By Tiffany Revelle The Daily Journal @ March 11, 2010 # Comments Off
County officials and animal lovers are trying to get their collective heads together to figure out how to handle the county’s huge population of feral cats without euthanasia.
By Tiffany Revelle The Daily Journal @ March 11, 2010 # Comments Off
Judge Leonard LaCasse’s calendar is about to open up after a 39-year law career.
He leaves the bench in January after eight-and-a-half years as a Mendocino County Superior Court judge.
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A 49-year-old Branscomb man who, according to witnesses, said he thought the devil lived in the Branscomb post office later allegedly threatened family members with a hatchet during incidents on two days last week.
By K.C. MEADOWS The Daily Journal @ March 11, 2010 # Comments Off
Tax board’s Yee gives budget talk in Ukiah
Don’t look for any kind of economic recovery in California until the end of the year and don’t expect a sustainable budget until at least 2015.
By CAROLE BRODSKY @ March 10, 2010 # Comments Off
Caveat Venditor, or, let the seller beware. This is the advice of local dealers in antiquities, coins and jewelry sought by the Treasure Hunters Road Show – currently operating in Ukiah’s Holiday Inn through Saturday.
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A sheriff’s deputy who approached a car in Stipp Lane about 8 p.m. Monday, reportedly smelled marijuana coming from inside the vehicle as the driver rolled down his window.
By MONICA STARK The Daily Journal @ March 10, 2010 # Comments Off
The Ukiah Unified School District board of trustees voted Tuesday night to eliminate all computer lab specialists from the elementary and middle schools in addition to adopting a resolution to cut 18 classified positions.
By ZACK CINEK The Daily Journal @ March 10, 2010 # Comments Off
When the State Water Resources Control Board wrote an early version of regulations for Russian River frost protection use in January it wanted to have something in effect for 2011.
Ukiah Daily Journal Staff @ March 10, 2010 # Comments Off
In January, Gov. Schwarzenegger released his proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2010-11. Among his budget proposals was the complete elimination of THP-Plus funding if the state is unable to secure an additional $6.
Police arrested a 29-year-old Ukiah man on assault charges, but a second suspect remains at large in a Saturday attack on a cabdriver in 31000 block of Simpson Lane, Fort Bragg. @ March 9, 2010 # Comments Off
One suspect still at large
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Dan Goekler, 51, of Fort Bragg, who operates a local taxi company, told police that he had picked up the men who attacked him from a party on Mitchell Creek Drive, the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office stated.