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Noticias Locales en español - Abril 1, 2024

Abril 1, 2024 — En el programa de hoy hablamos con el concejal de la ciudad de Ukiah Juan Orozco sobre las elecciones, la resolución del alto al fuego en Gaza, el arreglo de las tuberías en Ukiah y el día de la tierra.

Noticias Locales en español Marzo 25, 2024

Marzo 25, 2024 — Esta semana hablamos de concejos para los impuestos y cómo cuidarse de las estafas cuando declara sus impuestos. Invitada Alma Galvan del BBB.

Ukiah City Council tables ceasefire resolution

Eel River Project Authority chooses pump station as preferred diversion facility

Mendocino County and Fort Bragg Update Sea Level Rise Planning

At a meeting hosted by the Grass Roots Institute on March 14th, Mendocino County Planning and Building Services Director Julia Krog and Fort Bragg, Special Projects Manager, Sarah McCormick provided updates on the municipality's Local Coastal Planning for Sea Level Rise.  Point Arena, which received its funding before the county and Fort Bragg, announced their findings in September of last year.  

Ballots and redistricting discussed

Commission asks for review of Skunk project

Raising ToT could raise caregiver wages

10k ballots left to count

Coastal Commission objects to Skunk's plans for loan funds

Ukiah City Council to agendize cease-fire resolution

Ukiah Valley water authority aims to bring infrastructure improvements to smaller districts

Voter turnout low, frustration high

Voters receive too many ballots, not enough, confusion abounds

Firefighter catches a ride to post office fire after crashing his truck on the way to the scene

Seven inmates appear to overdose at jail, one fatally

Board approves hiring bonus for Ag Commissioner

Candidates recuse from closed session on ballot misprint

Veterans Service Office to move back to Observatory, after unpopular relocation to Public Health building

Fort Bragg City Council approves cease-fire resolution

Landlines a lifeline in spotty cell zones

County failed to follow through on 2021 redistricting

Candidate discovers voters in Redwood Valley precinct got wrong ballots

Fort Bragg City Council votes to integrate CV Starr into city

Students share music and dance to celebrate lunar new year

Second Assembly District candidates tussle in Ukiah

Elections official sticks up for vendor that sent out faulty ballots

County to explore non-profit model for museum

Eel-Russian diversion faces permitting hurdles

Mendocino Railway To Repair Noyo Tunnel #1 With Federal Loan

The Mendocino Railway, locally called the Skunk Train received a federal loan to repair Noyo Tunnel 1.  The Tunnel was initially closed in 2013, reopened briefly, and closed again in 2015.  Mendocino Railway shares the 31.4-million-dollar loan with the Sierra Northern Railway.  Due to a pending lawsuit between Mendocino Railway vs The City of Fort Bragg and the California Coastal Commission, we were unable to get interviews with the Railway or other local groups.  This piece pulls f...

Ballot misprint causes all voters in Mendocino County to receive GOP ballots for 1st district

Humboldt County supervisors keeping an eye on diversion plans

Caregivers, veterans, get assurance of agenda items

Wiggly Giggly Playground Reopens , Fort Bragg Public Works Update

Fort Bragg Public Works Director, John Smith provides an overview of current projects and talks about the reopening of Wiggly Giggly Playground on February 10th at 10:00 AM.

Storm pummels county

Fourth District supervisor candidates face off

Citizens, law enforcement fear AT&T proposal could end landline service in rural areas

Storms expected for the next ten days

Restoration of coastal prairies a unique balancing act

Fort Bragg Police Dept. invites community members to take part in fentanyl task force

Youth coalition getting high school students involved in local politics

Outside auditor recommends rigorous training, accounting protocols

County's new investment policy discourages investment in fossil fuels

Habitat and butterfly restoration underway on coastal prairie

Girls chased by sex offender

Gray Whales Face Multiple Threats

Gray whales swim by Mendocino twice a year as they migrate from Mexico to the Arctic. Scott and Theresa Mercer have been counting and documenting them from a bluff near Point Arena since 2014.  The Mercers recently gave a science talk at the Noyo Center that focused on the issues whales face and provided an update on the status of the Gray Whale.  Photo provided by NOAA Wikimedia Commons,  photographer, Merrill Gosho.

Crabbing strike ends

City planning us of Fort Building for tribal learning center

Mendocino Coast Humane Society to use county animal control building

County clashes with Creekside landlord over responsibility for '22 sinkhole