Fort Bragg Woman Arrested on Numerous Charges After Trespassing

A Fort Bragg woman was arrested mid-week for trespassing and assaulting officers with flowerpots.  Just after midnight on Wednesday, officers responded to reports of a woman screaming and banging on the front door of an apartment in the 200 block of East Redwood Avenue.  When officers arrived, they found 47-year-old Jenny Malagon of Fort Bragg … Read more

Fort Bragg Moves Forward With Broadband Project

Fort Bragg is getting ready to begin construction on its Municipal Broadband Utility Project. In its first phase, the citywide fiber network will have a centralized data hub and 15 distribution areas, allowing crews to work in segments across neighborhoods when installing and repairing the network. Phase two will involve installing service drops to individual … Read more

Thompson Names Lake County Climate Champion

Rep. Mike Thompson has announced that the Clear Lake Environmental Research Center was chosen as the 2025 Lake County Climate Crisis Champion. Each year, community members across the fourth district are recognized for their significant efforts to combat the continuing climate crisis and protect the environment at home in their communities.

Body of Ukiah Man Found In Russian River

A 53-year-old Ukiah man’s body was found in the Russian River after a bystander who saw him tying a rope onto the Perkins Street Bridge called law enforcement. Mendocino County Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to the 800 block of Vichy Springs Road around 3:30 am on Monday to check on the man, but only found … Read more

City Of Lakeport Taking Applications for Fireworks Sales

The city of Lakeport is now accepting applications from qualified nonprofit organizations for permits to sell safe and sane fireworks for the 2025 season. Application forms are available at cityoflakeport.com, at the City Clerk’s Office at City Hall, or by request at admininfo@cityoflakeport.com.

Controlled Burns at Shamrock Ranch Near Laytonville

The CalFire Mendocino Unit reminds residents in the Shamrock Ranch area near Laytonville that controlled burns of chaparral and understory vegetation within oak woodlands and mixed conifer habitats will continue through the end of the day on May 9th. Smoke and aircraft may be visible in the area during operations.