Mendocino City Council Appoints New Mayor and Vice Mayor

At the Monday meeting of the Mendocino City Council, Mayor Bernie Norvell said goodbye to the city and the council. Norvell has been elected County Supervisor. Jason Godeke was appointed Mayor and Marcia Rafanan was appointed vice-Mayor. Scott Hockett was sworn in as a new member of the council. Discussion regarding how the new mayor … Read more

Fort Bragg Police Continue Search for Transgender Teen

Fort Bragg Police are continuing their search for transgender teen Roy Mora. Mora disappeared on the 7th. Mora’s cell phone provider verified that the last activity on his phone was near the entrance to the Central Coast Trail on the 8th. The search for Mora has now extended as far as Idaho and New York, … Read more

Lakeport City Council Approves Tobacco Retailer Licensing, Meets Again Today

The Lakeport City Council approved a tobacco retailer licensing ordinance at its last meeting. Councilmember Kenny Parlet was the only dissenting vote. Lakeport is the latest community to join in the county’s efforts to prevent tobacco use, which look to restrict youth access to tobacco products and improve public health. The ordinance will go into … Read more

Mendocino Coast Health Care District Approves Adventist Health Lease Restructure

The Mendocino Coast Health Care District directors approved a restructured lease with Adventist Health. Two minor items were identified as needing attention before the negotiations on the lease could be completed. A change in the language of the lease concerning Adventist Health’s right to terminate the lease and the requirement that the health care district … Read more

Work to Stabilize Palace Hotel in Ukiah Has Begun

Work has begun on shoring up the long-neglected Palace Hotel in Ukiah. The new owner, contractor Tom Carter says work to stabilize the weakest portion of the building is first priority and then he and his team will move through the complex in order to get the city imposed condemnation order lifted. A four story … Read more