Eureka, CA News

• Eureka, CA News
• Eureka council talks budget; proposed spending plan would dip into reserves
• 'The best roller coaster in the world': 44th annual Kinetic Grand Championship starts Saturday
• Clendenen seeking second term as supervisor; sees himself as a consensus-seeker, people person
• Fennell pushing for economic growth; focusing on businesses, education and property rights
• McKinleyville man arrested Thursday in Safeway burglary; couple walks out of store with cash drawer
• Coastal Conservancy approves funding for North Coast restoration projects
• Rio Dell begins wastewater facility construction
• Hertz fined $18K in Humboldt County settlement
• Former deputy may face murder charge; investigation continues into fatal Waterfront Drive motorcycle crash
• Six county school districts in financial jeopardy; record number statewide may not meet fiscal obligations
• Three candidates vie for 1 district supervisor seat with no incumbent in the race
• Election Roundup
• Supervisors vote to operate Grizzly Creek Redwoods State Park; narrowly approve tourism business improvement district
• Consultant says fire consolidation is feasible; report lays long, challenging road to fire department merger
• Wyatt competent to stand trial; judge's ruling paves way for trial in 2010 mutilation case
• APD detains suspect in post office fire; police say arson not related to string of events last year
• CHP to step up traffic enforcement for holiday
• Election Roundup
• Eureka council to review proposed budget
• Fortuna interim city manager on June agenda
• Small quake off Eureka
• Traffic stop leads to cocaine, DMT, LSD bust
• Free Autism Insurance Workshop Helps Eureka Parents Navigate California Mandated Autism Coverage, Senate Bill 946
• Wyatt's competency questioned; judge to determine if Klamath murder-mutilation defendant fit for trial
• No charges in fatal bus crash; DA's office: Driver's conduct not criminal
• General Plan appendix draws fire; planning department error causes some to question process
• Fire captain back home after being reported missing; multiple agencies assisted with search for Chris Jelinek
• Arcata post office changes hours, citing vandalism
• Extreme weather shelter closes for season
• Water District board to meet today
• Decoy operation nets arrest, 3 citations
• Fortuna storage facility burgled
• Landowner holding up Salt River project; county hurdle cleared; design tweaks needed for Coastal Commission permit
• Humboldt Bay water district working on drinking water system improvements
• 20,000 young people to be hired for summer work on public lands, including the Mattole, Klamath
• Man flees into forest after collision near Hiouchi, found later seeking help from campers
• Voter registration deadline looms; official worries of confusion with new primary system
• Clouds may obscure eclipse; Kneeland public viewing, Arcata festival still on
• Supervisors to consider operating Grizzly Creek park; county to inspect, submit grand jury responses
• Consolidation takes center stage; Eureka council, fire district board to meet to discuss merger
• Services district to meet Tuesday in Eureka
• Arcata asks for public input on electricity tax
• Water district changing its meeting days
• Native American language advocate dies; Tom Parsons spent years promoting teaching of Indian languages
• Fortuna tackles $500,000 annual deficit; staff says redevelopment agency elimination created budget gap
• Fiore case closing arguments wrap up; jury takes over Monday in murder trial from '09 car chase
• Status conference set for June in State Bar case against Alexander
• Stop & Shop in Eureka robbed, suspect at large
• National Forest campgrounds open May 25
• Election Roundup
• Authorities bust SoHum grow site on private timber lands, seize 16,465 plants
• Reggae rising and falling on the river; as one festival dies, another looks to return home
• FHS band: Tradition continues; band to play at Golden Gate Bridge's birthday
• Closing arguments begin in murder trial from '09 car chase with police; prosecution maintains Fiore shot friend, then himself
• Eureka City Schools approves Alice Birney modernization; parents bring principal protests to school board
• Eureka police net nearly 5 grams of heroin, loaded gun, cash
• Klamath Riverkeeper files suit over Shasta River dam
• Fortuna council to interview four city manager candidates
• Arcata Fire chief announces retirement
• Body found in bay identified
• Arcata council seeks pledges for public restroom, approves change to panhandling measure
• Two Fortuna teens arrested after high school vandalized; spree leaves more than $10,000 in damage
• Eureka High may offer fall Yurok language class; proposed course awaits board's approval
• Sole Humboldt candidate touts environmental activism background
• Eel River will see extra water release
• Election Roundup
• Delays expected on east Mattole Road
• Council continues discussion of waterfront trail; sets study session for proposed budget
• Humboldt supes delay merging departments; Girard's impending departure prompts new discussion
• State bar files charges against Del Norte DA; Alexander denies allegations, faces disbarment
• Congressional profiles: Former professor Halliwell, Marin businessman Roberts vie for 2nd Congressional District seat
• Manila Community Services District meets Thursday
• 'Click It or Ticket' starts Monday
• Parents plan to protest leadership reorganization; principals to change at three Eureka elementary schools, Zane Middle School
• Coroner close to ID on body found in Humboldt Bay
• State GOP chairman in town Thursday
• Marijuana plants, LSD, explosives found at Herrick Ave. home
• Servicemen, women to get free admission to national parks
• Redway man recovering from stab wounds; transient arrested in Mother's Day brawl claims self defense
• So Cal man pleads in HSU assault case; 30-year-old faces six years in prison for sexual assault, battery
• Bigleggins pleads in child murder case; mixed-martial artist pleads to manslaughter for beating death of 4-year-old
• Body found Monday in Humboldt Bay; deputy coroner says ID could take several days
• Marin supervisor touts Humboldt knowledge
• Marin County activist supports a Green 'New Deal'
• Two arrested in connection with car burglaries
• 1 arrested, 250 motorists screened during checkpoint
• Fortuna man in jail following Arcata fight
• Yurok Tribe celebrates Wellness Court justice system
• Panhandling, climate change on Arcata agenda
• McKinleyville burglary leads police to arrest Eureka woman
• Slide repairs to result in 169 closure
• Planning commission holding Thursday workshop
• HCAOG to meet Thursday in Eureka
• Willow Creek ambulance continues to run; county, tribe, community still seek alternative funding source
• Fortuna High, Dow's Prairie to get new principals; McKinleyville elementary district superintendent to resign
• Solar eclipse coming to town; Coastal North Coasters might see fog, not solar event
• Supervisors to mull nixing newly created position
• Budget on tap for Eureka council; Waterfront Drive funds, bus services also on the agenda
• Burglary suspect arrested outside HealthSPORT
• Trinidad to hold special meeting Wednesday
• Applebee's plans fundraiser for Broadway crash victim
• Firefighters douse blaze in Eureka
• Arcata to start sewer, water line repairs
• Election Roundup
• Rio Dell to discuss budget, Wildwood Avenue
• Budget, city manager on docket for Fortuna meetings
• The cost of state's death penalty; California ballot fight is coming in November
• Eureka man acquitted of murder blames himself for charge; says criminal history and drug use made him an easy target
• Students at Jacoby Creek School say man tried to lure them into bushes
• Yurok Tribe receives $1.1 million to fix Mouth of Klamath Road
• County supervisors to hold Monday workshop
• Planned power outage Monday in McKinleyville
• Crescent City murder case trial set for June
• Disgusted in Hydesville
• Services district to meet twice Monday in McKinleyville
• Election Roundup:
• No more pencils, no more books; HSU and CR celebrate graduation weekend
• A bird's-eye view; three projects -- including eagle cam -- benefit from zoo awards
• Petaluma councilwoman focuses on food security, green energy
• Marin businesswoman touts rural roots, plan for job creation
• Fortuna PD to hold sobriety, license checkpoint
• Eureka parking lot closed next week for sidewalk repairs
• Humboldt Bay Fire holding ceremony today
• Eureka police seek volunteers for patrol program
• Rural post offices to stay open under new proposal; 23 sites in county are now slated for reduced hours
• Scientists free whale from fishing gear in Humboldt Bay
• Congressional profiles: Marin County congressional candidates
• Claim alleges malfeasance in DA's Office; Gallegos: Allegations will be proven false
• Parolee arrested after Westhaven chase
• Election Roundup
• Elderly woman unharmed after 15-foot drop
• DFG to hold meeting on Pacific halibut management
• Planning commission meeting tonight canceled
• 254 marijuana plants seized at McKinleyville home
• Supervisors select interim building and planning director
• Sea rescue: Whale tangled in crab pots off South Jetty
• Accused murderer's testimony continues; Antioch man says he feared for life when leading police chase
• County health suspends food waste pilot program; Cease and desist letter says HWMA is not approved to sort food waste
• Congressional profiles: Mendocino congressional candidates
• Arcata couple arrested during meth bust
• Rio Dell police, Los Angeles man searching for dog
• Eureka to commence Harris Street paving
• Fortuna City Council rejects wrongful death claim
• Coast2Coast RX card marks 2nd-year anniversary
• Arcata Catholic school to close
• Election Roundup
• No trial date set for woman accused of killing boyfriend
• A new system for California ballots in the mail this week
• Girard resigns as director of community development services; taking new job in Santa Clara
• Cross-examination continues in murder trial from '09 car chase; prosecution raises questions about Fiore's testimony
• Trinidad to discuss Verizon antenna at Trinidad Head
• Man arrested for allegedly stabbing adult son
• Trinidad meeting for Azalea Way, Pacific Street improvements
• Cleanup of former Union Pacific Railroad site goes forward
• Election Roundup
• Three Arcata planning commission seats available
• Fortuna High School class shines light on bullying; cyberbullying among primary concerns
• Humboldt school districts update bullying policies; state laws define bullying, emphasize cyberbullying
• Del Norte's drug take-back event gets good participation
• Collision injures four near Crescent City
• Supervisors holding public hearing on transit needs; reorganizing public works, community development services
• Fire in Arcata engulfs four apartments Saturday; residents displaced, one man flown to UC Davis
• Fortuna may reject wrongful death claim; public art also on city council agenda
• Election Roundup
• Smith River National Recreation Area workshops
• Services district to meet Tuesday in Eureka
• Arcata Planning Commission meeting canceled
• Business community anticipates opening of Walmart at mall; one local shop moving online
• Eureka city manager to retire Dec. 31; city moving forward with police chief recruitment
• Humboldt joining regional approach to manage invasive mussels; Quagga and zebra mussels attach to boats, overtake ecosystems
• Mountain lion seen near Fickle Hill Road in Arcata
• Fund created for family displaced by fire
• Road work starts Monday on State Route 254
• County supervisors holding Monday workshop
• Sheriff's Office seeking owners of abandoned pit bulls
• CalRecycle grants awarded in Del Norte, Humboldt
• Election Roundup:
• PG&E patrolling Humboldt by helicopter this week
• Alleged drunk driver pleads not guilty to murder; Brooke Hames faces multiple charges in connection with Monday's crash
• Yurok Tribe revisits Redwood National Park land transfer; tribe holding public meetings next week on revised legislation
• Murder trial from '09 car chase heats up; Fiore takes the stand in his own defense Thursday
• Case proceeding for Crescent City woman accused of killing boyfriend
• Fishing fleet sues feds, says water exports hurt salmon
• Election Roundup
• Search warrant leads to heroin arrests
• Honeymooner convicted of domestic violence
• Suspect in bank robbery arrested
• 'After Earth' wraps, Will Smith and company move on to next location; hustle and bustle of production is fading
• Arcata man's condition upgraded following auto collision; candlelight vigil for Danielle Weaver scheduled
• Arcata moves forward on high electricity use tax; council hopes to place tax on November ballot
• Cal State employees authorize two-day strike if talks fail; HSU union VP on voter turnout: 'We really shook the bushes'
• Election Roundup
• Bayshore Mall Coast Central Credit Union robbery suspect identified
• County planning commission meets tonight
• Community invited to free fire safety workshop
• Utah traffic stop leads to marijuana, cash
• Open Door Community Health Centers in Arcata gets grant
• U.S. DOT holds contest for student software developers
• Eureka woman accused of murder following crash; Arcata mother killed; father in critical condition
• Defendant acquitted in decade-old murder case; Miller released from Humboldt jail Tuesday
• Humboldt budget outlook better, but still lacking; supervisors approve two new advisory committees
• Council approves $135, 000 in funding for chamber; Main Street funding headed to budget process
• Man arrested for threatening woman with machete was victim's brother
• Public invited to housing needs presentation
• Election roundup
• Lawsuit challenges Willits bypass project
• McKinleyville holding general plan meeting
• HSU herbarium completes digitization project; collection will join statewide database
• DA: DNA key evidence in 10-year-old murder case; defense in Miller trial says investigation haphazard in closing arguments Monday
• Arcata to discuss residential energy tax; move would impact high-use homes
• Former North Coast community health center director drowns
• SoHum superintendent resigns over budget cuts; Jim Stewart says he is looking for a career change
• Stranger in a black sedan approaches 13-year-old girl twice
• Eureka residents question insurance company's pitch
• One woman dead, another in jail following collision
• Overturned travel trailer blocks U.S. 101
• Courthouse lawn fence comes down; county continues to enforce urgency ordinance
• New class, standardized testing on ECS agenda
• DA's office not filing charges in road worker's death
• State allocates $5.1 million for SR 299 repairs
• Eureka High warns of fundraiser scam
• Giant asteroids struck Earth more often than thought
• New Live Cam of California Redwood Forest launched
• Man arrested after allegedly threatening woman with machete
• Chesbro bill to reimburse Mendocino for manhunt is put on hold
• Eel River Recovery Project plans Water Day at Mateel
• State Parks supporters concerned over early closures; Standish Hickey supporters submit partnership plan
• Supervisors to receive budget update Tuesday; county's general fund tops $2M; reserves running low
• Eureka looks at funding for business organizations; Chamber of Commerce, Main Street funding on agenda
• Scientists to test new acoustical hydrophones on Trinity River
• Rio Dell to approve Wildwood Avenue streetscape project
• MCSD to meet Wednesday in McKinleyville
• Crescent City Harbor district will discuss boat storage
• ACRC mulling options for shuttered plant after sale nixed; lawsuit against HWMA moves forward
• EPD officer breaks nose while tackling 'occupier'; courthouse activity more manageable after urgency ordinance
• Humboldt supervisors holding Monday meeting
• Comment period extended for general plan documents
• Forest Service to accept electronic payments
• Orchestra concert Sunday in Crescent City
• Nighttime repairs to close state Route 169
• Forest Service to auction vehicles, equipment online
• Election Roundup
• Don't want a SmartMeter? PG&E would like to hear from you by May 1
• Highway 101 plan pulled from Coastal Commission agenda; concerns raised about proposed corridor changes
• Neighbors appeal Cypress Grove permit; project will go before Arcata City Council
• Coastal commission exec looks at challenges ahead; Humboldt Bay Symposium addresses culture, history, science
• Crescent City woman accused of killing boyfriend arraigned Thursday; defense says woman was in violent relationship; victim's mother defends Fitzhugh in court
• Crescent City to hold prescription drug collection
• 285 marijuana plants seized from Fieldbrook home
• Conservation easement near Willow Creek protects Port Orford cedar
• Hwy. 101 closed Thursday near Trees of Mystery
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife recommends downlisting of rare Humboldt plant
• Election Roundup
• Proposed bill aims to change crabbing regulations
• Three arrested on suspicion of selling heroin
• Bagels and booze: Hollywood production enjoys local products 'After Earth' expected to bring millions to county economy
• Community rallies around Alice Birney following bike theft; new bicycles, locks, money donated
• HSU faculty voting on strike authorization; faculty Association members join statewide vote
