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The Mariposa County Sheriff’s Office said the deaths of a couple, their 1-year-old daughter and family dog is being treated as a hazmat situation.

Authorities are considering whether a dangerous algae bloom may have killed a young...

John Gerrish Brit Google engineer & Ellen Chung Mariposa California couple, baby daughter & dog, found dead along hiking trail.

Search teams found the bodies of John Gerrish, Ellen Chung and their 1-year-old daughter, Muji, near an area known as Devil's Gulch, the sheriff's office said.

A California family of three that had been reported missing this week was found dead Tuesday along with their dog in a remote area of the Sierra National Forest, according to authorities.

Ojais Community Newspaper since 1891, makers of Ojai Valley Guide magazine, local News, Ojai Real Estate Weekly, Events, Arts, Sports, Opinion and more.

Ojais Community Newspaper since 1891, makers of Ojai Valley Guide magazine, local News, Ojai Real Estate Weekly, Events, Arts, Sports, Opinion and more.

Editors note: As of July 16 or 17, after this Ojai Valley News editorial was published, Ojai Unified School District added a link to written public comments on its OUSD agenda page. The written public comments on the OUSD website are only those that are submitted on the electronic OUSD  Public CommentForm, meaning not all written public comments to the entire school board are included on the OUSD website.   At Ojai Unified School District’s special school board meeting July 12, the school ...

Jump to navigation By  07/21/2021 The Marin County Board of Supervisors denied an appeal of the permit for North Marin Water District’s proposed second well on the Gallagher ranch, largely on the grounds that the board didn’t have jurisdiction over the issues at hand.  “I think this is a simple case of where our jurisdiction lies and where it doesn’t lie,” board president Dennis Rodoni said. “I don’t disagree with Gordon Bennett or the water district in this case. I thin...

Jump to navigation By  01/20/2021 The time to retire arrived with the start of 2021 for the founders of Cowgirl Creamery, Sue Conley and Peggy Smith, who started the business a quarter-century ago. “We are very proud to have been part of the development of the artisan cheese craft in Northern California, which has helped some dairy families increase revenue on the farm, and also has helped dairying appeal to the next generation as a career that’s interesting,” Ms. Conley reflecte...