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20-year-old Ukiah man Bryan Montiel Sanchez has been booked into the Mendocino County Jail and charged with attempted murder for his alleged role in the nighttime, drive-by shooting that took place this Tuesday. Within the last year and a half before the drive-by shooting, Sanchez has spent a minimum of...

20-year-old Ukiah man Bryan Montiel Sanchez has been booked into the Mendocino County Jail and charged with attempted murder for his alleged role in the nighttime, drive-by shooting that took place this Tuesday. Within the last year and a half before the drive-by shooting, Sanchez has spent a minimum of...

The following is a police log published law enforcement dispatch in Ukiah. People named as being arrested should be presumed innocent unless/until found guilty in a court of law. In the spirit of transparency, MendoFever actively curates these police logs to protect the privacy of law enforcement personnel, suspects, and victims.

The following is a police log published law enforcement dispatch in Ukiah. People named as being arrested should be presumed innocent unless/until found guilty in a court of law. In the spirit of transparency, MendoFever actively curates these police logs to protect the privacy of law enforcement personnel, suspects, and victims.

Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the drive-by shooting on Ford Street Tuesday night, the Ukiah Police Department reported. According to the UPD, multiple callers reported around 10 p.m. May 24 hearing gunshots in the 200 block of Ford Street, and some of the callers described vehicles possibly associated with the shooting.

The following is a press release issued by the County of Mendocino:. Ukiah Valley Trail Group has announced a $32,000 gift from Pacific Redwood Medical Group to improve trails at Lake Mendocino. The funding will allow the Trail Group to realign and improve the trails between the Dam and Spillway. This gift follows a $25,000 gift in 2019 that provided the funding to build the recently completed trail above City View Trail at Low Gap Park.

The corpse of a rarely seen type of beaked whale recently washed up on a California beach with mysterious wounds on its face and scrape marks all over its body. Experts are unsure what caused these injuries, how the whale died or even which species this pointy-nosed cetacean belongs to.

How North Bay hospitals scored Grade “A” Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa Medical Center Kaiser Permanente San Rafael Medical Center Kaiser Permanente Vallejo Medical Center Kaiser Permanente Vacaville Medical Center Petaluma Valley Hospital Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital Adventist Health St. Helena Adventist Health Ukiah Valley Grade “B” Novato Community Hospital Queen of the Valley Medical Center NorthBay Medical Center NorthBay VacaValley Hospital Grade “C” MarinHealth Medical Center Sutter Solano Medical Center Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital Source: The Leapfrog Group's spring 2022 Hospital Safety Grades, hospitalsafetygrade.org.

Scanner traffic around 10:10 p.m. indicated law enforcement had two at gunpoint on Ukiah’s Orchard Avenue who are now detained for their suspected role in shooting at the exterior of a substance abuse treatment center on Ukiah’s Ford Street. The call originally came from an employee at the...

LAKE COUNTY, Calif. — Caltrans held its Litter Cleanup Day on Thursday with crews and volunteers removing trash and debris along highways throughout the state. In Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, and Mendocino counties, Thursday’s event included District 1 crews removing litter from area highways and a call out to our communities to join in by picking up litter in their neighborhoods and nearby parks.

Caltrans held its Litter Cleanup Day [yesterday] with crews and volunteers removing trash and debris along highways throughout the state. In Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, and Mendocino counties, today’s event included District 1 crews removing litter from area highways and a call out to our communities to join in by picking up litter in their neighborhoods and nearby parks.

The following is a press release issued by the City of Fort Bragg:. In preparation for this year’s Fireworks event, the City is authorizing individuals to hand. remove driftwood washed ashore at Noyo Beach. In years past, wood has been removed. through a variety of ways including removal by...

MENDOCINO, CA — “Crabs!” is returning to its birthplace as the closing movie for the 2022 Mendocino Film Festival’s final showing. Born and bred in both Fort Bragg and Mendocino, the sci-fi horror spoof will make its debut at home on Sunday, June 5, at 5:00 pm in the Festival Tent located at 10701 Palette Drive, in Mendocino, across from The Hill House. Get ready for a campy adventure that owes its roots to classic cinema– from Godzilla to 50’s nuclear radiation leaks to gorefests. Follow the nerdy teenage heroes who must devise a way to save their town under assault from giant mutants. Along the way come quick pokes at small towns, inept law enforcement, the commonplace use of weed, bad fast food, foreign exchange students who massacre English, and school teachers who rate a 10 on the dream-girl scale.

For the first time in over a decade, the Ukiah High baseball team will be playing for a section title. The Wildcats’ Cinderella postseason run continued on Wednesday as they upset host Casa Grande 5-4 in the semifinals of the North Coast Section Division 2 playoffs. With the win, the ninth-seeded Wildcats (19-9) will be making their first appearance in a section championship game since 2007 and will be looking to capture the program’s first section title in school history.

There’s no telling how many people came in the back door, but 123 visitors walked through the front door of the Mendocino County Museum in Willits on Friday night to show their support for keeping it open during the budget crunch. Supporters included Mayor Saprina Rodriguez, Third District Supervisor John Haschak, the Willits Chamber of Commerce, staff, volunteers, and local arts and history enthusiasts. There was even an impromptu concert featuring flute, kazoo, harmonica and guitar by musicians Malakai Schindel and Kyle Madrigal.

On 05-24-2022 at approximately 10:01 PM, UPD Officers were dispatched to the area of 200 Ford St. for multiple reports of gunshots in the area. Some callers provided descriptions of two vehicles that may have been associated with the shooting. As Officers responded they observed a vehicle in the area of N. Orchard Ave. that matched the description of one of the vehicles. The two occupants of this vehicle were detained without incident.

Remy is still growing into his ears, but at least he has the superpower of hearing a bag of treats being opened a mile away. Born in 2020, this gorgeous boy is still in the lanky teenager stage with legs that reach your waist. Remy was transferred to MCHS from Fluffy Butts Rescue in Kelseyville a couple of weeks ago and has quickly fit right in here. He is great with other dogs and loves spending time with his new friends in the play yards- he and Poseidon have become BFFs. His mom was a Belgian malinois and his dad a Belgian shepherd, so naturally, he is a very intelligent dog who is food motivated and quick to learn new skills. Remy enjoys being busy and would do well in a home with an active lifestyle. He hasn’t had a ton of social interaction in his previous life, so he can be a bit nervous in new situations and around new people, especially men. However, with some love and patience (and treats), he warms up quickly to new people. Remy’s dream home is with experienced shepherd owners who can take him on adventures and give him the confidence to thrive.

Even though I’m not eligible to vote for City Council, it means a great deal to me when excellent leaders run for this office. According to unitedstateszipcodes.org, 14,799 people live within the 95437-zip code, 6,983 within the city limits, and 7,816 outside. I live outside the city limits but own a business and commercial property in Fort Bragg proper.