• Three sought in stolen credit card purchases
• Eureka man accused of swinging ax at wife
• Election Roundup
• Environmental group threatens to sue over Humboldt marten
• Humboldt near top of annual air quality report
• Fortuna City Council to meet Friday
• Blackouts reported in Arcata, McKinleyville
• Klamath River cleanup set for Saturday
• High speed chase on Broadway ends in struggle with police
• Thieves steal children's bicycles from Alice Birney; students had worked on the bikes, planned to ride in Rhody parade
• Mountain lion sightings reported in Arcata; HSU student reports cougar at Spear, West End Road
• Redwood lumber marketing project launching soon; supervisors approve using Headwaters Fund grant
• Traffic stop leads to parolee arrest, meth bust
• McKinleyville pot bust yields 1,600 plants
• Transient found dead Tuesday in Eureka
• ureka approves Lost Coast Brewery general plan amendment
• More than 5,500 marijuana plants seized Monday
• Candidate forum on Thursday
• Fieldbrook live-fire training scheduled for Saturday
• Garberville man arrested after offering pills, entering home
• Girlfriend arrested after Crescent City man shot, killed; motive in Sunday incident still under investigation
• Teen parents speak out about support program in jeopardy; Eureka City Schools cutting Cal-SAFE funds
• Blue the ox dies on Sunday; iconic animal had dozens of visitors, willing helpers
• Fortuna, residents to discuss reservoir project; existing tank set for demolition at month's end
• Successful Eel River boat rescue Saturday
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office rescues multiple swimmers Sunday
• Election Roundup: House party planned Thursday for supervisor candidate Seidner
• Humboldt officials focus on child abuse prevention programs; drug use, isolation by parents a particular county concern
• Northcoast Environmental Center cleanup reaches milestone
• Greenbelt sweeps highlight ongoing cycle; Eureka police find drugs, criminals, families at homeless campsites
• Eureka man arrested after caller reports possible burglary attempt
• College of the Redwoods offers insight on local elections; course offers political theory as well as campaigning
• Celebrity bovine's ordeal continues; Bobcat lifts 'Blue' the ox, but he's too weak to stand
• Credit union at Bayshore Mall robbed Saturday
• Services district to meet Tuesday in Eureka
• Blue Lake looking over leases, parks appointment
• Humboldt County DA's Office holding candlelight vigil Thursday
• Humboldt County Supervisors to discuss Headwaters Fund projects Tuesday
• Eureka to discuss Lost Coast Brewery project
• Arcata Planning Commission to meet Tuesday
• Fortuna Planning Commission meeting canceled
• Former Del Norte DA arrested Thursday night; Riese allegedly driving under the influence
• Eureka family welcomes Marine home; Anthony Baker visits family after seven-month Afghanistan tour
• Wrongful death claim filed in Fortuna officer-involved shooting; claim calls shooting 'unjustifiable'
• Placerville woman facing attempted homicide change for kicking child; Molly Faye Barnes pleads not guilty, bail set at $75,000
• Fortuna High students schooled on DUIs
• Authorities: Eureka man arrested after hopping fence with knife
• Traffic fine amnesty nearing close
• 'Blue' the ox slides back into ditch overnight; Bobcat will try to lift Blue this morning
• EPD officers make warrant arrest, find cocaine and cash
• County supervisors holding Monday workshop
• Election Roundup
• Caltrans work closing offramp on U.S.101
• State parks to start closing, reducing services May 1
• Trinity River water increases begin today
• Election Roundup: Central Labor Council makes supervisorial endorsements
• Election Roundup: Sonoma County Farm Bureau endorses Lawson
• Election Roundup: Sierra Club endorses Huffman for 2nd Congressional District
• Lawson says decision to sit out elections was wrong; she leads congressional pack in quarterly fundraising
• Irrigation piping in a public forest? Pull over, says bill; legislation ups penalties for illegal marijuana grows
• Blue the ox rescued from ditch; animal recovering, owners hopeful
• Rare bird never recorded in Humboldt spotted Thursday
• Taxi argument, concealed handgun result in two arrests
• Nearly 600 marijuana plants seized from Eureka home; drug task force agents also find hashish lab
• EPD arrests four Thursday linked to Third Street heroin house
• Authorities convince man to drop knife in Loleta
• APD handing out LED lights to skateboarders
• Man accused of 11-month-old's death declared dead
• Fortuna school bus driver placed on paid administrative leave; bus collision with pedestrian leaves woman dead
• McKinleyville family's lawsuit over home improvements continues; county says court has no jurisdiction in easement case
• Child kicked in downtown Arcata, sent to hospital; woman jailed on battery charges
• Fortuna PD arrest two burglary suspects
• Bomb squad called to Hoopa residence Tuesday
• Election Roundup: Sierra Club endorses Adams for 2nd Congressional District
• Wanted parolee arrested Tuesday in Hoopa
• Reno arrest leads to Greenwood Heights pot grow
• Rio Dell holds special meeting today
• Crescent City waives conflict of interest in harbor annexation
• Manila Community Services District meets
• 84-year-old woman killed by school bus in Fortuna; students offered counseling after Tuesday collision
• Redwoods State Park to play role of a lifetime; area shoot of new Will Smith movie begins Monday
• Eureka City Council scraps Waterfront Drive extension; alternative projects possible in future
• Ferndale dedicates new sewer plant; wastewater plant first of its kind in Humboldt County, water officials say
• EPD arrests suspected burglar
• CHP honors officer killed in 1981, unveils highway sign
• Crescent City man sentenced for felony firearm possession
• HCAOG meets Thursday in Eureka
• McKinleyville School District meets
• Magnitude-4.1 earthquake off Eureka
• Supervisors discuss agricultural center, Humboldt Made Fair
• SoHum school board meets
• Missing hiker found near Shelter Cove
• Planning commission holding Thursday workshop
• Fortuna police release names of officers involved in March shooting; officers back on duty, actions deemed appropriate
• Preliminary hearing scheduled for elementary school teacher suspected of growing marijuana; Kneeland resident on paid administrative leave
• Local coastal programs safe for now; Coastal Commission staff says bill axing programs is dead
• Supes plan to postpone Klamath update
• Humboldt Bay names Oregon port manager CEO
• Arcata police to step up 4/20 enforcement
• Contracts, classified positions on NoHum agenda
• Internet sting nets alleged prostitutes, Johns
• Eureka woman hits power pole; SR 255 shut down for more than an hour
• Arcata to discuss electricity tax, inflow and infiltration; council to look at parking and nuisance house
• Bayshore Mall speaking with new potential stores: Dick's Sporting Goods, Olive Garden and Marshalls rumored to be interested
• Tuesday is Tax Day : Local accountants offer tips for last-minute filers
• Escaped inmate recaptured near camp in Klamath
• Man escapes from minimum-security camp near Klamath
• Eureka looks at last push for Waterfront Drive extension; city staff asks council to move forward now or scrap project
• Bill looking to ax local coastal programs raises hackles in Humboldt; would affect ability to issue coastal development permits
• County may market Humboldt Made Fair in June; supervisors receiving update on Klamath dam removal
• Fish and Game seeks comment on SHARE changes
• Klamath-Trinity School District to meet
• Rio Dell council to meet about streetscape, city manager
• State Parks to raise annual pass fees
• Fortuna to discuss finances, city attorney evaluation
• Election Roundup: Local wineries join Fennell at picnic benefit
• Election Roundup: Adams receives endorsement from Marin women's group
• Crescent City commission to meet on possible annexation of harbor
• Infant found dead off Highway 299; police say man faces homicide, kidnapping charges
• Miranda boy wins National Geographic Kids contest; youth headed to Montana in July to go exploring
• Jefferson School grant spurs westside hope; community center renovation on track
• County public health staff visiting low-income residents
• Nearly 500 marijuana plants seized in McKinleyville
• St. Joseph Hospital recognized for excellence in lactation care
• Aquaculture forum Tuesday in Eureka
• Free CPR classes today at Bayshore Mall
• HWMA rejects ACRC purchase offer
• Ukiah man accused of murdering neighbor waives prelim
• Eureka settles Owsley harassment lawsuit for $150,000; complaint centered on former police Chief Garr Nielsen
• Chemist hopes to open microdistillery in Fortuna; planning commission approves conditional use permit
• Myrtletown dispensary owner heads to court Monday; DOJ says case may go federal
• HSU announces excellence awards
• Redding police search Thursday for 1-year-old boy
• Eureka man found guilty of having drug house
• Jefferson School project gets $3.3 million grant
• HumCPR files lawsuit against county for 'shaded' parcels
• Fortuna police arrest Fairfield murder suspect
• North Coast tribes ask Fish and Game correction on marine protected areas; Humboldt stakeholders continue to express support for process
• Family, friends remember Clam Beach Run founder; Ford Hess was dedicated to fitness and health
• Myrtletown dispensary owner awaits charges in Pennsylvania; Humboldt officials recover plants, cash and firearms
• Meth, pot, heroin found at Eureka home
• Charges dropped on Fernbridge Market owner
• Washington Elementary School wins academic award
• Cypress Grove creamery project approved
• Humboldt Hill Road construction starting Monday
• American Airlines deal a bust, for now; Arcata/Eureka service might start spring 2013
• McKinleyville man gets 42 years to life for murder in second degree; Jacob Steele apologizes to victim's family
• Humboldt Waste Management Authority considers Samoa plant purchase; Arcata Community Recycling Center offers $4.5M price, will drop suit at close of escrow
• Supes approve borrowing $6.5M for public works projects
• Humboldt County nurse-family program expands
• Election Roundup: Solomon endorsed by California Federation of Teachers
• Eureka gas prices rise while state average drops
• Local teacher, woman arrested for marijuana grow arraigned Tuesday
• Rio Dell middle schoolers place in sustainability competition
• Murder trial of '09 bullet-ridden high-speed chase begins; attorneys offer opening arguments in Fiore case Monday
• Humboldt Waste Management Authority moves forward on food waste digester
• Scarce water spreads disease on waterfowl refuge
• Deputies arrest six during courthouse vigil; Saturday evening protest planned to 'test' urgency ordinance
• Panel advances Karuk tribe gaming
• North Coast Railroad Authority meets Wednesday
• Passenger killed, driver taken to hospital following Weott crash
• Sheriff's office finds two lost hikers
• Police chase in Eureka ends in arrest Monday
• Two men cited in booze-for-minors sting
• Baroni to move into Plaza Design space
• Officials begin to fix glitches to North Coast tsunami system; electric system for Manila's siren to be replaced, new antenna planned for siren in Orick
• State Parks looking for concession operators
• Two juveniles cited during Arts! Alive as Eureka police step up patrols; reported physical fight disbands before officers arrive
• Rep. Mike Thompson secures $739,800 grant for Eureka Fire Department to help replace aging ladder truck
• No injuries in Eureka structure fire
• Eureka Planning Commission to discuss capital improvement plan
• Eucalyptus tree project before Coastal Commission; Caltrans plans to cut trees down to stumps for aviation regulations
• Crescent City harbor repairs on coastal commission's agenda; staff recommends approval with special conditions
• Eureka residents win local 'The X Factor' talent competition; three head to San Francisco auditions as part of TV promo
• Supervisors to look at bonds for public works projects; county needs more than $6.5 million in funding
• Services district to meet Tuesday in Eureka
• Cypress Grove expansion before Arcata Planning Commission
• Rio Dell meeting set for Wildwood Avenue project
• Brandy distillery proposed for Fortuna
• More questions than answers on American Airlines contract
• Humboldt County medical marijuana dispensary owner arrested in Pennsylvania; THC owner faces trafficking charges
• Eureka traffic stop leads to mobile home meth bust, two arrests; detectives also find marijuana, cocaine, drug packaging supplies
• Hostage negotiators talk down suicidal gunman
• Blue Lake City Council to review monthly financial report
• County supervisors holding Monday workshop
• Trinidad to take up sales tax discussion again
• State DOJ agents serve search warrant at Myrtletown dispensary; The Humboldt County Collective doors shut
• Roland Raymond turns himself in to authorities Thursday; former Yurok Tribe forestry director accused of embezzling federal funds
• Feds won't protect Upper Klamath chinook salmon
• CARE customer arrested in pot bust
• General plan environmental documents available for review
• Police in Rio Dell arrest theft suspects
• Arcata Council dedicates road to MLK, advances mobile home park, stands by planters
• Deputies arrest stabbing suspect
• No leads in horse killings
• Judge orders Caltrans to redo Richardson Grove maps; plaintiffs' motion to strike witness testimony denied
• Headwaters at a standstill over airline funding; organization's charter restricts county from repaying loan
• Lost Coast Brewery project moves forward; final approval of amendments on tap at next meeting
• Hailstorm wreaks havoc on Highway 101; collisions send three people to the hospital, one with major injuries
• Lawsuit challenges suction dredges for gold mining
• Eureka burglars make off with X-ray machine
• Garberville man wanted in stabbing case
• Clendenen opens campaign office, names campaign co-chairs
• St. Joseph and Redwood Memorial Hospitals CEO resigns
• Old Town fire likely caused by oil-soaked rags
• Supervisors get update on pending American Airlines contract; tribal seat on HCAOG discussed, forwarded to its board
• Humboldt's smaller districts shoulder pink slip burden; layoffs, reduction in hours tax small schools' already limited resources
• Peter Douglas, champion of the California coast, dies at 69
• Fortuna selects Roseville firm for city manager search
• ECS to discuss district's annual plan, budget
• Census data from 1940 released online Monday; locals excited about new, detailed information
• Two die in storm-related crashes: Slides and flooding close county roads; March exceeds rainfall average
• Humboldt Planning Commission meets Thursday
• Two males stabbed Friday night at party in Carlotta
• Hikers stranded by rising creeks, located Saturday
• Crescent City Harbor Commission meets today
• Suspect in standoff remains unnamed
• ECS to discuss district's annual plan, budget
• Tanker truck rolls off embankment near Klamath
• Employee benefits, audit report before Arcata City Council
• Wanted parolee arrested by Del Norte County authorities
• Klamath-Trinity to discuss classified staff hours
• 'Everything we had was gone': Tea Garden residents reflect on arson that has not yielded suspect
• Turning a dark past into a bright future: CR student wants to use his criminal past to help others
• Murder-suicide this week identifies need for domestic violence awareness; Eureka man shoots former lover in Oregon, turns gun on self
• Drier conditions expected Sunday before another storm on Tuesday; next bout of rain could move through the area faster than the last
• Eureka Council will discuss Lost Coast Brewery project; city staff recommends resolutions to allow development
• Supervisors to mull adding tribal seat to transportation board; update on expected new air service at Arcata/Eureka Airport
• Fortuna City Council has city manager search, public transportation on agenda
• MCSD to meet Wednesday in McKinleyville
• Heavy rain, strong wind expected today; storm floods roads, causes landslides, car accidents
• Two horses unloaded from trailer, shot in head; sheriff's and Fish and Game wardens looking for answers
• Trash to treasure: Odds & Ends promotes creative reuse as an alternative to landfill
• Police respond to report of threat from firearm in Arcata
• DUI arrest in Petrolia crash that injured four
• Humboldt County holding Monday workshop
• Election Roundup: Fennell opening campaign headquarters April 7
• Election Roundup: Seidner endorsed by Humboldt County Democratic Central Committee
• 911 call leads to meth arrest on State Route 299
• McKinleyville woman arrested following solo car accident
• Bringing in the money: Supervisor candidates file finance disclosure forms
• Del Norte state park spared closure, for now; 11 other parks statewide to stay open this summer
• Standing out: Cutten named a California Distinguished School
• Eureka man robbed at gunpoint in Manila; deputies searching for two men, two women
• Couple arrested during McKinleyville pot bust
• Homeless woman dies of suspected overdose
• Courthouse camper found guilty
• Klamath River expected to crest tonight
• Arcata woman sues city, police over potless pot search; suit alleges unlawful search, rough treatment hastened husband's death
