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In a process that most board members said they appreciated, the Ukiah Planning Commission got a "sneak peek" at a proposed expansion of the New Life medical facility currently operating on East Standley Street.
One of the most unique research facilities in the state of California will be celebrating its 75th anniversary this weekend by hosting a public event Sunday at its home in Mendocino County.
The Mendocino County Sheriff's Office is investigating allegations of human trafficking at an illegal cannabis cultivation site near Boonville.
Describing the name Digger Creek as "considered offensive and harmful to Native communities," the California Department of Transportation this week reported that a stream along the Mendocino Coast will now b...
On April 13th, the Noyo Center for Marine Science officially broke ground on the Whale House LaBONEatory—a 2,240-square-foot facility that will house the restoration and articulation of a 73-foot blue wh...
As the city of Ukiah moves forward with an updated annexation proposal, at least one Mendocino County official expressed concern about how much revenue the plan would siphon off the county's budget.
November is Native American Cultural Awareness Month, which is the perfect time for the Corner Gallery to feature the Pomo Weavers Society in their front windows.
No foul play is suspected in the death of a Ukiah man missing for nearly three weeks, the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office reported.
A Ukiah man missing for more than two weeks has been found deceased, the Ukiah Police Department confirmed.
By Chris Philbrick, Tournament Director The 37th Annual Ukiah Golf Classic was held on a beautiful Monday in April with 13 teams participating from Fortuna to Clayton Valley. This year’s competition was wo...
By Dan Rather and Team Steady For American families watching their spending power shrink by the hour, everything is becoming more difficult. And if they’re looking for sympathy or solutions from the party...
Pretending to be an IRS agent is one of the favorite tactics of scam artists, according to the Better Business Bureau. And with the advent of sophisticated AI tools, it can be harder than ever to tell real f...
This month is 22 years since I wrote my first column, originally as short observations about weight loss and good health for a now-defunct weekly paper. Shortly thereafter, it was picked up by a larger weekl...
The Ukiah Daily Journal posed 5 questions to all candidates running for Supervisor in the Third and Fifth Districts. Here is the response from Russell Green, candidate for Third District Supervisor
The following were compiled from reports prepared by the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office:
A Willits man was arrested recently after allegedly burglarizing a commercial building in Laytonville, the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office reported. According to the MCSO, deputies responded to the 41000...
A Willits man was arrested after a woman reported finding him sleeping in her home, the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office reported.
A Louisiana man who spent decades in prison for a wrongful conviction began work Monday overseeing the criminal court in New Orleans.
Officials at the city jail in Washington, D.C., removed Cole Tomas Allen from its designated “suicide status” over the weekend after his attorneys complained that he had been unnecessarily confined in a...
Trump's administration supports a proposal to delay rules to protect North Atlantic right whales in favor of commercial fishing interests.
The movies I saw in April were full of violence, but they also included a pleasant surprise: The first American remake of a foreign film that I enjoyed more than the original.
Stories remain foundational for any society. Whether it’s fictional, historical, factual, and so on, stories are important for human culture. Through the medium of books, stories are better preserved and p...
Welcome to the world of MAGA music, a niche-but-growing group of artists who have rooted their music and personal brand in Trumpism and call Florida home.
Unsold wine grapes have some growers “mothballing” vineyards. But if neglect spreads pests like mildew, a new state law allows big fines. Local research explores what can be done.