Mendocino County Gets Good Financial News

The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors at its meeting last week received the news that the county ended the 2023-24 fiscal year with an $11.2 million carryforward surplus and a $6.3 million surplus. KZYX reports acting Auditor-Controller Sarah Pierce made the announcement, stating the county’s assets total approximately $45 million, with $25 million in cash, … Read more

Mendocino County Admin Building Evacuated After Bomb Threat

The Mendocino County administration building on Low Gap Road in Ukiah was evacuated late Tuesday afternoon after a bomb threat was received. Mendocino County CEO Darcie Antle said an email stating that a bomb had been placed in the admin building was received, which prompted an immediate comprehensive assessment by the Sheriff’s Department. At 4 … Read more

Middletown Area Town Hall Meets Thursday

The Middletown Area Town Hall or MATH meets Thursday at 7 pm and will get updates on the county general plan and Middletown Area plan as well as updates from the Cannabis Ordinance Taskforce, the Lake County Economic Development Eat, Drink, Shop LOCAL campaign, and the Guenoc MAHA Valley Project. MATH will also continue to … Read more

Lakeport Planning Commission Meets Wedneday Evening

The Lakeport Planning Commission meets tomorrow evening at 5:30 and will consider the plan for relocating the Lake Family Resource Center from its current location to new facilities in the Ruzick and Associates Building on Parallel Drive. The relocation will allow the program to continue to serve the community’s early childhood education and development needs.

Cubbison and Kennedy Trial Slowed Down Yet Again

A change in public defenders representing former Mendocino County Payroll Manager Paula June Kennedy has added another delay to her and co-defendant Chamise Cubbison’s trial. Kennedy’s new attorney, FredRicco McCurry has asked the court for time to familiarize himself with the case. Judge Ann Moorman is scheduled to act on McCurry’s request at a hearing … Read more