• Flood Watch: Wet storm may bring 3 to 8 inches of rain; some areas could see up to 16 inches
• Tsunami test goes off with few glitches; scientists seek public's feedback
• Consolidated district selects superintendent; Patti Hafner to lead Fortuna elementary schools
• Election Roundup: Seidner holding campaign fundraiser Saturday
• Gold Bluffs Beach Campground to open April 1
• Assembly Budget panel backs loans for tsunami repairs
• Woman faints at Arcata HealthSport, breaks window
• Election Roundup: Huffman endorsed by California Federation of Teachers
• Election Roundup: Lovelace endorsed by Humboldt County Democratic Central Committee
• Humboldt supervisors enact 'urgency ordinance'; Protest hours limited; no structures allowed
• Fortuna man killed in State Route 36 crash; Child passengers saved in Good Samaritan rescue
• Scientists linking climate change to plant life cycles; Redwood National Parks looking for monitoring volunteers
• Headwaters awards $750,000 for lumber marketing project; Forest Product Initiative seeks to promote redwood for decks
• Property tax payments due
• Eureka man suspected in murder-suicide; 56-year-old Eurekan among pair of bodies found in Oregon home
• No contract on paper yet with American Airlines; officials confused about contract administration and funding
• St. Joseph, Redwood Memorial announce 68 layoffs; officials cite lack of elective surgeries
• Do you know your tsunami zones? Work group releases updated evacuation maps
• Eureka house fire claims pets
• Police find 'bottle bomb' near Eureka intersection
• Thompson announces Open Door grants; congressman secures $400K for HIV treatment
• Traffic stop leads police to cash, meth
• Steele sentencing postponed
• Humboldt County implementing health care reform initiatives, working to increase healthy food options
• BLM considers controlled burns for prairie restoration; Prosper Ridge Prairie plan comment period ends Friday
• Smullin Foundation gives $400,000 for HSU business internships
• The tragic case of Maggie Jean Wortman: A woman who never had a chance gives her son the same fate
• Emergency ordinance being considered Tuesday by supervisors; draft aimed to alleviate health and safety issues at courthouse
• Bikers take up paintbrushes, help Boys and Girls Club; local Harley Owners Group gives club house much-needed makeover
• Shots fired near G and 11th streets in Eureka
• Tsunami warning test to be held Wednesday
• Humboldt County budget meeting Wednesday
• HCSDto meet Tuesday in Eureka
• Arcata Planning Commission to discuss Cypress Grove expansion
• Arcata woman found after search near Lanphere Dunes
• Fortuna Planning Commission meeting canceled
• Missing Eureka teen found
• Facebook says just say no to giving up passwords, threatens legal action; Eureka attorney says employers could open themselves to liability
• 'Meaner than a pit bull'; victim recounts harrowing home invasion, torture
• American Airlines says it's coming to Humboldt on June 14; County says an agreement has yet to be signed
• Eureka family searching for teenage son
• Man wanted in connection to gas station robbery
• Arcata City Council discusses annexation, energy
• Supervisors holding Monday workshops to hear from employees
• Supervisors to discuss HumCPR lawsuit Tuesday
• Sheriff's Office warns of car break-ins
• The man who saved the Crabs
• Navy discusses sonar training, testing project with public
• Eureka to appeal Cotton verdict; Attorney: 'Judge's ruling is incredibly inaccurate'
• State lawsuit over Richardson Grove heard in court
• McKinleyville man's truck overturns in Wednesday accident
• Deputy DA resigns abruptly; unclear why prosecutor walked away on eve of murder trial
• Alderpoint man airlifted after crash
• Election Roundup: Jared Huffman to attend local events
• ECS board finalizes new superintendent's contract; Fred Van Vleck to start job July 1
• Humboldt Coalition for Property Rights files suit against county
• Dry winter means tough times on the Klamath
• County goes after Bareilles code violations, again; administration hearing comes as felony probation case ends
• Teen hit on 5th Street remains hospitalized in stable condition; police unsure whether they'll recommend charges against driver
• Cheryl Seidner officially announces candidacy for 1st District; focus is on river health, job expansion
• Mother, daughter sue Ingomar Club, allege sexual harassment
• Humboldt Bay harbor revitalization community group meets; group to develop plan as part of county's Prosperity 2012 document
• Trial nears in murder case; jury selection begins in 2009 murder-attempted suicide
• New political organization to host party
• Two people arrested Wednesday for possession of heroin
• Arkleys named Republicans of the Year
• EPD arrests suspect in bank robberies
• Occupy Civil Liberties Working Group holding Saturday workshop
• 14th Annual Great Zoo Egg-Stravaganza
• Judge: No retrial in Cotton wrongful death suit
• Supervisors vote to craft emergency ordinance for courthouse issues; Humboldt County still pursuing American Airlines agreement
• Shooting investigation continues; details surface in Fortuna police deadly force incident
• Employers ask job seekers for Facebook passwords
• Local employers use Facebook too; job services recommend caution when updating online
• Election Roundup: North Coast Building and Construction Trades Council endorses Huffman for Congress
• Harbor district cancels meeting
• Eureka approves business tourism district
• Feds seek public input on eelgrass policy
• Election Roundup: Firefighters endorse Jared Huffman for Congress
• Free carseat inspections at Fortuna Fire Department
• Man arrested at gunpoint in Eureka
• Planning Commission workshop canceled
• Fortuna awards $3.97M reservoir contract to Wahlund; council rejects three lowest proposals, says bids incomplete
• HSU to admit CR students despite admissions halt
• Mom gets six years in prison for son's death; Wortman leaves plea in place in methamphetamine breast milk case
• Development agency backs American Airlines deal; RREDC might serve as contract negotiator
• HSU facing a $5 million funding reduction if tax initiatives fail; Cal State plans to reduce enrollment next year
• Arcata fire claims the lives of baby chickens; residents unhurt
• Arcata council to discuss second units, dispensary moratorium; city will hear report on public restroom
• Cheryl Seidner to announce bid for 1st District supervisor
• Undercover marijuana bust Friday in Manila
• Inmate died of heart attack
• Cold case heads to trial; jury selection under way in 2002 murder case
• General plan draft environmental impact report hearing Thursday
• Humboldt reaching out to mentally ill, homeless; presence at courthouse spurring county response
• Conifers overtaking oak woodlands habitat; Humboldt ranchers now eligible for conservation program
• Pain at the pump: Lack of competition increases gas prices
• Gundersen's felonies reversed; appeals court finds court improperly instructed 2008 jury
• Supervisors to discuss emergency ordinance to deal with protesters; staff expected to give status update on airport revenue guarantee
• Navy holding Eureka meeting on training, testing EIS; sonar testing occurring off Washington coast
• Fortuna poised to award Stewart Street reservoir contract
• Humboldt County budget meeting Wednesday
• Barricaded felon surrenders in Fortuna
• Eureka to discuss tourism business district
• Fortuna to discuss city manager search
• Officer involved shooting leaves Fortuna man dead; 26-year-old killed as he allegedly attempted to strike officer with baton
• Pedersen sentenced to life in prison; white supremacist and girlfriend still could face charges in Humboldt County
• Recent CDC study reveals dangers of raw milk
• Burglary suspect arrested after armed neighbors give chase; suspect found at home, property returned
• Humboldt Taxpayer's League meets
• Power outages Friday
• Man wanted on felony warrant for writing fraudulent checks
• State Route 96 closed Friday due to slide
• Arcata replacing Valley West streetlights
• Crowd running for Congress grows
• United Airlines' new reservation system causing problems; locals concerned about effect at Arcata/Eureka Airport
• CR's new president to focus on accreditation, budget; Kathryn Lehner says she will 'roll up her sleeves and do the job'
• Humboldt County jail inmate dies; death under investigation; no foul play suspected
• Deputies arrest three men for allegedly attempting a home invasion
• Officials ID man killed in Shelter Cove Road accident
• Coroner identifies man killed in Dyerville accident
• Eureka City Schools names superintendent finalist
• Internet prostitution sting nets 3 women
• Stolen vehicle stop nets pot, meth
• Trinidad continues sales tax discussion to April
• Arcata gives $1,500 reward to arson tipsters
• Ferndale football on probation after racial taunting investigation Governing body to require increased fan monitoring at games
• Humboldt schools hand out pink slips, prepare for budget reductions; K-12 officials countywide brace for $6.6 million cut
• Judge determines one tree omitted from Richardson Grove maps; parties can dispute tree-measuring results made during site visit
• APD bust nets pot, dozens of grow lights; home almost entirely converted to large growing operation
• EPD nabs suspected meth dealer
• Arson arrests over Plaza Design's smoking napkin
• Klamath Riverkeeper files intent to sue water district
• Filing period closed for election seats
• Arcata Planning Commission continues Cypress Grove discussion
• Sheriffs bust Fortuna storage unit grow
• Lost hikers found near Trinidad, cited
• Man killed in accident on Shelter Cove Road
• Fortuna PD to conduct St. Patrick's Day DUI sweep
• Mendocino College leader named as CR's new president; current interim president to continue as VP of instruction
• Prosperity 2012 Business Leader Luncheon on Friday
• Man extradited from Vermont pleads not guilty to 2008 murder
• Senators demand Obama restore cuts to tsunami program
• Supervisors researching $1 million loan for airline revenue guarantee; county housing element finalized, off to state
• Supervisors discuss Tourism Business Improvement District; Trinidad Rancheria presents its general plan
• Two pedestrians hit in Eureka; collision sends 17-year-old to hospital with major injuries
• Steele sentencing postponed
• Biologist embezzlement case may go federal
• Smoke leads to 911 call at Plaza Design
• HCAOG meets Thursday in Eureka
• Manila Community Services District meets Thursday
• Planning Commission OKs Lost Coast Brewery project; additional amendments will go in front of city council
• Two coroner's cases in SoHum
• 10-month-old returned to father from Hawaii
• Bayshore Mall robbery suspect wanted in Illinois robbery
• Election Roundup; Karen Brooks holds 'St. Patty's Dinner & Auction'
• Election Round; California Republican Party endorses Dan Roberts
• CR board expected to choose president
• U.S. Postal Service delaying consolidations until after June election
• Fortuna woman sexually assaulted Monday in home invasion
• Alleged pot farm killer pleads not guilty: Wilde makes first appearance in first local federal murder case in decades
• Pedersen pleads to parents' deaths in Washington; unclear what plea will mean for local prosecution
• Local man capitalizes on Linsanity: Eurekan 'still thanking Jeremy for food and transportation'
• Two winter storms to hit North Coast; emergency shelter on standby
• Fortuna man arrested on suspicion of stealing TV, furniture
• Local Coastal Plan, dairy expansion on Arcata planning agenda
• Car crash kills Laytonville woman
• Coastal Commission approves marijuana ordinance; Arcata granted more time for coastal plan update
• Fortuna woman arrested after brandishing knife
• Crescent City man killed Friday in hit-and-run
• McKinleyville Union School District board to meet
• Klamath-Trinity board of education to meet
• One motorist arrested during Fortuna DUI sweep
• Filing period still open for some election seats
• Headwaters Fund could loan Humboldt County $1 million; county considering American Airlines revenue guarantee
• Wilde to make first federal court appearance; records indicate defendant was under financial pressure at time of shooting
• Picking up the pieces: Eureka family displaced by fire seeks community's help
• Girard named economic development and natural resources director; Humboldt County supervisors split on whether it's an interim post
• MCSD to meet Wednesday in McKinleyville
• Trinidad to discuss sales tax extension
• Blue Lake City Council evaluating city manager
• Local game wardens featured on 'Wild Justice' reality show
• Bicoastal Media breaks North Coast fundraising record for St. Jude; radio stations raise $122,730 to battle childhood cancer
• Daylight Saving Time on Sunday, time to change smoke alarm batteries
• Humboldt County budget meeting Wednesday in Redway
• Experts highlight education's role in tsunami preparedness
• Learning from Japan: Local officials refine tsunami preparedness plans; today marks one-year anniversary of tsunami event
• Lost Coast Brewery expansion before Planning Commission; neighbors concerned about views
• Supervisors to hear presentation from American Airlines; public hearing set for Housing Element changes
• County staff researching public assemblage ordinance, attempting to 'define rules that everyone can play by'
• Seabee returns to old haunts: Russell Alber reunited with LCI (L) 1091
• Elections office validating candidates' signatures; Friday marked end of candidacy filing period
• AG takes on Campbell case; investigation continues into fatal crash
• HWMA moves forward on credit cards, releases waste characterization study
• Election Roundup: Estelle Fennell kicks off campaign
• Arcata School District will mull staff reduction letters
• Texting may have been factor in December fatal
• Fortuna high school district issues layoff notices
• EPD bust nabs Eureka man, 45 pounds of pot
• CHP recovers children in Amber Alert
• Caltrans to host Smith River feasibility study Thursday
• Law enforcement officials frustrated with Occupy signs; difference of opinion creates tension with DA's Office
• Signature gathering begins for anti-corporate personhood initiative; drafter says city will be safe from litigation
• Salmon sport fishermen face generous season; fisheries management seeks public comment on season length
• HSU professor examines youth obesity
• Election Roundup: Solomon wins spot among national 'Grassroots All-Stars'
• Permits required for overnight stays in back country
• Four-hour attic standoff in Eureka ends in surrender
• Arcata postpones call on pot dispensary moratorium; City Council also clarifies camping ordinance
• Election Roundup: Clif Clendenen to hold spring celebration dinner
• Sunshine Week panel discussion will focus on broadcast news
• Election Roundup: Adams' agenda highlights jobs, health care, protecting the coast
• Election Roundup: Sonoma County Young Democrats endorse Stacey Lawson for 2nd Congressional District
• Arcata woman locked up on Bay Area pot charges
• A chance encounter led to fatal crash; friend recounts the night of Cara Banducci's fatal accident in Eureka
• New system to manage CalFresh program; former food stamp program is under-utilized in Humboldt county
• Coastal Commission to discuss county pot ordinance; commission will decide on Arcata Local Coastal Plan time extension
• Crescent City commission to meet Friday; harbor contract to advance
• SoHum food labeling group meets weekly
• St. Joseph rehab unit ranked in national survey
• Blood bank in need of A and O blood types
• Harbor District meets tonight on priorities, Chevron dredging
• Eureka police seek man in connection with high-speed chase
• Water district to meet about water resource planning
• EPD recovers 46 shopping carts Wednesday
• County to examine $1M deal with airline; concerns raised about potential plastic bag ban ordinance
• Alleged pot-for-bike trade offer goes awry; sting leads to father-son drug bust, discovery of sewage dump
• City of Eureka finances are in the black; midyear budget report shows city finances ahead of schedule
• Former IRS agent sentenced for pimping Eureka teen
• Waste Management Authority to discuss recycling lawsuit; food digester property, credit cards on agenda
• Southern Humboldt Union meets Thursday
• Water district board to meet
• Blue Lake man arrested with stolen gun
• County budget meeting today in Willow Creek
• Fortuna councilwoman, finance director appointed to RDA committee
• Richardson Grove tree measurements go smoothly, no protesters on site
• Safely back home: Missing dogs rescued from Eel River
• Sentencing postponed in meth breast milk case; defendant may have been misinformed by her attorney, the court
• Headwaters Fund to consider revenue agreement with airline; American Eagle may start service from Humboldt County to Los Angeles
• Suspect eludes police following high-speed chase
• Grand jury seeking citizens; applications due May 11
• Arcata to weigh moratorium on new pot dispensaries
• Wortman plea may be vacated; defendant may have been misadvised in manslaughter case
• Del Norte DA indignant in the face of criticism; Alexander responds to Sac Bee article, editorial calling for resignation
• Study: No increase in severity of wildfires in northwestern California
• Humboldt, Hoopa ask for more water to avoid possible fish kill
