Highway 1 Fence Gets a Haircut
Workers are shortening the new wooden fence along Highway 1 in Fort Bragg, cutting down the boards one at a time, and the city says the work should be done by Friday.
Workers are shortening the new wooden fence along Highway 1 in Fort Bragg, cutting down the boards one at a time, and the city says the work should be done by Friday.
A Sunday Q&A with Assembly Member Chris Rogers covered everything from housing and health care to biomass innovation centers, with info on key bills and the Prop. 1 housing bond.
Clayton Lowell, 39, is being held on felony drug charges after investigators seized counterfeit fentanyl pills, xylazine, and other drugs — an arrest that came five days after his wife died of an apparent overdose.
We are in the final stretch of candidate interviews and election forums with a final voter-interview forum with Mary Ann Schmidt on Sept. 29, a League of Women Voters forum on Oct. 1, and a Voting Matters Proposition Workshop on Oct. 12.
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At the same meeting that the Willits City Council voted to raise water and wastewater rate, it learned the city has received a $1.8 million CDBG for a new business loan program.
A nation-wide protest against off-shore oil drilling, mid-term elections, and a death in Mendocino.
Roughly two hundred people gathered at Big River Beach on Saturday to express opposition to offshore oil drilling and support for a clean-energy future.
In the District 3 supervisorial race, Buffey Bourassa has out-raised Eric Hart — and three of her contributors raise questions.
What if Jackson State Forest’s greatest economic potential is the forest itself?