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KZYX News Department

KZYX reporters and independent journalists cover local news for Mendocino County, California, Monday through Friday in six and a half minute reports. The KZYX News podcast is available for redistribution under CC BY 4.0, or the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.

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Vision for Cannery, Co-ops Takes Shape on the...

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2025/04/04

In February, the California Department of Food and Agriculture announced up to $2 million in funding for new farm to community food hub programs. The announcement caught the eye of local entrepreneur Paul Katzeff. About fifty years ago, Katzeff tried to start a community cannery in Mendocino County. He failed to get funding, but he didn’t give up on the idea.

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In the Face of Community Opposition, Fort Bragg...

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2025/04/03

The Fort Bragg City Council has unanimously approved plans for an 87-unit apartment complex. The decision, made at the last meeting of the city council, comes as California cities face increasing pressure from the state to approve new housing. Councilmember Lindy Peters said opponents could appeal to the coastal commission.

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Cannabis Ordinance Discussion Has Been "Beat to Death"

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2025/04/02

The tussle between cannabis farmers and their neighbors over how much cannabis can be grown next door continued at the last meeting of general government committee on March 26th. But there were signs that the issue may have played itself out, with some cannabis farmers on small plots questioning the push by a small number of farmers to push for a reinterpretation of the ordinance that would benefit them.

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Welfare Checks Lead to Arrests for Attempted Murder;...

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2025/04/01

Recent welfare checks in Fort Bragg and Little River led to two separate arrests for attempted murder and the City of Fort Bragg is seeking to close a $7 million funding gap for its broadband initiative with a proposed loan.

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Willits Parts Ways with City Manager

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2025/03/31

The announcement came late Friday, following a closed session of the Willits City Council to evaluate City Manger Brian Bender’s job performance. After the meeting, Mayor Larry Stranske made a brief statement during the public portion of the meeting—but offered few details.

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Body Identifications, Water Policy Debate and Salmon...

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2025/03/28

Authorities identify two deceased individuals in separate Mendocino and Humboldt County cases. The Mendocino Farm Bureau speaks up for farmers in Siskiyou over water regulations.

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Arrest in Firecracker Assault; Improving Tsunami...

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2025/03/27

Today in local news … a 21 year old from Fort Bragg has been charged with participating in an attack on a 68 year old woman that was filmed and shared on social media …. In the wake of Wednesday’s Tsunami drill, we ask what makes a practice drill a success … and some takeaways from Wednesday’s Congressional Hearing on whether to continue funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

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District Attorney Faces Scrutiny Over Banquet...

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2025/03/26

Vindicated of any wrongdoing, Mendocino County Auditor-Controller Treasurer-Tax Collector Chamise Cubbison appeared before the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday to answer questions about the collection of transient occupancy tax and the county’s indirect cost recovery processes. Meanwhile, District Attorney David Eyster, who had previously filed criminal charges against Cubbison, is now under public scrutiny for his own use of public funds.

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Supervisors to Consider Support for Salmon Restoration

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2025/03/25

The Board of Supervisors is being asked to take a stand for salmon restoration in the Klamath River Basin.

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New Federal Immigration Registration Form Sparks...

KZYX News ·

2025/03/24

U.S. immigration officials are rolling out a new registration requirement for non-citizens staying longer than 30 days. Critics warn the updated system—now featuring online forms —could spark fear in immigrant communities and hinder compliance

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Mendo Food Network Coping with Cuts and Uncertainty

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2025/03/21

Amanda Friscia, executive director of the Mendo Food Network, describes the impact on local food distribution the U.S. Department of Agriculture has halted millions of dollars worth of deliveries to food banks without explanation.

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Ukiah City Council Addresses Mapping Changes; Fee...

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2025/03/20

The Ukiah City Council on Wednesday addressed three issues, including mapping updates to flood zones and fire hazard severity zones, electricity fee increases, and increases in business license fees.

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Fort Bragg Mill Site Truce Could Have Unintended...

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2025/03/19

Last week, the Fort Bragg City Council voted to pause a lawsuit it had been pursuing against a davis-based business entity known as the Mendocino Railway and instead to pursue a master development agreement with said entity for the 400-acre oceanfront property known as the mill site. In doing so, is the city shirking its responsibility to enforce state and local laws? Peter McNamee is a concerned citizen who has been following the issue.

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Wife and Mother of Alleged Serial Killer Dismiss...

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2025/03/18

The wife of an alleged serial killer and the mother of his accuser dismisses the allegations, while the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office says its investigation into claims that an 86-year-old resident of the Sherwood Oaks skilled nursing facility yielded no evidence to substantiate the allegations.

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A 4.4 Magnitude Earthquake and ICE in the Mendocino

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2025/03/17

For weeks, social media personalities have taken it upon themselves to broadcast warnings about the presence of federal immigration agents in Mendocino County. Now, it turns out that ICE has been in the community all along, doing what it has been doing for the last six years.

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A 4.4 Magnitude Earthquake and ICE in the Mendocino

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2025/03/17

For weeks, social media personalities have taken it upon themselves to broadcast warnings about the presence of federal immigration agents in Mendocino County. Now, it turns out that ICE has been in the community all along, doing what it has been doing for the last six years.

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Fort Bragg City Council Votes to Continue Skunk Train...

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2025/03/12

The Fort Bragg City Council and dozens of residents spent Monday night engaged in a heated debate over whether or not to extend the existing litigation pause with the Mendocino Railway and pursue a master development agreement. The council ultimately voted for the pause.

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Mendocino Stories: Theater, Community, and Resilience...

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2025/03/11

Mendocino College Theater will present "Mendocino Stories: Instructions for Living in a Broken World" over the next two weekends, beginning Thursday, March 13, at the Mendocino College Center Theater on the Ukiah campus.

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Ukiah Valley Fire Authority Struggles As Fire Hazards...

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2025/03/10

From Mendocino County Public Broadcasting, this is the KZYX News for Monday, March 10th, I’m Elise Cox. CAL FIRE recently expanded the fire hazard severity zones for all of Mendocino County. By far the biggest impact of the reclassification is in Ukiah. According to CAL FIRE the majority of homes on the west side of the city are in a very high fire hazard severity zone. The change comes as the Ukiah Valley Fire Authority grapples with rising costs and increasing call volumes.

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Western Ukiah Is Reclassified as a Very High Fire...

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2025/03/07

Missing man found in Albion; seniors engage in post-card action at the Fort Bragg Senior Center; and Craig Schlatter, the Director of Community Development for the City of Ukiah briefed the City Council on Wednesday on new CAL FIRE maps that reclassify large areas of the city as being at a higher risk of fire.

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