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See the Latest Vision for Ukiah’s $150M Courthouse with Its Debated Design
Nine more renderings of the planned $150 million Mendocino County Courthouse in Ukiah have been publicly posted by the state Judicial Council of California, which is overseeing the controversial project. A rendering of the front exterior released in mid-August was greeted with derision by county residents. The latest renderings may...
JUST IN: Plane Crashes Into Residential Neighborhood Setting Blaze and Leaving Thousands in Portland Without Power
A short clip that quickly went viral on X (formerly Twitter) showed flames and a column of smoke billowing from a residential area. The post JUST IN: Plane Crashes Into Residential Neighborhood Setting Blaze and Leaving Thousands in Portland Without Power first appeared on Mediaite.
2 Wind Energy Sites Off Southern Oregon Coast Up For Auction Come October
Following a federal environmental assessment finding that wind energy harvesting at two sites off the Southern Oregon coast would not pose a threat, on Thursday, the Biden administration indicated that bidding to develop these sites would be opened in October. Five areas off the California coast have already been auctioned...
Rogue River Round Up starts September 1st
GRANTS PASS, Ore. – The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is inviting fish enthusiasts to help them remove invasive fish from the Rogue River. Their 6th annual Rogue River Round Up starts September 1. ODFW is asking fisher’s to help them remove pikeminnows and earn prizes while doing...
State lawmakers consider offering home loans regardless of citizenship
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — A first-in-the-nation bill that narrowly passed both houses of the California Legislature is awaiting Governor Newsom’s signature. This proposal — which has been debated contentiously since February — on home loans for undocumented migrants is attracting mixed reactions nationwide, including right here in Kern. Proponents and opponents are weighing in on […]
Do businesses have to let you use their bathroom? | Call Kurtis
SACRAMENTO — Opera Singer Teddy Siegel said that she got caught having to go to the bathroom in New York City's Times Square, but places turned her away saying their restrooms were not public."I was out shopping with my sister, and I realized a little too late that I really had to go to the bathroom, and I had absolutely no idea what to do or where to go," Siegel said.She created a social media account showing restrooms in New York City where you don't have to buy something to use them.Here in California, we found a law that went...
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