Local News

• Kelseyville Hosts Annual B-Ball Tournament
  Kelseyville hosts the 36th Annual John Berry’s Road to Crescent City Junior High Basketball Tournament starting today and running through Saturday.  The weekend is a celebration of competition, sportsmanship, and community pride.  The Kelseyville winner earns a berth in the March 6-7 Crescent City Jaycees Tournament. The popular Hoop Shoot Contest is Saturday at 2 […]
• Forest Service & CalFire Renew Fire Agreement
  The U.S. Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region and Cal Fire renewed their California Fire Master Agreement for five years on December 12. The agreement ensures a multi-agency approach, allowing shared personnel, equipment, and resources for joint wildfire fighting, fuels reduction, training, and dispatching. This mutual aid is credited for rapid initial attack, with Forest Service […]
• Wildfire Preparedness Workshop On Saturday In Ukiah
  The Ukiah Branch Library will host a wildfire preparedness workshop in partnership with Cal Fire tomorrow.  The free workshop will guide attendees on how to prepare in case a wildfire starts near their home or community. Cal Fire will provide tips on home hardening and science-informed practices to help protect homes and property from wildfires. […]
• Lake County Board Of Supers Forms Committee To Restart Energy Talks
  The Lake County Board of Supervisors, after the failure to join Sonoma Clean Power (SCP) last year,  has formed an ad hoc energy policy committee comprised of supervisors Jessica Pyska and Helen Owen to restart energy talks.  Supervisors stressed early collaboration with cities and tribes, a key lesson from the SCP process.  Staff is now […]
• Teen Arrested After Bringing Loaded Gun To School
  A 15-year-old boy was arrested Tuesday in Covelo after allegedly bringing a stolen, loaded, semi-automatic handgun to Round Valley High School. He was detained, and the stolen handgun, taken from Santa Rosa, was found in his waistband. He was booked into juvenile hall for being a minor in possession of a handgun and carrying a […]
• Quake In N. Sonoma County Felt In Lake County
  A 4.2-magnitude earthquake hit northern Sonoma County just after midnight Thursday, felt in several Lake County areas. The USGS located the epicenter 7 miles east-northeast of Cloverdale at a depth of under 1.5 miles. State Sen. Mike McGuire reported feeling the quake on social media, with no immediate damage or injuries. By 1 a.m., U.S.G.S. […]
• West Coast Health Alliance Says CDC’s Recent Vaccine Memorandum Threatens Children’s Health
  On Tuesday, the CDC’s acting director signed a decision memorandum to significantly reduce the routinely recommended U.S. child and adolescent vaccinations.  Officials noted the change was not based on new vaccine safety/effectiveness data and bypassed established policy procedures.  The West Coast Health Alliance continues to endorse the evidence-based American Academy of Pediatrics’ schedule, warning that […]
• High Surf Advisory For Mendo Coast Through Thursday Afternoon
  A high surf advisory is in effect for coastal Mendocino County through late this afternoon.  Large breaking waves of 22 to 25 feet are possible, causing dangerous surf conditions and localized beach erosion.  Beach combing is highly discouraged, as these large waves will be capable of sweeping people into the frigid and turbulent ocean water.  […]
• Rollover Crash On SB 101 Sends One To Hospital
  Monday night around 8:25 p.m., a Honda Pilot carrying five occupants, including children, overturned and ended up on its roof on southbound Highway 101, a half mile south of the Highway 162 junction. Multiple agencies responded, including CHP and Caltrans. All occupants sustained only minor, non-life-threatening injuries, with only one patient transported to the hospital. 
• District 1 Congressman LaMalfa Dies
  Congressman Doug LaMalfa, 65, a conservative Republican and rice farmer from California’s 1st District, died suddenly Monday night at his Richvale home. Elected in 2013, LaMalfa was known for staunch conservative views. Despite his partisanship, he worked with Democrats on opposing the removal of the Potter Valley Project, while also championing the Sites Reservoir and […]