Lake County Home Sales Down Slightly

The Lake County Association of Realtors reports a drop in home prices and home sales over the summer. During the month of July, 77 single family homes were sold compared to 76 in June and 89 a year ago. That translates to 5.87 months of inventory available on the market, which is considered a sellers … Read more

Mendoncino County Fire Safe Council Needs Volunteers

The non-profit  Mendocino County Fire Safe Council is hosting a workday on Saturday to maintain a fuel break in the Pine Mountain neighborhood east of Willits.  Volunteers will work on a fire break on private land created by CalFire in 2017 during the Redwood Complex Fire.  Volunteers are needed.  Find more information at firesafemendocino.org. —

Endangered Sacramento Man Missing Along Mendocino Coast

A Sacramento man has gone missing and may have disappeared along the Mendocino Coast. Ashish Patel, 37, left home last Thursday in distress according to a close friend. The friend believes he traveled to the coast in possession of a firearm with the intent of taking his own life. Patel’s vehicle was found abandoned along … Read more

The Big Read Kicks Off In Lake County This Week

The 2024 NEA Big Read, supported by an $8,000 grant, is kicking off its next series of events in Lake County this week. This year’s featured read is “The Bear” by Andrew Krivak, and there will be a kickoff event at the Anderson Marsh State Historic Park Ranch House in Lower Lake on Saturday at … Read more

Lakeport Public Works Reports South Main Street Sidewalks Done, Street Project is Next

The Lakeport Public Works Department has announced that work on the South Main Street Sidewalk Project has been completed. The department also announced the beginning of the South Main Street Paving project, scheduled to start next month. The project, which will include resurfacing and pedestrian enhancements from First Street to Lakeport Boulevard, should be done … Read more

Clearlake City Council Meets Thursday Evening

The Clearlake City Council meets tomorrow evening at 6 p.m. Staff will provide an update on the Boyles Fire, and the council will discuss water service for the city. Following the open portion of the meeting, the council will go into closed session to discuss the existing litigation against Highlands Mutual Water Co.