Federal Shutdown Will Not Affect NCIHA in Mendo County

The Northern Circle Indian Housing Authority or NCIHA in Mendocino County announced Wednesday that its services will continue despite the federal government shutdown. Established in 1979, NCIHA provides affordable housing, rental and deposit assistance, housing rehabilitation, and onsite housing to Northern California tribal members.

Lakeport Business Walk Program Happening

Lakeport’s annual Business Walk Program is underway and runs through November. City staff, the Lakeport Economic Development Advisory Committee or LEDAC, and volunteers will visit local businesses to offer support, identify challenges, and provide resources like the “Guide to Doing Business in Lakeport,” loan information, workshops, and employment services. Findings will be reported to the … Read more

North Coast Opportunities Unaffected by Federal Shutdown

North Coast Opportunities or NCO announced Wednesday that its Head Start programs in Mendocino and Lake counties will continue despite the government shutdown. The Ukiah-based nonprofit provides early childhood education, health, nutrition, and family support to low-income children. NCO confirmed that Head Start classrooms, staff, and offices are not at risk of closure and will … Read more

Clearlake City Council Holding Special Meeting

The Clearlake City Council will hold a special meeting today, Thursday, at 6:30 p.m. at Clearlake City Hall to consider joining the Sonoma Clean Power Authority. The meeting will be broadcast live on the city’s and Lake County PEGTV’s YouTube channels, with Zoom participation also available. The special meeting is for the first reading of … Read more

City of Willits Considering Entertainment Zone

The City of Willits is developing an entertainment zone ordinance to allow downtown businesses to serve alcohol in open containers at approved outdoor events. The City Planner wants feedback on alcohol sales, event times, and administration. Organizers would submit security plans to police and the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. Council members are considering … Read more

Clearlake City Council Meets On Tuesday

The Clearlake City Council will meet tomorrow, Thursday, October 2, at 6 p.m. During the meeting, the council will address several key issues,  including whether to join an organization that would supply power to city residents, and potentially rescinding previous actions concerning hotel and road projects due to an ongoing lawsuit .