Crash Down Embankment Near Leggett Leaves Several Injured

On Saturday, July 19, a Nissan SUV veered off southbound Highway 101 near Leggett, plummeting 30 feet down a steep embankment, just before 2:00 p.m., with initial reports indicating the vehicle was smoking and occupants trapped. Emergency crews were able to extricate the victims, one of whom was then medevaced from Leggett Valley Elementary School … Read more

Lake County Board of Supervisors Meets on Tuesday

The Lake County Board of Supervisors meets Tuesday morning and will hear updates on economic development initiatives, including the county’s Capital Improvement Plan, microgrid request for quote, health education, regional training hub federal funding, and the upcoming application for the Community Development Block Grant. The board will also revisit a proposed air quality management fee … Read more

Adventist Health Ukiah Holding Free Sports Physical Clinic on Saturday

A reminder, Adventist Health will host its annual Free Sports Physicals and Back-to-School Fair Saturday, from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at its Clinic in Ukiah. The event offers free sports physicals required for California student-athletes, backpacks, school supplies, and community health resources. The event is scheduled in time blocks: 7-9 a.m. for 9th grade-college; … Read more

Man Accidently Shoots Himself in Foot in Boonville

On Thursday evening, emergency crews were dispatched to a remote property near the 12000 block of Boonville Road, close to the Toll House, following an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound. Initial emergency dispatch reports indicate the man was operating a side-by-side utility vehicle when he reportedly lost control of his firearm and was shot in the … Read more

Lake County Supers Question Planned Permit Rate Hike by Lake County Air Quality Mgmt. District

The Lake County Board of Supervisors questioned a proposed three-year plan by the Lake County Air Quality Management District to raise permit fees. District officials cited nearly 30 years of flat fees straining operations. The initial plan sought a 35% increase in the first year, but the Board requested a five-year implementation with a 20% … Read more

City of Ukiah Buys Former Carpet Mill for City Yard

The Ukiah City Council bought the 98,000-square-foot Carousel Carpet Mills building at 1 Carousel Lane for $7.6 million, closing that deal in June. This purchase, a cost-saving alternative to building a new $60 million complex, will serve as the new corporation yard. Deputy City Manager Shannon Riley estimates relocation will begin in over a year, … Read more

Hopland Pomo Band To Celebrate New Housing

The Hopland Band of Pomo Indians will celebrate the completion of a new fourplex housing development for chronically homeless tribal members this Saturday. The Northern Circle Indian Housing Authority is hosting the ribbon-cutting ceremony from 11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 13000 Nokomis Road in Hopland.