LATEST STORIES
McNear: Mew Yit sold seaweed, bought a cafe and City Grocery in Fort Bragg
A successful businesswoman, she raised 5 children while operating her ventures.
Mendocino County Board of Supervisor incumbent Ted Williams is running for the third time
Williams has served as supervisor for District 5 since 2019.
Ukiah to hold virtual workshop on proposed North State Street improvement project
Community members are invited to give input on a project aiming to improve safety on a main thoroughfare in the city.
Three running to serve in Congress for district now including Mendocino
After redistricting and the death of the sitting congressman, voters will decide on who will serve the rest of the current term and the next two-year term in the 1st District.
Willits man arrested again weeks after armed standoff
Justin Greer, 43, was previously arrested due to alleged felony offenses.
One-way traffic planned for Fort Bragg and Gualala this week
Caltrans work will impact traffic for a day in each town.
Point Arena nonprofit Action Network to close
The organization worked with South Coast families for years. It must shutter after losing a key funding source.
Featured Pet: Sandra
Social family dog knows the tricks and then some, and she loves other dogs.


Musk v. Altman โ Beyond the verdict: Human nature may be the bigger threat than AI
Bay City News reporters conclude their coverage on the Musk v. Altman trial with personal reflections on the case.
Serial rapist sentenced for 2019 Ukiah cold case
Two consecutive sentences, up to life.
Letter to the editor: Vote Yes on Measure A
Mendocino College serves our children and our community. It has earned our support.
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FEATURED STORIES
Surprise tax bills spark confusion and dismay among Mendocino County homeowners
The county is working through an assessment backlog, and itโs creating havoc with residentsโ finances.
Crisis at the Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op leaves unanswered questions
The general manager’s hiring โ and firing โ has created a rift between the board and the grocery’s workers.
How to vote in Mendocino County
County says vote by mail early or use secure drop off boxes if using absentee ballot.
ARTS & CULTURE
The Mendocino Setlist: May 18-24, 2026
Your weekly guide to upcoming music events in Mendocino County.
Mendocino Music Festival tickets on sale
Two weeks of music this July, classical to bluegrass
Senegalese goat skin drumย to beย giftedย to Mendocino Art Center
A special ceremony will be held Saturday at the center to celebrate the drum.
The Outlaws of Mendocinoย reliesย on tradition โ and breaks the mold
North Bay teacher Joseph Roberts makes a movie about his robber ancestor.
COLUMNS & OPINIONS
OโNeill: The puzzle pieces of a farm
Community provides the glue that makes it all work.
McNear: Mendocinoโs Presbyterian Church was constructed โlike the hull of a shipโโupside down
Built in 1867, the church is the oldest Presbyterian Church in continuous use in California.
McNear: Mendocinoโs unique pygmy forests remain thanks to one enterprising woman
Charlotte Hoak loved nature โ and her heart stayed in the redwoods no matter where she lived.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letter to the Editor: Measure A would fund projects, not affordable education
Promotional materials list firefighting and nursing. Thereโs a lot more.
Letter to the Editor: Mendocino County voters need accountable leaders
Trust matters โ and promises arenโt enough.
Letter to the Editor: Slow down for fawns this spring
Mendocino County residents can avoid collisions by just driving more slowly.
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