Ukiah Residents Will Have New Recycling Options

Ukiah residents have some new opportunities to recycle items they use every day. The City Council heard from the company that sorts those items, with some additions like paper coffee cups that can now be recycled. More information can be found at candswaste.com.

Ukiah Planning Commission Gives Go-Ahead to New Redwood Credit Union

The Ukiah Planning Commission has unanimously ok’d a request from Redwood Credit Union to purchase and move into the former Savings Bank building on East Perkins Street. The board expressed concerns regarding pedestrian safety, stipulating Redwood must make changes in the parking plan to allow better pathways for pedestrians from parking to the building.

Former Mendo County Auditor to Appear in Cubbison/Kennedy Case

Former Mendocino County Auditor Lloyd Weer has been ordered to appear January 6th by Superior Court Judge Ann Moorman in the case of suspended Auditor Chamise Cubbison and former county Payroll Manager Paula June Kennedy. Moorman is expected to rule on whether the fact that a number of missing county emails have enough importance to … Read more

Weather Advisories for Mendocino and Lake Counties

There’s a Coastal Flood Advisory for Mendocino Coast. Some flooding in low-lying areas, including parts of Noyo Harbor and Arena Cove. There’s also a flood watch continuing through Saturday afternoon for Mendocino and Lake Counties. Two to five inches of rain are expected over the next 36 hours. A wind advisory is in effect for … Read more

Fort Bragg Police Continue to Look for Transgender Teen

Fort Bragg Police continue to search for a transgender teen who went missing last Saturday night while heading to the lighted truck parade in downtown Fort Bragg. Rumors of an abduction have been quashed by Police Chief Neil Cervenka and confirmed that Mora had been seen walking alone after being reported missing.

State Water Board Meets Wednesday to Discuss Clear Lake Hitch

The State Water Board will meet on Wednesday and will discuss the latest progress on the Clear Lake Hitch. The Division of Water Rights will provide the update on emergency activities and discuss plans for 2025. There will be a number of guest speakers. More information can be found at waterboards.ca.gov/clearlakehitch/order.