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The 27.5-inch mirror observatory will operate atop the new science and engineering block and will be made available to all students

State court officials are in final negotiations with two nationally recognized firms to jointly oversee the design, engineering, and construction of a new $144 million Mendocino County Courthouse. The contracts are expected to be formally signed by the end of October; a step that is being described as the ‘green light’ for a long sought […]

State court officials are in final negotiations with two nationally recognized firms to jointly oversee the design, engineering, and construction of a new $144 million Mendocino County Courthouse. The contracts are expected to be formally signed by the end of October; a step that is being described as the ‘green light’ for a long sought […]

State court officials are in final negotiations with two nationally recognized firms to jointly oversee the design, engineering, and construction of a new $144 million Mendocino County Courthouse. The contracts are expected to be formally signed by the end of October; a step that is being described as the ‘green light’ for a long sought […]

Dublin Unified leaders recently revealed that Phase 1 of the Emerald High School construction has been delayed by several months, meaning students will begin attending classes onsite at the start of the next school year...

The Dublin Unified School District (DUSD) has pushed back the anticipated completion date for phase 1 of the new Emerald High School (EHS) from late December to mid-March 2024, meaning

A week ago, American River College abruptly closed Davies Hall, impacting more than 6,000 students.

The president of the American River College faculty union called for a town hall meeting Wednesday to be organized with the campus community and the chancellor of the Los Rios Community College District regarding the sudden closure of Davies Hall last week.

The campus will be temporarily housed in portable buildings on the former Lum Elementary site next-door.

More than 200 people packed a Ross Valley School District board meeting this week, most of them demanding the district extend a timeline for a beloved child care center to stay at a district-owned property. “I request that you grant the children’s center an extension of six to nine months, and work with them to […]