC eliminates five positions
• Floor catches fire on Canyon Drive
• Texas deputies take Diaz, 22, to face charges
• Vehicular manslaughter sentence to be reconsidered
• Sales tax plan brings school district more budget uncertainty
• Police and fire log: Friday, Jan. 13, 2012
• Rain, rain come again
• U.S. Attorney's Office threatens legal action over pot permit program
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012
• Police roundup
• City to take over redevelopment agency
• Children of Uganda: Students, community celebrate cross-cultural exchange
• Branches abruptly closes doors, 65 without jobs
• County discusses options for Fort Bragg water treatment charge
• School district begins search for superintendent
• New water district contract discussed tonight
• McCowen elected Board of Supervisors chairman; Hamburg vice chairman
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012
• Winter gardening:
• County pot permits not suspended
• Woman's purse leads to arrest
• Woman arrested in arson fire case
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012
• Willits caregiver arrested in alleged rape
• A First Class Farewell:
• BREAKING NEWS: Smoke damages Waugh Lane apartment complex
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012
• Council discusses ugly, goofy' signs on State Street
• City moves forward with changing treasurer position
• Fireplace likely cause of Saturday fire
• Report from Afghanistan: In a time of war, voices for peace
• Local fire districts receive $450,000 in grants
• Police roundup
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012
• County supervisors to start new year with full agenda
• New post office box keys available
• Residents ask city to save oak tree
• Ukiah Main Street’s 'Downtown Comedy Series'
• Caspar man arrested for child pornography
• Covelo woman arrested for elder abuse
• Police and fire log: Friday, Jan. 6, 2012
• Police roundup
• 750 SEIU workers considering their options
• Chambers: RDA ruling the worst outcome' for Ukiah
• County planning director leaving area
• Fort Bragg man arrested for intercourse with a minor
• Walmart EIR to go before council
• Food Bank Drive raises $111,000
• UPDATE: Details emerge in alleged Brooktrails stabbing
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Jan. 5, 2012
• Ukiah library adds more hours
• Inmate denied stay of warrant in Texas extradition case
• Details emerge in alleged coast stabbing
• Victim of coast slaying identified
• Police roundup
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012
• Need help with your New Year's Resolution to quit smoking?
• UPDATE: Details emerge in alleged coast stabbing
• Point Arena public bathroom trashed
• County hopes 2012 better than 2011
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012
• Caltrans: Work on Talmage Road bridge done
• New Year's Baby 2012 arrives!
• New Year's Baby 2012 arrives!
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Jan. 1, 2012
• Murals finally mounted on outdoor store
• New traffic laws in effect
• City mulls doubling ambulance charge
• A few good mentors:
• Sheriff's Office investigating coast homicide
• Rainy season falling far short this year
• Food Bank drive at $106,171
• County judges given their 2012 assignments
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011
• 2011: The local year in review
• Broken window leads to arrest
• Police roundup
• Car crashes into house
• Police and fire log: Friday, Dec. 30, 2011
• 2011 local year in review
• Food Bank drive at $93,986
• Whale sculpture returned after swim'
• Coast social services offices relocating
• New brochure highlights Ukiah walks
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011
• Taking the cup of kindness:
• Crane: Council 'negligent' on Anton Stadium project
• Food Bank drive at $85,001.63
• Whale sculpture stolen from coast inn
• Carrier annex almost ready
• Landis 'excited, honored' to be mayor
• 'Visit Ukiah' to hire marketing consultant
• 'Beckstoffer Gymnasium' ARC gym to be named after local grape grower
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011
• Gray Whale sculpture missing
• Escaped' toddler brought home safely
• Depot site now preferred for courthouse
• Chambers wants to find out how Ukiah ranks
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Dec. 25, 2011
• Kids in the know about Santa, Rudolph
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011
• State allocates $401 million to projects
• Fulfilling as many wishes as possible
• City has new options for Palace Hotel
• Police and fire log: Friday, Dec. 23, 2011
• Serial arsonist faces 20 years in state prison
• Food and fellowship: Three days of holiday dinners
• Police roundup
• Food Bank Drive at $81,621
• Laytonville man guilty in stepson's slaying
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Dec. 22, 2011
• Commission OKs new school district building
• Food Bank drive at $75,239
• Sanitation District board member resigns
• Clear winter weather not good for burning
• Trip to the lights fantastic:
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2011
• Police roundup
• City still discussing cost-cutting measures
• Girl attacked near school
• City may declare Palace Hotel a nuisance
• Sweet treats:
• Prosecutors successfully press for prison term in fatal accident
• Grandson saves her life
• Food Bank drive at $68,000
• City mulling what to do with oak tree
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011
• New UUSD admin building goes before Planning Commission
• Me and My DrumŠ.
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Dec. 18, 2011
• Occupy Ukiah group protests planned Walmart expansion
• Food Bank drive in full swing; need greater than ever
• Proposed highway roundabouts spark conflict
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Dec. 17, 2011
• Food Bank drive at $60,347
• Christmas decorating can bring fire hazards
• Police and fire log: Friday, Dec. 16, 2011
• Commission approves Walmart EIR
• County psychiatrist moving on
• Food Bank drive at $58,000
• Ready, set, count
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Nov. 15, 2011
• Public safety foundation ready to consider proposals
• Plan to cut courthouse costs approved
• Holiday scams abound; public warned to be cautious
• County delays paying bill from Fort Bragg
• Christmas Effort begins
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011
• Walmart expansion up for approval
• County supervisors support lifting of fed marijuana prohibition
• Chimney fire spreads to walls
• Doubling local dollars:
• New contribution rates on supes agenda
• Food Bank drive at $49,000
• Waugh Lane bridge opens
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011
• POLICE ROUNDUP
• Shop Local 2011
• Armed marijuana robbery
• Food Bank drive at $45,000
• Council moves forward with bag ban
• CALSTAR in Ukiah gets $25,000 grant
• County's ag commissioner resigns
• The traditions of tree hunting
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Dec. 11, 2011
• Council OKs adding police dogs
• Talmage bridge will lose traffic signals
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011
• It's a Wrap
• POLICE ROUNDUP
• Garbage contracts, rate hikes approved
• Police and fire log: Friday, Dec. 9, 2011
• Debit, credit card theft hits town hard
• State extends time for courthouse EIR
• Pinches on Walmart EIR: Commenting on a 'done deal'
• Fresh trees still a favorite
• Update: Pedestrian killed identified
• Hopland UC Extension adding building
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2011
• Food Bank drive at $38,321
• County land sale hits snag
• Board debates federal public land surveillance
• City to award bid for power lines work
• Police roundup
• Ukiah girl singing at Pearl Harbor ceremony
• Council to discuss garbage hikes again
• From Fort Bragg, N.C. to Fort Bragg, CA
• Police roundup
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011
• Library thanks voters
• Covelo business burglarized
• Willits arrest shuts down road
• County board to weigh in on Walmart EIR
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Dec. 4, 2011
• A small town Christmas
• County waiting for state marijuana ruling
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011
• Trucks getting festive for parade
• 101 reopened after lumber spill accident
• Food Bank drive at $33,000
• County still mulling mobile park rent problem
• Library doesn't have to move for courthouse
• FB man arrested in assault case
• Police and fire log: Friday, Dec. 2, 2011
• Trio arrested in reported robberies
• All Creatures - Great and Small
• Calpella man arrested for brandishing knife at daughter
• Woman pleads to charges, gets into car accident
• Criss-cross lights proved popular, problematic
• Election results made final
• Libraries may be increasing hours soon
• Getting to Zero:
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Dec. 1, 2011
• Election results made final
• Mendocino woman injured in fall from moving car
• Meeting tonight on courthouse project EIR
• New signs popping up downtown
• Two Ukiahans injured in crash
• Fort Bragg man arrested in alleged burglary
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011
• All Aboard!
• Downtown Ukiah Holiday Open House And Parade Of Lights
• Council updates city garbage code
• POLICE ROUNDUP
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011
• Slow Internet Service?
• A letter from the Executive Director
• A big thank you to our 2011 UDJ Holiday Food Bank Fund Drive Kick-off Sponsors:
• Slide along Hwy 101 keeping lane closed
• FB urges Gov not to close parks
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Nov. 27, 2011
• UDJ Food Bank Holiday Fund Drive begins
• Casino project downsized
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011
• Christmas Effort continues under new leadership
• Swatting' pranks pop up in Ukiah
• Man shot in legs allegedly over pot grow
• Dog stolen from animal shelter
• Manager of Sanitation District stepping down
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011
• How to cook a chicken -- er, turkey
• Woman jailed after refusal to cooperate with Fort Bragg police
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2011
• Holiday driving means cold weather driving
• Fort Bragg couple seriously injured in attack
• Council OKs more automatic purchasing
• Planning ahead for leftovers:
• Home robbery, marijuana stolen
• Brooktrails second route inches forward
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011
• Willits man still in ICU
• "Over the Rainbow" for the Holidays
• HazMobile gets a new home
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Nov. 20, 2011
• Elders honored at the City of 10,000 Buddhas
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011
• City to look at more options for fire service
• Finishing touches planned for skate park
• Serial drunken driver sentenced to three years in jail
• Task Force commander to retire
• Willits man shot in legs
• Police and fire log: Friday, Nov. 18, 2011
• POLICE ROUNDUP
• Council OKs Anton Stadium changes
• Turkey Day on a budget
• Update: Suspected home invasion in Covelo was over marijuana; survivor sought
• BREAKING NEWS: Authorities investigating fatal shooting
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Nov. 17, 2011
• Ukiah Unified superintendent to retire
• Use permit for compost business upheld despite neighbor protest
• Hiding suspect falls through ceiling
• Home for the holidays
• Nash announces impending retirement as UUSD Superintendent
• Fire service changes mulled by city
• City to address questions about garbage contracts
• Missing FB woman found
• Occupy Hendy woods continues mission
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2011
• It's beginning to a lot like ...
• Missing FB woman found
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2011
• Interior names Mendocino County area for protection
• Giving cops more bucks
• Celebrating 100 years of voting
• Breaking News: Mountain lion sighting
• Complaints still being issued in county labor dispute
• MCOE Trustee Area 1 incumbent defeated by challenger
• Jail funding, buses, retiree health care and budget before Board of Supervisors
• Price for Anton Stadium goes up
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Nov. 13, 2011
• Hopland center offers perfect' sheep for dog trials
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011
• Redwoods group buys Trees of Mystery'
• A love of olives:
• Police and fire log: Friday, Nov. 11, 2011
• Police Roundup
• Registrar of Voters: 5,000-plus ballots left to count
• Serving our heroes:
• Long Walmart meeting, no decision
• Willits man stabbed, in stable condition
• Insurer rebuffs county over bad credit
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Nov. 10, 2011
• Big Brothers, Big Sisters closing its doors
• Blood-pressure checks more than medical
• Board of Equalization undergoes a change
• Update: Votes still being counted
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2011
• City asked to facilitate $8.4 mil loan for housing projects
• Fort Bragg man among airmen from WWII buried at Arlington
• Candy, costumes take over downtown
• Mendocino Wine & Mushroom Fest: Wine, train, shrooms & more
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011
• Walmart, courthouse EIRs ready for review
• County responds to grand jury's medical marijuana dispensary report
• City continuing Strategic Planning process Monday
• Diaper depot fills need
• Brooktrails access, wage cut before Board of Supervisors on Tuesday
• Undergrounding on Gobbi complete
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011
• POLICE ROUNDUP
• Outdated tax figures used on Measure A ballot summary
• Autumn at Spotswood:
• Downtown Halloween
• Remembering Gary:
• Council agrees on mayor rotation
• Sheriff roundup
• Redwood Valley duplex burns hours after stovetop fire
• Police and fire log: Friday, Oct. 28, 2011
• Fright night is at hand: Local houses of Halloween
• Downtown post office may close in January
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011
• Ukiah driver faces state prison in fatal single-car crash
• Domestic violence arrest, alleged threats to police
• Ukiah courthouse project still alive
• Laura's Law update presented to Board of Supervisors
• Honoring the departed
• County appeals to state not to close local parks
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011
• Chesbro updates county supervisors on state situation
• Halloween safety for little ghosts & goblins
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011
• SHERIFF AUDIT
• Law enforcement roundup
• A history lesson they'll remember
• Vote by mail ballots head out to voters
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011
• County supervisors may appeal to state over planned park closures
• Art awards, Gualala Council on county's Tuesday agenda
• The Arts and Performance Studio helping local artists
• Sheriff Audit: County's medical pot law causing a chasm'
• Police roundup
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Oct. 22, 2011
• A Potter Valley Homecoming
• Council moves forward with Costco EIR
• Sheriff audit: Morale hurt by cuts, report says
• Honeywell will be back Nov. 2
• Closed by Public Health: Diners can check local restaurants' latest inspection
• City pushing for detachment from Sanitation District
• Sheriff audit: Report shows austere' staff, low morale
• Election forum: Ukiah Unified candidates on the issues
• Grape pickers in short supply
• Council to get update on remaining Honeywell projects
• 3 arrested with 70-plus pounds of marijuana
• Cal Fire plans controlled burn today
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011
• DA's Office announces staff changes
• Mendocino Ballet dancers bound for France
• College candidates discuss views at forum; library supporter urges yes' vote on Measure A
• Consultants to present audit of Sheriff's Office
• Fire season ends this week
• Costco EIR on council agenda
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011
• Project Sanctuary: Shelter, safety and support for over 30 years
• Bassler's backpack reveals more questions
• 20th Hopland Fall Passport: Aged to Perfection
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011
• Plenty of sun, fun at PumpkinFest
• City to decide which services are most important
• Two Honeywell projects off the table
• Northstone dispensary workers facing charges in Sonoma Co.
