Fort Bragg Advocate-News

Do I need a mask to walk down the street? California gives a different answer from the CDC.

U.S. Sen. Alex Padilla introduced legislation Monday that would protect and improve access to 1 million acres of land and 500 miles of rivers across the state.

Federal data shows California is keeping an unusually high portion of the child support payments more than 3 times the national average, paying itself first at the expense of the very children it’s supposed to be looking out for.

Critics of the state's response, including state lawmakers, epidemiologists and academics, have kicked off a battle in Sacramento aimed at forcing public health agencies to improve how they collect data and to open it to the public. But privacy advocates and the health care industry is pushing back.

Aries, discipline will pay off.

Coronavirus: Where are cases falling fastest in California?

Unemployment claims drop by huge amount in California

Supervisors talk vaccine distribution, mental health funding

California schools report fewer homeless students, alarming advocates

Missing ballots? Stolen signs? Election heats up along the coast

Mendocino County processing ballots at record pace

Happy Tails: Dog park gets a pupgrade

Murder in Fort Bragg, suspect arrested

Mendocino Art Center presents new group of Artists in Residence

Amateur radio operators support worldwide earthquake drills

Governor signs bill designating Mendocino County a wine region

Club News: Ocean Wave Quilters

Wild & Scenic Film Festival begins Friday

The Miller Report: October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Fort Bragg moves forward on new cannabis cultivation ordinance

Mendocino County Museum goes virtual during pandemic

Felony animal abuse defendant enters no contest plea