We've got four registered voters in our household: one Democrat and three No Party Preference (NPP). The Democrat received his ballot in early February, but…
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On June 7, 2016, Mendocino County voters approved Measure V, declaring intentionally-killed and left-standing trees a public nuisance. At issue was the local timber industry…
Images taken a few weeks after the Tubbs Fire swept through this neighborhood during the early morning hours of October 9, 2017.
I was a child of the sixties – literally, as those were my elementary school years. I grew up in a lower-middle-class suburb of Los…
Boonville's "Ricard Building," at the corner of Highway 128 and Haehl Street, has stubbornly remained vacant and derelict for decades.
In response to last week’s tragedy, CalTrans spokesman Hank Hackysack III announced a new, mandatory program for all employees and contractors. "When I heard that…
We returned four days later (Thursday, Dec 4) at another low tide. Three more inches of rain had fallen the previous couple days. The river was noticeably muddier, and the mouth's channel was deeper and wider.
As the Giants took the field, we saw they were taking this opportunity to give many of their regular players some much needed rest.
It was a late summer afternoon in Anchorage, Alaska. Dale and I were outside, in the backyard of the small house we rented. We lived…