• Humboldt County supervisors to review HWMA draft ordinance on plastic bag ban, hear presentation on effects of marijuana industry on banks
• Eureka midyear report: Measure O stabilizes budget; City Council also to handle roadworker's claim
• Occupy group Humboldt Village cleans up Eureka home that was vandalized by other occupiers in January
• Crescent City Harbor Commission to meet Tuesday
• Fish and Game releases draft environmental report, seeks public input
• APD accepting applications for citizens patrol program
• Fortuna to seek proposals in city manager search; council to discuss RDA on Monday
• MCSD to meet Wednesday in McKinleyville
• Six hours of controlled traffic set for Richardson Grove visit; Caltrans warns motorists of delays on U.S. 101
• Mourning a 'bright and beautiful' life; EPD: Motorcycle accident may be vehicular manslaughter
• Remember the Golden Rule; Humboldt County veterans to put last plank on historical boat
• Utah arrest leads to Arcata area marijuana bust
• Forest Service seeks input on OHV grant application
• Traffic signal construction at Harris, Harrison
• Construction closure at 101 and 299 Sunday
• Rains cause Sinkyone road to fail
• Headwaters Fund board will meet Monday to discuss Arcata/Eureka Airport
• Arcata man arrested, APD finds 250 marijuana plants
• Officials rescue woman from Ridgewood vehicle accident on Thursday
• Humboldt County in talks with American Airlines for L.A. route; smaller charter already scheduling March flights
• CR redraws trustee area boundaries; new district map based on population rather than K-12 districts
• Kneeland marijuana murder case goes federal; Wilde indicted by federal grand jury, faces potential death penalty
• Former deputy arrested for alleged DUI crash; motorcycle accident leaves Eureka woman in critical condition
• Congressional candidates spar in Fortuna; nine candidates talk jobs, health care, taxes and education
• Power outage Thursday in Humboldt Hill
• Reading celebration today at Loleta Union School District schools
• Biologists McAllister, LeValley in court Thursday
• Three killed in accident south of Crescent City
• Missing man found safe; 50-year-old woman still missing
• More money seized in teacher's pot bust; bank seizure brings total in Kneeland grow case to more than $500K
• Man drives into crowd at UC rally; no injuries
• Teacher, $400K nabbed in pot bust; pair of large-scale marijuana busts conducted this week
• Humboldt County welcomes 4 leap year babies; two couples pick Feb. 29 to tie the knot
• Logger deaths highlight safety concerns; contractors exempt from state guidelines
• Two arrested for alleged home invasion
• Election Roundup
• Election Roundup
• Former Del Norte County DA's Oregon arraignment delayed
• Controversial Calif. water bill passes U.S. House
• HCAOG open house Saturday
• White House floats $4.6M cut to tsunami warning system; move could be dire for North Coast, local officials say
• Richardson Grove tree measuring set for Monday; safety concerns may slow U.S. Highway 101 traffic
• Supervisors vote to split community development department; Girard not placed in one of the two department head positions
• St. Joseph CEO says more than 50 layoffs imminent; supervisors updated on hospital, county website improvements
• Ferndale man arrested after high-speed pursuit
• Easy-Bake Oven prompts fire scare
• Fortuna to discuss city manager, next fiscal year
• Margarita makings stolen in restaurant booze heist
• KSLG hosts clothes drive Friday
• Earthquake hits near Petrolia again
• Planning Commission meets Thursday
• Hemp held in pot holdup
• Klamath dam removal delayed; parties hope for hearings this spring
• NOAA issues Klamath dam coho conservation permit; PacifiCorp to pay $510,000 annually for projects
• Autopsy: Infant died of hair dryer burns; DA to weigh whether mom will face charges
• Letter from Yurok Tribe says it's outraged by alleged embezzlement; will add additional positions to oversee finances
• Arcata study session Wednesday
• 606 marijuana plants seized from Freshwater property
• McKinleyville man arrested after attempting to flee, hide from deputy
• Redwood Community Action Agency receives parkway grant
• Suddenlink outage blamed on equipment problem
• Free parenting workshop today in Blue Lake
• 5 contractors submit bids for Fortuna reservoir
• Plaintiffs choose trees for Richardson Grove measurement
• Child Abuse Prevention Coordinating Council seeks nominees
• Snow expected Tuesday in eastern Humboldt, Del Norte
• New life for cold case: More than 30 years have passed for Jane and John Doe
• Bad economy brings more dogs, cats to local shelters; owners surrendering their pets increased last year, rescue groups say
• Humboldt County planning department may be split; Girard would no longer oversee planning and building
• Shock, disbelief follow arrests: Biology community has trouble digesting embezzlement allegations
• St. Joseph Hospital condenses prenatal class offerings; instructors searching for ways to continue the program
• Police arrest two for alleged Fortuna marijuana grow
• Fortuna Planning Commission to discuss new subdivision
• Election Roundup: Sonoma County Women's Political Caucus endorses Susan Adams
• SoHum Label GMOs group gathering petitions
• HCSD meets Tuesday in Eureka
• Arcata planning meeting canceled
• Election Roundup: Candidacy declaration forms due March 9
• Election Roundup: Congressional candidates forum set
• Court documents outline alleged embezzlement from Yurok Tribe; former Yurok Tribe forestry director still wanted on $1 million warrant
• Eureka settles EPD lawsuit; terms of settlement currently undisclosed
• Federal judge to visit Richardson Grove site; court order requests documented measurements of trees
• EPD names mall bank robbery suspect
• Arcata receives $630K grant for Schmidbauer property; city has most property for Ridge Trail
• 4.4 quake rattles coast of Humboldt County
• Bicyclist in stable condition
• Deputies arrest Stafford man, find marijuana, hash, Oxycontin
• CR seeks public input on president search
• Postal Service announces Eureka mail processing will move to Oregon; Secretary of State wants closure delayed until after Nov. election
• Former Yurok employee, Eureka biologists allegedly embezzle tribal funds; Del Norte DA's Office said more than $900,000 stolen
• Assembly approves EPIC's $5.5 million settlement; bill sent to governor's office for approval
• Big rig crash closes 101; diesel spills, no injuries
• Thompson seeks health care for veterans; DOD tested chemical weapons on servicemen during 60s and 70s
• Bicyclist hit at 101 exit in Arcata
• High blood alcohol content in Petrolia crash
• Chesbro bill seeks reimbursement for manhunt
• Judge to make decision on Richardson Grove project; sides presented on case Thursday
• Berkeley-based scientist causes ethics storm over climate change documents
• Crescent City Harbor District gathers bids for reconstruction project; additional funding needed before basin project can begin
• Eureka, Rio Dell send concerns to HWMA; cities say potential facility acquisition needs scrutiny, transparency
• Drug task force agents seize 102 marijuana plants in McKinleyville
• Man arrested after Eureka motorcycle chase
• Eureka council approves grant applications
• Congressman Thompson's office warns of email scam
• Humboldt man, woman safe after being stranded by snow in Siskiyou
• Richardson Grove decision expected today
• EPD seeks missing 30-year-old man
• Willits bypass gets final permit; Thompson: 'We will break ground this year'
• Eureka begins police chief hiring process; Harpham considers retirement when interim duties are done
• Fortuna rejects former employee's wrongful termination claim; Cheryl Nicholson has six months to take legal action
• Locals to attend fisheries forum in Sacramento today; effect of marijuana cultivation on fish to be discussed
• Two arrested at Phillipsville grow; deputies report finding 3,300 pot plants
• EPD seeks missing 50-year-old woman
• County Planning Commission to meet
• HCAOG board meets Thursday
• Eureka Girl Scouts hold adoption campaign
• Screaming in the ultrasound: HSU lecturer discovers enhanced hearing in Philippine primate
• School districts plan for worst-case scenario; Humboldt could lose $6 million in education funding
• Humboldt school districts react to new funding model; local officials say proposed formula benefits urban, suburban areas
• Woman jumps into Humboldt Bay while reportedly intoxicated
• Harbor District cancels Thursday meeting
• Annual fisheries forum scheduled Wednesday at state Capitol
• Fortuna Union Elementary district board to meet
• Repaving project in Arcata
• Arcata Fire gets $600,000 grant
• Humboldt Red Cross celebrates North Coast heroes
• Officials prepare for Japan tsunami debris; float found on Mad River Beach spurs questions
• Under new ownership, Bayshore Mall looks at 'redevelopment'; new ownership group working to bring in new businesses
• 'She was always thinking of other people' --family, friends remember hospice nurse Juliann Siple as a caring person
• Fortuna to reject wrongful termination claim from former assistant city manager
• Eureka questions HWMA's role in recycling; city staff has concerns about proposed lease, purchase of ACRC facility
• Accident near Humboldt County library closes intersection briefly
• Fortuna police arrest two Fortuna residents
• Government offices closed Monday for holiday
• MCSD to meet Wednesday in McKinleyville
• Arcata Police Department searching for man telling juveniles to get in his car
• Crescent City Harbor District to meet on tsunami damage
• Humboldt County supervisors don't meet Tuesday
• Eureka tops nation in gas prices; supervisors send letter to President Obama
• Initial estimates for Benbow dam removal at $1.5 million; draft awaiting comments from other agencies
• Dad pleads as son's accessory to murder; Donald Steele faces a year in jail for helping dispose of victim's body
• Alleged drug deal leads Eureka police to marijuana grow
• Ferndale outage blamed on equipment failure
• Cap gun creates stir at Fortuna High
• Suddenlink outage Friday
• Accreditation, budget hot topics at CR president forum
• Caltrans presents scenarios for Broadway; improvements include new signals, medians
• Semitrailer overturns near College of the Redwoods; accident cleanup backs up traffic
• Power outage in Ferndale relocates game
• APD warrant uncovers hash lab
• Free e-waste recycling event
• Arcata council affirms permit to allow LDS church demolition
• BLM to hold public meeting on prosper ridge restoration effort
• Eureka man pleads guilty to stolen artifact possession
• Caltrans holds meeting about State Route 255 in Manila; residents express frustration, view speed reduction proposals
• Accreditation hot topic at CR president forum; Goswami says college will meet its challenges
• Sheriff's office finds 220 pounds of pot at art collective
• Former Humboldt supervisor Neely takes new job
• Plane crash victim recovering
• Sheriff's Office seeks help on Salmon Creek case
• Thompson announces $2 million grant; water district nabs funds for Samoa pipeline replacement
• North Coast SBDC offers QuickBooks class Friday
• Planning commission meets tonight
• Steele convicted of second-degree murder; victim's sister says, 'Justice is finally served'
• CR hears from first of three presidential finalists; Kathryn Lehner draws on accreditation experience
• Supervisors adopt housing element ordinances, with modifications; midyear budget review reveals Humboldt close to goal
• Care workers demonstrate for higher wages
• Coho salmon recovery plan comment period extended
• Manila Community Services District board to meet
• Sheriff's office to pursue OHV grant
• Scientist speaks on North Coast rapid sea level rise
• Karen Brooks holding ice cream social
• International longshoremen's and warehousemen's union Local 14 endorses Bohn
• Body Art compliance training scheduled
• Election Roundup: EMILY's List endorses Stacey Lawson for Congress
• Former Del Norte DA acquitted Tuesday in Del Norte
• 5.6 earthquake rocks the North Coast; rattles nerves, leaves buildings unscathed
• Good Samaritan rescue defies the odds; man pulled from Humboldt Bay by fellow fishermen
• Eureka City Schools seeking to fill $1.7 million deficit, discussing potential program cuts
• Church demolition on Arcata agenda; council will discuss renewable energy, redevelopment
• EPD, ABC operation nabs bartender; two local businesses also cited for selling to minors
• BLM asking for off-road grant comments
• Wind, rain cause outages in Humboldt County
• Fortuna police seek women using stolen credit card
• California State Parks looking for partners; more legislation introduced to sustain future of parks
• Elected officials work to preserve Weaverville Taoist temple; Joss House one of 70 state parks to close
• Shell donates $27,000 to Ferndale schools
• Orick resident scares off alleged home invaders with gun
• Humboldt to star in sci-fi thriller? Hollywood production rumored to be coming to film on North Coast
• As It Stands: Why Nigeria became the scam capital of the world
• Two Humboldt supervisors visit D.C. officials; Klamath River, post offices and marijuana discussed
• Midyear budget outlook shows county close to targe; supes to discuss 2012-2013 budget, housing element implementation
• Caltrans to hold State Route 255 meeting Wednesday in Manila
• State Parks to hold meeting on Benbow Dam removal study
• Caltrans to host Broadway feasibility study open house
• Eureka City Schools to discuss superintendent job
• Blue Lake to discuss wastewater treatment
• Trinidad settles on Tsurai Village tree cutting
• Governor signs bill to restore bus funding; SoHum official: 'It's fantastic news'
• CR receives most serious accreditation sanction; school preparing for changes, possible closure
• HWMA votes for mediation with ACRC; board will revisit credit card options
• Officials: No HazMat situation at Whitethorn fire; Briceland Thorn Road back open, school buses running normally
• Thompson announces $450,000 for Humboldt Bay dredging
• APD reports available on Facebook
• Minor Theatre for sale as 100th anniversary nears; block in Arcata's downtown is listed
• Harper Motors celebrates 100 years with road trip reenactment; family traveling from Phoenix, Ariz., to Eureka
• Possible HazMat fire closes SoHum road; Dumpster fire may pose environmental health issues
• Prank calls leave McKinleyville teenagers in juvenile hall
• Scientists to debrief community on Klamath whale
• Sheriff's Office investigates home invasion; suspects make off with 30 pounds of pot, thousands in cash
• Body found in Arcata identified
• EPD cracks down on parking in alleys
• Sanitation sting nets three arrests; suspects allegedly broke into facility looking for pot trimmings
• Possible Hazmat situation in Whitethorn
• Bayside family's treehouse might be saved; county to grant an exception to streamside ordinance
• Termination clause sticking point for Fortuna city manager; Duane Rigge, city council fail to reach compromise over how he could be fired
• Steele case goes to jury; defense attorney: Most reliable testimony in case is defendant's
• Reward offered in Salmon Creek resident's 2003 disappearance
• Election Roundup: Humboldt Republicans urge national party to endorse Dan Roberts
• Election Roundup: Jared Huffman garners law enforcement endorsements
• Election Roundup: Susan Adams to unveil vision for 2nd District in Arcata
• Guilty plea in Hoopa drug arrest
• Body found on Samoa Boulevard in Arcata area
• Little quake off Eureka
• Fisherman's Terminal awarded LEED certification; new facility meets green standards
• Eureka police arrest 5 people, cite 15 on Wednesday
• Election Roundup: Congressional candidate Stacey Lawson releases jobs plan
• Timber Ridge employee pleads not guilty
• Humboldt Bay district meets on Coast Seafoods permit
• Local gay marriage backers celebrate same-sex marriage ruling; Prop. 8 supporters urging process forward
• Plane crash pilot remains critical; winds, landscape make it difficult to take off and land at Dinsmore airport
• Council OKs free zoo days; sponsorships slated to cover costs of three free days a year
• Humboldt County District Attorney Gallegos offers closing argument in Steele murder case
• Planning Commission meets Thursday
• McKinleyville Community Skate Park Organization meets today
• Coastal Commission to review HSU remodel
• GMO labeling initiative seeks signatures
• Humboldt supervisors approve Trap and Skeet club permit
• EPD adds new position
• Wortman pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter ; March sentencing in methamphetamine breast milk case
• HSU grad performs at Super Bowl with Madonna; slackliner introduces sport to millions of Americans
• Fortuna City Council begins search for new city manager; city seeks state grant for Mill District update
• Stolen car stop in Eureka leads to arrests at gunpoint
• Fortuna police arrest 1 during Super Bowl DUI sweep
• Eureka man stabbed Sunday, refuses to identify attacker
• Humboldt Taxpayers League to meet Wednesday
• No change in status of Eureka fire victim
• The ACRC legacy: Closure means economic, community impact
• Garberville pilot still in critical condition
• Equestrians raise concerns over public access to trails: Groups petition over Manila dunes, Little River State Beach
