Fort Bragg News

The board of trustees of the Redwoods Community College District unanimously approved a recommendation from Kathy Smith, president of College of the Redwoods, to negotiate a memorandum of understanding with Mendocino College to allow classes to continue at CR's Fort Bragg campus in the fall.

Russ Faust hopes to raise enough money via crowd-funding to acquire and bring the dormant Old Coast Hotel back to life as one of Fort BraggOs favorite attractions.

Living National Treasure, Dr. Shozo Sato, performs the Japanese Tea Ceremony in front of a Ganbare banner during SaturdayOs remembrance of the devastation brought upon Fort BraggOs sister city, Otsuchi, by the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami.

Kimberly Kler, project manager for the Northwest Training and Testing Area Environment Impact Statement, talks to local ocean activist Ann Rennacker before last FridayOs meeting at the Redwood Coast Senior Center in Fort Bragg.

After 13 and a half years with The Mendocino Beacon and the Fort Bragg Advocate-News, court reporter Don Claybrook's life has taken a dramatic turn.

Thomas R. Patten, 45, of Fort Bragg, was arrested at 9:38 a.m. Friday on suspicion of driving under the influence and driving with a blood-alcohol level greater than the legal limit, and booked at the county jail under $30,000 bail.

The Mendocino County Library wants to hear from you! Three public meetings, designed to provide a forum for public comments on the future direction of the library, will be occurring in March.

Organizers will be planning a series of events and entertainments for the 24 hours of Relay.

Sherry Lynn Glaser, 53, was arrested on suspicion of possession and cultivation of marijuana for sale and maintaining a place for selling drugs.

A pit bull was surrendered by its owners last week after reportedly biting a woman in Fort Bragg, the Fort Bragg Police Department reported.

A military judge on Tuesday dismissed the jury in the midst of an Army general's court martial on sexual assault charges to give prosecutors and defense lawyers time to hammer out a plea deal in the closely watched case.

A military judge was considering Monday whether a top lawyer at the Pentagon unlawfully interfered in the case against a brigadier general charged with sexual assault, threatening the high-profile court martial.

The judge in the case against an Army general believed to be the highest-ranking U.S. military officer to be tried on sex assault charges began considering new evidence Monday that a top lawyer at the Pentagon may have unlawfully interfered in a decision on whether to accept a plea agreement that was ultimately rejected.

Crashing and a massive rumble can be heard as the 1906 earthquake that shook Northern California is reenacted on stage.

With the filing deadline today, a number of candidates appear to be waiting until the last minute to get their paperwork in.

SP+ Gameday is joining Kurt Busch, in his salute to recognize fallen U.S. Army Sgt.

Natalya Burke of Carlotta is the featured artist this month at Strehl's Family Shoes & Repair, on the corner of 12th and Main streets in Fortuna.

Opening statements are set to begin at Fort Bragg in the court-martial of an Army general accused of sexually assaulting a captain under his command.

Weapons testing is what is new in the Navy's plans for offshore military activity during 2015-2020, but there is a lot to read about whales.

The Beaty Biodiversity Museum in Vancouver, B.C., hosted a series of previews of the whale exhibit before the rest of the museum opened.