Coronavirus
Ft. Bragg council cracks down on flouting of mask requirement, extends eviction moratorium — first no-mask citation countywide happened Sat. in Mendocino
All five county governments getting in sync to allow citations.
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All five county governments getting in sync to allow citations.
Come virtually to learn about virtual back to school.
School districts in Mendocino County plan to begin fall semester online.
Fill out the Coronavirus Relief and Recovery Survey online before the end of today.
Governor Newsom announced that the funds were available last week as part of the Homekey project.
This change means the county will need to meet certain statewide requirements to re-open.
The free PPE is available thanks to a collaboration between the EDFC, “Mask up Mendo,” local cities, and business organizations.
This death comes on the heels of a death yesterday in Willits.
One more person has died due to COVID, though details of who they were, or the nature of their death are sparse.
The school board changed plans in a special meeting on Friday; Ukiah High students want to go back to school but understand they will have to wait. We talked to several about what they think.
The clinics have doubled their testing operations after four Mendocino Co. businesses reported employees with positive cases.
Testing is being conducted specifically because of an outbreak.
The state is moving back into lockdown, barbershops, inessential offices, and houses of worship are being shutdown again.
Students will be split into two groups, each attending in-person classes for two days a week with a deep cleaning of schools on Wednesday, starting Aug. 17. Parents can choose virtual only learning
They will be joined by Mendocino Co. Health Officer Dr. Doohan and Jason Wells, President of Adventist Health.
The pandemic is surging again and more restrictions are likely to come.
State protections against evictions are already in place; Fort Bragg is the only city in Mendocino Co. that has adopted its own urgency ordinance against them.
You can submit written work, photos, videos, and any more about your experiences during the pandemic.
The man was not one of the prisoners released early due to COVID, and was not previously at San Quentin.
The campaign is set to launch before the Fourth of July weekend in English and Spanish broadcast and radio PSA’s.
The Chadwick family has released this statement.
Case count is doubling every two to three weeks.
The school district is considering three possible scenarios.
Here are the latest updates from Superintendent Kubin.
You can learn more and enroll at CoveredCA.com
Free, drive-thru testing begins at 9:30 a.m. on a first-come, first-served basis.
Her photo — “Trapped” — won the 2020 Congressional Art Competition.
Several outbreaks have resulted in a jump of people currently in quarantine.
In which a reader implores residents to keep taking precautions during the pandemic.
A conversation with the city manager in Fort Bragg about the financial challenges small cities are facing during the pandemic.