Salinas motorcyclist killed in US 101 crash south of Ukiah identified
Adrian Jimenez, 40, was riding a 2019 Harley-Davidson when the collision happened at about 8:23 p.m. on Oct. 25 on southbound 101 near the State Route 253 on-ramp.
Public Records Cast Cold Water on Heated Election Accusations
A Facebook page portrayed a local family's two homes as voter fraud, MendoLocal checked the records. We found no evidence of wrongdoing by the couple and plenty of questions for the anonyous accuser.
Tribal Members Oppose Endorsement of Bourassa As Court Records Detail 2024 Fight for Control of Tribal Building, Bank Accounts
"She has left us broken, divided and in poor financial shape by her leadership. That condition continues to this day."
Voter Guide — Fort Bragg City Council 2026
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Motorcycle Crash Closes Highway 101 South of Ukiah; CHP Log Lists Fatality
A motorcycle crash closed southbound Highway 101 just north of the Highway 253 on-ramp south of Ukiah on Sunday night. The CHP incident log lists it as a fatality; the agency has not released the name of the person who died.
Mendo Local Weekly Roundup — October 24, 2026
From a Pumpkin Wonderland on the coast to Pumpkinfest Parade in Ukiah, Mendocino is switching into holiday mode. But the FAIR plan increases are nothing to celebrate.
Mendocino's New CEO and County Counsel Land Pay Near the Top for a County Its Size
A MendoLocal.News review of 2024 state payroll records for the 25 smallest counties found a median chief executive salary of roughly $227,000 and a median county counsel salary of about $187,000.
Supervisors Weigh Second Amnesty for Homes Built Without Permits, Sea Level Rise Policies
A state law offers a narrow path to legalize ADUs and junior ADUs.
Vote-by-Mail Returns Build as Election Nears; But Many Towns Lack Drop Boxes
At one box, elections workers collected more than 300 ballots in a single day — emptying it at 8 a.m. and returning to find that many more by 4:30 p.m.