Communication

KZYX is community Public Radio for all of Mendocino County and beyond. We are news, information, culture and entertainment from around the globe and from just around the corner. We're a member-owned public radio nonprofit with nationally syndicated programs from NPR, PRI, APM and Pacifica and we are community raido with locally produced programs from friends and neighbors. And when there are fires, road closures or other emergencies, we're the best place to go on the radio dial.

The Skunk Radio is an American radio station broadcasting an adult contemporary format.

You'll hear the latest trending new music by today's top artists. We are the only station with local personalities and local news, weather, & traffic as well as information about what is going on in our communities. Our live, interactive contests and remote broadcasts keep as an active part of our community.

To provide timely and accurate reports of local and state events, including weather, news and community events. To offer a forum open to all residents of the area for the discussion of public issues. To broadcast and produce a diversity of programs designed to educate, entertain and inform. To reach and engage all voices in our coastal listening area. To develop programs in a multilingual format in order to serve our Pomo and Latino community members in the languages they speak and understand. To collaborate on youth projects. To invite community participation through outreach and training in broadcasting and journalism.

We help bring low - cost internet service and affordable computers to those who need it.

Provides a temporary discount on monthly broadband bills for qualifying low - income households.

Otter.ai uses AI to write automatic meeting notes with real-time transcription, recorded audio, automated slide capture, and automated meeting summaries.

To get a Free phone, you must have on hand: Government ID, Last four numbers of your social security number, Physical Address (no PO box), Valid Email Address, Eligibility documentation (SNAP, Medicaid/Medical, SSI, Free Lunch, etc).

The Anderson Valley Advertiser (AVA), Boonville's weekly newspaper, was founded in 1956 by Homer Mannix. In 1984, Bruce Anderson purchased the paper and changed its focus, emphasizing environmental and political issues. Since then it has consistently published — among the news of local fire district controversies and county supervisor meetings — some of the most imaginative and well-written articles and stories found in the American press. Because of the quality of output, and its independent nature, this small-town weekly has earned a national circulation as the last of the old fashioned newspapers, unbeholden to advertisers, or even its readers. You haven’t read another paper like it because there isn’t one.

The very first newspaper in Santa Rosa – the parent of today’s Press Democrat, was begun in 1857, just three years after Santa Rosa was chosen as the seat of Sonoma County and seven years after California became a part of the United States.

The Ukiah Daily Journal, as a news gathering organization, is proud to share the longest continual historic record of Mendocino County, California. Founded in 1860, it has been a source of news and a record of the historic events of Mendocino County ever since.