• Local woman shares story of how donated blood helped her
• End of an era: Fingerpointing surrounds Arcata Community Recycling Center closure
• Council to mull free zoo days; plastic bag ordinance, fireworks also on tap
• Campaign finance disclosure forms filed for supervisors; Rex Bohn leads on contributions in all races with more than $93,000
• Supervisors to consider Trap and Skeet Club permit
• Eureka police arrest man for allegedly robbing woman
• Downed power lines cause fire, outage near Garberville
• McKinleyville woman arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Fortuna City Council to discuss city manager's contract
• 18-year-old fire victim in serious condition
• Garberville pilot remains in serious condition
• Two SoHum residents injured in Dinsmore plane crash; pilot in 'serious condition' at UC Davis medical
• Richard: 'It was a stressful moment'; Jacob Steele's cousin offers gory rebuttal testimony in murder case
• New group protests Occupy Eureka's presence at courthouse; protesters encourage officials to clean up area in front of building
• Gang sweep in Humboldt nets 15 arrests, five pounds of marijuana
• Assault and robbery reported Thursday in Fernbridge
• Marijuana grow lands McKinleyville man in jail; sheriff's office says children had access to operation
• Eureka man pleads guilty in 2010 killing of Watsonville store owner
• Year of the Dragon to be celebrated in Weaverville
• Fortuna DUI enforcement to increase Sunday
• College of the Redwoods on 'show cause' status
• Wall heater may have ignited apartment blaze, fire investigators say; damage estimated at $500,000
• Crescent City Harbor Commission meets today
• Eureka gets attorney fees in Squires' case
• School transportation bill on governor's desk; Sen. Evans: Southern Humboldt key in getting bill passed
• 'I was in shock': Alleged murderer Jacob Steele retakes the stand
• Credit union at Bayshore Mall robbed; Eureka police say man handed teller note saying he was armed
• Rally today in support of cleaning up the Humboldt County courthouse
• Accident closes Sixth and I streets; one driver extricated from car following collision
• Woman injured in Eureka traffic collision
• Skeletal remains identified
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle Wednesday in Crescent City
• Huffman leads fundraising for congressional seat
• Church Street fire, bomb scare under investigation; bomb squad retrieves hashish extractor from scene
• Location of McKinleyville skate park up in the air; MCSD board votes Wednesday to keep its options open
• Steele retakes the stand; accused murderer continues testimony
• Pedestrian fatality identified
• Three arrested in Hydesville pot bust
• LAFCo seeks public participant for commission; commissioner would serve through May 2016
• Conservation groups file intent to sue national fisheries
• Thompson announces air passenger rights bill
• Defendant takes the stand in murder trial, Steele: 'I panicked,' covered up self-defense killing
• Local faces featured in Bay Area public art project; installation seeks to bridge gap between urban, rural Californians
• Conservationists concerned over coho recovery plan; fisheries service emphasizes that plan is not final
• Man killed on 101 south; gruesome pedestrian death closes freeway for two hours
• Fortuna approves RDA payment schedule; council also OKs change to retirement contract
• Election Roundup: Huffman Wins Regional Labor Council Endorsement
• Eureka police ask for help in identifying robbery suspect; man believed to have robbed the Wabash Stop and Shop twice
• County Planning Commission meets Thursday
• Structure fire in Bayview kills two dogs Tuesday
• EPD sting nets meth, cash; two arrested after undercover operation
• Power outage in Eureka affects hundreds downtown
• Election Roundup: Humboldt Republicans host congressional candidate
• Southern Humboldt rescue team saves three hikers, 2 dogs
• Jury watches police interview Steele: Testimony pauses in murder case as prosecutors play taped interview
• Proposed McKinleyville skate park location change possible; MCSD board to vote on agreement Wednesday
• Wortman offered manslaughter plea; methamphetamine breast milk case could be refiled as murder if mom declines deal
• CR students safe after being lost in the woods
• CR board to notify faculty of possible layoffs; trustees may form subcommittee to discuss other options
• Exotic lice lead to hair loss in deer; DFG continues program to track deer, symptoms
• Martin Slough enhancement project moves forward; salmon on Eureka golf course spur restoration work
• County tells Bayside family to take down beloved treehouse Structure deemed too close to stream on property
• Civil rights hero highlighted at Humboldt County History Day; speaker shares Japanese American experience during WWII
• Crab season off to good start despite rain, fishermen say; price per pound increases 25 cents
• Humboldt State celebrates the Year of the Dragon; crowds gather on campus for Lunar New Year
• NOAA to hold coho salmon recovery meeting; encourages public input on draft plan
• Woman dies after being ejected from car near Petrolia; alcohol may be factor in fatal accident
• Man arrested after Laundromat robbery reported
• Humboldt supervisors don't meet Tuesday
• Rescue team searches for stranded group at Shelter Cove
• Arcata City Council cancels meeting
• Fortuna to discuss redevelopment, employee benefits at special meeting
• Patrick's Point State Park reducing group sites
• Family, friends remember longtime Arcata resident; road worker died after being hit from behind by teen driver
• Logger dies after being crushed by logs; McKinleyville resident's body found near Crannell
• Steele called alleged victim a 'friend': Sheriff's sergeant testifies about initial interview with murder defendant
• Cases progressing against former DA;Mike Riese faces charges in Del Norte, Oregon
• Arcata/Eureka Airport manager back after leave of absence
• Reno police seize $73,000 from Arcata man; Humboldt drug task force arrests girlfriend on marijuana sales charge
• DFG to offer late season geese hunting
• Fatal accident on Mattole Road
• APD to use grant for underage drinking enforcement
• Series of storms bring Humboldt, Del Norte moisture levels to normal; rain causes minor slide in McKinleyville
• Agents closing in on NFL player's pot connection to Humboldt County
• Criminalist: DNA matches victim in murder case
• McKinleyville man gets five years in prison for domestic violence
• New fishing estimate method for saltwater anglers
• PG&E: 600 in Humboldt Hill area briefly lost power
• Pancakes at Humboldt Grange
• Native American artifacts stolen from Blue Lake Museum; sheriff's office makes one arrest, recovers all relics Wednesday
• Witness: Brain tissue found in Steele's apartment; evidence technician says blood found in McKinleyville apartment
• CR braces for further cuts, discusses faculty layoffs as last resort; college could lose as much as $1.7 million in additional revenue
• Hundreds from Southern Humboldt arrive in Sacramento
• Pregnant woman scares off men during break-in
• County to update economic development report
• Second annual prescription drug collection Saturday in Eureka
• Eureka to hold redevelopment special session
• Obama: American dream in peril, fast action needed
• Rep. Mike Thompson's statement on President Obama's State of the Union address
• Marching on Sacramento
• Huffman, Solomon each claim victory in endorsement tally
• Klamath draft report released; Thompson: 'The time for Congress to act is now'
• Humboldt supervisors extend marijuana dispensary moratorium. discuss future outdoor medical marijuana growing ordinance
• Public meets on Plaza partying; citizens form task force
• Deputies arrest Hydesville woman, find meth, marijuana
• Man dies after jumping off Masonic Lodge building
• Testimony: Steele held Super Bowl gathering at alleged murder scene; witness testifies Steele, victim were good friends
• Third dorm invasion suspect caught; one remains at large
• Man found dead near Bayshore Mall identified
• HCAOG meets Thursday afternoon
• Eyewitness describes killing: Murder trial witness says he was scared for his life
• Eureka man gets 27 years in child porn case; Machado to undergo sex offender treatment program in prison
• Motel evacuated due to explosives scare; none found after search, police say
• Fortuna to discuss zoning for homeless programs; no new shelters are proposed, staff say
• Lane closed on U.S. Highway 101 at Dean Creek slide
• Senior facility employee charged
• Wanted suspect arrested Saturday in Loleta
• Crescent City Council appoints new member, fills vacancy
• 51-year-old man found dead near Bayshore Mall
• Fishermen see highs, lows with individual quotas; program aims to improve overfished fisheries
• Public Health improves oyster quality control; Humboldt County is first public agency to use molecular testing
• Bill urges review of parks slated for closure
• Blue Max Pizza in Arcata closes
• Three Humboldt County programs receive Federal Emergency Shelter Grants
• National Weather Service issues snow alert
• Brown's budget leaves schools with 'unenviable task,' locals dissect governor's proposal, which has schools planning for the worst
• St. Joseph unveils new facility; scores turn out for $145 million Northeast Tower open house
• Supervisors to look at extending marijuana dispensary moratorium; local dispensaries frustrated with continuance
• Fire guts Eureka motel room; woman reportedly jumps from second-floor window
• EPD investigates break-in
• Arcata Plaza group will meet Tuesday
• Humboldt County Planning Commission to meet Tuesday
• Southern Humboldt to take school bus woes to Sacramento; North Coast's state senator, assemblyman promise to restore cuts
• Arcata H Street project nears completion
• 'Very bad things': Testimony continues in McKinleyville murder case
• Eureka man sentenced in domestic violence case
• Arcatan arrested for unlicensed driving, drug possession
• Meet and greet, info sessions on tap for Blue Lake
• Caltrans closes one lane of U.S. Highway 101 at Dean Creek
• Wet weather pounds Humboldt, Del Norte on Thursday; a landslide and power outages sweep the area
• Hundreds attend special Ferndale meeting; trustee: “Kids didn't create this problem. Parents did.”
• Witness: Victim's body dumped at mouth of Eel River; Steele murder case continues, witnesses describe alleged cover up
• State of the city: Fortuna residents hear updates on projects, school district consolidation
• Alleged Humboldt cocaine kingpin pleads not guilty
• Arcata recycling will go to Willits; HWMA will process curbside for city, HSU
• Multiple arrests in pot busts around county; sheriff's office assists California DOJ
• Arcata man arrested at grow house bust
• DUI crash snarls Broadway
• Phone call from parents thwarts home invasion
• Eureka pedestrian hit by a car
• Joseph Giacomini, former Humboldt dairyman, dies at 89; Eureka native with varied career leaves local legacy
• Brown: Dream big, approve taxes
• Steele trial begins; defense says shooting was in self defense
• EPD arrests six at vacant house; suspects were allegedly squatting to protest homelessness, foreclosures
• Wildland fire academy orientation next month
• Election roundup: Huffman in town today
• Election roundup: Bohn to hold meet and greet Friday
• Supes direct staff to craft ordinance for public assemblage; some say Occupy courthouse protests have 'gotten out of hand'
• Rana murder case may go federal; defense attorney proclaims client's innocence, blames co-defendant for 2008 slaying
• Garry Eagles talks school consolidation; Mayor to speak about Rohner Creek at Fortuna chamber breakfast
• Extreme snow, rain, wind expected; officials warn of severe weather bearing down on North Coast
• Fortuna declares Stewart Street project 'substantially complex'
• Arcata to look at housing safety, vehicle abatement fee; council will hear update on recycling, redevelopment
• County Planning Commission meets Thursday
• Quake strikes off coast
• Woman arrested for stabbing man
• Henderson Center sees ATM outage
• Wet, windy weather to hit region by tonight; Humboldt County could get a foot of rain by Saturday
• McKinleyville woman dies after night out in the elements
• Martin Luther King Jr. honored in Eureka
• Humboldt County offers no-cost health care program
• DFG seeks comments on black-backed woodpecker
• DFG reminds anglers to mail in fishing cards
• Volunteers pull weeds for Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service
• HSU health center receives excellence award
• Crab hits Humboldt Bay docks: Stormy weather ahead
• Restricted access to Tish Tang stirs up concerns
• Lots of agreement at Congressional candidate forum
• Search for missing woman on Sunday
• Week in Review
• News from around the world and nation
• Captain's conduct blasted as divers find more dead
• Detained man suspected in Calif. homeless killings
• Manila residents ask motorists to slow down; lack of action to make State Route 255 safer frustrates locals
• Local teachers, officials happy with new kindergarten law; schools will offer transitional program beginning 2012-13
• Supervisors to discuss ordinance governing public assemblies; will also consider permitting process for protests on county property
• Arcata Community Recycling Center closes; plans for lawsuit, layoff unclear
• NOAA seeks public input on coho salmon plan; public has until March 5 to weigh in on draft recovery plan
• Fortuna to meet on redevelopment, CalPERS
• Crescent City Harbor District to discuss inner boat basin
• Two juveniles suspected of robbery arrested
• Eureka to consider supporting east-west rail feasibility study
• County offices will be closed Monday
• Carlotta woman arrested after drug house investigation
• Crab season starts Sunday
• Ferndale community meeting to focus on sportsmanship; investigation into racial taunting allegations begins
• ACRC closure impending; Arcata recycling left in lurch
• Bridgeville pot grower sentenced to 1,000 hours community service
• Thompson announces funding for Humboldt homeless programs
• Western snowy plover critical habitat proposal reopened for comment
• Arcata City Council appoints itself redevelopment successor
• Buckeye annual meeting to focus on passing on the family farm; 2012 Stewardship Award to honor Joe and Karen Russ
• Mendo backs away from pot ordinance; citing federal pressure, legal uncertainty, supes to reconsider landmark regulations
• HWMA ends negotiations with ACRC; lease offer off the table, future of ACRC uncertain
• Eureka's NJROTC program may change course; Navy will no longer provide funding
• Mark Lovelace announces re-election bid; third district supervisor announces candidacy at Arcata Plaza
• Back in Action CEO trial continued
• Service reduced at Sinkyone Wilderness State Park
• Wanted parolee arrested for drug possession; vehicle search in Orick leads to arrest, citation
• Heart attack preliminary cause of Arcata man's death
• Two arrested in Dolbeer Street home invasion robbery; police suspect homeowner of growing marijuana
• Election roundup: Lawson to hold meet and greet
• EPD sting nabs alleged coke dealer
• Fire officials, fisheries scientists concerned about dry weather; North Coast may get wet weather next week, meteorologists say
• County to reorganize community development services; department heads also begin plans for human resources, public defenders
• County emails outrage Occupy Eureka; D.A. says tents posed safety risk
• Stepson arrested for murder in Ruth shooting; no motive given but 24-year-old allegedly makes 'admissions'
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reviewing Humboldt marten protection; species may be listed as endangered
• Lovelace makes announcement for re-election; supervisor to kick off campaign today
• Eureka man gets 4 years in chase case; 25-year-old pleads to two felony evasion charges
• Traffic stop leads to meth bust; searches yield drugs, cash, gun
• MCSD board to tour wastewater treatment plants
• Mendo County pot permits not suspended
• HWMA to discuss ACRC lease at Thursday meeting; closed session may reveal decision
• Safety realignment plan approved; Supervisors also approve placing vehicle abatement fee on ballot
• Fortuna takes first step in dissolving redevelopment; council terminates reservoir contract with Ariza Construction
• Humboldt Fire rescues man from bay
• Tsunami drill and events this week in King Salmon
• Arcata discussing redevelopment successor Thursday
• Man found dead in Arcata identified
• Harbor district meets Thursday
• Eureka council appoints itself redevelopment successor
• Del Norte state Senate representative to run for Congress; U.S. Rep. Wally Herger announces retirement, endorses Sen. Doug LaMalfa
• Possible homicide in Ruth; Navy vet, former Coast Guardsman found dead
• SoHum Label GMOs group gathering signatures
• Dog biscuit baking program teaches life skills to Glen Paul students
• Humboldt County Deputy DA Arnold Klein retires after 40 years in law
• Northern Humboldt school district violates Brown Act
• Jury selection begins in murder trial; Jacob Steele faces life in prison for 2010 slaying
• Chesbro calls on governor to restore transportation funding
• Marketing group to meet
• Parolee arrested for evading Eureka police officer
• Burnt Ranch school wins $5,000 grant
