Mendo Local Weekly Roundup — September 19, 2026
Composting toilets, an amnesty for ADUs, and the impact of health care cuts.
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Composting toilets, an amnesty for ADUs, and the impact of health care cuts.
Mendocino County's own lobbyist is lobbying against a bill supported by the county, a nonprofit that funds law enforcement in Mendocino and other counties, and residents remember 9/11.
A confirmed grey wolf sighting in the Mendocino National Forest, election forums, and Ukiah ends pursuit of annexation of county land — for now.
A Great Day in Elk turned 50, Redwood Valley residents file a lawsuit against the Board of Supes for approving a gas station that violated zoning rules to protect health & safety, and Willits residents challenge police vehicles that blend in
A judge clears the way for the election to proceed without modifications to the ballot, a Potter Valley school addresses a water-treatment issue, and a Fort Bragg health care clinic buys a pharmacy.
A plane crash in Ukiah, an update on local residents detained by ICE, and a surprising boost to the inland water supply from the proposed New Eel-Russian Diversion Facility.
Firefighting crews battle the Feliz fire, broadboad crews lay middle-mile fiber, and Mendocino youth get ready for the Redwood Empire Fair
Supervisors nix county road tax, the trail to Caspar Pond opens to the public, and deputies arrest three suspects connected to the murder of a Covelo mom
County workers get a raise, an 81-year-old gets an eviction notice, and the family of a missing hunter gets closure