• Releases from Lake Mendo to increase beginning today
• SEIU and county: still no agreement
• Bringing in the grapes a challenge this year
• Man dumps drugs during chase
• Man shot in face; attempted murder charged
• Police roundup
• Update: Northstone Organics owner discusses federal raid
• School District won't sell fields to city
• Police and fire log: Friday, Oct. 14, 2011
• Ukiah's gay soiree:
• Ukiah Main Street Presents Girls Night Out
• BREAKING NEWS: Federal agents raid Ukiah home
• Second suspect arrested in check forging
• Council moves forward with garbage rate hike
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011
• City and Sanitation District to meet tonight
• Pick of the pumpkin patch
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2011
• Reported shooting likely a hoax
• Monthly training keeps Hazmat team sharp
• County looking to refinance bonds
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011
• Two arrested in traffic stop, marijuana found
• It's the Pits - Pit Bull training program seeking volunteers
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011
• Highlights of next weekend's PumpkinFest
• Finding Ukiah's Great Pumpkin
• Council to discuss garbage hikes Tuesday
• UHS classes vie for spirit points with skits
• Contamination an issue at both courthouse sites
• Homecoming royalty
• Covelo daycare provider arrested
• Knife assault at Babcock packing shed
• Man allegedly attacks woman with a crowbar
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011
• Ukiah man sentenced to prison for elder abuse
• Police and fire log: Friday, Oct. 7, 2011
• Residents grill Honeywell about water meters
• 2009/10 county deficit attributed to delinquent tax plan
• Suspected drunken driver blamed for power outage
• UPD seeks suspect in Walmart bleaching
• Sun shines on spirit rally
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011
• Sheriff and CHP arrests
• City: Costco intends to build in Ukiah
• New stadium taking shape
• Initial autopsy results released on Bassler
• Autumn bounty
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011
• Hopland man sentenced to state prison for targeting wife in house fire
• Laura's Law' discussion turned over to county staff
• Accidents near Willits injure four
• State prison term ordered in Hopland stabbing death
• Blessings for our furry friends
• Fallen tree limb cuts power to west side
• Burn suspension will be lifted Wednesday
• Wife of suspected drug dealer no longer with UPD
• Honeywell to give presentation on water meters
• Homecoming Week kicks off at Ukiah High
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011
• Trees cut down, allegedly to grow pot
• County modifies stormwater ordinance after protests
• County to draft mobile home rent ordinance
• Board of Supervisors to discuss audit, Hopland dam
• Report gives high marks to county's Family Dependency Drug Court
• Bassler shot, killed; no officers injured
• Update: Bassler shot, killed; no officers injured
• Update: Fort Bragg murder suspect Bassler dead, officers say
• MCSO: Murder suspect Bassler located
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011
• Man Tased outside bar
• DA issues consumer alert on church solicitations
• Bassler search narrows after shots fired
• RR depot cleanup not imminent
• Jewish High Holy Days of the year 5,772
• Gobbi St. work hitting snags
• Front yard pool approved
• Police and fire log: Friday, Sept. 30, 2011
• Gathering the harvest: Gleaners helping local nonprofits
• County prepares for influx of inmates
• Breaking news: Bassler and deputies exchange gunfire in woods; murder suspect eludes capture
• Woman robs pharmacy of drugs
• Ukiah man sentenced to state prison for spousal abuse
• Bassler linked to burglaries east of Fort Bragg
• Task Force raids home of Supervisor Pinches' daughter; marijuana seized
• Starbucks OK, McDonald's not
• Grapes blessed with rain, sun
• Some county retirees to pay 74% more for health care
• Residents ask to build a pool in front yard'
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2011
• Downtown anchor' prepares to close
• UPDATE: Bassler caught on camera breaking into remote cabin
• Weekend crime roundup
• Union, county still at odds
• Grow soil, not crops'
• UPDATE: Bassler caught on camera breaking into remote cabin
• BREAKING NEWS: Photo of Bassler on the move released
• To our readers:
• Board of Supervisors to discuss jail, retirees, regulations
• Sister Jane leaving Ukiah
• Council holds another workshop on DZC
• Local community honors Navy SEAL
• Former DA sued over campaign comments
• City moves forward with road diet' for State, Main
• Hopland Town Meeting Sunday
• Gjerde running in 4th District
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011
• Lavender dolls headed to Haiti
• Police and fire log: Friday, Sept. 23, 2011
• Pittman memorial is Saturday at fairgrounds
• One arrested in Fort Bragg burglary
• Contra Costa prosecutor hired as assistant DA
• Waugh Lane bridge will still be one-lane
• Police round-up
• Through the Looking Glass:
• One arrested in Fort Bragg burglary
• Frost protection regs adopted for Russian River
• City trimming trees near power lines
• Buck Consultants pays county $587,000 to settle retirement dispute
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Sept. 22, 2011
• Bassler search overtime costs reach $133,000
• Common Vision brings tree-planting expertise to students
• State orders Millview to scale back Russian River diversion
• City may get $815K for downtown sidewalks, medians
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2011
• Dispensary moratorium idea abandoned
• Redistricting: Smith's Option A Modified chosen
• Anonymous no more
• Bids collected for Waugh Lane Bridge replacement
• Robbers hit PV man with rock
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011
• BRAVO!
• Three locals arrested for robbery, assault
• County and SEIU may be close to agreement
• Dispensary moratorium, redistricting on supervisors' agenda
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Sept. 18, 2011
• Community asked to show their support for Pittman
• Pink apple reigns at Boonville fair
• Pt. Arena man found stabbed
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011
• Vigilance, frustration high in search for suspected killer
• Ukiah attraction program getting results
• It's a Fabulous Flashback this weekend
• Suspected drunken driver also reportedly took car of man in bar
• Suspected Bushay gunman arrested in Willits; all 4 suspects now apprehended
• Update: Hwy. 20 crash victim identified
• County sues SEIU
• City responds to misunderstandings' about URA
• Police and fire log: Friday, Sept. 16, 2011
• Shooting suspects were too lazy to walk to the gun club'
• Picking and preserving: Canner shares her methods
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Sept. 15, 2011
• Unpaid properties may be cut from sewer system
• Tempers flare over county labor proposal
• Hopland woman killed in Hwy. 20 crash
• Supervisors adopt county budget for 2011-12
• Caring can be fun
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2011
• SEIU workers speak out against proposed cuts
• Library site approved for courthouse
• Moratorium on medical pot dispensaries to be discussed
• Autumn bounty
• FB school closed after reported Bassler sighting
• SEIU Countywide walk-out: Unfair labor lawsuit field against the county
• Crime roundup
• Pints In The Plaza Tickets Now On Sale!!
• Reflections on 9/11
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• K-9 Officer Dutch's encounter with murder suspect recounted
• The heat was on at 13th annual Chili Cook-Off
• SEIU announces protests
• Neighboring counties aiding in search for murder suspect
• To Our Readers:
• Public hearing on frost protection regs
• Police and fire log: Friday, Sept. 9, 2011
• CalFire preparing for lightning strikes
• Apples ready to shine: Despite a late harvest, Gowan family's fruit ready for the fair
• Car Show and Farmers Market a 2-for-1 event
• POWER OUTAGE -- A power outage Sunday from 8:46 a.m. until 11:34 a.m. affected 113 customers in the Talmage area on Mill Creek Road and Guidiville Reservation Road. Pacific Gas and Electric spokeswoman Brandi Ehlers said the cause was blown fuses that we
• Council approves consultant for Public Works Dept.
• County libraries hoping for voter support in November
• How the transformer crossed the road
• Driver killed in Potter Valley ID'd as Ukiah man
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2011
• City responds to grand jury report on redevelopment agency agencies
• Winegrape Harvest 2011: Crop size likely low, quality high
• To Our Readers:
• Bassler search narrows
• UPDATE: Fort Bragg murder investigation yields arrest
• Sheriff's Office: Third Fort Bragg murder under investigation
• Driver killed after pick-up hits tree in PV, burst into flames
• Consultant may assist Public Works Dept.
• Congressional candidates stump in RV
• Bassler spotted in Fort Bragg
• Should city cut services or salaries to close budget gap?
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Sept. 4, 2011
• Oil change business OK'd for South State
• Suspected drunken driver hits logging truck
• Third man arrested, another still at large, in fatal shooting at Bushay Campground
• Ukiah man suspected of drug use at gas station
• Not looking a day over 35
• UPT at 35
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011
• Suspected drug dealer married to Ukiah Police dispatcher
• Holiday weekend info available from Mendocino National Forest
• UVMC names new CEO
• No license required
• Update: Bassler wanted for two murders
• Task Force raids home near Frank Zeek School; 1 arrested
• Patrolling for illegal grows: Law enforcement weighs in on citizens' role
• McCowen sets Sept. 9 for medical marijuana dispensary meeting
• Golf tourney raises $110,000 for Anton Stadium
• Police and fire log: Friday, Sept. 2, 2011
• Driver falls asleep, crashes near Hopland
• Bittersweet goodbye for UVFD battalion chief
• Bassler ground search expanded significantly
• Search for suspected killer enters 5th day
• Slain councilman's family thanks community, sets up website
• Redwoods group hopes to save Trees of Mystery'
• Jail sentence, $15,000 fine, fishing ban ordered in abalone case
• Man drives off with woman on hood
• Guilty plea in standoff case
• Pitchforks thrown during chase ending in DUI arrest
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Sept. 1, 2011
• New substation humming
• Breaking news update: 'Peaceful resolution' sought in Bassler search; details emerge about opium poppies
• Land Trust offering reward for information in Coleman slaying
• Update: Councilman's memorial service Sept. 10 at Timberwolf Stadium
• Neighbors stop suspected burglar
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2011
• Car crashes into carport; driver arrested
• Banking on the future: New Savings Bank president, CEO sees brighter days ahead
• UPDATE MELO KILLING: Father says accused son is likely still in the woods
• Melo killing update: Forest closed for manhunt
• Manhunt continues for suspect in Councilman Melo murder
• Poway man dies in DUI related crash near Hopland
• Local leader Banker dies at 90
• Master gardeners ready to help
• Update: Manhunt continues for suspect in Councilman Melo murder
• Breaking news update: Fort Bragg councilman killed in shooting
• Sheriff's Office roundup
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Aug. 28, 2011
• Hours reduced at Superior Court clerks' office
• De-trashing the Russian River
• Air tanker crash happened a decade ago
• Pure Mendocino Saturday, Garden Tour Sunday
• 2-year prison sentence for shooting wall
• No damage in Schat's kitchen fire
• Cathryn Swarm named postmaster of Ukiah
• At odds over the Brush St. Triangle
• Mill Creek Road raid turns up menagerie, marijuana
• State prison likely for Ukiah bank robber
• Planning Commission OKs eminent domain
• Drunks arrested in fights involving knife, dog
• 3 jailed in strong-arm robbery of Willits man
• Police and fire log: Friday, Aug. 26, 2011
• Adopt a cat - or maybe 2
• Suspected arsonist faces up to 30 years
• Memorial planned for fallen Willits Navy SEAL
• City prepares list of redevelopment projects
• Board of Supervisors OKs pear sheds rezone
• Option E-2 gains support at final public redistricting hearing
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Aug. 25, 2011
• Child Safety Seat Checkup is Saturday
• Stormwater regs on hold by supervisors
• Limits on fast-food chains not discussed
• Willits man arrested for arson
• Man robbed by pair he met in bar
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011
• Train that floats on air
• To Our Readers:
• Back to School for Ukiah - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Skate park closed due to graffiti
• Eminent domain on planning commission agenda
• Ukiah men suspected of burglarizing businesses
• Man arrested for threatening great-grandmother
• Man caught peeking in woman's window
• Back to school 2011
• To Our Readers:
• Skate park closed due to graffiti
• Alleged prowler arrested
• Pear sheds to compost center?
• Council holds another workshop on future of downtown
• The Daily Journal
• Self-help houses nearly complete
• Perkins may get new lane, lights
• To Our Readers:
• Main Street Program contract not renewed
• Henderson named presiding judge
• Car beaten with bat
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Aug. 20, 2011
• Circus arts as personal challenge
• Depot site approved for courthouse
• Police and fire log: Friday, Aug. 19, 2011
• Alleged drunk drivers hit mailbox, pole
• Man arrested with nine pound pot stash
• Back to school: College offers new green classes
• Ukiah man accused of DV, threatening witness
• To Our Readers:
• Pints in the Plaza - Seeking Musicians
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Aug. 18, 2011
• Ukiah man sentenced for sex with teens
• Road A fire burns three acres
• Valley's pears ready to be picked, packed
• Sheriff's deputies allegedly assaulted
• Thompson to run in 5th District
• Main Street Program contract up for renewal
• Project to widen Perkins before council
• Redistricting options opposed on the coast
• Hamburg steps away from med marijuana committee assignment
• Frey Vineyards experimenting with companion crops
• Augusts’ 'Girls’ Night Out' Beneficiary Is North Coast Opportunities!
