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Mendo Food Network Completes Major Food Security Project

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Fort Bragg's Flockworks Shows Art Can Be an Economic Engine

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Board Supervisors Considers Grand Jury Report on Rural Dwelling Violations and Opposition to Ukiah Annexation

4

Fort Bragg City Council Rezones Mill Site, Sets Broadband Fees, Passes Budget

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Ukiah Officials Defend Annexation Proposal

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New CAL FIRE grants fund wildfire resiliency, forest health and jobs

7

Ukiah Planning Commission Push Annexation to an Undetermined Date, City Council Approves Budget, Demolition, and Fire Truck Purchase

8

How a New Amazon Delivery Center Could Affect Local Sales Tax

9

Opposition Builds to Ukiah Annexation Proposal

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Willits Confronts Precarious Fiscal Reality

11

Round Valley Indian Tribes Recount Tough Water Rights Negotiations

12

Elder Abuse Increases and Violations Abound During Two-Day Salmon Season

13

Fort Bragg City Council Approves Mill Site Development Strategy Over Opposition

14

Private Developers Eye Albion Headlands, Town Hall on Annexation, An Odd Twist in Cubbison Civil Suit

15

Ozempic, Range Anxiety, and Other Factors Contributing to the Wine Slump

16

Mendocino County Passes a Budget

17

From Tank Operator to Police Chief: Tom Corning Reflects on Service and Community in Ukiah

18

Seniors Win Federal Support, Hotel Taxes Rebound, New Heat Tool Debuts, and Burn Safety Reminders from Cal Fire

19

Who Bombed Judi Bari? Thirty-five Years Later, Supporters Are Still Searching for Answers

20

Indian Tribes Hold the Water Rights to Potter Valley Water

21

Point Arena Celebrates Fragile Recovery

22

Fort Bragg to Host Pride March, Council Honors Harvest Market, MCN Purchase Finalized

23

Sheriff's Deputy Charged with DUI and County Managers Told to Trim 10%

24

Mendocino Coast Faces Offshore Drilling, Memorial Day, Net Metering Change Advances in Assembly

25

What Will It Take to Repave Little River Airport Road?

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The Ukiah City Council Approves Climate Action Plan, Declares June Mountain Biking Month, and Hear's Concerns About Softball Program

27

Calls for Enforcement of Cannabis Regulations Come with Caveats

28

Chamise Cubbison Say Transition Information Inadequate

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Two Murders and Multiple Shootings Are Tied to Grows in Remote Areas of Mendocino County

30

Local Kelp Disaster Gets International Attention in New Documentary

31

Mendocino County Library Cuts Services; Funding Restarts Study to Raise Coyote Valley Dam

32

Two Degrees of Separation from the New Pope

33

Mendocino's Bull Kelp Disaster Captured On Film

34

Campground Fee Rustler Targetted Iron Rangers

35

Pup Palooza — Every Dog Has Their Day on the Mendocino Coast

36

Threats to Landlines and Solar Contracts You Need to Know About

37

Audits, Empty Storefronts, Illegal Fireworks - Challenge Willits' New Mayor

38

Domestic Violence Under-Reported on the Coast

39

Fort Bragg City Council Meeting Packed With Information

40

A Water Advisory Goes Awry and a Cold Case Is Reopened

41

A Seven Million Dollar Loan for Broadband; A Grand Jury Commends Fort Bragg Police for Homeless Services Program

42

An Candid Conversation About Cal Exit with State Assemblymember Chris Rogers

43

Family Searches for Missing Husband, Father, Hero of Paradise Fires

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Town Hall with Assemblymember Chris Rogers

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County Offers Buyouts; Willits Mayor Resigns; Willits Library Gets Roof But Not Solar

46

Residents Describe Impact of High Fees, as County Adopts a New Fee Schedule

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County CEO Recommends “Creative Solutions” to Budget Quandary

48

Self-Guided Electric Home Tours Offer Opportunity to Question Home Owners and Installers

49

Layoffs at the Mendo Food Network; Raging Grannies Model Resilience; Bureau of Reclamation Eyes Potter Valley Project

50

Rural Radio Funding in Jeopardy; Short-term Rental Rules; An Attack On Police Officers in Fort Bragg

