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The following cases were heard in Ten Mile Court. Monday, June 25 Presiding: The Honorable Judge Jonathan Lehan Bailiff: Deputy Mike Tobin – Brant S. Araiza was arraigned on the information from his prelim for alleged possession of drug paraphernalia and felony possession of drugs for sale. He will enter a plea on July 2. […]

The following cases were heard in Ten Mile Court. Monday, Dec. 18 Presiding: The Honorable Judge Jonathan Lehan Bailiff: Deputy John Martin – Robert R. Amunsen pleaded no contest to DUI (BAC .14, .16) and was placed on a 60-month probation with standard first-offense terms. – Glen M. Baker Jr. was given until May 15 […]

Dr. Michael G. Vickers, former under secretary of defense for intelligence, joined Dr. Stephen Slick for a moderated discussion on his latest book, By All

The following cases were heard in Ten Mile Court. Tuesday, July 3 Presiding: The Honorable Judge Clayton L. Brennan Bailiff: Deputy Kent Rogers – Both arraignments for Christopher K. Alexander will be held in Ukiah, Dept. H, on July 25. A $5K BW was issued and ordered held until that date. – Christina E. Anderson […]

Veterans Day is a special day to show our gratitude to the brave men and women who served our country. It's also an opportunity to learn from their stories and insights. You can listen to podcasts and audiobooks or watch documentaries that feature veterans and their experiences. Whether you’re a veteran yourself or just want

There are many podcasts, audiobooks and documentaries available to honor our military veterans this Veterans Day. Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson has 10 suggestions.

When Michael G Vickers was 17, he decided he might like a career in the CIA.

House leaders put more than two dozen former intelligence officials on notice on Wednesday, demanding answers for their dismissal of Hunter Biden's discarded laptop computer as Russian disinformation ahead of the 2020 election.

The use of even one tactical nuclear weapon by Russia could trigger a devastating series of consequences. Does history offer any guidance?

President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has 2,000 small nuclear weapons, but their utility on the battlefield may not be worth the longer-term costs.