• Thompson to run in 5th District
• County to review stormwater regulations
• Long-time human service leader retiring
• Crews battling 10-acre fire near Willits
• Update: MCSO says bullet killed coast man, not bear
• Oregon man arrested for alleged lewd acts on local child
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Aug. 14, 2011
• Board votes to move forward with rural fire fee
• City moving forward with railroad depot cleanup
• Board of Supervisors to meet in Fort Bragg this week
• Both lanes of Hwy. 128 opened to traffic
• Dispensing cannabis: an inside view
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Aug. 13, 2011
• State launches road projects to spur job growth
• Burglary arrest at retirement home
• MCSO: Bear likely didn't kill man on coast
• Fire season a slow burn this year
• MCSO: Bear likely didn't kill man on coast
• City, San Dist OK land purchase
• Willits Navy SEAL officially listed as killed in Afghanistan
• Council approves contract to haul WWTP biosolids
• Residents describe larger Walmart as a net loss' to Ukiah
• Police and fire log: Friday, Aug. 12, 2011
• Pound dogs: Some lost pets are at the shelter
• Fort Bragg woman arrested for allegedly trying to kill toddler
• Two arrested in Hopland burglary
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Aug. 11, 2011
• Seven rafters found safe on Eel River
• County votes to make RDA payment
• Sentencing deferred in bear case
• Music of the Night, Broadway Under the Stars
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2011
• Women sentenced in nursing home elder abuse case
• Navy SEAL from Willits killed in Afghanistan crash
• Brown signs compact with Pomo tribe for casino
• Public hearing tonight on Walmart expansion
• A marvelous night for Moondance
• Chamber of Commerce moves to new location
• Minor injuries in four-car-pile-up
• Operation Full Court Press finishes for the year
• Fort Bragg man arrested in B of A robbery
• Police roundup
• Traffic stop results in Marijuana arrest
• Three arrested for alleged Marijuana transportation
• State renames Hopland landmark Frog Woman Rock
• Council sticks with wood for Anton Stadium
• Gaia Festival combines knowledge, awareness and music to celebrate new paradigm
• Jr. Livestock Auction the culmination of months of work'
• Fair board honors five at awards ceremony
• Covelo fire now 45 percent contained, 600 acres
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011
• Fair board honors five at award ceremony
• Sheriff's Office seeking FB shooting suspect
• Police and fire log: Friday, Aug. 5, 2011
• Containment of Covelo fire not expected until Saturday
• Supervisors not meeting next week
• Masonite site zoning one area under discussion at UVAP hearing
• City RDA kept alive with unanimous vote
• Take a ride on the wild side
• Fuel truck overturns on Hwy. 128
• State court workers rally over salaries
• Police and fire log: Thursday, August 4, 2011
• Redwood Empire Fair: Showtime for smaller animals
• Fire near Covelo now 600 acres
• Update: Highway 128 reopened following wreck
• Council to discuss Anton Stadium project
• Hamburg criticizes Operation Full Court Press
• Council to try RDA revival vote again
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2011
• Supes adopt long-awaited UVAP
• Blue Jeans and Country Dreams
• Covelo man arrested for alleged assault
• Trash hauling contract runs into snag
• Weekend police roundup
• Potter Valley native writes book about trees
• Gaia festival schedule
• The Show Goes On:
• Covelo man dies in Sunday single-car crash
• Historical Plaque Dedication Ceremony
• Police and fire log: Sunday, July 31, 2011
• Mendocino Farm to Table dinner: grand tasting, benefit & more
• Local fire districts cry foul over rural fire fee
• New county human resources director hired
• RDA, UVAP on county supervisors' agenda
• Ag grazing threatened; Willits bypass stalls
• Police and fire log: Thursday, July 28, 2011
• Police round-up
• State vote-by-mail action taken in stride locally
• Fed agency looks into post office closure
• Operation Full Court Press results made public
• Op Full Court Press results made public
• BREAKING NEWS: Op Full Court Press results made public
• Opposition to asphalt plant aired; public comment period extended
• Barrels, roping and riding
• Police and fire log: Friday, July 29, 2011
• Home near S. Dora damaged in fire
• Fire breaks out in daycare facility
• UVSD to hold public hearing on unpaid sewer accounts
• Police and fire log: Thursday, July 28, 2011
• Supervisors begin work on redistricting
• Coming home to SPACE
• Update: Police searching for red truck in bank robbery
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, July 27, 2011
• Council wants to compromise on fast food
• Hamburg, McCowen to develop medical MJ dispensary regulation ordinance
• FBPD investigating weekend shooting
• Controlled burn near lake planned for Thursday
• School Street Bazaar joins Farmer's Market on Tuesdays
• City gets more time for Anton Stadium work
• New virtual grade school opening in the fall
• Man arrested in women's gym
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, July 26, 2011
• East Gobbi work delayed until Wednesday
• The Guy in the Yellow Pants
• Man caught masturbating in women's gym
• Police and fire log: Sunday, July 24, 2011
• Man runs out on Denny's bill
• McGarvey Park tree already removed
• Garbage contract, pot dispensaries, redistricting on county supervisors' agenda
• Construction on East Gobbi begins Monday
• An en-dearing prospect:
• Council holds workshop Monday on DZC
• Domestic violence call leads to meth arrest
• San Dist OKs higher connection fees
• Police and fire log: Saturday, July 23, 2011
• Restaurant's appeal over sewer fees denied
• There's something about LarryŠ.
• Operation to clear illicit pot gardens from forest begins
• BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Two men arrested, two at large in fatal shooting at Bushay Campground
• DA sees rising value of drug-related asset seizures
• Police and fire log: Friday, July 22, 2011
• Woman hit in face with large beer bottle
• Shed debris piles gone
• Crane vote keeps RDA on ice
• UPDATE: Willits man identified in fatal shooting at Bushay Campground
• UPDATE: Willits man identified in fatal shooting at Bushay Campground
• BREAKING NEWS: Two men shot, one fatally, at Bushay Campground
• County redistricting choices reduced to two
• Police and fire log: Thursday, July 21, 2011
• Medical pot dispensary ordinance discussion planned
• UVSD may approve higher sewer connection fees tonight
• New business owner appealing hike in sewer fees
• Bringing energy efficiency home
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, July 20, 2011
• Ordinance for city's RDA on tonight's agenda
• DA undecided in Lincoln arrest
• City plans to remove tree in McGarvey Park
• Memorial golf tournament honors Ron Ledford
• Good and bad news for Brooktrails water users
• District revision would shortchange Willits area
• Bear Lincoln arrested for hitting brother with flashlight
• What Is the Mendocino County Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Commission?
• Ukiah Main Street Program - Girls Night Out
• Covelo man arrested in alleged assault
• Drivers try eluding police
• Surprise project changes discussed by planning commission
• Opponents plan protest on asphalt plant Thursday
• Police and fire log: Sunday, July 17, 2011
• Future Farmers: Anderson Valley youth ready to compete
• More appeals filed after post office decision
• Young brothers find support among Eagle Peak friends
• Police and fire log: Saturday, July 16, 2011
• City, San Dist meeting canceled
• Making hay
• Can the sign ordinance be enforced?
• Arson case moved back again
• Police and fire log: Friday, July 15, 2011
• Local Salvation Army needs help to help
• Local girl makes good sausage, potatoes, eggs
• UPDATE: Boy identified in fatal crash
• Controlled burn at Ukiah Gun Club
• Police and fire log: Thursday, July 14, 2011
• Council discusses downtown parking, signs
• Winegrapes still atop crop report
• City, sanitation district  hold joint meeting tonight
• Twins born to quadruplet
• Crash ends in fatality on Highway 20
• Joyful Noise - Ukiah music instructor retires
• Update: UVMC telephone lines back at full operation
• Third council workshop tonight on DZC
• Covelo man shot in mouth; 19-year-old arrested
• Two injured in RV wreck near Leggett
• Ukiah man allegedly threatened pedestrians
• Service animals have impact
• Breaking news: UVMC phone lines are temporarily down
• Police and fire log: Sunday, July 10, 2011
• Crane objects to another change in Anton Stadium project
• Crop report, Calpella master plan on BOS agenda
• Solidarity
• Steering clear of snakes
• Food Bank under construction; distribution moved
• Police and fire log: Saturday, July 9, 2011
• Santa Rosa firm earns contract for Riverside Park
• City hopes to keep redevelopment agency alive
• Getting a handle on food:
• No restraining order issued in alleged assault at Mendocino College
• College employee accuses athletic director of assault
• Police and fire log: Friday, July 8, 2011
• City will be closed next Friday
• City appeals post office closure
• Guilty plea in Hopland arson fire
• Waugh Lane Bridge closed
• Search and Rescue team answers the call
• Police and fire log: Thursday, July 7, 2011
• A balmy' day at the library
• GJ looks at county's RDAs, which face elimination
• State budget cuts may affect Ukiah courthouse project
• Planned Parenthood coming to Ukiah
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, July 6, 2011
• Close call makes for important safety message
• Jitterbug and Bubbly:
• Willits man arrested in chase
• Local restaurant burglarized
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, July 5, 2011
• City Council finalizing four-day week
• Grand jury: Charter schools threatened by legislation
• County four-day week hits snag
• 4-H: It's all in the family
• Supervisor redistricting committee making progress
• Draft EIR for Walmart expansion completed
• Police and fire log: Sunday, July 3, 2011
• SmartMeters to be installed locally starting Tuesday
• Black Bart on parade in Redwood Valley
• San Dist approves sewer hikes
• CalFire: Happy Fourth - fireworks are illegal
• Police and fire log: Saturday, July 2, 2011
• County asks Postal Service to reconsider closure plan
• Delay pulling switch at new substation
• Holiday fun
• Gov. Jerry Brown signs rare on-time Calif. budget
• Grand jury: County road department in disarray
• Council mulls what a city should provide its citizens
• Police and fire log: Friday, July 1, 2011
• Ukiah baseball star comes home
• Ideas flowing from redistricting committee
• Public hearing tonight on sewer rate hikes
• State budget eliminates RDAs - sort of
• Grand jury: More should be done to collect from people getting public defenders
• Adult Day Program closing today
• Police and fire log: Thursday, June 30, 2011
• Council passes budget with 4-day work week
• A pot paradox or bud bingo?
• Update: Local woman injured in Monday wreck
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, June 29, 2011
• Tourist jumps off balcony in Fort Bragg
• Playing at the pool
• Gualala man arrested for alleged unlawful fire
• City of Ukiah to appeal post office decision
• Growers hope for quality grape season
• PV arson suspect arrested in Ukiah
• UUSD receives Energy Star certification
• Potter Valley arson suspect update
• Potter Valley arson suspect being sought
• Shinn to be tried for murder in failed Willits pot robbery
• Mendocino County Family Planning Program to close after 40 years
• Real Goods Solar and Alteris Renewables to merge
• CDFA: Horse sickness outbreak contained
• Family of 4-H'ers
• City to consider appealing post office decision
• Willits man suspected of insurance fraud
• Police and fire log: Saturday, June 25, 2011
• Two arrested in fight on Wabash Ave.
• Carbon monoxide monitoring law poised to take effect; potential fine $200
• Taller sign nixed for Arco station
• Officers in county for marijuana spotting class
• Police and fire log: Friday, June 24, 2011
• Anton construction under way; city hoping for community's help with future phases
• Public's help sought in suspected hit-and-run death
• Police and fire log: Thursday, June 23, 2011
• Council delays $34K equipment purchase
• SmartMeter installation set for July
• Girl in Fort Bragg calls in bomb threat
• A Ukiah tradition: Summer is for reading
• Sheriff's budget situation improves
• Postal Service approves plans to close downtown post office
• Shelter felines benefit from teen sewing project
• Judge delays decision in Laytonville home invasion case
• Alameda man arrested after alleged assaults
• Ukiah teen arrested in attempted poisoning of mother
• Living waters:
• Police and fire log: Sunday, June 19, 2011
• To our readers:
• Asphalt plant remains controversial
• Arco station on Talmage requests larger sign
• Burns resigns from UVMC
• CORO Mendocino: Protocol, Heritage & Party
• Council OKs Urban Water Management Plan
• Sierra Nevada World Music Festival attracts celebrants from far and wide
• Our fathersŠ
• Industrial park envisioned at former Masonite site
• Teen arrested for DUI after not paying for meal
• Suspect in Willits stabbing arrested in LA
• Police and fire log: Saturday, June 18, 2011
• Man allegedly assaults UVMC staff
• Social norms
• Supes vote to keep Masonite industrial
• Council OKs Honeywell LOIs
• Drunken teen claims pipe assault
• Police and fire log: Friday, June 17, 2011
• Supes vote to keep Masonite industrial
• Police and fire log: Thursday, June 16, 2011
• Broken tail light leads to meth arrest
• Kruse trial set for July
• Driver hits light pole in FB, flees scene
• Summer Safari
• Community meeting on Anton Stadium tonight
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, June 15, 2011
• Honeywell LOIs before council again
• Sad story at library: Children's librarian position cut
• Orr Springs Road reopened
• Woman allegedly racks up $18K in charges on stolen card
• Council rejects idea for guardrail on Babcock Lane
• Mendocino County seclected for National Healthy Community Grant
• Mobile veterinary clinic visits Covelo
• Relay for Life gives locals a chance to fight back
• Road work begins Tuesday on South Dora
• UVAP moves closer to being finalized
• GJ report finds inmate fire camps operating on honor system
• Report finds countywide emergency system fragile'
• Taste of Redwood Valley: Let the sun shine
• Waitress arrested in debit card theft
• World Music Festival coming to Mendocino County Fairgrounds
• Alleged pot sellers arrested in Willits
• Police and fire log: Sunday, June 12, 2011
• History takes flight for Airport Day
• Covelo man suspected of stealing radiator, camera
• Council votes to support library sales tax
• Police and fire log: Saturday, June 11, 2011
• Grand juror applicants needed for Mendocino County
• The sun's out - Get Outdoors!
• Covelo man arrested for theft from resources yard
• Sword and Board: a place that takes fun seriously
• City looks to save $1 million by closing Fridays
• Medi-Cal managed care expanding to include Mendocino County
• SEIU workers' hours reduced
• Planning Commission OKs dog day care facility
• Police and fire log: Friday, June 10, 2011
• Police and fire log: Thursday, June 9, 2011
• Ferranti Construction awarded bid for hospital crosswalk
• County supervisors approve draft 2011-12 budget
• Suicide suspected in Albion woman's death in car fire
• Sole bid for Riverside Park work rejected
• Fort Bragg woman to stand trial in alleged ax attack
• Intern-ment' Camp:
• Owner of former Sports Attic building awarded half of Business Improvement funds
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, June 8, 2011
• Sheriff's layoffs delayed
• Boys & Girls Club drive ends; $110,353 raised for Ukiah club
• Dog day care facility applies for major use permit
• Creating a wall of honor:
• Still muddy work at the substation
• Man accused of brandishing beer bottle
• Taste of Downtown- Music and Sponsors
• Taste of Downtown- Music and Sponsors
• Sundays in the Park celebrates its 20th year -
• Winners announced for downtown window display contest
• Window Display Contest Winner - Taste of Downtown
• Taste of Mendocino: San Francisco here we come
• Police roundup
• Lights out in South Ukiah; storm wreaks havoc
• Boys and Girls Club drive at $43,318
• Class of 2011 takes storm in stride
• The Daily Journal
• Home and Lifestyle Expo this weekend at fairgrounds
• Sheriff gearing up to sue county over layoffs
• Sunday's opening concert postponed
• Coroner: Men found in Betty Street home died of overdose
• Police and fire log: Friday, June 3, 2011
• Council delays signing Honeywell LOIs
• Man arrested for cutting plaza tree
• Dynamic duo
• Boy hits head running from cops
• GJ: Supes cut Victim/Witness job after investigation
• Planning commission vets UVMC expansion
• Boys & Girls Club drive at $42,283
• Law enforcement trains as teams in shooting simulation
• Hit-and-run victim on the mend
• Police and fire log: Thursday, June 2, 2011
• Mystery, murder and merlot:
• Ukiah teen arrested in dog attack
• McGuire death due to chronic alcoholism'
• Missing diver identified
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, June 1, 2011
• Bar and grill applies for first BIP funds
• New option for adult day care
• Man suspected of masturbating on Fort Bragg beach
• Local veterans honored
• Second diver drowning in Pacific
• Council approves bike corral, outdoor seating
• Ukiah found in alley with gun, drugs
• Police and fire log: Monday, May 30, 2011
• Diver feared drowned off Fort Bragg coast
• Honeywell letters of intent ready for council
• Traveling back to D-Day
• County's revenues level off
• Wiley Vineyards: Honoring land and history
• Three arrested in marijuana raid
• Police and fire log: Sunday, May 29, 2011
• No rain on this parade
• Behind the scenes: A community effort
• City signs agreement with LAFCO for Municipal Services Review
• Council approves wood bleachers for Anton Stadium
• Boys and Girls Club drive at $31,508
• Police and fire log: Saturday, May 28, 2011
• Marijuana permits bring in $300,000
• Willits woman dies in head-on crash
• Cum Laude:
• BREAKING NEWS: Man, son struck in crosswalk
• Planning Commission approves downtown wine bar
• Savings Bank announces Scott Yandell as new president and CEO
• Boat race mixes science, creativity
• GJ finds officer misconduct, doesn't elaborate
• Potter Valley Rodeo and Festival:
• Boys and Girls Club drive at $28,648
• Police and fire log: Friday, May 27, 2011
• Police and fire log: Thursday, May 26, 2011
• Police roundup
• Peet's asks council not to ban it from downtown
• Grant will transform Grace Hudson grounds
• Local man arrested for Raley's burglary
• Community honors life of Harry Bistrin, 83
• Boys and Girls Club drive at $29,798
• County layoffs approved
• SEIU rally protests proposed wage cut
• It's almost summer -- time to mow
• Potter Valley Rodeo to go on as planned
• Local man arrested for attempted murder
• Local business burglarized
• Sweep finds unregistered sex offenders
• High court orders state to release prisoners
• The dogs have their day
• High court orders state to release prisoners
• Arrests made in Mendocino County multi-agency effort
• Local firefighters prepare for the worst
• Planning Commission to consider UVMC expansion, downtown tasting room
• Police and fire log: Saturday, May 21, 2011
• Police and fire log: Friday, May 20, 2011
• Teacher survey blasts superintendent's performance
• Boys and Girls Club drive at $26,478
• Pastels on the Plaza
• Mapping the county: redistricting process under way
• More space for baseball fields or trails?