• Fortuna man arrested after high-speed chase; reportedly says he needed to get to work
• Drilling begins in Trinidad
• Dude, where's my car? Arcata stolen car reports outnumber stolen cars
• Arcata road worker dies Former Arcata public works employee passes with family by his side
• 56-year-old Arcata man dead, possibly from exposure Eureka extreme weather shelter established to prevent deaths
• More Occupy arrests Protester arrested for hoisting own flag; 13 cited, arrested for camping
• Six Rivers National Forest hires new deputy forest supervisor
• Eureka man in critical condition after hitting power pole
• Going digital: Times-Standard to stop printing Monday editions this week
• Frequently Asked Questions: Changes for Monday's edition jof the Times-Standard
• Redevelopment dissolution to become official in Fortuna, Eureka
• Ferndale in standoff over lighthouse lens
• Firefighters stop kitchen fire in Eureka
• Humboldt supervisors to approve new county health officer
• Karen Brooks kicks off supervisorial campaign
• Lovelace and U.S. attorney discuss medical marijuana crackdown
• Budget Inn working to correct 101 violations; residents protest living conditions, including mold and bedbugs
• Road worker taken off life support; Arcata man's health unchanged since Myrtle Ave. accident
• Ferndale opposes wind turbine project transportation plan
• Back in Action CEO to begin trial Monday in sexual assault case
• Harbor District finalizes CEO job description
• Hoopa man injured in Friday accident
• Fortuna, Rohnerville district selects name
• Brown warns of school cuts if taxes rejected
• Timber Heritage Association relocating artifacts; property housing the collection is being sold
• Arraignment delayed in cocaine case; alleged drug kingpin working with Seattle attorney to find Humboldt County lawyer
• Humboldt County Drug Task Force transition nearly complete
• Builders butt heads in Arcata: Council votes down union rep's amendment to apprenticeship requirements
• Brother, sister arrested in Orleans stabbing; victim hospitalized
• Trinity River management council approves restoration work, with caveats based on fishing guides' concerns
• Eureka man pleads guilty to Chevron robbery
• Second broadband cable line has activated in Humboldt
• Safety Corridor crash leaves one dead; wrong-way driving leads to head-on collision
• Arcata moves forward on dispensary ban; temporary ban would not affect current operations
• Mendo man to be extradited in Texas pot case; 22-year-old pot patient faces 99 years in prison for possession
• Fortuna delays terminating reservoir contract; staff continue to work toward rebidding project
• High surf of 20-25 foot waves expected today; people asked to stay back from the ocean
• Worker from Myrtle Ave. accident still in hospital
• Eureka Fire Department to get new sprinkler system, fire alarms
• County planning commission meets tonight
• SoHum eliminates transportation in wake of trigger cuts; Superintendent: Collaboration needed to get kids to school
• Arcata council to discuss dispensary moratorium; federal pressure may push Arcata to suspend ordinance
• Council approves affordable housing items; redevelopment 'funeral procession' begins
• Supervisors support Jacobs Avenue levee district proposal; board approves projects put forth by Headwaters Fund
• Family homeless after Fortuna fire
• 20-year-old shot near Fernbridge
• Power outage Tuesday in Eureka
• Second broadband cable line has activated in Humboldt, but not all Internet users automatically have redundancy
• Timber Ridge senior facility sting catches alleged thief; no arrest yet
• Richardson Grove suit to be decided in February; HSU forestry professor: Caltrans' protective measures 'sufficient'
• Fire destroys Eureka home
• Arcata Police Department says added New Year's Eve measures effective; six arrested during festivities
• Supervisors to approve extension of extra help hours; Board considers Jacobs Avenue levee district in Eureka
• Eureka looking to intervene on Ridgewood Village lawsuit; City council will meet Tuesday to discuss suit in closed session
• Fortuna may seek new contractor for reservoir; council will also discuss employee retirement agreement
• Crescent City Harbor District to meet on inner boat basin
• Rio Dell to meet on home occupations, second unit dwellings
• Top 10 stories of 2011
• Year in Review: A month-to-month look at the stories of 2011
• Crescent City woman hit by car
• Eureka man's donation gives new life; heart transplant recipient will be in Rose Parade
• Hundreds of new laws take effect Jan. 1; caffeinated alcohol, underage tanning impacted in California
• Negotiations on recycling plant to go forward; HWMA says no final decisions have been made
• DA's Office searching for two marijuana grow suspects; man, woman related to Mad River bust
• Ceremony set to add Smith River Rancheria to airport association
• Center of Arcata Plaza to be cordoned off on New Year's Eve
• Brief power outage in Arcata on Friday
• Karen Brooks officially announces run for 3rd District county supervisor seat
• City of Arcata acquires 16-acre forest parcel; land will have trails to the Arcata Community Forest
• Humboldt State University student, family survive plane crash; survivor tells story
• Humboldt Waste Management Authority votes to lease ACRC in hopes recycling center will drop lawsuit
• Cities, lawmakers seek redevelopment compromise
• Court ruling may mean end of redevelopment funding for Eureka, Arcata and Fortuna
• Election Roundup: Phil Donahue campaigns for Solomon in Humboldt
• Amnesty program for outstanding traffic tickets begins in January
• Local DFG Office searching for information on illegally killed deer
• Fortuna police arrest Loleta high-speed chase suspect
• Eureka driver arrested for felony DUI after crash
• Democrats manipulated California redistricting commission; ProPublica investigation reveals process was biased
• Trinidad Pier will open for crab season; new hoists and construction crane will transfer catch
• Klamath whale likely died from a fungal skin infection; dead gray whale in Bandon, Ore,. not calf who left river
• Local officials respond to ProPublica investigation; analysis: Democrats manipulated state redistricting effort
• Two men at large after robbing Eureka store Tuesday night
• Dinsmore man allegedly assaulted three people Tuesday
• Suspect wanted after high-speed chase in Loleta
• SoHum schools may eliminate transportation program; county education official calls on state legislators to stop trigger cuts
• Thirteen people arrested locally for DUIs; California sees more dangerous driving during holiday weekend
• Arcata hush-hush about New Year's Eve Plaza tactics; police say 'nothing radical' to prevent damage
• Redding man with Humboldt warrants arrested after high speed pursuit; man crashes car after 100 mph chase
• Small earthquake shakes Petrolia
• Future uncertain for Jack in the Box in Eureka, Crescent City
• Worker in critical condition after Tuesday accident
• New 3rd District county supervisor candidate emerges; fundraising committee papers filed by Karen Brooks
• CELT's services reassigned by HSU this month
• Court documents shed light on Humboldt County cocaine kingpin case
• HSU professors strive to adapt new methods of teaching
• Busy holiday season delights Humboldt County retailers
• Fortuna Police to conduct New Year's Eve DUI patrol
• Three arrested at Arcata motel with marijuana, meth
• Eureka continues Harris, Harrison traffic signal work
• Home at last; Local soldiers reconnect with family following 10 months in Afghanistan
• Printing the elections: Mail processing's role in the season Locals say consolidation affects campaigns, ballots
• A look at process: Local postal union concerned over site consolidation process, other towns experience different obstacles
• Supervisors meet again on Jan. 3
• Hoopa man transitions back home from Redding nursing facility; his 'never give up' philosophy helped him walk again
• Bayside woman purchases Elizabeth Taylor necklace set; Roxanne Banducci makes winning bid to Christie's
• New party on the ballot: Americans Elect hopes to be a game changer in all 50 states
• Alleged club card bandit arrested
• Redundant broadband cable a reality in Humboldt County; $14.4 million fiber-optic cable project launched Friday
• Happy ending for Fortuna teen lost overnight in woods; family, officials spend night looking for boy in near freezing temperatures
• Fortuna City Council, Duane Rigge to negotiate a new contract; former employee elaborates on circumstances surrounding firing
• Americans for Safe Access launches first medical marijuana iPhone app
• High risk parolee arrested at Fortuna gas station
• Sex offender headed for Ohio
• Reversing the gender gap: Women surpass men at CSU
• Arcata couple put on a light show, open their home to area children
• Hambro Group shuts down Crescent City particle board plant; Arcata plant to be sold
• EPD arrests man during undercover heroin bust
• Club card bandit wanted on new charges
• Arcata announces cancelled meetings, changes to greenwaste disposal
• 10-inch-long surgical instrument left inside St. Joseph patient
• Judge dismisses murder charge against Loleta woman
• Ohio may not want sex offender returned; fate uncertain for woman who pretended to be a boy
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office warns about phone scams
• Parolee arrested after citizen calls tip line
• HSU police name dorm robbery suspects
• Arcata Police Department recovers stolen vehicle, arrests two Arcata men
• Eureka Police Department seeks shooting suspect
• Humboldt Transit Authority sets salary level for general manager position
• Humboldt County Sheriff's office looking for suspect related to home invasion
• Building damaged by 2010 earthquake nearing completion: Eureka's Old Town Bar and Grill building to open in 4 to 6 months
• Victim of Eureka assault dies; officials hope autopsy scheduled for today will bring clarity
• Eureka extends dispensary moratorium; council sends letter opposing post office processing consolidation
• Boys find human skull outside Arcata; Sheriff's Office treating skeletal remains as 'suspicious death'
• Scott River observers see high return of coho salmon
• EPD arrests suspect in gas station robbery
• Police: Man stealing laptop tries to escape using pepper spray
• Southbound traffic on Mad River Bridge reduced to one lane
• Arcata police cite 2 adults during underage drinking sweep
• Salvation Army to distribute food and gifts this week
• Layaway angels visit McKinleyville, Crescent City
• A very dry December in Humboldt County: Lack of rain could be record breaker for the month
• Warrants issued for Mad River landowners; DA investigators uncover McKinleyville apartment complex grow operation
• Woman wanted in Blue Lake robbery
• Flammable material, furnace suspected in Eureka house fire
• Tompkins Hill Road southbound 101 off-ramp to be closed Thursday
• Caltrans continues work on Mad River Bridges
• Election Roundup: Peace Action West endorses Solomon
• Supervisors won't meet again until Jan. 3
• Former Humboldt County harbor district CEO appointed to maritime agencies position
• Suspect at large after Eureka robbery
• Eureka City Council to decide on marijuana dispensary moratorium; proposed Eureka dispensary abandons property lease
• A growing concern; neighborhood group opposing Glendale dispensary
• Parents flock to Toys for Tots giveaway; program still accepting donations
• Flights scheduled for returnign soldiers changed
• Rio Dell police investigating house fire
• Crescent City Harbor Commission meets Tuesday
• Fortuna council to discuss finances
• Crab pot limits to change commercial season competition
• No name attached: Walmart moves toward setting up in existing sites
• National guard soldiers returning home from Iraq; six local soldiers arrive tonight
• Trinity river advocates campaign to stop restoration projects; river guides and conservationists want complete review before next project begins
• Charter Schools Association calls for non-renewal of Crescent City school
• Montana woman arrested after allegedly advertising marijuana sale
• Humboldt County Library system to close for holidays
• Eureka warns of traffic delays on Campton Road
• Transportation commission allocates $930,000 for Highway 101 repaving
• Klamath man dies in car accident on State Route 169
• Delays on Harrison, Harris as construction continues
• Monday ceremony set in Eureka for new Navy recruits
• 'Ferndale is better than this'; as complaint is filed against school, principal lays out plan for action
• 'Occupier' at courthouse reportedly harassing employees; EPD has been apprised of the alleged complaints
• Pot grower pleads, gets 1,000 hours of community service; Bridgeville man to forfeit $40K, stay out of jail
• Fortuna burglary suspect identified after saving money on purchase
• Former Del Norte DA arraigned in case against him
• McKinleyville man arrested Thursday in Arcata stabbing
• A few sharp elbows thrown at 2nd District Democratic debate in San Rafael
• Ohio sex offender arrested in Orick: Woman convicted of impersonating teenage boy to woo underage girl
• U.S. ends Iraq war with little fanfare
• Humboldt County residents respond to U.S. troop withdrawal from Iraq
• Public outcry greets changes to Humboldt County postal service
• Holiday tips from the Humboldt County Animal Shelter
• Hearing on IHSS cuts delayed until January; restraining order on cuts still in effect
• Humboldt State University youth program receives $1,000 donation
• Caltrans installs new signals in Eureka
• Missing 72-year-old woman found in Eureka; recalls being helped by a homeless woman
• It's a Walmart after all: Chain retailer announces opening at Bayshore Mall
• Local K-12, college officials react to $1 billion in cuts; schools worried over slashed transportation funding
• Mail driver pepper sprayed, punched in face
• Post Office closures, consolidation decision held off until May; meeting to go forward despite delay
• North Coast Resource Center to close in January; closure is temporary, will suspend most services
• EPD looking for 72-year-old missing woman
• Cops N' Kids program in Arcata provides books through officers
• Big rig crash causes fuel spill; U.S. Highway 101 partially closed north of Garberville
• HSU official elected to national association for veterans
• Thompson secures $2.5 million for Smith River Rancheria road improvements
• Fire at Pine Motel
• Racism alleged at Ferndale football game; allegation is third in a year against Wildcat fans
• Humboldt supervisors approve temporary moratorium; medical marijuana dispensary permits on hold
• Humboldt supervisors approve waste franchise agreements; company in McKinleyville gets 20-year contract
• EPD arrests Fortuna man after high speed chase; suspect found hiding in estuary south of Table Bluff
• Planning Commission to hold workshop Thursday
• Boy, 10, sleeps through burglary
• Former Del Norte DA cited in Brookings, Ore.; Riese allegedly forged a prescription, police say
• Ruling stayed in molestation case
• Second arrest in HSU dorm invasion
• Trimmers get their misdemeanor pleas; after spending two months in jail, pot trimmers get credit for time served
• Sonoma judge rules against former Eureka altar boys in molestation case; attorneys to go before judge today to discuss staying the case
• Assault sends Eureka man to hospital; one in custody after brutal daytime beating
• Controller releases latest payroll reports; several local agencies, including Trinidad, CR financing corporation, on list
• Conference to be set in Squires case; briefing on property receivership case, trial readiness to be topics
• 14-year-old Eureka boy returns home
• Humboldt County Headwaters Fund seeks board member
• New York sex offender extradited from Humboldt County
• How small is too small? State, local officials ponder pros, cons of school consolidation
• Supes to look at pot dispensary moratorium again; indoor medical marijuana cultivation ordinance also up for discussion
• Spreading holiday cheer: Trinidad celebrates the season, rasies money for library
• Missing 14-year-old Eureka boy sought
• Fortuna police searching for wanted suspect
• 'So many dimensions' to pot question; marijuana legalization has the power to rock Humboldt County, but how is anyone's guess
• Santa's little helpers: Girls spreading Christmas cheer to other children by collecting toys
• To consolidate or not? Humboldt has resisted efforts to combine school districts
• PG&E warns customers about carbon monoxide
• Arcata Police Department arrests two drivers during DUI checkpoint
• Blue Lake to discuss Eureka post office, Westhaven Solar
• Trinidad to meet on proposed water rate increase, Trinidad Art Gallery
• State cuts to IHSS programs have been halted; families still concerned about possible reductions
• Report: Moving mail processing to Oregon will save $1.9 million; U.S. Postal Service will hold meeting Thursday to review proposal
• Fortuna assistant city manager fired; staff notified Friday about 15-year employee's termination
• Cyclist killed on Thanksgiving tested positive for meth
• Hydesville man arrested at marijuana grow
• 'Rail Jam' planned at Pacific Outfitters; snowboard competition will feature local riders
• GMO labeling initiative seeks signatures
• Construction to cause traffic detour on Harrison in Eureka
