Weather summary and air quality outlook for the Bay Area
Regional forecast notes a Pacific storm approaching the Northwest with a trailing front bringing clouds and rain later today and tonight. Cooler air arrives tomorrow with sun breaks, southwest winds 4 to 8 knots, and generally smooth waters. Regional cities show mild temperatures in the 60s and 40s.
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Mendocino Transit Authority holiday bus service notes
Mendocino Transit Authority MTA will not run on Christmas or New Years Day with exceptions. Roundtrip Inland and Coast Service to Santa Rosa runs New Years Day. Route 65 operates Ukiah to Santa Rosa on New Years Day. Coast south service on holidays limited. Dial A Ride and other routes suspended. Check MTA website for schedules and alerts.
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Mendocino County approves salary increases for elected officials
The board approved raises for elected department heads including sheriff and district attorney, with salaries set at 153 569 for Sheriff and District A1 and 133 530 for editor, 127 171 for treasurer and assessor. The vote was 4-1 with McCowen in dissent. The measure links board pay to department heads, aiming to align with market levels, despite concerns over generosity and past pay gaps.
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Ukiah Waste Solutions Faces Criticism Over Flat-Rate Garbage Proposal
City residents gathered at a public hearing as officials push a fixed charge plan that eliminates 10 and 20 gallon rates. Critics warn the change triples some bills while supporters say it standardizes curbside collection across garbage recycling and yard waste. The council voted to continue the hearing to December 20.
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Mobile Estates Rent Hikes Prompt Senior Residents to Seek Guidance
Mobile docino Mobile Estates, a 55 plus community, faces rent increases starting January 1, 2018, with some residents seeing up to 17 percent increases and new month to month leases. Residents met with Golden State Mobile Home Owners League for lease clarity and procedures while SAR Enterprises Management reviews compliance. SAR CEO Robert Ridino was slated to attend a follow up meeting with park management VP Jesse Hunt to discuss changes to the rental agreement and address resident inquiries.
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