• Gates scholars
• Teens break into lockers for phones, iPods
• Man in dress flashes bus riders
• Dog in truck bed leads to meth arrest
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, May 18, 2011
• Pot smell leads to apparent drug buy at hotel
• Shed debris declared a public nuisance
• Boys & Girls Club drive at $23,308
• Local horse event postponed
• Store clerk attacked during robbery
• Get crackin'
• BREAKING NEWS: Gobbi shed debris set on fire
• UHS photographers showcase their work
• Library tax OK'd for ballot
• Plans for new courthouse could include five stories
• San Dist discussing detachment, sewer rate increases
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, May 17, 2011
• McKinleyville woman dies in Hwy. 101 crash
• Shed on East Gobbi torn down
• Willits burglary caught on film
• Shoplifter knocks over candy machine while fleeing
• County CEO's salary discussed; her contract extended two years
• Council to consider a temporary bike corral
• Supervisors to take more time to review UVAP
• Boys & Girls club drive at $22,958
• BREAKING NEWS: Horse sickness alarming Western states
• BREAKING NEWS: Earthquake 6 miles northeast of Ukiah
• Delay of post office meeting fliers still a mystery
• City signs letters of intent with Honeywell
• Thompson opposes off-shore drilling move but is voted down
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, May 17, 2011
• Helping the Boys and Girls Club:
• 'Sweet, gentle souls' - Local greyhound adoption group says the rescued dogs are ideal pets
• Taxes, grant and courthouse site on Tuesday's agenda
• Covelo women arrested for burglary
• Gobbi shed on council agenda
• Police and fire log: Sunday, May 15, 2011
• Anderson Valley Pinot Noir: Three-day affair
• Public invited to Veterans History Project reception
• Into the wild: A journey through nature with Carl Purdy
• Bringing a gem out of hiding
• State to close 70 parks
• Hospital spends Friday the 13th in the dark
• 15-to-life sentence in fatal shooting of girlfriend
• Police and fire log: Saturday, May 14, 2011
• Four of five fish saved in Ukiah
• Suspected thief reports robbery, arrested
• UPDATE: Power restored at UVMC
• 2 supervisors share their schedules during non-meeting week
• Public meeting on courthouse relocation Tuesday
• Police and fire log: Friday, May 13, 2011
• Dismissal of lawyer delays Kruse case
• Welcome, Mr. Wildcat
• Stolen bike returned anonymously
• Police and fire log: Thursday, May 12, 2011
• Local man buys boy new bike
• No bail reduction for arson suspect
• College looking for $1.6 million in cuts
• Dead man found in park was Fort Bragg transient
• Burglary suspect released from jail minutes prior
• Dead man found in park was Fort Bragg transient
• Group steals new bike from 11-year-old
• Abandoned animal problem on the rise
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, May 11, 2011
• Missing Willits man found dead
• Police reports
• Boys & Girls Club drive at $22,583
• Ukiah Main Street Pinata Contest Winners
• Dead man found near Grace Hudson Museum
• Public meeting next week on courthouse relocation
• Small business loans up locally
• Public invited to Veterans History Project reception
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, May 10, 2011
• Telling Our Stories:
• Two Ukiah men found dead
• Redwood Empire Fair 2011
• MPIC provides 'rapid response'
• Manzanita Services help clients help themselves
• NAMI: What is it? What does it mean to our community?
• Police and fire log: Sunday, May 8, 2011
• The Human Race
• Council OKs giving UUSD up to $4 mil for new office
• Police and fire log: Saturday, May 7, 2011
• Fort Bragg man gets a year in jail in attempted carjacking
• Concrete poured for low-income housing project
• Marijuana arrest foreshadows law enforcement's Full Court Press
• DA hires public information officer
• Spring Dance Festival: Celebrating diversity in dance
• Vacant seats on Parks, Paths and Airport Commissions
• Ukiah's favorite cheerleader dies at 88
• Ukiah man arrested again for allegedly raping teen
• County redistricting committee to meet
• Boys & Girls Club drive at $16,224
• Group wants Ukiahans to park and ride
• Gang sweep leads to 8 arrests
• USPS apologizes for delayed meeting fliers
• Police and fire log: Friday, May 6, 2011
• State: Ukiah post office meets criteria for national register of historic places
• Fundraiser benefiting the college Ag Dept. this weekend
• Vote to raise sewer connection fees may be delayed
• Trial set for June in mom's arson case
• Police and fire log: Thursday, May 5, 2011
• Willits woman suspected of arson due back in court today
• Staff to update council on bike corral idea
• Measles reported on coast
• Man allegedly chokes woman
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, May 3, 2011
• Son allegedly attacks dad when asked to move out
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, May 4, 2011
• Boys & Girls fund drive at $15,474
• Internet coupon deals come to Ukiah
• Ukiahans relieved, wary following bin Laden's death
• Ukiah man wanted for making criminal threats
• Riverside Park meeting Tuesday night
• Police and fire log: Monday, May 2, 2011
• County departments on the move
• Small counties band together for federal funds for health care
• Police and fire log: Sunday, May 1, 2011
• Mendocino Wine Service: Seminars with the Pros
• City moving forward on $7 million upgrades to golf course, other facilities
• School District requests RDA funds for new office
• College celebrates writers, writing
• Hopland grape growers joining forces to battle EGVM
• Police reports
• Police and fire log: Saturday, April 30, 2011
• Ukiah man suspected of prowling
• Making art into a career
• UMSP Plaque Dedication Ceremony
• Armed Covelo man arrested
• Water ski team coach to stand trial
• Beer burglars spill loot, caught on video
• Police and fire log: Friday, April 29, 2011
• Local workers remembered at ceremony
• Boys & Girls Club drive tops $13,000
• Breaking news: Inmate who reportedly killed himself ID'd
• Redwood Valley firm earns contract for Anton Stadium
• City to host another meeting on Riverside Park
• Woman arrested in domestic with knife
• Care for Her: Newly-built women's health facility set to open
• Police and fire log: Thursday, April 28, 2011
• Teen arrested in theft of mom's car
• Gualala man arrested in domestic with belt
• Tentative agreement reached on pay cut for county attorneys
• Supervisor Smith's travel plans quashed
• Injured inmate dies
• Code for a better Ukiah?
• Laytonville man arrested in Alameda slaying
• Boonville man arrested for assault with a firearm
• Ukiah man attacked on Gobbi Street
• Egg scramble at Anton
• BOS to decide pay cut for some county employees
• BOS presentation stresses local economy's dependence on Internet
• Police and fire log: Sunday, April 24, 2011
• More than just clothes: one mom's perspective
• Cat-walking on sunshine
• No diving ­ yet
• Naked man tased on State Street
• Police and fire log: Saturday, April 23, 2011
• Little River man jailed on suspicion of transporting pot
• Boys and Girls Club drive nears $12,000 - $23,740 with Retech match
• Council, public split on Masonite site's future
• Council moves forward on plastic bag ban
• Inmate tries to kill himself, taken to area hospitals
• McGuire's death described as not suspicious'
• Fort Bragg man found dead in Pudding Creek
• County planners give UVAP their vote
• Ukiah man sought in stabbing turns himself in
• Council moves forward on plastic bag ban
• Police and fire log: Friday, April 22, 2011
• Ask Me No Secrets...
• Meeting to discuss post office relocation tonight
• Automation will wait for county retirement records
• Police and fire log: Thursday, April 21, 2011
• Police looking for man with knife
• San Dist to consider connection fee hikes, rate increases
• Taste of Downtown
• Gardens and Earthly Delights:
• Consolidating county bldgs.: now vs. later
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, April 20, 2011
• Plans for Riverside Park still taking shape
• Sale of Fetzer Vineyards closes
• Ukiah Senior Center ending program offering food, health care and companionship
• Council to discuss banning one-use shopping bags
• Traffic changes on Talmage Road delayed
• The heart of Potter Valley: Locals walk/run to help families fighting cancer
• GJ: Animal Control officers needed on the weekends
• City mulling $7 mil upgrades to golf course, other facilities
• UDJ wins four statewide awards
• Hopland Passport: Gustatory Gala
• Ukiah man arrested in pot cultivation case
• GJ report expresses concern over ricochet bullets at Gun Club
• Supporting the Boys and Girls Club
• Police and fire log: Saturday, April 16, 2011
• Council, public praise idea for bike corral, outdoor dining
• Cherishing Youth Day: Young people learn about each other's cultures
• Supervisors progressing on ranking their options
• UUSD facing possible bankruptcy by end of 2013-14 school year
• UPDATE: Covelo man arrested, released in alleged shooting
• Toddler in street leads to pot-growing operation
• Transient arrested in suspected assault in Gobbi shed
• Council to begin reviewing downtown code
• Laytonville man arrested in alleged bar fight
• Police and fire log: Friday, April 15, 2011
• Covelo man shot in leg
• Vegan Eatin' Week
• Laytonville man arrested in alleged bar fight
• Covelo man shot in leg
• Council schedules special meeting today
• City collecting surveys about Riverside Park
• Humboldt man arrested in Matson's Building Supply theft
• Succulents, shrubs and scholarships:
• County OKs $40,000 in Fish & Game grants
• Police and fire log: Thursday, April 14, 2011
• City, San Dist to meet Thursday
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, April 13, 2011
• Driven to distraction
• FB man who thwarted carjacking honored
• Chamber stepping down from marketing role
• Free smoke detectors available to families
• Smith pays disputed travel costs
• MCSO: Lake County man found asleep with beer, guns in truck
• Willits man sought in alleged stabbing
• County's budding Einsteins compete at annual science fair
• Planning Commission to discuss UVAP
• WRAP' sessions:
• Council still divided on skate park enforcement
• County proposes cutting some workers' pay 20%
• Sheriff says he can likely trim deficit $400,000
• Thompson joins effort to save post office
• Britney blogger
• Council puts brakes on public nuisance ordinance
• Woman pulls knife in fight over dog
• Police and fire log: Saturday, April 9, 2011
• City to host workshop Saturday on Riverside Park
• County redistricting committee set
• Police and fire log: Friday, April 8, 2011
• 1,000-gallon gasoline heist reported at Gualala station
• Hit-and-run suspect seen on store video
• Hamburg to take 10% voluntary pay cut
• It's all in the angles
• 10% Board of Supervisor pay cut stalls
• CHP officer injured in collision
• Mudslide update: Two lanes open on Hwy. 101
• Police and fire log: Thursday, April 7, 2011
• 509 marijuana plants seized on coast
• State Health Dept. warns of salmonella found in sprouts
• Every Fifteen Minutes
• Covelo man arrested on weapons charges
• Sharing the Bounty
• Board of Supervisors OKs drafting of plastic bag ban ordinance
• Outdoor dining area, bike parking proposed for downtown
• Council to get first look at downtown zoning code
• Sheriff updates Board of Supervisors on state's plan for jails
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, April 6, 2011
• Ready for the sun
• Covelo man reportedly stabbed in the back
• Hwy 101 open, no more closures planned
• Kids in the Hall:
• Covelo man stabbed during argument
• City now managing Alex Rorabaugh Center
• Breaking the Cycle:
• Council to consider nuisance abatement ordinance
• Police and fire log: Monday, April 4, 2011
• Water districts vote to join forces
• Gobbi Street closures planned next week
• Man suspected of DUI, child endangerment
• Police and fire log: Saturday, April 2, 2011
• The (so far) $24K move down the hall
• Less and more at Juvenile Hall
• Pot-busting operation still on for Mendocino National Forest
• Rail banking' idea discussed
• Arrests made in Covelo Hotel fire
• Local women stitching garments for Haitian orphans
• BREAKING NEWS: Covelo landmark burns to ground
• Update: Hwy. 101 near Garberville may be closed for days due to mudslide
• Local HealthCorps members to the rescue
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, March 30, 2011
• Me-WOW!
