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When Robert Lee Parton died in 2000, the illiterate former sharecropper asked his large musical family to sing "If We Never Meet Again (This Side of Heaven)," his favorite country-gospel song.
LOS ANGELES — Rose Wilde’s West Adams garden is a living, growing hub for L.A.’s vanguard of cake making and decorating. It’s teeming with tomato plants, passion fruit vines, roses, lavender, cosmos,...
From owning a Jamba Juice chain to feting a milk-based sports drink, football professionals love promoting their favorite bevvies.
Willits Elementary Charter School is a wonderful community of teachers and staff serving local students on a beautiful campus. Started in 2012 by parents and volunteers, WECS is a free public school that ran...
A new student-created mural is now on display in the dining area near Schat's Café in the Lowery Student Center at Mendocino College.
Back-to-school season is here, but 3 in 4 kids still miss out on afterschool programs. At Boys & Girls Club of Ukiah, we’re helping all kids start the school year strong — with academic support, caring m...
Mendocino County water officials are reporting promising results from models predicting the amount of water that the proposed New Eel-Russian Diversion Facility would make available if and when the dams serv...
At its next meeting Wednesday, the Ukiah City Council is scheduled to consider nearly tripling the amount of financial support the city provides toward activities related to the pending decommissioning of th...
The 6th Annual Blackberry Cobbler Festival was rather well attended as locals enjoyed all things blackberry. From lemonade, to ice cream, and all things in between, patrons ate and drank their fill of blackb...
“There are shortcuts to happiness and dancing is one of them,” said the late author Vicki Baum, who was spot on judging by the group of older adults attending a beginning line dancing class at the Ukiah...
Regardless of whether you embrace artificial intelligence (AI) or shun it, it’s wise to be aware of what it can do and to understand its legal (and ethical) uses.
Roadwork planned by Caltrans in Mendocino County from Friday, Sept. 4, through Friday, Sept. 11.
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors this week approved a plan for applying $4.5 million in Prop. 64 Public Health and Safety Grant Program funds toward addressing illicit cannabis grows in Mendocino Co...
The following were compiled from reports prepared by the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office:
I wasn't sure I wanted to go to the top of Lassen Peak until I met Bob. "Maybe I'll just hike to the Grand Vista," I told myself soon after I started up the mountain.
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved an urgency ordinance placing a 45-day moratorium on any proposed data center projects.
Ukiah City Council member Mari Rodin reported this week that she has met separately with local citizens concerned about the data collected by the city's 14 license-plate reading cameras as well as representa...
Humboldt Bay’s North Spit is experiencing the fastest sea level rise rate in California.
City of Ukiah officials announced this week that they are halting their recent attempts to annex a large amount of parcels which are currently under the jurisdiction of Mendocino County.
A week ago today, a wildland fire broke out in the hills next to Feliz Creek Road n Hopland. It started at about 3:30 in the afternoon at about 4 acres and with winds blowing, it was soon 100 acres, then 400...
On May 22, 2025, Mendocino Beacon reporter Mary Benjamin wrote an article about Supervisor Ted Williams’ appearance at a Town Hall meeting at Preston Hall in the town of Mendocino. Ms. Benjamin reported th...
To the Editor: With respect and regret slightly tinged with relief I saw notice of TWK’s death (UDJ, 8/01/2026). That’s respect . . . for TWK’s absolute mastery of written, sardonic fury. That’s slig...
Cruz is a citizen of the Klamath Tribes and will serve a four-year term as director of the Indian Health Service.
Roadwork planned in Mendocino County from Friday, Aug. 7, through Friday, Aug. 14, by Caltrans.