In response to the ongoing economic challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, PG&E will extend the existing COVID 19 customer protections through June 30th. The protections were set to expire on April 16. Protections include: A moratorium on service disconnections for non-payment for residential and small business customers, and flexible payment plans for customers to … Read more
Some students in Mendocino County could be headed back to the classroom as soon as next week. It all depends on new COVID case rates staying below an average of 23 cases per day, as well as county and state approval. The Ukiah Unified COVID Safety Plan has been approved by Mendocino County Public Health … Read more
A Lakeport Police Officer is being recognized for Officer his compassion and dedication to duty in how he handled a recent situation. Police were called about a pick-up truck with a loaded trailer attached that was broken down on a busy roadway. After speaking with the owner, Officer Juan Altamirano learned that the trailer contained … Read more
Lake County leaders are asking the state to make sure that businesses in rural communities have a fair opportunity to access COVID-19 relief funding. the Lake County Small Business COVID-19 Recovery Team sent a letter to the California Office of the Small Business Advocate urging changes to the California Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program … Read more
A change has been made to the Measure B Program. There will no longer be a Measure B program manager. The responsibilities for Measure B Commission support and projects are now assigned to the Behavioral Health Department. In a press release, officials said that in addition to cost savings, they are hopeful this step will … Read more
A COVID-19 outbreak at an assisted living facility is one of four outbreaks in Mendocino County. The outbreak at Mountain View Assisted Living and Memory Care in Ukiah has 18 cases – 12 are residents and 6 are employees. Other outbreaks include 15 employees of seven restaurants in Fort Bragg. The health department says 200 … Read more
Lake County reported another COVID-19 related death. While there are now 36 deaths, case trends are dropping, with 24 more recoveries reported yesterday. There are 107 active cases in the county.
About 1,000 more COVID-19 vaccine doses are arriving in Lake County this week, allowing a limited number of residents aged 65 and older to receive their first dose. Public Health Officer Dr. Gary Pace says 10 percent of county residents have received the first dose of the vaccine so far.
The Board of Supervisors Cannabis Cultivation Ad Hoc Committee, consisting of Supervisors John Haschak and Ted Williams, will host a virtual Cannabis Cultivation Town Hall Meeting today. The Supervisors will give an update on their current discussions with the California Department of Food and Agriculture regarding the State’s requirement for site-specific California Environment Quality Act … Read more
Lake County confirmed another COVID-19 related death yesterday, bringing the total to 35. The report also shows the number of active cases has dropped to 131. The number of recovered cases is up to 2,719. From January 17 – 23, Lake County had a 6.7% positivity rate for the 7-day average.