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Earthquake: Magnitude 3.3 quake rattles near Fort Bragg
A shallow magnitude 3.3 earthquake was reported Sunday afternoon eight miles from Cape Vizcaino, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Sunday | Ukiah Daily Journal
Task Force: meth, coke, heroin, commercial MJ its focus
The Mendocino Major Crimes Task Force is in flux, facing changes in its funding and its mission in the near future, according to its leaders.
Upper Lake wrestling extends streak to 36
The Cougars completed their fourth straight undefeated regular season Wednesday night with Coastal Mountain Conference dual wins over Middletown and Fort Bragg , closing out an 8-0 run in 2012.
State Park workshops set to help find park partners
New Partnership Guidance Workbook to be Released California State Parks' Director Ruth Coleman announced Wednesday, Feb.
Public criticizes draft mill site plan, but praises sustainability chapter
The Fort Bragg City Council, Planning Commission, City staff and members of the public spent almost four hours discussing the draft Mill Site Specific Plan Jan.
Fort Bragg police are looking for Russell K. Watson. According to the FBPD press release, Watson, 22, "in his attempt to flee, assaulted an officer causing injury." With aid from the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office, officers responded to a call at about 9 p.m. on Friday, Jan.
We were treated to quite a novelty last Saturday in the shape of a regular snow-storm. The air was cold and chilly all morning and about noon small flakes of snow was seen fluttering to the ground.
Humanists among those wanting military designation
Raleigh, N.C. -- Soldiers who don't believe in God can go to war with "Atheist" stamped on their dog tags, but humanists and others with various secular beliefs are still officially invisible in the Army.
Steam engines, lumber mills, and magnetic wig-wags: Charles Givens'...
A photo exhibit by Charles Givens of seven historical railroad logging operations, along with text panels and accompanying memorabilia, is now on display at the Mendocino County Museum in Willits.
Mendocino Public Safety Foundation makes initial grants for bloodhound and robot
The Mendocino Public Safety Foundation will make its first $16,000 in grants to local law enforcement to help acquire a bloodhound and a multipurpose search robot.
Police and fire log: Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012
A caller in the 100 block of Waugh Lane reported at 1:26 a.m. Friday that a black Ford pickup truck drove by twice in 20 minutes and was now parked on Gobbi Street.
Fort Bragg police still looking for Kristy Krebs
On August 9, 1993, Kristi Krebs, 22, was reported as a missing person to the Fort Bragg Police Department.
Fort Bragg police seeking officer assault suspect
Fort Bragg police are looking for Russell K. Watson, 22, who allegedly injured an officer as he ran from a Jan.
Broken light leads to arrest of Fort Bragg driver
A traffic stop on a car with a bad light turned into an arrest after deputies found a stolen gun and drug paraphernalia, reported Mendocino County sheriff's officials.
California police seek help from Utahns in 1993 missing person's case
Police in California are hoping someone in Utah, the location of their last effective tip, may have information in the case of a missing person's case gone cold.
Council approves purchase of police robot
The Ukiah City Council Wednesday approved the purchase of a tactical robot by the Ukiah Police Department that will be available for use by all Mendocino County law enforcement agencies.
Fort Bragg man admits gang-related charges, sentenced to year in jail
A Fort Bragg man has been sentenced to one year in the county jail as a condition of a three-year grant of supervised probation after he entered a guilty plea in Mendocino County Superior Court to a felony battery charge with serious bodily injury, a crime he admitted was for the benefit of a criminal street gang.
Promising winter run of Marin coho brings cautious optimism about recovery
Eric Ettlinger, aquatic ecologist for the Marin Municipal Water District, stood ankle-deep in the waters of Lagunitas Creek on Thursday and liked what he saw.
After cutting off CHP officer, Ben Lomond woman arrested in Fort Bragg attack
A Santa Cruz-area woman who was arrested after she cut off the wrong driver on Highway 101 on Tuesday was wanted in Mendocino County in connection with a nasty incident in which three people are suspected of assaulting a Fort Bragg couple.