Justine Frederiksen

3 days ago | ukiahdailyjournal.com | Justine Frederiksen

City of Ukiah staff are scheduled to open bids Tuesday for long-awaited work to replace a storm drain at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds that many residents have reported causes flooding in the facility’s parking lot and nearby school grounds. The plans for the repair were approved by the Ukiah City Council earlier this month as part of the Consent Calendar prepared for its June 4 meeting.

5 days ago | ukiahdailyjournal.com | Justine Frederiksen

Many people hope to travel after retirement, often dreaming about driving across the United States. And the Oslunds of Willits were just one local couple who shared that dream. Shared, that is, because this year they made that vision a reality, hitching their 18-foot teardrop trailer to the back of their pickup truck in March and driving from Mendocino County to North Carolina, completing an epic trip of 10,833 miles, 14 National Parks and three presidential libraries in about 10 weeks.

1 week ago | theava.com | Justine Frederiksen

After a four-hour meeting full of discussion and public comments, the Ukiah Planning Commission decided Wednesday to continue a vote on whether or not to recommend four components of the city’s plan to annex a large number of neighboring properties that are currently under Mendocino County jurisdiction.

1 week ago | sacbee.com | Justine Frederiksen

At its next regular meeting Wednesday, the Ukiah City Council will consider approving the requested demolition of the former Curry's Furniture building on East Perkins Street. According to the staff report prepared for the June 18 meeting, the building's owner, listed as the Pinoleville Pomo Nation, applied in April of 2025 for a permit to demolish the building at 214 East Perkins Street, which is nearly 80 years old.

1 week ago | ukiahdailyjournal.com | Justine Frederiksen

At its next regular meeting Wednesday, the Ukiah City Council will consider approving the requested demolition of the former Curry’s Furniture building on East Perkins Street. According to the staff report prepared for the June 18 meeting, the building’s owner, listed as the Pinoleville Pomo Nation, applied in April of 2025 for a permit to demolish the building at 214 East Perkins Street, which is nearly 80 years old.