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The Ukiah Skate Park is officially a teenager now, having been "born" 13 years ago in 2010.

The Ukiah Skate Park is officially a teenager now, having been "born" 13 years ago in 2010.

A prominent regional coal company owes hundreds of thousands of dollars in environmental fines and is in contempt of two federal court orders requiring it to clean up pollution at

CLEMMONS — Mr. Reid Sowers Hedrick, 58, a resident of Clemmons, peacefully departed this life on Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023 at Trellis Supportive Care. Born to the late Woodrow and

The tent was up and the ice forming below it Wednesday as crews were preparing for another year of ice skating in downtown Ukiah, which is set to begin around dark on Saturday. Jake Burgess, Parks and Recreation supervisor for the city of Ukiah, said the Ukiah on Ice rink is scheduled to open at […]

A Ukiah man was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of woman at the Willow Terrace Apartment complex on East Gobbi Street last year, the Mendocino County District Attorney reported. According to DA David Eyster, Drew Anderson Price, 40, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Mendocino County Superior Court this month, and […]

Nannie Escola, one of the first chroniclers of Mendocino coast lore, left the Kelley House notebooks full of newspaper clippings and handwritten notes about local happenings. What follows are some tidbits of interest about Comptche, 12 miles inland, gleaned from those three-ring binders. In the fall of 1884. Newman E. Hoak showed off a gloria […]

With no classes in session at either Ukiah High or Frank Zeek Elementary schools due to the Thanksgiving break next week, city officials said that crews installing pipes for the Recycled Water Project will focus their efforts on the congested intersection of Low Gap Road and Bush Street. During the week of Nov. 20, “construction […]

If it feels like the entire city of Ukiah is under construction right now, that's because some very large projects are underway, and Public Works Director Tim Eriksen recently gave the Ukiah City Council a rundown on why so many streets are full of orange cones.

If it feels like the entire city of Ukiah is under construction right now, that's because some very large projects are underway, and Public Works Director Tim Eriksen recently gave the Ukiah City Council a rundown on why so many streets are full of orange cones.