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Curtis Andrew Muller of Ukiah allegedly exchanged child pornography with a UK man; he was arrested after a tip from the Department of Homeland Security.
Small food producers worry that cannabis regulations may affect their ability to continue farming.
A county doctor stated that, "The individual with TB is receiving treatment and there is no ongoing risk of TB infection at Ukiah High from this person."
Jim Shields from the Observer looks at the costs of compliance.
The County of Mendocino Marijuana Eradication Team and the California National Guard Drug Task Force assisted Lake County Sheriff's in the execution of two warrants.
An investigative article from the Sacramento Bee.
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Ukiah approves housing for mentally-ill
Ukiah City Planning Commission gives housing for mentally ill the go-ahead.
What did the lawyer say to the sign shop owner? We don’t know yet,...
Fort Bragg sign shops starts making weed-application-in-process signs.
Lots to see at this First Friday’s Art Walk! (press release)
So much local art to check out on June 2 — plus a raffle!
Take a walk down Willits’ historic Main Street at the Mendocino County Museum (press...
Come check out historic images and interviews from Willits' Main Street - the free opening reception takes place June 10.
Mendo Voice News Round-up: our weekly news radio show
Check out our weekly news radio show from May 25 and May 19.
Cannabis art show, “Growing,” opens June 2 in Ukiah (press release)
"Growing: Art, Life, and Culture in Mendocino County" includes a variety of local art and a "Cannabis Confessional."
Governor’s Puzzling 3rd District Appointment (opinion)
In which Jim Shields, resident of District 3, editor of the Observer, and manager of the Laytonville Water District, describes his reservations concerning the new District 3 supervisor, Georgeanne Croskey, and the selection process.
Human Race a party on the plaza
Hot dogs, adoptable dogs, and worthy causes turned out for the annual fundraiser.
Mendo SWAT team to receive $65,000 in new gear
The Mendocino SWAT team gave us a tour of some of the equipment they use, and some of the new equipment they're purchasing.
Letter to the editor: The state of the grange
Annie Waters from the Little Lake Grange weighs in on the current grange discussion.
Wine in the Garden: Taste of Redwood Valley
Taste of Redwood Valley — in the spring!
Ukiah joins groundwater authority
The governance structure for the Ukiah Valley groundwater basin got one more member on Wednesday.
Presentation on salmon at the Willits Library, on Earth Day
The Eel River Recovery Project (ERRP) will be making a presentation at the Willits Branch of the Mendocino County Library on Earth Day, April 22, from noon to 3 PM on the Secret Lives of Eel River Fishes.
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