51

Fort Bragg City Council Hears Annual Reports on Crime Statistics, Homeless Programs, and Stray Animals

52

Coastal Residents Say District Attorney, County CEO Bare Responsibility for Budget Crunch

53

Registration Requirement for Non-Citizens Takes Effect

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Farmers Appeal to Trump to Intervene in Potter Valley Decommissioning

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Board of Supes Approve Larger Cannabis Grows

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Board of Supes Vote to Add $1 Million in Road Repair to Next Year's Budget

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Supervisors Grapple with a Projected Deficit of $17 Million for the Next Fiscal Year

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Medi-Cal Expansion Has Ripple Effect for In-Home Care in Mendocino County

59

Town Hall on Friday Sets Tone for Hands Off! Protests on Saturday

60

In Ukiah, a Town Hall Tests the American Experiment

61

Vision for Cannery, Co-ops Takes Shape on the Mendocino Coast

62

In the Face of Community Opposition, Fort Bragg Approves Biggest Development in 25 Years

63

Cannabis Ordinance Discussion Has Been "Beat to Death"

64

Welfare Checks Lead to Arrests for Attempted Murder; Costs Rise for Municipal Broadband in Fort Bragg

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Willits Parts Ways with City Manager

66

Body Identifications, Water Policy Debate and Salmon Habitat Bill

67

Arrest in Firecracker Assault; Improving Tsunami Drills; Defunding the Corporation for Public Broadcasting

68

District Attorney Faces Scrutiny Over Banquet Spending as Cleared Auditor Addresses Supervisors

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Supervisors to Consider Support for Salmon Restoration

70

New Federal Immigration Registration Form Sparks Concern, Echoes Past Programs

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Mendo Food Network Coping with Cuts and Uncertainty

72

Ukiah City Council Addresses Mapping Changes; Fee Increases for Electricity and Building Permits

73

Fort Bragg Mill Site Truce Could Have Unintended Consequences

74

Wife and Mother of Alleged Serial Killer Dismiss Allegations, Sheriff Discusses Investigation

75

A 4.4 Magnitude Earthquake and ICE in the Mendocino

76

Fort Bragg City Council Votes to Continue Skunk Train Lawsuit Pause

77

Mendocino Stories: Theater, Community, and Resilience in a Broken World

78

Ukiah Valley Fire Authority Struggles As Fire Hazards Increase

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Western Ukiah Is Reclassified as a Very High Fire Severity Zone

80

The Worst Flu Season in Five Years and a Devastating Apartment Fire

81

Missing Person Search in Albion; Update on Death in Custody in Ukiah

82

Visioning Workshop Is First Step in Developing Fort Bragg Mill Site

83

Federal Cuts Could Hit Mendocino’s Smallest City Hard

84

Chamise Cubbision Returns to Work as Auditor-Controller at the County

85

Fort Bragg City Council Tackles Housing Ordinances, Water Rates, and CV Starr Concerns

86

Cubbison Case at a Turning Point

87

Oppose "the Coup," Spend Nothing; A Runway Extension for Ukiah, Mill Site Visioning Workshop

88

Iconographers Finds the Sacred Feminine in the Women of Willits

89

Low Intensity Camping Brings Concern and Opportunity to Mendocino County

90

Humboldt Cannabis Farmers Wait More Than a Year for Property Tax Reassessment

91

Protestors For & Against Trump Find Common Ground in Democracy

92

Cannabis Market is Plagued by Contaminants, Patchy Regulation, Uneven Potency

93

Bonta Sues Trump and Musk; Braxton Bragg, Fort Liberty, and Fort Bragg

94

Eel River and Russian River Basin Stakeholders Agree to a Post Potter Valley Project Vision

95

Board of Supes Faces Brown Act Compliance Concerns, Coping With a House Fire Without Insurance

96

Board of Supes to Reconsider Public Comment Limits, Cannabis Density

97

WildLand Chainsaw Skills Workshop

98

Ukiah Seeks to Preserve Local Control, Funding for Offshore Wind, Huffman Responds to Critics

99

Mendocino County Divests from Royal Bank of Canada; Day Without Immigrants Backfires

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California AG Rob Bonta Tells Schools How to Handle Immigration Officers