News Staff The Lake County Chamber of Commerce has announced that this year’s Clearlake Seaplane Splash In won’t take place this year, and on its Facebook page posted that it’s probable that the Lake County Chamber will no longer head up the Splash In. The page also states that there is a group of volunteers dedicated to … Read more
With the approval of next year’s budget, the Clearlake City Council has paved the way for a new recreation and events division that will operate under the city’s Administrative Services Department. According to the Lake County News, the division will oversee concerts in the park, the soap box derby, youth activities, and holiday events. Initial … Read more
Friday, the city of Ukiah announced officially that it had fired former police chief Noble Waidelich, currently under investigation by the Sonoma County Sheriff’s office after a report of undisclosed criminal conduct. According to the Willits News, Ukiah City Manager Sage Sangiacomo said in a press release that due to recent events, Waidelich was not … Read more
The Mendocino County Fire Safe Council (MCFSC) has been awarded three new CAL FIRE grants totaling over $3.5 million over the next three years, for several projects reinforcing wildfire safety in key locations around the county. MCFSC and CAL FIRE have been working together to identify the highest priorities for safety treatments. The largest of … Read more
The Lake County Board of Supervisors meets tomorrow at 9 am and will consider voluntary collection agreements for transient occupancy tax, cannabis equity grant applications processing, appointments to the commercial cannabis ordinance task force, and the proposed findings of fact and decision in the appeal of David Hughes of approvals for the Lake Vista Farms … Read more
Last month’s jobless numbers for Lake County were the lowest recorded since 1990, according to Employment Development Department records. The Lake County News reports May’s preliminary jobless rate was 3.8%, down from 4.5% in April and 7.5% a year ago. Eight of the state’s 11 industry sectors gained jobs in May with Information posting the … Read more
Juneteenth is also this Sunday. It is the newest federal holiday, commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. It also celebrates African American culture and has been celebrated in black communities since 1865.
Father’s Day is this Sunday, and Latin Hip-Hop Superstars “Ozomatli,” along with Funkacillin, are performing at the first Sundays in the Park at Todd Grove Park in Ukiah. Arrive early to get your spot on the lawn. For more information on this series, go to cityofukiah.com/sundays-in-the-park.
The Fort Bragg Police Department has announced in a press release that the department is once again up to full staff with the hiring of three new officers. The officers attended the College of the Redwood Police Academy in Eureka for six months of intensive training, and have since been promoted. Former CSO Antoinette Moore, … Read more
Fort Bragg’s new city manager has requested to be released from his contract, citing family issues. John H. Ford said issues with transitioning his son from middle school as one of the main issues, causing stress in his family, and he said he would not be able to be as active in the community as … Read more