• Crescent City councilman resigns for personal reasons
• HSU student arrested in connection with dorm robbery
• Bust topples alleged cocaine distribution organization; drug task force search warrants net arrest of mysterious 'El Canas'
• Commercial crab season to be delayed until Jan. 16; Eureka, Trinidad ports show poor test results
• Thompson: Pot grows on public lands a 'national emergency'
• Arcata pushes church demolition, second unit housing to next year
• Humboldt, Del Norte doctors voice concerns about physician recruitment
• Eureka to look at extending medical marijuana dispensary ban
• Fortuna to negotiate new contract with city manager
• College of the Redwoods board chooses officers for 2012
• Eureka officer makes burglars return stolen buffet table
• Man accused of hitting neighbor with bat turns himself in
• Three Eureka men arrested Wednesday for possession of firearms
• Mountain lion spotted in Redwood Park
• Hydesville man given probation in pot case; Kopiej agrees to forfeit $175K in cash, do 960 hours of community service
• Wildlife refuge rebuilds waterway's path; Salmon Creek restoration project completed
• Eurekan back behind bars after seven-hour escape; man flees from inmate work crew, surrenders later in the day
• Girl helps others celebrate the holiday season; Rio Dell student continues Christmas toy drive for local kids
• DFG seeks hunter education instructors for 2012
• KSLG to host clothing drive to benefit Betty's Blue Angels
• Two stabbed, man arrested
• Robbery suspect from Hoopa arrested Wednesday
• EPD conducts illegal camping sweep in greenbelt areas; man arrested for possessing meth
• More than 800 Redway residents lose power
• Eureka revises campaign donation ordinance
• Coast Guard asks Ferndale to return lighthouse lens; loan agreement with city terminated
• Humboldt supervisors support community forest concept, approve Samoa Town Master Plan amendment
• Fake pipe bomb closes towing business; Pacific Towing reopens after three hours
• Power outages hit Eureka, McKinleyville, Rio Dell
• Missing Oregon teen found in Arcata
• Crescent City pedestrian killed
• Still no determination on commercial crab season
• Bike accident leads to arrest
• Sheriff's arrests linked to tip line info
• Collision closes one lane of traffic on 101
• Lawsuit in Arcata takes aim at Prop. 215; Arcata claim argues Prop. 215 gives more than affirmative defense
• Arcata City Council to discuss proposed demolition of LDS church; new mayor and vice mayor to be elected
• Medical students sought by local physicians; local doctors to teach third- and fourth-year medical students
• Supes consider lease for probation center; it's hoped facility will bring better outcomes for prisoners, community
• Fund established for fire victims from Clearlake
• Eureka police department seeks canine funds
• Rio Dell man accused of hitting neighbor with bat
• Housing Element will undergo another public hearing
• Humboldt County fire departments urge caution with floor heaters
• Memorial for EHS freshman set
• Cutten residents lose power Monday
• Going down to the letter; Redwood Coast Scrabble Club searching for members
• Community forest option on Supes agenda; amended Samoa town master plan up for approval
• Eureka introduces draft campaign finance ordinance
• Bus routes between Willow Creek, Redding expand; Arcata to Redding bus no longer via Oakland
• Eureka working on Harris, Harrison streets traffic signal
• Humboldt's $400 million question; banking thesis quantifies impact of pot on local economy
• Survey: Land trusts see 27 percent increase in five years; land Trust Alliance releases new survey on land trust growth
• Rowing team members stage races to raise money; Humboldt Bay Rowing Association juniors conduct sunrise to sunset row-a-thon fundraiser
• HSU police looking for three suspects in campus residence hall robbery
• Meeting set on possible mail processing center move
• Fortuna moves forward with Stewart Street reservoir
• Willow Creek Ambulance Service's future uncertain; Hoopa Valley Tribe says dwindling funds may lead to end of program
• Judge reduces felony charges in Tsurai tree-cutting case to misdemeanor; next court date set for Jan. 19
• Eureka man pleads guilty in H Street shooting; Mark Nelson gets six-year, four-month term for dramatic traffic shooting
• McKinleyville man arrested after high-speed pursuit
• Break-in at Garberville post office
• Arcata police offer free house checks during vacations
• Author to discuss 'Excavating California's Buried Past'
• Election roundup: Lawson in town for meet and greet
• Pedestrian struck by semi in Eureka
• Sacramento man pleads guilty to pot charge in Eureka
• 24-year-old Eureka man killed in logging accident
• Election roundup: Solomon to hold town hall meeting
• Humboldt County events observe World AIDS Day
• Gas leak closes Fifth Street in Eureka
• Election rorundup: Environmental group endorses Huffman
• HCAOG decides to support $16 million Highway 101 plan; phased project to go before Coastal Commission
• Eureka Symphony kicks off holiday season with 'Messiah,' 'Snowman' and sing-along
• HSU Marine Lab reopens in Trinidad
• Former Arcata mayor injured; Bob Ornelas in hospital with 5 broken ribs, punctured lung
• Home invasion investigation continues; Oakland man held on $1 million bail, faces attempted murder charge
• Caltrans to perform trenching work in Trinidad
• Public utilities commission approves $450,000 for Redwood Coast broadband
• Pedestrian struck by semi in Eureka
• 22nd annual Jazz Festival poster to be unveiled Saturday in Eureka
• Humboldt County property taxes due by Dec. 12
• Arcata to form committee to solve Plaza partying; some suggest closing Plaza for New Year's Eve
• Parolee arrested in Arcata following high-speed chase; Eureka man jumps from moving vehicle, leaves pregnant girlfriend in car
• Members chosen for interim school board; first task: Choose a name for Fortuna's new district
• Victorian fire's cause under investigation; property is involved in court battle over alleged code violations
• Sidewalk improvement project to begin
• Fundraiser to benefit injured Fortuna woman
• Crab weigh-in delayed until this weekend
• EPD clears Occupy Eureka structure, detains 11
• Salyer woman arrested for transporting meth
• Poll: Californians evenly split on Occupy movement
• HCAOG to vote on U.S. Highway 101 funding Thursday; project would make improvements between Eureka and Arcata
• Local girl killed in I-5 crash; Eureka High School student dies in single-car accident
• Friends remember local band's guitarist; The Bucky Walters member dies in Bakersfield car crash
• High speed chase from Eureka to 299
• Man who broke into animal shelter arrested
• Trinidad holding special meeting on Caltrans project
• Missing Oregon teen may be in Eureka: mom: Daughter may be involved with local Occupy movement
• Weather service warns of 45 mph gusts along mountain ridges
• Road closure
• Humboldt County Planning Commission meets Thursday
• Parolee with assault rifle arrested in Eureka
• Humboldt Beacon tO cease publication; T-S to cut back to six days a week, publisher announces
• New report explores impact of decreases in child care funding; industries that support Humboldt economy struggle from cuts
• Man shot in Benbow home invasion robbery; officials arrest one man, ID two juvenile suspects
• Arcata looks into new recycling offer: Eel River Disposal expresses interest in taking over service
• Humboldt Fire District, Eureka working toward consolidation
• Humboldt County shopkeepers say holiday weekend sales were up; optimistic about rest of Christmas season
• Prosecutor: Murder charge appropriate in meth breast milk case
• KSLG to host clothing drive to benefit Betty's Blue Angels
• Arcata offers Arts! for kids
• Arcata to host holiday market
• Unique emergency shelter offers help for Humboldt County homeless, runaway teens
• Eureka craft fair benefits Ink People Center for the Arts youth programs
• Arcata to brainstorm Plaza party problem
• Occupiers turn out for Saturday rally in Eureka
• Humboldt County supervisors won't meet Tuesday
• Humboldt County's Black Friday shoppers turn out before dawn
• Small Business Saturday gains momentum: Humboldt County residents asked to shop at local stores
• Nice days ahead for the week; North Coast experiencing average November
• Arraignment delayed in Mike Riese case
• Eureka bicyclist killed Thanksgiving night on Highway 101
• Helping hands serve hundreds of dinners in Humboldt
• HCAOG to meet Thursday to discuss Highway 101 plan
• What's next for Occupy? Protesters regroup, seek community input
• Trinidad fishing fleet receives blessing; event has become a Thanksgiving tradition
• Rabies survivor's wish comes true; Make A Wish Foundation takes Precious Reynolds, family to Walt Disney World
• 'It changed my life'; volunteers, those in need are served a Thanksgiving meal
• State regulators reveal 'opt-out' plan for PG&E SmartMeters; after pressure, state moves to allow customers an out for a fee
• Eureka Inn gets ready for the holidays; historical hotel warm and toasty after chimney fix
• Coast Guard seeks comment on proposed shoreline protection; project aims to stabilize shoreline by extending riprap
• Four arrested at three Arcata grow houses
• Road work ahead
• PG&E employees celebrate holidays with turkey donations; company raises $1,300 to buy 115 birds
• Corbett reappointed to water board
• K12 schools, colleges brace for mid-year cuts; officials worry about elimination of transportation program, school days
• Use of pepper spray at Davis brings back memories of '97 Palco protest; university president launches investigation
• County shelter program taking applications; vouchers to put 15 homeless families into temporary housing
• Police pay third visit to Occupy Eureka at courthouse
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office establishes tip hotline
• Emergency system being updated in Arcata
• Eureka man arrested for assault; domestic dispute lands 42-year old in jail
• Sheriff's deputies seek Hoopa man; 21-year-old Robert Mabry wanted for auto theft, brandishing weapon
• Men rob Bridgeville couple at gunpoint during home invasion; three men with brandished shotgun, made off with gold, cash
• 9 Humboldt, 2 Del Norte schools labeled 'low achieving'; local district administrators say listing unfair
• Crescent City Harbor ready for crab season despite tsunami; dredging almost done and temporary docks installed
• RV fire leaves two dead; weekend away turns to tragedy for Clearlake family
• A heaping serving of Thanksgiving: Humboldt outreach groups bring Turkey Day to all
• Election Roundup: Solomon nabs endorsement, announces event
• Greyhound buses packed for Thanksgiving
• Humboldt fair features bounty of mushrooms; edible, inedible fungi showcased
• Zoo developing conservation program; current projects help African wild dogs, red pandas
• College of the Redwoods faculty union challenges waiver request; board seeks exemption from law that governs funding instructors
• Humboldt County supervisors won't meet again until Dec. 6
• Classes teach how to prevent suicide; county's program outlines how to broach subject with others
• Commercial crab fishermen still waiting for opening day; price negotiations down south may affect local prices
• Humboldt County braces itself for midyear budget cuts; health services continue to be negatively impacted
• Courthouse to launch amnesty program for fines
• Eureka extreme weather shelters get green light
• Inhalant abuse on the rise in Humboldt County
• Comment period for Klamath dams removal environmental report extended to Dec. 30
• 2nd District Supervisor Clif Clendenen officially announces candidacy
• Eureka and Humboldt firefighters kick off toy drives
• Eureka business owner fined $100,000
• Construction completed at Dean Creek slide on U.S. Highway 101
• Humboldt County bench builder gives to school, churches
• Extradition process continues for suspect in 2008 Southern Humboldt murder
• Humboldt County Fair horse racing future still in limbo
• Crowded field in California's 2nd District; eight candidates vying to replace Thompson as North Coast rep
• Thompson endorses Huffman to be his replacement
• Occupy Arcata breaks camp on City Hall lawn
• Huffman to appear at Lost Coast Brewery
• Congressional candidate Susan Adams to visit Humboldt County
• Annette De Modena officially announces candidacy for 1st District
• Rio Dell parolee arrested in pot bust
• U.S. Forest Service changes mushroom gathering policy; age 17 and under can gather for free
• Former harbor district CEO recognized for leadership
• Morgan pleads not guilty in Bridgeville pot growing case
• Arcata City Council discussing recycling options
• Eureka Slough Bridge resurfacing starts today
• Police association blasts councilwoman; association letters, city emails shed light on Occupy Eureka crackdown
• Grave desecrators plea; Fortuna cemetery district still working to repair vandalism
• Statewide recall issued against Organic Pastures raw milk; Blue Lake Rancheria pulled items from convenience store
• Federal reserve reps: Prepare for slow, painful recovery
• Trial set for alleged trimmers
• Construction continues on Eureka Slough Bridge this weekend
• Huffman announces congressional campaign Humboldt co-chairs
• Free salmon spawning tours
• Identities released in fatal truck accident
• Arcata couple arrested in pot bust
• Hoopa residents evacuated after explosives located Wednesday; law enforcement detonate the 1,000 pounds of TNT
• Redway woman died by accident
• Supes ask for revisions to draft marijuana ordinance; Moratorium on dispensaries to be considered within 30 days
• Supervisors approve new air service incentive program
• 'An incredible cooperative effort'; emergency weather shelters moving forward in Eureka, stalling in Arcata
• Rio Dell residents weigh in on proposed plaza; city council moves item to Tuesday special meeting
• Two die in U.S. Highway 101 accident near Fernbridge exit
• Holiday dinners from Salvation Army
• Dems declare support for Occupy Wall Street
• Horse racing board to decide on Ferndale races
• Fortuna PD receives $30,000 grant
• DUI arrest in 101 crash
• Loca Coast Guardsman awarded medal
• KHUM wraps up annual Stop the Violence campaign
• Supervisor Clif Clendenen to announce for re-election
• Caltrans awards to benefit Del Norte, Eureka
• Gensaw Sr. elected to Yurok Tribal Council
• Old Town Jewelers celebrates one-year anniversary
• Supervisors hear from public on U.S. Highway 101 project; opt to support moving forward with a phased plan
• Kindergarten class for ECS shows increase in third-year; district officials begin to discuss student configuration
• Occupy Eureka camp raided for a second time; 31 protesters arrested, 2 cited and released
• Motion made to dismiss murder charge in meth breast milk case
• Workshops on residential energy programs set
• Arcata City Council to discuss recycling Wednesday
• Del Norte Unified School District receives grant
• BLM plans prescribed fire in Lacks Creek area near Arcata
• Alleged trimmers held in pot case; five to stand trial on possession, cultivation charges
• Flamingos, screamers and cavys -- oh, my!; zoo cuts the ribbon on its newest exhibit
• Humboldt may prohibit onsite grows for marijuana dispensaries; supervisors to review ordinance changes Tuesday
• Eureka council to discuss extreme winter weather shelters; St. Vincent de Paul dining facility might house homeless on coldest nights
• HSU econ department to host visit from Federal Reserve Bank; presentation and mock open market scheduled Wednesday
• Body of missing Redway woman found
• Supervisors seek input on U.S. Highway 101 project; funding project means others might be delayed
• Operation Christmas Child: Loleta woman celebrates birthday through giving; family packs children's presents for Christian relief program
• Task force convened to plot NW killers' prosecution; Gallegos might seek death penalty for murder of Reginald Allan Clark
• Outage in Eureka leaves more than 1,000 without power
• Eureka police report complaints against Occupy Eureka; protesters set up tents following raid
• Officials mull what to do about Arcata Plaza: Brainstorming session set for Nov. 30
• Humboldt County prosecutors' pot policy proving pricey
• Egyptian professor gives Humboldt County students firsthand account of 2011 revolution
• Busy day for Eureka police
• League of Women Voters to hold informational meeting on mental health
• Presidential candidate to visit Eureka
• Charges dropped on Hunsucker and Machado
• Guadagno Scholarship Fund open for applications
• Klamath dam removal legislation introduced; supporters face 'uphill battle' in Congress
• Honorable service
• Loleta cigarette case in court Thursday; judge expected to rule soon on protective order
• Mad River grow case moves forward against trimmers; DA's office has yet to charge landowners
• Hoopa woman still unfit to stand trial in child's stabbing; to undergo another year of treatment
• PG&E to repair major gas line in Humboldt County
• Arcata man arrested on drug charges
• Humboldt County Pioneers to meet
• Arcata police to conduct sobriety check
• Shell WindEnergy backs off route over Fernbridge for turbine transport
• Bank robbery case goes federal; suspected 'Dust Mask Bandit' still only charged with single robbery
• Police recover prized Milk Can on Wednesday; teenagers crashed car, threw can over side of road