• Route 101 closed north of Garberville
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, March 30, 2011
• Fight over firewood ends in arrest
• Taser, baton, pepper spray used to subdue coast man
• USPS denies city's request to inspect downtown office
• Storybook Project:
• Meeting Wednesday to discuss RV water rights
• Fort Bragg man arrested after fight with sheriff's deputies
• Influenza on the march in Mendocino County
• Spirits high as endangered Coho salmon return to the Russian River
• Blessings in the Big House:
• Caltrans ready to block' the road; installing Styrofoam at slides
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, March 29, 2011
• Two-car crash blocks State Street
• Law enforcement honored
• Board of Supervisors working to set priorities
• SF group to buy Noyo River Redwoods
• Police and fire log: Sunday, March 27, 2011
• Inmate Services:
• Police and fire log: Saturday, March 26, 2011
• Manslaughter plea in fatal shooting of girlfriend
• Transient jailed in Masonite metal theft
• Sex, drugs and transformation:
• Waiting for the moths
• Sentencing delayed in wall shooting case
• Two Covelo men arrested for burglary
• Rain, snow pummel county
• Man's body found in coast campground
• Storm brings snow chain requirement to Hwy. 101
• Police and fire log: Friday, March 25, 2011
• Driver arrested with five pounds of marijuana
• BREAKING NEWS: Hundreds without power in Willits, Laytonville
• BREAKING NEWS: Highway 101 reopened at Willits Grade
• Woman who jumped into Eel River identified
• Willits traffic stop results in drug arrest
• City acquires more of Talmage Road near RR tracks
• Hwy. 101 south of Hopland reduced to two lanes
• Woman fleeing CHP drowns in Eel River
• Local schools practice emergency preparedness
• Police and fire log: Thursday, March 24, 2011
• SEIU taking to streets over stalled county labor talks
• County retirement contribution rates adopted
• County OKs small business grant application
• Ukiah woman deported after filing false tax returns
• Brooktrails dam dumps 33 million gallons of water
• New Plowshares director settling in
• The 2010 – 2011 Comedy Series Season Culminates On A High Note
• Storm wreaks havoc; some still without power
• State collecting data from harbors hit by tsunami
• Raptors: Hawks, falcons a part of local avian landscape
• Man arrested for DUI after chase with deputies
• Storm wreaks havoc; some still without power
• Small earthquake shakes Ukiah
• Grace Hudson Museum opens new exhibit
• Sun Hawk Farms: Solar maestro's hillside home and vineyard
• County Retirement Assn. cuts ties with Buck Consultants
• Ukiah housing plan focuses on low-income needs
• Police and fire log: Sunday, March 20, 2011
• Planes, ice cream and automobiles
• Rain forecast to continue for a week or longer
• Planners take up UVAP discussion
• Police and fire log: Saturday, March 19, 2011
• No new vote on bill to eliminate RDAs
• Substation off to a muddy start
• Man arrested for drug use after disturbance at motel
• Two more car theft ring arrests
• Local air quality expert says radiation not a threat here
• Police and fire log: Friday, March 18, 2011
• One-vote margin keeps RDAs alive
• Nuclear fallout from Japanese power plant not expected
• Man trying to open drug facility evicted from airport
• Man who assaulted girl gets 7 years in prison
• County eligible to apply for cleanup funds for tsunami damage
• BREAKING NEWS: Governor Brown Declares State of Emergency in Mendocino and San Luis Obispo
• 4 arrested in alleged Ukiah car theft operation
• Police and fire log: Thursday, March 17, 2011
• Local activist dies in Ukiah
• Dog park to be dedicated Sunday
• Sewer connection fee hikes on UVSD agenda again
• Ukiah drug raid finds pot, LSD, TCB, ecstasy'
• Growth vs. no growth debated at UVAP meeting
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, March 16, 2011
• Library tax to be put before voters
• City hopes to survey post office building
• Five-year Housing Plan goes before City Council tonight
• Happy 150th birthday, dear Mr. Purdy
• Update: Victim in fatal crash ID'd
• Chase ends in fatal crash
• Ukiah High Students think on their feet, safe a life
• County hoping for funding to repair tsunami damage in Fort Bragg
• Chase ends in fatal crash
• Inmate arrested for having drug
• Save the Ukiah Post Office meeting seeks to mobilize community
• Police and fire log: Sunday, March 13, 2011
• Get a job:
• County Retirement Assn. board to meet Wednesday
• New downtown code to go before council next month
• Girls' Night Out
• Police and fire log: Saturday, March 12, 2011
• Hopland firm to upgrade city's pool
• County tsunami warning downgraded to advisory
• Tsunami waves reach county
• UPDATE: Harbor waters rough
• Breaking news: Coast prepares for tsunami
• Group rallying support for post office
• Mountain lion caught, killed in Ukiah
• Police and fire log: Friday, March 11, 2011
• Citizens invited to help redraw county supervisor districts
• Judge wants marijuana case to become unstuck'
• Girl arrested for bringing knife to school
• Ukiah man arraigned on rape charges
• Police and fire log: Thursday, March 10, 2011
• The Covelo patrol
• City takes more steps to secure RDA money
• Willits man suffering from dementia reported missing
• Passerby helps woman being attacked in FB
• Local fairs facing funding cuts
• Has the flu hit Ukiah?
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, March 9, 2011
• Grand jurors needed for 2011-12 term
• Clearlake man suspected of DUI, hit-and-run
• In bloom:
• Fort Bragg Fire Protection Authority seeks board member
• Train trip provides glimpse of threatened redwoods
• Willits woman knocked down during purse snatching
• It's Arbor Day: Bird habitat and tree care
• March: Womans History Month
• BOS: Not on the agenda
• Gualala man reportedly assaulted in vacant lot
• Covelo family attacked at local market
• Dempel Ranch Vineyards: Grapevine nursery
• Body of work
• Police and fire log: Sunday, March 6, 2011
• Downtown zoning code on Planning Commission agenda
• Supervisor responds
• City bracing for loss of redevelopment agencies
• Redevelopment losses at a glance
• Police and fire log: Saturday, March 5, 2011
• Prosecutor moving to state AG's Office
• Walking on sunshine
• Plea bargain fails in fatal shooting case
• Movement in Willits search lawsuit
• San Jose man arrested in Fort Bragg, in possession of narcotics
• Eureka man stopped for traffic violation, results in marijuana bust
• Public weighs in on EIR for Ukiah Valley Area Plan
• Willits woman arrested for arson and attempted murder
• Council sets post office meeting for next month
• Police and fire log: Friday, March 4, 2011
• Manny Maldonado Headlines Downtown Comedy Series
• Local woman robbed in home invasion at gun point
• County museum cuts off the table
• Florida fugitive arrested in Mendocino
• Firefighters put to the test
• Police and fire log: Thursday, March 3, 2011
• New booking log ad bringing donations to Sheriff's Office
• Local woman attacked at her door
• Florida fugitive arrested in Mendocino
• Dozens prune for cash, bragging rights at annual competition
• Citizens to redraw county's supervisor districts
• County considers ending its family planning services
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, March 2, 2011
• Fetzer sold to Chilean company
• Authorities still looking for clues in cold double homicide
• Rollovers result in injuries
• Catching Falling Stars:
• Fake handgun triggers scare in Point Arena
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, March 1, 2011
• Fire sparks in Kunzler Ranch Road business' break room
• Fire sparks in Kunzler Ranch Road business' break room
• County museum future to be discussed
• City ready to take bids on pool renovation
• Volunteer rides, family planning on BOS agenda
• Redistricting coming up
• "Beeing" an advocate for reading
• Arguments heard in medical marijuana lawsuit
• The Bookmobile:
• Peace officers undergoing training to deal with those in emotional crisis
• Fort Bragg native named new police chief
• Planning Commission OKs mural at Perkins, State streets
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011
• Canine Energetics:
• Looming state cuts spark protest
• Snow to lift over weekend
• Fire breaks out in RV Rancheria office
• Bail for Brooktrails standoff defendant increased to $2 million
• Supervisor responds
• Stormwater workshop draws crowd of 100
• City plays it safe with redevelopment bonds
• Police and fire log: Friday, Feb. 25, 2011
• From grape tier to wine maker
• Sewage backup closes Frank Zeek Elementary
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Feb. 24, 2011
• Postal Service notifies city it intends to close Oak St. post office
• Breaking news: Humboldt County man arrested after 12-hour standoff in Brooktrails
• Magnitude 4.3 earthquake shakes Mendocino County
• Willits home burglarized, electronics stolen
• City, businesses balk at San Dist's proposed hikes
• Piercy man facing charges in both Mendocino and Lake counties
• Zumba: using it and losing it
• Point Arena man arrested for hallucinogenic mushrooms
• Senior housing planned near museum
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011
• City mulling borrowing millions for RDA projects
• A Green Centennial:
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011
• City moves forward with Riverside Park work
• St. Mary's Mardi Gras raises funds for education
• Perkins mural on Planning Commission agenda
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Feb. 20, 2011
• County retirement system on the edge'
• Jim Ball Vineyards: Attorney to vintner
• Problem building set to be torn down
• City moves forward with Anton Stadium work
• Council revisits misunderstanding' about mayor selection
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011
• End of an era:
• Stormwater regulations workshop is Wednesday
• More arrests made as FBPD looks into gang activity
• Few people weigh in on Ukiah Valley Area Plan draft EIR
• Ukiah man suspected of DUI in crash with parked car
• Snow, rain hampering driving conditions
• Police and fire log: Friday, Feb. 18, 2011
• Polar Plunge:
• City still mulling how to encourage helmet, pad use at skate park
• CEO's Office presents options to save budget
• Snow expected, caution urged
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011
• UVFD: Dora St. fire not suspicious
• Board of Supervisors works on priorities, budget strategy
• Officials discuss rules on agritourism
• Fort Bragg police seeing sharp rise in gang activity
• Boonville boy stabbed at group home
• CHP officer dies in crash near Piercy
• Ukiah man's friend arrested in stabbing case
• Rain expected to taper off today
• Fire update: S. Dora home destroyed in blaze
• More Sheriff's Office layoffs off the table for now
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2011
• Argument over marijuana results in stabbing
• City may pay $78K to clean up RR depot site
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire breaks out in Dora St. home
• Ukiah man's friend arrested in stabbing case
• Argument over marijuana results in stabbing.
• Board workshop begins priority process
• Leadership rotation and skate park rules on city agenda
• County board set to review more budget actions
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2011
• Young engineers studying county roads
• UVAH facing devastating state budget cuts
• Deep Activism:
• Citizenship bestowed in local ceremony
• MCOE: Low performing schools in good shape
• Hearts and Flowers:
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Feb. 13, 2011
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Feb. 12, 2011
• Senior center warns of threat to adult day care
• CEO to Sheriff: Cut another seven jobs
• Symphony treats kids
• Judge Brown makes it official and retires
• Resident catches alleged burglar
• Skatepark regulars
• Prelim on tap in Willits homicide
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Feb. 10, 2011
• Downtown Comedy Series Presents 'Colleen Watson' to Ukiah
• Calpella man attacked by alleged burglar
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2011
• Molest case put off to give defense time
• Local attorneys vying for judicial appointment
• Jail service keeps an eye on inmate health
• FB police still seeking bank robber
• Friend inadvertently tips police to wanted man
• Pomo legends inspire masks
• Supervisors skip a week
• Smile! A free day at the dentist
• Chaos in Cairo:
• Anderson Valley's International Alsace Varietals Festival: A White Wine Showcase
• Miss Mendocino County 2011 Crowned
• MJ case moves forward
• Miss Mendocino County 2011 Crowned
• Viewing A Revolution:
• IHSS workers keep wages steady in new contract
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Feb. 5, 2011
• Man arrested for DUI after driving into apartment complex
• Supervisors delay decision on jail commissary contract
• Holocaust survivor shares her story
• Police and fire log: Friday, Feb. 4, 2011
• Fort Bragg woman arrested after alleged attack with hatchet
• Costco files for permits to build store
• To sleep, perchance to...sleep
• PG&E to install SmartMeter data collectors in city
• Meat processing plant study supported by county
• Craig's List sting leads to arrest
• Probation employees, county at impasse
• Ukiah man who set girlfriend on fire up for parole
• Suspect in traffic death believed to have fled to Mexico
• Willits transient arrested for child molestation.
• Costco EIR on council's agenda
• County gives Veterans for Peace a break on rent
• Learn how to burn:
• County clarifies rent costs
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2011
• Man accused of molesting girls he was watching
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011
• Police still seeking suspect in FB bank robbery
• UUSD to move forward with new office site on Orchard
• Suspect in traffic death believed to have fled to Mexico
• City buys backhoe without radio
• Last Tango in Ukiah:
• Mild mannered amphibians pack a poisonous wallop
• 2 men jailed after fight over panhandling
• County and its attorneys at an impasse over salaries
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Jan. 30, 2011
• County of Mendocino owns or leases 117 buildings
• Sheriff's budget: the latest
• Chinese New Year lanterns to help Haiti
• Medical Cannabis Symposium
• Laytonville woman shot
• Windmills taking up residence
• Police and fire log: Friday, Jan. 28, 2011
• San Dist still seeking fifth board member
• Court revives Willits' pollution lawsuit
• Road work at Orchard/Perkins in limbo
• Hamburg to Allman: It just ain't so'
• Spay and Neuter Month: SNAP offers help to pets, their owners
• Path cleared for three-story courthouse downtown
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Jan. 27, 2011
• Ukiah man arrested for smashing roommate's windshield.
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2011
• Man from Nice stabbed near Lake Mendocino
• Supervisors approve SmartMeter moratorium
• More suspects arrested in BB gun holdup
• Never a dull moment
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011
• Convenience store robbery update
• Lake County man stabbed at Lake Mendocino
• Fire depts honor those who serve
• Three arrested in domestic assaults
• Man holds up convenience store with BB gun
• Sacramento man robs local convenience store with a BB gun.
• Armed robbery in downtown Boonville leads to three arrests.
• By TIFFANY REVELLE
• Cononiah Vineyards: the Berry family venture
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Jan. 23, 2011
• From the editor:
• DUI suspect leads officers on high-speed chase
• Shall we play a game?
• Pruning: Cut back, but don't hack
• Police and fire log: Friday, Jan. 21, 2011
• Ukiah man allegedly pulls fork in fight
• Green Bay QB spent four young years in Ukiah
• Car crashes into office building
• Man arrested after threatening to bomb Ukiah bank; he says it was a joke
• Council approves latest Costco agreement
• Grape pomace odor draws complaints; planners delay permit renewal
• Mendocino College braces for the worst, hopes for the best
• Post Office considering closing downtown office
• County Retirement Assn. defers decision on Buck report
• Meeting on downtown building heights tonight
• Bear with him:
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Jan. 20, 2011
• Mendocino resident killed in Hwy. 1 head-on
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011
• San Dist still mulling adding sewer bills to tax rolls
• County may see $4 million hike in retirement costs
• City to consider dam improvement resolution
• Smart meters:
• Eel River group wants NRCA's tracks for trails
• Dog kennel in Redwood Valley before Planning Commission
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011
• Another shooting near Laytonville
• Partnership Scholars
• Interfaith Peace Gathering in Ukiah
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Jan. 16
• Costco agreement back on council agenda
• Ukiah Valley Lumber on South State closing
• City considers hiring firm to look at efficiencies, improvements
• Deputy falsely said to have shot girlfriend; MCSO trying to find source of untrue story
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Jan. 15, 2011
• City's Riverside Park taking shape
• Commission rejects Starbucks, Peet's for downtown
• Domestic abuse arrest made
• Student arrested for allegedly hitting teacher with backpack
• Police and fire log: Friday, Jan. 14, 2011
• UVAP's idea for Masonite site looks a lot like DDR's
• Covelo pair arrested in barricaded home
• Help for homeowners: Foreclosure support
• Domestic Disturbance
• Washington murder suspect arrested in Willits
• City, San Dist to meet tonight
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Jan. 13, 2011
• Downtown Comedy Series Brings Stand Up Comedy To Ukiah!
• 7-year prison sentence in chase with children in car
• Supervisors approve Caspar trash contract
• City bracing for loss of redevelopment funds
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2011
• Does Starbucks, Peet's belong downtown?
