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From Cannabis to Campgrounds: How California’s New Private Camping Law Can Revive Mendocino’s Land Market
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From Cannabis to Campgrounds: How California’s New Private Camping Law Can Revive Mendocino’s Land Market

A New Era for Rural Landowners

Fort Bragg Police Investigating Hate Crime Near Cotton Auditorium
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Fort Bragg Police Investigating Hate Crime Near Cotton Auditorium

Community can provide evidence through an anonymous portal

Mendocino County Supervisors' Approval Rating Stinks — New Survey Shows
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Mendocino County Supervisors' Approval Rating Stinks — New Survey Shows

But likely voters signal they are open to a new tax to rehabilitate county roads

Eric Swift is Sworn in as Fort Bragg's New Police Chief
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Eric Swift is Sworn in as Fort Bragg's New Police Chief

A former marine, Swift later spent twenty years in law enforcement in Northern California

California AG Bonta Challenges Mendocino Railway’s Federal Carrier Status
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California AG Bonta Challenges Mendocino Railway’s Federal Carrier Status

Coastal Commission Says STB Failed to Weigh Interstate Commerce Link

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Mendo Local Weekly News — November 30, 2025

1,000 Thanksgiving dinners. Two-time Grammy winner to perform in Gualala and a local chef is featured in a new reality show on Apple TV.

The Brown Act Sets a Minimum Threshold. Good Government Exceeds It.
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The Brown Act Sets a Minimum Threshold. Good Government Exceeds It.

By Jon Kennedy for Mendo Local News' "Public Comment"

Small Town, Big Scrutiny — Fort Bragg’s Process for Selecting a New Police Chief
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Small Town, Big Scrutiny — Fort Bragg’s Process for Selecting a New Police Chief

A town hall. Three public panels. And a meet-and-greet with finalists.

Fort Bragg Council Votes to Boost Pay to $950 a Month
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Fort Bragg Council Votes to Boost Pay to $950 a Month

Residents express support, appreciation for councilmembers' service

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