Mayor of Willits Steps Down Due to Health Issues

The Mayor of Willits surprised the City Council at its meeting last week by announcing that he was resigning due to health issues. Mayor Larry Stransky said upon his doctor’s advice he would step down and turned the council meeting over to the Vice Mayor Matthew Alaniz. Alaniz called for a vote to amend the … Read more

Boil Water Advisory for Part of Mendocino

A boil water advisory for residents and businesses west of Highway 1 in Mendocino has been issued by Public Health. The Deputy Public Health Officer also recommends that anyone in that area should have their water tested, and confirmed that the county’s Environmental Health team is actively monitoring the situation. Public Health officials will be … Read more

No New Evidence Found After Search for Brittany Adkins

A search of property south of Fort Bragg over the weekend yielded no new information in the missing person’s investigation of Brittany Adkins, missing since 2020. And although the search didn’t turn up any evidence, it also ruled out a possible location where she may have been. The search was conducted by members of Search … Read more

Mendo County Office of Education Offers New Healthcare Courses

The Mendocino County Office of Education is expanding its healthcare education program, with a new Certified Nursing Assistant program. The no cost program joins the MCOE’s Dental Assistant, Medical Assistant, and Phlebotomy courses as part of the agency’s broader Medical Pathways initiative. The new program offers students starting at 16 years of age the opportunity … Read more

May Day Protests Against Trump Administration Scheduled

A protest against the policies of the Trump administration is scheduled for Thursday in Mendocino County, as part of over 900 nationwide protests. Over 160 grassroots organizations across the country formed a coalition called May Day Strong to promote the events. Local protests are scheduled for Fort Bragg, Willits and Ukiah. Find more information at … Read more

Clearlake City Council Meets Thursday

When the Clearlake City Council meets on Thursday evening, it will hear two appeals of orders of abatement on 15 properties in the city. City staff will ask the council to adopt resolutions denying the appeals. The cases and properties in question have been before the council since 2019 and through 2024.