• From School Street to Pennsylvania Avenue:
• Thompson in Ukiah Thursday
• Man arrested after calling in fake robbery
• Floodplain maps may be updated for RR Depot site
• Willits man arrested in stabbing
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2011
• Ukiah man arrested after 101 wreck
• Chasing Chase: The Nightmare of Foreclosure
• Willits man arrested in stabbing
• Ukiah man arrested for DUI after 101 wreck
• Police and fire log: Monday, Jan. 10, 2011
• New city planning commission member appointed
• Rains delay part of Hwy 101 work
• Caspar station to go private after all
• PG&E funds new computers for MCSO
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Jan. 9, 2011
• Lack of helmets seen at skate park
• City moving forward on bike path along railroad tracks
• Enforcing county code an uphill battle
• Lula Cellars: Living the dream
• City website experiencing problems
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Jan. 8, 2011
• Sheriff asks for delay in layoffs
• Vandals hit westside market twice over holidays
• Ukiah woman arrested for hitting man with iPhone
• ReBuild Store closing doors
• 3 arrested over text message reportedly offering to sell oxycontin
• Crane objects to city buying $102K backhoe
• Man run over during argument over money
• Supervisors put standing committees on hold
• Ukiah man shoots at deliveryman with BB gun
• Man arraigned in domestic that involved shooting
• Police and fire log: Friday, Jan. 7, 2011
• Aging doctors: Time to panic? No' say local providers
• Tension, laughs over BOS chair discussion
• Rent control ordinance adopted again
• Small claims court hears Smith travel expense case
• Daily Digest: Thursday, Jan. 6, 2011
• North and South Little Leagues become Ukiah Youth Baseball League
• ID released on woman fatally shot north of Willits
• UPDATE: Willits shooting victim identified
• Hamburg: back on board
• Elected officials sworn to serve
• Food Bank Drive at $111,561
• BOS: Smith chairwoman, McCowen vice chairman
• Four new state laws will benefit LGBT residents
• Raffle Will Help Raise much Needed Funds for Todd Grove Pools
• Calling All Volunteer! Todd Grove Pool
• BREAKING NEWS: Oakland man arrested in alleged Willits homicide
• Routine new year business on tap at BOS
• Judge Lehan announces retirement
• First Ukiah baby of the year a girl
• Alman to appeal layoffs today
• BREAKING NEWS: Willits homicide under investigation
• Westport man arrested in December domestic assault
• Sheriff's Office responds to Little River domestic assault
• Covelo bank burglarized
• BREAKING NEWS: Missing Willits man found
• The holidays are gone; fire dangers remain
• City gets money for bike trail along RR tracks
• County mental health worker layoffs begin this week
• Food Bank Fund over $109,000
• Police and fire log: Saturday, January 1, 2011
• City offers another $447,000 to low-income housing project
• Pool renovation plan may be ready for bid next month
• 2010: The local year in review Part II
• BOS gavel passing to Smith
• Police and fire log: Friday, Dec. 31, 2010
• Man arrested after allegedly holding phone for ransom
• Fire breaks out in metal shop early Wednesday
• 2010: The local year in review
• Food Bank drive at more than $103,000
• Downtown Comedy Series Brings Letterman and Bob and Tom Veteran Steve Mazan to Ukiah
• Ukiah men arrested after domestic fight
• Heavy rainfall floods roadways; snow level expected to drop to 1,000-ft.
• Food Bank drive tops $100,000, ends Dec. 31
• Corps reduces water releases due to flood concerns
• Marijuana garden shooting justified, DA finds
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Dec. 30, 2010
• UVMC locked-down after shooting
• UPDATE: Shooting near UVMC
• RV man arrested in November pot raid
• AAA offering Tipsy Tows' New Year's Eve
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010
• DUI suspected in vehicle rollover
• County flood watch: Navarro, Russian rivers expected to crest early Wednesday
• FB couple's home destroyed in fire
• New Dist. Attorney ready to 'weed out the weed cases'
• Man who flashed girl gets 60 days in jail
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Dec. 26, 2010
• Rent control ordinance must be adopted again
• U.S. Census: California has the most people
• Santa Claus, snowball fights and pocket knives:
• 76-year-old Boonville man reported missing
• Buckley retiring from Plowshares
• Santa is on his way...
• Police and fire log: Friday, Dec. 24, 2010
• State public safety funding set to expire
• Food Bank drive tops $90,000
• Pacific Outfitters murals won't be seen until next year
• Food Bank drive at more than $89,000
• USPS to decide soon on post office consolidation
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Dec. 23, 2010
• City, county offices closed Friday
• Adult day-care facility approved on S. Dora Street
• 'Tis the Season: Community dinners on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
• Member of San Dist board steps down
• Food Bank drive at more than $79,000
• Fjords sign may get a facelift
• Christmas aglow
• DA: Shooting death in pot garden justified
• Corrections officer threatened at Walmart
• Rain doesn't dampen spirits at Toys For Tots giveaway
• Heavy rain closes Mendocino Forest OHV trails
• Elderly woman attacked in her home.
• Corrections Deputy threatened at Wal Mart.
• Toy Run visits Ukiah
• Adult day-care facility proposed for S. Dora Street
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010
• City facing $1 mil deficits in the future
• Germain-Robin: World class brandy
• Ukiah Skate Park's opening celebrated
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Dec. 18, 2010
• Face your partner, do si do
• Kansas pot bust leads authorities to Willits
• Judge Brown on leave for illness
• Shelter open earlier tonight, this week
• Landlord arrested for allegedly shooting at tenants' trailer
• Calpella store clerk attacked with vehicle
• Vote on Costco agreement delayed
• Food Bank drive at more than $71,000
• Police and fire log: Friday, Dec. 17, 2010
• Murder for hire' threat to deputy
• Cops, medical MJ growers cooperating
• Vote on Costco agreement delayed
• Ukiah's North Pole is buzzing
• Mendocino Co. men arrested in Oregon on marijuana charges
• Pot deal in Wisconson leads to arrests in Willits, seizure of 500 lbs. marijuana
• Crane asks not to serve on any council committees
• Fake meth lab trains first responders
• Traffic stop leads to marijuana arrests
• Food Bank drive at more than $67,000
• Medical marijuana co-op permit, zip tie fees increased
• 7 Sheriff's Office layoffs approved in stormy meeting
• City revenue projections get rosier
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Dec. 15, 2010
• Suspect in break-in turns himself in
• Navy to meet public in Ft. Bragg, Eureka
• 'Tis the season
• Food Bank drive at over $54,000
• Giving is everywhere
• Post office marks 140 years in Potter Valley
• Kruse pleads not guilty to abuse charges
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2010
• Ukiah man accused of assaulting woman, threatening baby
• Gang member arrested for slashing tires and making threats
• Marijuana license fee may increase
• County fire chiefs want special tax for services
• Singers, dancers strut their stuff Saturday
• Locals like shopping downtown
• Traffic stop leads to arrest of alleged pot thief
• Food Bank drive at more than $35,000
• County health care won't be changing
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Dec. 11, 2010
• All eyes to the sky -- and trees, water
• Prelim delayed for casino theft suspects
• Packed crowd addresses NOAA leader
• Food Bank drive at more than $27,000
• Ukiah High Craft Fair and Silent Auction opens today
• Ukiah transient sought in break-in, assault
• Sheriff's Office seeks witnesses in Point Arena stabbing
• Ukiah man accused of threatening Blue Lakes woman
• Covelo project at risk in budget talks
• Head of NOAA addressing the public today in Ukiah
• Water ski team coach to enter plea Monday in molest case
• Sheriff response times lengthening
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010
• Meeting on downtown building heights delayed again
• It's Holiday Trolley time
• Covelo transfer station fees to go up 40%
• County Retirement Assn. appointments made
• Gobbi St. intersection reopens to traffic
• Lawsuit filed over Smith's travel claims
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2010
• Fundraiser helps seniors and their furry friends
• Downtown Ukiah’s Holiday Parade Of Lights And Open House
• Covelo man tased after allegedly attacking officer, killing puppies
• 65-year-old Canadian man struck, killed in Willits crosswalk
• Ukiah man arrested for allegedly possessing stolen handguns
• Missing 79-year-old Yorkville man found dead
• Covelo garbage rate hike on BOS agenda
• Council to write USPS in support of downtown office
• A Black and White Affair
• Food Bank Drive tops $12,000
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Dec. 5, 2010
• After the symposium: Keeping the momentum, finding the money
• Christmas spirit in full force in Ukiah
• Masut Vineyard and Winery: A Legacy Grows
• Forest checkpoints agreed upon to turn back growing supplies
• City tree care plan approved
• Food Bank Drive tops $10,000
• County decides to use new law to recoup farmland taxes
• By choosy about your tree
• Food Bank Drive at $8,600
• City Council puts iPads on back burner
• It's a Garden Club Christmas
• Police and fire log: Friday, Dec. 3, 2010
• FB pair arrested with 2 pounds, 10 plants of marijuana
• Navy meetings in Fort Bragg and Eureka
• UPDATE: Laytonville man shot dead at home
• Forest pot problem the focus at day long Ukiah meeting
• Ukiah boy allegedly selling Ecstasy
• Mom turns alleged shoplifter in
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Dec. 2, 2010
• A New Twist
• Water ski coach in court Friday
• Council maps path to a vital downtown
• New county computer system OK'ed
• City tree care plan goes before council
• Man stabbed in attempted robbery at Motel 6
• Sheriff to cut 7 sworn' staff; which jobs unknown
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010
• Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town
• Fight The Holiday Blues With A Night Of Comedy With Group: Slip Goose Monkey
• BREAKING NEWS: Sheriff agrees to seven layoffs
• Ukiah man arrested after assault on Thanksgiving
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010
• Four arrested for allegedly stealing growing equipment
• KZYX signal down again
• CALSTAR service vital to emergency system
• Update: Missing hunters found
• Out in the cold - Homeless shelter cuts hours
• Power outage hits southern Ukiah
• Outdated county computer system to be replaced
• Search planned for missing men
• Council will hold another planning workshop tonight
• Four men arrested for attempting to steal indoor growing equipment
• City looking at buying iPads for council
• Board to consider cutting deputies Tuesday
• Food Bank Drive gets going
• Council to receive report on downtown post office
• Mental health staff cuts on Tuesday agenda
• For graduates, a future unfolds
• Willits PD seeking witnesses to tanker accident
• Work humming along on new substation
• More food options for needy seniors
• Local travelers to see missing girl signs
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Nov. 27, 2010
• Reversing the downward spiral
• Teens share food, gratitude
• Parents strive to get clean for their kids
• The good news, bad news about helping the hungry
• Black Friday, not a big shopping day downtown
• A cheerful day in Drug Court
• Toys for Tots drive in full swing
• Skate park grand opening scheduled for Dec. 18
• Council OKs moving forward with issuing bonds for city projects
• Propane tanker overturns in Willits after head-on collision
• UPDATE: Missing kayaker found north of Mendocino Bay
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2010
• Official election results show little change
• PG&E pole removed at Gobbi St. project
• Only minor injuries in four-car pile-up
• CHP planning maximum enforcement' for Thanksgiving
• Thanksgiving 2010: Little ones thankful for everyday things
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2010
• Radio antenna downed by weather
• Icy weather still ahead
• Crab season here
• UTA: Where's the adult school money?
• 12 rescued from snowy Anthony Peak Range
• Willits man arrested for possession, transportation and sales of meth
• Brooktrails second access gets $459,000
• Honoring Elders Day: A concept based on reciprocity
• Sanitation district: Public hearing for delinquent sewer charges
• Point Arena leading the way in sales tax revenue
• Bartolomei Vineyards: Living on the land
• A letter from the UCC Director
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Nov. 21, 2010
• Tumultuous year, skyrocketing need
• Council to hire consultant to complete MSR
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Nov. 20, 2010
• Man dresses in stolen clothes at Kohl's
• Unlocking the secrets of the redwoods
• UPDATE: Hopland robbery suspect identified
• Chase follows robbery in casino parking lot
• Graffiti show this Saturday
• City will explore options for Brush St. Triangle annexation
• Woman allegedly flees accident after hitting car
• Man snatches purse from woman in car
• Police and fire log: Friday, Nov. 19, 2010
• 300 pounds of pot seized in raid; 4 arrested
• County, MCSO differ widely on budget issues
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Nov. 18, 2010
• Man arrested on drug charges had gun in pants, under seat
• Bring Your Own Bag Raffle under way downtown
• Weekend forecast includes snow, hail
• Corrections officer accused of spousal abuse
• Postal clerk says downtown post office to be closed
• Ukiah seniors granted wishes of a lifetime'
• Police and fire log: Wednesday, Nov. 17, 2010
• UPDATE: Coach allegedly molested multiple children
• Wanted man had kidnapped woman in Ukiah
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010
• Ukiah man arrested for transporting meth
• Youth art show
• Water ski team coach arrested
• No supes meeting this week or next
• Foxes: in more than the hen house
• City to consider issuing bonds for redevelopment projects
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Nov. 14, 2010
• New comic debuts Monday
• Council to revisit Brush Street annexation
• Hopland event is dog heaven'
• Philo cow may be world's smallest
• Woman driving on rims suspected of DUI
• Man killed by deputy was wanted in 11 felony cases, including rape
• Homeless day shelter closed over loss of funding
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010
• Ukiah man arrested in theft of wiring
• Council envisions downtown full of people, activity
• Truck driver tries impossible' route, blocks Mina Road
• $200,000 in cash, 14 guns found buried at pot raid site, DOJ says
• School library positions funded
• Mom arrested in apartment full of children, marijuana
• County Retirement Board to have vacancies; applications available
• At-large parolee shot, killed in Fort Bragg
• Elks Lodge honors veterans with wall
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Nov. 11, 2010
• Planning Commission approves changes to complex's sign program
• Painter, accomplice accused of breaking into home to steal guns
• Ukiah man caught with stolen guns
• Ukiah's fall beauty; predicting the season's forecast
• MCOE trustees voted to eliminate 2 board member positions
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2010
• Ukiah man arrested in PG&E burglaries
• Ukiah man with fly down arrested on Laws Ave.
• MCSO arrests another in home robbery case
• Ukiah man arrested for burglarizing PG&E
• Bringing the arts back
• Supes look at state budget impacts
• Man allegedly bites game warden and sheriff's deputy
• Tracking inmates by GPS
• 11 arrested in marijuana raid in Piercy
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Nov. 6, 2010
• PG&E to remove pole at Gobbi St. project
• Plowshares event will fill Empty Bowls'
• Woman allegedly found in Super 8 with a pound of pot
• Ukiah man arrested for allegedly abusing infant
• Fashion on a shoestring
• City hosts forum on new local business investment program
• Police and fire log: Friday, Nov. 5, 2010
• Ukiah man accused of raping woman he met online
• BREAKING NEWS:More than 12,000 local ballots still uncounted
• County prepares for future without Measure C revenues
• Thomas, Baldwin change places in council race
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Nov. 4, 2010
• Council approves garbage pick-up rate increases
• Sales tax hike soundly defeated
• Legalize-marijuana measure loses in California
• 5th District race still very close
• BREAKING NEWS: Hamburg, Pinches, Eyster winners
• Incumbents return to City Council
• Pinches leading at the end of the night
• Fulbright teacher returns
• Plan to help downtown businesses presented to council
• Shooting suspect identified
• Man killed in Laytonville identified; suspects arrested
• Shooting suspect identified
• Man killed in Laytonville identified; other suspects arrested
• Ukiah man arrested for making threats
• Turkey Shoot' raises money for UFD, UVFD
• Board of Supervisors to consider appointing two members to PCCY
• Council to hold public hearing on garbage rate increases
• FIRST 5 Mendocino funds Stage 3 child care:
• A song for the library; Boogie Woogie Costume Ball fund-raiser is Saturday
• Ukiah man brings baseball dream to life
• Woman's death on coast leads to arrest
• Measure C, District 5 campaign finance reports
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Oct. 28, 2010
• Council approves expanding Ukiah CARES program
• Search teams looking for Fort Bragg man
• Man shot near Laytonville
• Second Annual Halloween Harvest Ball
• CalFire: Fire season ends Monday
• Police and fire log: Friday, Oct. 29, 2010
• Shooting victim recovering
• Campaign finance reports: the latest
• Sanitation District sues city over sewage connection fees
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Oct. 30, 2010
• Suspect killed during home invasion in Laytonville
• Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal
• Gender bending party set for Saturday
• Ramps, lanes closed for 101 drivers this week
• Finding Help in Mendocino County Is Easier Than Ever: Call 2-1-1
• Fortuna man killed in Friday wreck
• Police and fire log: Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2010
• Elderly woman found after hours of searching
• PumpkinFest celebrates medieval times
• Supes to consider canceling MOU with coast library;
• AVA editor blames county for delay in damages claim
• Rent-stabilization on agenda one more time;
• Sun shines just right on PumpkinFest
• Lake campgrounds, boat ramp re-open
• Police and fire log: Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010
• State budget includes more money for schools
• 63-year prison sentence for Fort Bragg attack
• October’s ‘Girls’ Night Out’
• Willlits man arrested in assault
• Election Preview: Hamburg vs. Roberts in 5th District
• Local girl has a birthday that's a 10'
• Man allegedly found with marijuana, loaded flare gun
• Police and fire log: Friday, Oct. 15, 2010
• Election Preview: Madrigal vs. Pinches in 3rd District
• Election Preview: Lintott vs. Eyster for DA
• Election Preview: Sales tax measure on ballot
• Election Preview: Council candidates agree on public safety
• Election Preview: Q&A with Ukiah City Council candidates
• Covelo woman hospitalized after being struck by car
• Council supports Marine Protection Act compromise
• Unified Unified board hears pleas for new track
• Police and Fire Log: Thursday, Oct. 14, 2010
• An ounce of prevention for a pound of cure:
• Ukiah man arrested in assault
• Winners Of The PumpkinFest Window Display Contest
• NCO scrambling to help parents save child care
• Planning Commission votes to preserve oak tree
• College awarding $1 million in student financial aid
• Grapes weathering a crazy' year
• Dam improvement resolution adopted
• Police and Fire Log: Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2010
• 3 suspected of dealing meth at Hopland casino
• Marijuana grows involved water diversion; Fish and Game called in
• Local vigil focuses on gay youth
• Child care cuts may mean more welfare spending
• Police and fire reports Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2010
• Abalone diver drowns off Little River coast
• Local surfer found dead on Fort Bragg beach
• Climate Action Festival: Event raised awareness of global warming
• Work on Clara Ave. begins Tuesday
• Trees, signs on planning commission agenda
• Deputies arrest suspect for allegedly threatening an officer
• Man arrested for alleged theft of Redwood burls
• Pumpkin Weigh-off: 1,048 pounds the winner
• First female Mendocino County supervisor remembered Saturday
• Destination Hopland: Passport required
• Blaze guts 1900-era home in Ukiah
• Downtown Kicks Off Comedy Series
• Branches restaurant to open Nov. 1
• Police and Fire Log: Saturday, Oct. 9, 2010
• UHS farm hoping to grow customers
• Roberts and Hamburg report on campaign finances
• Willits man convicted of molesting 13-year-old
• Teen allegedly on the prowl for marijuana arrested
• Neighborhood may shape future of Orr Street Bridge
• A plethora of plants at Mendocino College's plant sale
• Candidates report on costs of campaign
• Police and Fire Log: Friday, Oct. 8, 2010
• Election Forum: Ukiah City Council candidates weigh in on issues
• Leggett school board member needed
• Gualala man suspected of running over mailboxes, signs
• Council moves rent-stabilization law forward
• Ukiah couple and alleged trimmer caught with second pot garden
• Police and Fire Log: Thursday, Oct. 7, 2010
• Alleged sex offender arrested
• Election Forum: Roberts, Hamburg talk taxes, politics, marijuana
• Election Forum: Proposed county sales tax subject of heated debate
• Corps to increase water flow into Russian River Friday
• Firefighter injured battling mobile home fire
• Breaking news: Lintott, Eyster spar at district attorney forum
• Class-size a struggle for teachers
• Police and Fire Log: Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2010
• Court date set for Mendocino marijuana defendants
• Council to discuss future of Orr Creek Bridge
• Ukiah man proud to finally have Purple Heart
• Man arrested with suspected meth in his sock
• Gualala couple arrested on suspicion of meth sales
• Attempted kidnapping thwarted by good Samaritans
• Fun with hoses, trucks: Fire departments share safety information with kids during annual Fire Expo
• Board of Supervisors: Meeting on coast to discuss county tax sharing; Marine protection and gas and
• Council candidates grilled about rent-control, utility rates
• Police and Fire Log: Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010
• City Council set to vote on rent-stabilization ordinance
• Pair push school district to use redevelopment money to fix high school track
• Skits showcase UHS' creativity
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010
• City, Sanitation District agree to hire a facilitator
• UHS students show their spirit at Homecoming rally
• Update: 20 more arrests in Round Valley marijuana raids
• Forum will feature city council candidates Saturday
• Police and fire log: Friday, Oct. 1, 2010
• Marijuana eradication continues in Covelo
• Ukiah Country PumpkinFest
• Alleged pot stealer beaten by homeowners
• Over 2,000 pounds seized in Covelo pot raids
• Skate park taking shape
• AVA editor files claim over Smith travel overpayment
• Bag of jewelry found in park; man arrested
• Police and Fire Log: Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2010
• Police and fire log: Thursday, Sept. 30, 2010
• County to cover retirees' healthcare increase
• Covelo marijuana raids yield 17 suspects, 6 guns
• Hearing rescheduled in Hopland arson case
• Homecoming week at Ukiah High School
• Bear feeding defendant arraigned
• City, Sanitation District discuss financial report
• 19 arrested in alleged pot processing operation
• Local Rotary club restoring the rocket ship
• Police and fire reports for Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2010
• 700 pounds of Marijuana seized in Ukiah
• Parolee back in jail after discharge of firearm
• Albion man arrested for brandishing nine inch knife
• Downtown Covelo scuffle
• SolFest XIV: Arianna Huffington highlighted seven steps to save the country
• City Council to hold joint meeting with Sanitation Dist.
• Supes to discuss retirement health plans
• Roberts, Hamburg debate county fee hikes
• UUSD to communicate their budget with ongoing updates
• Mendocino County's debt highest in state
• SolFest XIV: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. brings his environmental message to Ukiah
• LUSH: A Mendocino wine tasting group
• OctoBEERfest Golf Tournament
• Police and fire log: Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010
• PET CARE DAY: Mobile pet adoption set for today
• Thieves break into Dragon's Lair
• Cases of whooping cough still being reported
• Living History Luncheon' planned at Potter Valley Cemetery
• Police and Fire Log: Friday, Sept. 24, 2010
• Garton Tractor to set up shop with Aaction Rents
• Hwy. 101 repaving on schedule
• County animal shelter defends no-kill policy
• Four-car accident near Calpella
• Lake Mendocino gives up long-lost class ring
• Police and Fire Log: Thursday, Sept. 23, 2010
• Meeting Monday will discuss building height limits for downtown
• Rummage sale to benefit Todd Grove Pool
• DA to grand jury: Asset forfeiture cash divvied by the book
• Library counting of this weekend's Friends' fund-raiser book sale
• Aaction Rents looking to expand, add Garton Tractor
• Sheriff honored for heroic act
• Prelim set for casino theft suspects
• Police and Fire log: Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010
• Calpella man injured in crash near Hopland
• Woman killed in Willits wreck identified
• Woman killed in Willits wreck identified
• Bringing the past back to life
• Woman killed in wreck near Willits
• UUSD teachers cry foul over legal fee accounting
• Police and fire reports for Tuesday, Sept 21, 2010
• Gualala man arrested in alleged gun, pole attack
• FB woman arrested after assault with butcher knife
• Gualala man arrested for threats and brandishing wooden pole
• Butcher knife assault in Fort Bragg
• Annual fundraiser for SPACE set for Saturday
• Fire agencies will work together to protect Ukiah's hills
• Authorities arrest man in assault with a deadly weapon case;
• Pinches, Madrigal spar on county fee hikes
• Bicycle vs. pickup: Tennessee cyclist sustains major injuries
• Woman killed in wreck near Willits
• Police chase ends with arrest
• Animals, apples on display in Boonville
• Police and Fire Log: Sunday, Sept. 19, 2010
• Sonoma County Counsel: Court order needed to dock Smith's pay
• School district seeking opinion on spousal issue
• Cathy' creator to retire; new comic chosen
• WA man crashes bicycle on coast
• Convicted murderer from Redwood Valley denied parole
• America's Most Wanted' to air Boonville rape case
• Police and Fire Log Saturday, Sept. 18, 2010
• Ukiah to host its first SolFest
• Conflict continues over Round Valley Unified
• Three areas recommended for eminent domain
• Hit-and-run suspect found in closet
• Police and Fire Log: Friday, Sept. 17, 2010
• North Coast Green Summit in Ukiah
• Task Force raids in Boonville, Redwood Valley; marijuana seized
• City will draft rent-control ordinance
• Group points to downtown sites for new courthouse
• Police and Fire Log Thursday, Sept. 16, 2010
• Mobile home park trees cut down due to safety concerns
• BREAKING NEWS: Task Force named in constitutional claim
• Arrests of women in spousal abuse cases on the rise
• Earthdance to celebrate music and global peace movement at Hub Event in Laytonville
• Marijuana case preliminary hearing set for November
• Pair from Santa Rosa found with pry bars, night vision goggles
• Local real estate office wins Chili Cookoff
• SEIU seeking budget clarity before negotiations
• Breaking news: Kathleen Fetzer dies at 88
• Ukiah man struck, killed in wheelchair
• Police and Fire Log: Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010
• SolFest XIV hosting key speakers
• County animal care and control fees increased
• Kaylee's journey: Tot winning her battle with leukemia
• Ukiah fall victim remembered by friends
• Alleged squirrel shooter falls from roof
• MCOE labor tactics questioned
• My first tri
• Suspect still at large
• Board of Supervisors to discuss proposed fee increases for animal care services
• Help wanted: Scholar athletes (Women need apply)
• Sheriff's deputies respond to call for brandishing a firearm
• Weighing the options for Caspar transfer station
• DAILY DIGEST Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010
• Cold Creek Ranch: the Guntly story
• Delayed grape harvest begins
• MCSO finds 89 marijuana plants growing in probationer's Leggett residence
• Ukiah Air Attack pilots assist with San Bruno fire
• DAILY DIGEST Saturday, Sept. 11, 2010
• Laytonville man arrested for domestic violence
• Grape removal begins in Ukiah
• Police and Fire Log: Friday, Sept. 10, 2010
• Corps: Dam doing 'pretty well'
• Ukiah man sentenced in panty burglary, forceful sex cases
• Ukiah targeted for grapevine removal
• Water agencies to discuss possible dam raising
• Day of Caring: Volunteers turn out to help nonprofits
• Arson suspect has history of domestic violence
• Police and Fire Log: Thursday, Sept. 9, 2010
• No prosecution in McFadden burro case
• Homegrown in Ukiah
• DA to hire investigator for elder abuse cases
• HazMobile accepting toxic household items Saturday
• Hopland arson suspect arrested in Sea Ranch
• A light at the museum
• Crane indicated on charges in 2009 protest
• Fire breaks out near homes in Redwood Valley
• City awards nearly $1 mil for neighborhood improvements
• Suspect in Hopland fire still at large
• BREAKING NEWS: Suspect in Hopland fire identified
• AG says grand jury can get opinion through the county
• It's Labor Day
• Police and Fire Log: Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010
• Man climbs tree trying to flee cops
• Caltrans: Willits Bypass is not dead
• 27th Annual Labor Day Picnic on Monday
• Man wearing blanket, carrying knife Tased by police
• Breaking news: Man suspected of trying to kill himself, his wife in Hopland fire
• Candidates discuss Willits bypass, county budget
• Work begins on Riverside Park
• Coyote Dam burn
• CHP launches a statewide DUI crackdown
• Woman arrested after reporting imaginary gunman
• Multiple accidents mark beginning to Labor Day weekend
• DA not seeking jail time in bear case
• Teacher's aide gets 30 days in jail for sex with student
• Breaking and mentoring:
• Police and Fire Log: Friday, Sept. 3, 2010
• Council OKs rate increases at transfer station
• City votes to share sales tax with county
• AG says it can't help grand jury with Smith
• Allman to receive Medal of Valor from Schwarzenegger
• Training fire planned at dam Friday
• Couple on vacation find body on coast
• Dance studio finds a new home
• Police and Fire Log: Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010
• Ukiah man convicted of threatening his wife in phone call from jail
• Police and Fire Log: Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010
• Kidnapping suspect arrested in Ukiah
• County to accept old tires for free this month
• Local singer tries out for American Idol'
• Willits men stabbed at beach party.
• County budget adopted with 4 layoffs
• No mold problem at county building
• Fire destroys trailer
• Fire destroys trailer
• 300-year-old tree succumbs to high water
• Pear Season
• County to tap reserves to balance budget
• Smith travel matter referred to Sonoma County
• Willits bypass project dead,' officials say
• Local bikers support Food Bank
• Guatemalan man was Kneeland fatal shooting victim
• Garbage fee hikes back on council agenda
• Forgery not among charges in slot machine case
• Rogue artist wants to color downtown'
• County budget hearings to begin
• Police and Fire Log: Sunday, Aug. 29, 2010
• To our readers:
• Mendocino Wine Growers Scholarship: Investing in the future
• Police and Fire Log Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010
• Hopland man convicted of second-degree murder
• Fire spotter is the county's eyes in the sky
• County reponses to grand jury on Tuesday's agenda
• County to mull 12.5 layoffs, department closures
• Ukiah Daily Journal
• Ukiah women celebrate earning the right to vote
• State to join grapevine moth fight in county
• Ukiah Unified parents question redevelopment fund use
• Parolee allegedly found with ankle bracelet cut off
• Police and Fire Log: Friday, Aug. 27, 2010
• Marijuana grow operation shooting leaves one dead, one wounded
• Ukiah Symphony fund-raiser, Broadway Under the Stars,' is Saturday
• Court date set for casino theft suspects
• Police and Fire Log: Thursday, Aug. 26, 2010
• Planning Commission approves color, lights for new Orchard Substation
• Hamburg legal battle over marijuana settled
• 5th District candidates gearing up for fight
• Breaking news: Second complaint filed in bear feeding case
• 8 facing theft, embezzlement charges over Hopland casino slot machines
• Ukiahan headed to Ukraine with Peace Corps
• City holds closed session to discuss real estate holdings
• Deadline extended for open commission seats
• Planning Commission to look at standards for home daycares, tasting rooms
• Local water district seeking federal money to raise dam
• Police and Fire reports Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2010
• Caspar area burn coming up Thursday
• Man accused of threatening future father-in-law with baseball bat
• Home invasion suspect still at large
• Wedding terror
• College readiness: Tracking difficulties along the way to success
• Man accused of elder abuse had previous complaint
• Pure Mendocino comes to Ukiah
• Two suspected of selling pot, pills
• Police and Fire Log
• Police and Fire Log
• Ukiah man arrested in squirrel-shooting incident
• Update: Ford wants legal opinion to dock Smith's pay, puts off DA's order
• MJ enforcement ramping up despite shootings
• Lake's Pomo Cultural Center to get a $993K makeover
• What lies' beneath:
• Man killed in pot raid identified
• Teen arrested in Covelo stabbing
• Ford to dock Smith's pay for travel expense overpayments
• Two stabbed in Covelo
• Hearts Helping Haiti: Local fund-raiser is Saturday
• Police and Fire Log
• Two men arrested for allegedly sniffing nitrous oxide
• Council delays talk of garbage hikes
• Breaking news: Sheriff's Office reports woman's drowning near Elk
• Breaking news: Fort Bragg home burns in early morning fire
• Police and Fire Log
• Ukiah pair suggest moving courthouse to Brush Street site
• Where to next? Ukiah Unified ponders its options for new district office
• Four arrested in Laytonville pot grow
• CHP planning DUI checkpoint this weekend
• City mulls sharing county's sales-tax hike proceeds
• Person shot, killed in Laytonville pot garden
• Breaking news: County supervisors approve garbage contracts
• Breaking news: County declines to declare marijuana state of emergency
• River clean-up planned for Saturday
• City inspecting power poles for rot, other problems
• City to discuss water use, rights at workshop
• Homeless man arrested in Fort Bragg rape case
• RV man busted for meth sales at Lake Mendocino
• Timber value way off in latest crop report
• Mendocino County Upcoming Programs
• National Weather Service issues Red Flag Warning
• A new school year begins
• RV man busted for meth sales at Lake Mendocino
• Sundays in the Park ends with Yo Mama's Big Fat Booty Band
• Garbage fee hikes, county sales-tax measure on council agenda
• Homeless man arrested for rape in Fort Bragg
• Seniors fighting for their pool
• College aide in court on charges of having sex with 15-year-old student
• Saracina Vineyards: Asia meets Mendocino in a cave
• Ukiah man proposes citizen patrol of forest to rid it of marijuana
• DAILY DIGEST Saturday, Aug. 14, 2010
• Depot tenants move in
• Public or private? Supervisors to decide transfer stations' future Tuesday
• Girls suspected of school yard assault
• Rats found last month at Ukiah Food Bank
• Official list of candidates, measures for November election released
• Man arrested after tussle in front of courthouse
• Simultaneous fires in county: one near Hopland, the other near Redwood Valley
• Binary Bookmobile:
• School board members challenge spousal exclusions
• Wife accuses husband of choking her
• BREAKING NEWS: Gay marriages still on hold in California
• BREAKING NEWS: Brush fire breaks out south of Ukiah
• R/C Racetrack will move, Laberdie says
• Commodity Food Program deliveries to seniors will continue
• State budget impasse affecting road projects
• Scale stolen from Ukiah Lions Youth Football & Cheer
• Supervisors vote to cancel JPA for Caspar waste transfer station
• Diver pronounced dead
• BREAKING NEWS: Talmage man suspected in string of arson fires
• BREAKING NEWS: Education bill's passage brings parents to school board seeking smaller class si
• Food Bank says $66,277 budget gap forced it to cut hours, employees
• Man crashes into tree while fleeing deputies
• BREAKING NEWS: Man arrested for arson after Sunday fire
• Albion woman with Alzheimer's still missing
• Cigarette likely cause of Sunday afternoon fire
• Ukiah man accused of attacking ex-wife while kids watched
• College construction moving forward: New year starts Aug. 23
• First UUSD board meeting of the year, tonight
• Albion woman with Alzheimer's still missing
• Ukiah man accused of attacking ex-wife while kids watched
• Cigarette likely cause of Sunday afternoon fire
• Supes to consider sales tax sharing: Land-use guidelines for sewage disposals also on agenda
• And Ukiah Idol 2010 is ... Dariel Zapanta
• Public Health Officer reminds parents that their children need immunizations as they head back to sc
• Golf to Revitalize The Heart Of Ukiah
• Grand Champions on parade
• Keeping the peace at the fair
• Woman hurt trying to stop fleeing teen
• Man suspected of pilfering UPS packages
• Fire breaks out at City of 10,000 Buddhas
• Spree of car break-ins reported
• Group of teens arrested for car prowls
• Getting the Polar paycheck:
• Fair honors outstanding community efforts
• Challenger throws his hat in council race
• Willits man suspected of rape, child molestation
• Pot, guns seized on Laytonville ranch
• Down on the farm
• Baldwin running for a fourth term
• Baldwin: Rent control ordinance still a long way' off
• Complaint filed over dog shooting
• It's Fair Time
• Fire on Orr Springs Road quickly contained
• Plowshares to distribute commodity food boxes for seniors
• County considering declaring state of emergency over marijuana in forest
• Council votes to create rent control ordinance
• Update: 6 charged with elder abuse facing jail time
• By TIFFANY REVELLE
• Six Ukiah nursing home employees arrested
• BREAKING NEWS: Locals celebrate as judge overturns Prop. 8
• Water equals Life: Using, conserving a vital resource
• Men suspected of selling meth chemicals; dog killed during search
• City Council to discuss rent-stabilization tonight
• Ft. Bragg Police dog apprehends assault suspect
• Fire season alive and kicking'
• Cow Mountain fire containment expected today
• Fire restrictions begin in MNF
• Sheltered animals killed in fire
• Made for the shade
• Cow Mountain fire burns at least 200 acres
• Cow Mountain fire burns at least 200 acres
• Cow Mountain fire burns at least 200 acres
• Supervisors meeting in Covelo
• Four women honored at Sundays in the Park
• Growers gaining on moth
• "Not-So-Simple Living Fair" continues today
• Mendocino County Fair Wine Competition: Gala reception at Goldeneye
• Day-care center OK'd at United Methodist
• Making little lambs large:
• Shoplifting suspects arrested after car, foot chase
• Masonite's appeal over mining denied
• Sen. Boxer's staff to offer aid in Ukiah
• Fire damages sushi restaurant's building downtown
• Garbage privatization effort moves forward
• Hwy 101 through Ukiah to get a facelift
• Historic Plaque Dedication
• Rash of fires break out Thursday afternoon
• Babies in bloom at UVMC
• Update: Education community reacts to Round Valley superintendent's death
• County's mid-level managers agree to 10% pay cut
• Thomas to run for another term
• Update: Man killed in pot raid identified
• Man killed in pot raid identified
• Man shot, killed by officer in pot bust
• Food, friendly face delivered to your door
• Man shot, killed by officer during marijuana raid
• Covelo superintendent falls to his death from Confusion Hill bridge
• Woman arrested for punching man; man arrested for firing gun
• New weather app allows farmers to customize their forecast
• County sales tax increase moves forward
• Waking' on water: Local girls enjoy a skiing summer
• Willits woman arrested for biting boyfriend
• Fort Bragg man accused of sodomy, sexual assault
• Food Bank announces reduced hour schedule
• Supes to discuss sales tax increase
• Fire season is here: Local council provides information, support to county residents
• Free camping for military personnel offered at Lake Mendocino
• A frozen feast:
• Council votes to keep, fix the small pool
• Chambers expresses outrage at Bell city manager's $784,637 salary
• Pomo tribe shares its cultural pride this weekend
• Railroad Depot may soon have tenants
• Baby hurt in Willits roommate fight
• Two boys suspected of breaking dozens of school windows
• 1,400 marijuana plants seized, 6 arrested in Mendocino raid
• Report of forced labor in pot garden sparks raid
• Willits bicyclist hit by minivan, dies of injuries
• Update: Burke Hill crash drivers' names released
• The art of broken pieces
• Fatal crash near Piercy
• City Council OKs Pacific Outfitters' murals
• Landis to run for another term
• Breaking news: 3 vehicles collide head-on on Hwy. 101 at Burke Hill
• Snakes alive!
• Willits women hurt in rollover crash
• Public's help sought in finding driver of stolen truck
• Council passes water, sewer hikes
• Horse event benefits injured rider Drina LaRose: Online raffle of Arabian horse also raises funds
• Court staff protest continued raise delay
• The Dating Game
• Mold inspections begin in county building
• Hastings Avenue closed today
• Amber Alert truck thief still at large
• Group caught allegedly trying to steal pot plants from backyard
• CEO of Superior Court on the move
• Beauty is serious business
• Residents deeply divided over R/C racetrack
• County CEO faces business over sales tax
• Tribe: TEIR firm suing it was fired
• Illegal pot grows damaging forest land
• Racetrack for radio-controlled cars to be discussed Tuesday
• City Council to consider 50% water rate hike
• July’s ‘Girls’ Night Out’
• June’s 'Girls’ Night Out'
• 'Taste of Downtown' Window Display Contest (Winners Announced)
• Phase II Of Annual Downtown Clean-Up Day
• Ukiah Main Street's Comedy Alley Presents Comedy Central Comedian Laclhan Patterson
• Volunteers Need for Taste of Downtown June 11, 2010
• Jason J. Buzzard Memorial Bridge to be Dedicated
• Ukiah Trian Depot Unveiling And Dedication Of Jason J Buzzard Memorial Bridge
• Comedian Chas Elstner Presents, ‘Is This Stuff Too Real For You?’
• Spring Has Sprung In ‘Green’ Mendocino County!
• Ukiah Main Street Program Honors Its Supporters and Volunteers
• Comedy Alley Presents Annual St. Patrick's Day Show 2010 Season With Stellar Line Up!
• 27th Annual Women’s History Gala
• Mendocino Coast Whale Festivals - March 2010
• Comedy Alley Presents ‘Bob And Tom’ And Comedy Central ‘Stand-Up Showdown’
• Getaway to Romance and Relaxation in Mendocino County
• Interim Director Appointed Ukiah Main Street Program
• Comedy Alley Kicks Off The New Year With Headliner Mark Pitta!
• Mendocino County Crab and Wine Days 2010
• Downtown Business Owners Deck The Halls...
• Celebrate The Holidays In Mendocino County
• Ukiah Main Street Program News - November 16, 2009
• Local Ladies Dance to Live Music in support of the Buddy Eller Shelter
• Goolish Hands Win Contest - Pumpkinfest Window Decorating 2009
• Celebrate Day of the Dead in Mendocino County
• Local Ladies Continue To Take Advantage Of What Downtown Has To Offer!
• Frank R. Howard Foundation Wine And Mushroom Train With Celebrity Chef Jack Czarnecki
• Mendocino County Wine And Mushroom Festival 2009
• Historic Downtown Merchants Raise Much Needed Funds In Style
• Some Things Shouldn’t Be Done Alone: Girls' Night Out
• Get The Brand New Mendocino County Visitors Guide!
• Mendo Mayhem Recruiting Skaters
• The Mendocino County Grape Harvest has Arrived!
• Historic Downtown Ukiah Merchants Did It Again
• Girls Night Out
• The Chihuahuas Will Rise August 21st In The Plaza!
• Cheer 'Til You're Horse! At Movies In The Plaza!
• Historic Downtown Ukiah Merchants Raised Money For Project Sanctuary!
• Rock-n-Roll Ball and Skate Park For All!
• Adaptive Reuse Retains Our Local History
• Your Journey Starts in the Plaza!
• Mendocino County News - June 17, 2009
• Ukiah Main Street Program - 22nd Annual Taste of Downtown
• Summer Sizzles in Mendocino County
• June 2009 Is State Park Fundraising Month
• Springtime in Mendocino County
• Earth Day in Mendocino County
• Have a Whale of a Time at the Fort Bragg Whale Festival
• Discover the Magic of the Whale Migration! - Mendocino Coast Whale Festivals
• Mendocino Crab and Wine Days Festival 2009
• Mendocino County: It's Spooky How Much Fun You Can Have
• Redwood Empire Fair
• Discover the Wild Side of Mendocino County!
• Win Tickets While You Find Things to Do
• Ukiah Main Street Program - New Website Launched
• Comedy Alley february 16th
• Triple Winners Announced In Window Decorating Contest!!!
• Ukiah Main Street Program: Annual Comedy Alley Sponsorship Drive
• Some Pig!
• Present Laughter
• Over The Tavern
• Wonder Of The World
• Off The Map
• Greater Tuna
• Freedom- Revue In Honor Of Black History Month
• Conundrums And Broken Window Productions
• Roussem's Universal Robots
• Humble Boy
• A Christmas Carol
• 13th Annual Winter Concert With Strings!
• The Ice Man Cometh
• Little Women
• Aurelius O. Carpenter:Photographer Of The Mendocino Frontier
• The Sultan And The Emperor
• 7th Annual Wine and Mushroom Festival

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