• County still counting Measure U votes; education officials prepare for transition from two districts to one
• Hearing in Dinsmore pot bust delayed
• Sheriff's deputies seeking stabbing suspect
• Rio Dell plans for revamped downtown; city holding meeting Thursday for public input
• Spelling bee registration deadline looms
• Chesbro on the North Coast
• Arcata police arrest four people for two marijuana growing operations
• AAA tow trucks deliver Thanksgiving turkeys
• Trinidad holding special meeting on Westhaven subdivision
• Ferndale, Fortuna Milk Can stolen; can considered a 'historical relic'
• Man, woman charged with vandalizing Fortuna cemeteries; suspects knocked over monuments, headstones
• Mistrial declared in Littlefield case; molestation case headed for retrial after hung jury
• Public restroom, SaiCenter on Arcata agenda
• 'Dust Mask Bandit' due in court Nov. 8
• Redway resident reported missing
• Family locates body of missing Arcata man
• Arizona man arrested for Arcata burglary
• Schools alerted after Humboldt County 11-year-old reports attempted kidnap
• Plea agreement in Trinidad murder case will see Tennessee man sentenced to 25 years
• Eureka takes up marijuana dispensary moratorium; amid some legal uncertainty, council again will look at options
• Safety corridor report on tap for council; Caltrans hopes to begin improvement project in 2015
• Fewer adoptions, more dogs at shelter; staff may be forced to euthanize animals to make space
• Humboldt supervisors to consider airport parking fee increase; Supervisors will discuss fund allocation for Highway 101 improvements
• A look at the candidates: Fieldbrook School District; two seats are up for election
• Humboldt fire district upgrading response system
• A look at the candidates: Eureka City Schools ; one seat up for election
• Eureka woman warns of aggressive telephone scam
• Tales from the grave; local actors bring Fortuna Sunrise Cemetery's buried stories to life
• Inclement weather a concern for homeless advocates; homeless residents seek shelter from the cold
• Christmas tree permits available for purchase
• A look at the candidates: Blue Lake Union School District; two seats are up for election
• 'Prime suspect' in pot case pleads; Kopiej to forfeit $175K in cash, faces 4 years
• Family searching for missing Arcata man; daughter says it's unlike him to just disappear
• A familiar face joins the humane society: Nancy Flemming becomes executive director
• Executive director of Area 1 Agency on Aging retires
• Planned outage in Trinidad set for next weekend
• Davison Road to be closed for grading
• A look at the McKinleyville Community Services District candidates; McKinleyville Community Services District has two seats up for election
• Halloween tips to keep pets safe
• Harbor District moves forward on CEO selection process
• DA awaiting autopsy results in baby's death
• Injured vet spent day at work, nights at protest
• Medical pot backers sue feds over Calif. crackdown: Suit cites Eureka, Chico letters from U.S. attorney
• Dozens arrested in Dinsmore bust
• Ferndale man shot and stabbed Thursday morning
• Arcata to explore more paid parking
• Game warden academy application deadline approaches
• POP busts net five arrests
• A look at the candidates: Fortuna Union High School District: Two seats up for election
• Election Roundup: Get your ballot
• Eureka Police Department nabs alleged car thieves, warn residents not to leave cars running unattended
• A look at the candidates: Humboldt Community Services District: Three seats up for election
• Northcoast Environmental Center to clean up former headquarters in Arcata
• Election Roundup: Susan L. Adams to visit Humboldt County
• Election Roundup: Eureka Teachers Association endorses Susan Johnson
• Concerns, support over Klamath dam removal continue
• Humboldt County to develop crossing guard program; Eureka City Schools, Fortuna Elementary to participate
• Molestation trial in jury's hands; McKinleyville man faces eight life sentences if convicted
• DUI arrest results in pot seizure, more charges
• Domestic violence prevention awards announced
• A look at the candidates: Resort Improvement District No. 1; three open seats
• A look at the candidates: Ferndale Unified School District; two open seats
• Bank robbery suspect turns himself in; Hoopa man also suspected in 'Dust Mask Bandit' robberies
• Bicyclist slams into car windshield, lands about 20 feet away; Eureka man points to helmet as lifesaver
• Occupy groups remain active throughout Humboldt County; law enforcement officials still monitoring the protesters
• Humboldt supervisors approve new stoplight in Eureka; Myrtle Avenue identified as location of high traffic levels
• A look at the candidates: McKinleyville Union School District; Two seats up for election
• Harbor District continues CEO recruitment discussion
• Prescription drugs roundup in Crescent City
• Rio Dell man pleads to pot charge; son of 'primary suspect' in Hydesville marijuana case faces 4 years
• Eureka school board debate to be held
• A look at the candidates: Willow Creek Community Services District; Three seats are up for election
• Kopiej denied release in pot case; attorney: Grow may fall within 215 guidelines
• Hoopa man sought in connection with bank robbery; Clarence Joseph Lewis III is suspect in 'Dust Mask Bandit' robberies
• Prominent Humboldt doctors to lead Stanford clinic; longtime physician, public health officer to leave in November
• Cypress Grove closes escrow on dairy site; goats will be in Humboldt by end of year
• HCAOG summit set for Saturday
• Eureka man killed in ATV accident
• Workshop celebrates Crazy Idea Day
• Judge issues order in receivership case
• Arcata health center receives funding to help Medicare beneficiaries
• Manila candidates to appear at forum
• Arcata to revisit public restroom discussion
• Arcata's H Street project nearly finished; ribbon-cutting Oct. 31
• Humboldt County supervisors to approve new stoplight, hear presentation on 'Grave Matters' event
• Grant to improve safety for Humboldt students
• With heavy hearts, friends remember Reginald Alan Clark
• Community members honor victims of bias-fueled violence, discuss ways to foster tolerance and understanding
• PG&E seeks reform in CARE program, looks to rein in abuse of low-income rates by pot growers
• Timber Heritage Association receives grant for history project
• Election Roundup: Register to vote
• McKinleyville robbery suspect wanted in several hold-ups; FBI has dubbed man the 'Dust Mask Bandit'
• Meteorologists predict a wet winter on North Coast; weather pattern expected to be similar to last year
• Seven arraigned in pot case; DA's office files possession, cultivation charges against 12
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission looking into possible Humboldt power plant security violations
• Chevret-Vaissade Park ribbon cutting set
• Westhaven meeting to discuss cell phone tower
• Bakersfield resident dies in ATV accident
• Body of Northern Ireland citizen found in Orleans
• Trinity County locates Eureka hunters reported missing
• Route 169 closure on Oct. 27
• Accident in Leggett results in major injuries, DUI charges
• Massive pot bust near Bridgeville nets 10 arrests
• Vermont man arrested for 2008 killing; accused of killing San Francisco man in pot deal gone bad
• Search continues for McKinleyville bank robbery suspect
• Judge expected to sign order by Monday in Squires receivership case
• Gas main break on Myrtle Avenue
• Benbow Dam meeting postponed
• Quen autopsy indicates heart condition
• Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway closed through October
• Garberville residents meet tonight to discuss homeless issues
• Arcata changes alert system partnership
• Man killed in hit and run in Hoopa
• Couple arraigned in Wash. in Northwest crime spree
• Eureka pot ordinance back under fire; citing recent court ruling, threats from feds, council wants further discussion
• Arcata allows staff to deny marijuana dispensary permits; city will still process permits, withhold final approval
• HSU launches new online teaching certificate program; online format allows non-HSU students to participate
• Sheriffs seeking info on burglars; suspects crash getaway car after breaking into forest service vehicles
• Fish and Game warden detains wanted McKinleyville man; sighting at Costco leads to alleged assailant's arrest
• Tsunami test
• Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway closed due to fallen redwoods
• Fortuna Planning Commission vacancies
• Arcata K-9 nabs parolee after chase
• Fatal motorcycle accident linked to alcohol, drug use
• Eureka meetings now live on the web; citizens can now watch council on their computers
• Humboldt County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Humboldt County
• Eureka group says Disneyland visitors exposed to lead; Mateel Environmental Justice Foundation sues the corporation
• Supervisors hear presentation on indoor marijuana grows; Humboldt uses 3 times more electricity than the state average
• New supervisorial districts to take effect next month; supervisors adopt legal descriptions of districts
• Natural History Museum receives grant to develop curriculum
• Pedreros' attorney headed to Chile; McKinleyville mom again pleads not guilty, insanity in toddler murder case
• Meet and greet for Eureka School Board candidate
• Fortuna awards bid for new Stewart Street reservoir
• HCAOG board meeting rescheduled
• Group seeks parent input on walking, biking safety
• Supporting Occupy Humboldt
• Congressional candidate to make appearances
• Mike Thompson to host Bounty of Humboldt County
• Eureka Police Department holds swearing-in ceremony
• Investigators still piecing together details of Bassler's time on the run; items found in his backpack raise more questions
• Arcata council to discuss feds, medical marijuana; staff seeks to appeal SaiCenter permit denial
• Playground to reopen six weeks after fire; community helped raise nearly $3,887
• Arcata police arrest woman for daughter's death; blow dryer believed to be cause of death
• Karuk Tribe receives grant for People's Center
• Eureka school board candidates to attend meet and greet
• Two injured in McKinleyville motorcycle and truck crash
• Slayings suspect freed early despite violent past
• Occupy Wall Street shows muscle, raises $300K
• California doctors' group backs legalizing pot
• Disaster preparedness fair and Shakeout help Humboldt County residents put aside fears
• Humboldt County supervisors to hear presentations on Measure U, carbon footprint of indoor cannabis
• Scores of volunteers searched for Fortuna hunter; family says they're proud
• Humboldt, Del Norte union representative continues Safeway protest; Sid Berg says company refused to hire local construction workers
• Mac grad, Beverly Hills therapist hosting athlete forum
• Eureka Council to meet; special assessments, roof repairs on tap
• Body of missing Fortuna hunter Joseph Quen found
• Beekeepers asking Humboldt cities to loosen regulations on residential hives
• Fortuna to award bid for Stewart reservoir; project is expected to be online by Christmas 2012
• Eureka cyclist killed in collision with truck
• Fish and Game warns hunters of Chronic Wasting Disease
• Fortuna woman killed in crash
• Eureka Police Department continues investigation into tri-state murder
• 66-year-old Fortuna hunter still missing
• Eureka cyclist seriously injured after hit by pickup
• HWMA to search for new executive director; Jim Test plans to retire Dec. 31
• MoveOn rally scheduled in Arcata
• Eureka police arrest suspected car thief
• State Route 96 closed Friday after log truck accident; driver suffered major injuries
• Woman jumps from boyfriend's vehicle Friday
• Orick to hold 'Community Design Fair'
• Humboldt Bay harbor district to include incoming commissioners in search for CEO
• Popular KHSU host Ben Tankersley signing off
• Dam elimination advocates support public review of Klamath dam removal project; Fish and Game holding public meetings next week
• Squires case in limbo: Approaching hearing next week, attorneys await signed order
• Eureka Police Department arrests rape suspect
• General Plan Update workshop in McKinleyville rescheduled
• Friends of the Eel River looking for salmon run spotters
• Rio Dell City Council to discuss Eel River sawmill site
• Yurok Tribe announces unofficial election results
• Road work ahead
• Grave Matters: Book explores the now illegal excavations of Native American graves; author writes about history and local cases
• Trinity County search for missing Fortuna hunter called off; man reported missing Saturday
• Moratorium ruling in line with Humboldt County proposal; affordable housing group wanted broader limits
• Arcata Planning Commission denies marijuana collective permit
• Three-car crash on Old Arcata Road
• Pennsylvania couple arrested on drug charges
• Thompson joins call for homeowner aid; California Democratic Congressional Delegation pens letter to Obama
• Rally to support prison hunger strike
• Vehicle accident kills two Carlotta men; alcohol believed to be a factor
• Murder suspects to be sent to Washington; Eureka man shot in the back of the head as part of multistate killing spree
• Humboldt supervisors direct Girard to work on improvements
• HSU, CSU San Bernardino gives local nurses other options; new program won't replace discontinued nursing department
• Humboldt supervisors approve grand jury responses; commemorate 100th anniversary of women's suffrage
• Woman with two children attacked in McKinleyville home invasion
• One arrested in meth bust
• Parties still waiting to see building moratorium details
• Bigleggins murder trial postponed
• Harbor district considers board committee for new CEO search; commissioners meet Thursday for discussions
• Strong smell results in pot bust
• Realignment of Humboldt County health services concerns officials
• Eureka shooting victim linked to killing spree: Washington couple allegedly responsible for deaths in three states
• Filter problems ground 17 Humboldt school buses
• Humboldt teen car crashes down by 33 percent; EHS to share $87,000 grant with other schools
• Gov. signs pair of Evans bills; legislation aims to protect contractors, repeal IHHS rules
• Woman ejected from van, wasn't wearing seat belt
• Lawsuit filed Friday against Humboldt County; suit alleges county stifled public in GPU process
• Eureka to test hydrants
• San Franciscan arrested following single-car accident on 299
• Gov. signs 13 Chesbro bills; Assemblyman: Only regret is single veto
• Humboldt County building moratorium to take effect Tuesday
• Humboldt County Supervisors to mull grand jury report response; community development services director evaluation on tap
• Hoopa High plans to hire marriage family therapist with $300,000 state safe schools grant
• Occupy Humboldt enters ninth day on HSU campus; Eureka group demonstrates in front of courthouse
• SaiCenter to appear before Arcata Planning Commission
• Fortuna police arrest parolee in stolen car with 18 grams of meth
• Keeping the lights on: Indoor pot growers skirt high electric bills through discount program for low income
• Kids learn healthy eating habits, with a kick at second annual North Coast Youth Culinary AllStars salsa competition
• Humboldt County steam locomotive transfers to a new home
• Eureka High School to celebrate homecoming with pep rally; community invited
• Solomon to appear in Eureka on Monday
• Feds promise to stamp out pot dispensaries; U.S. Attorneys won't target ill patients, but will aggressively pursue 'marijuana stores'
• Occupy Humboldt group maintains presence on HSU campus
• Local canine hero to be on Canadian television; Humboldt Hill fire victim's deaf 14-year-old dog to be featured
• Thompson: Bring troops home from Afghanistan; Friday marked war's 10th anniversary
• Matsutake mushroom harvesting permits available
• Humboldt County airport manager on undisclosed leave
• Eureka police find dead man in truck
• Public workshops, hearing set for Humboldt County housing element
• Fish and Wildlife reduces marbled murrelet protected habitat: Boundaries shrinking in Northern California, Southern Oregon
• Feds target Calif. pot dispensaries for closure
• Indoor pot grows carry heavy carbon price; scientist says education is key to lowering carbon footprint of indoor pot grows
• County's General Plan Update on track; Planning Commission to be done Dec. 15
• Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park to remain open
• Pacific Seafood Group acquires Eureka oyster farm
• Governor signs Chesbro recycling bill
• League to hold McKinleyville school district candidate meeting
• Humboldt Bay harbor district holding special meeting for property negotiations
• North Coast black brant hunting season opens Nov. 7
• Progressive Democrats endorse Solomon
• Oregon man killed in Crescent City accident
• Armed robbery suspect arrested in McKinleyville
• Save the Redwoods awards $15,750 to Humboldt County youth, $6,000 to Del Norte
• Humboldt Democrats to meet
• New mobile WIC clinic will increase access to services
• Arcata suspends issuing marijuana dispensary permits
• Sheriff's deputy sentenced in 2010 fireworks case
• Coastal Commission approves Salt River restoration project
• Water group loses lawsuit to shut down salmon season
• Mother, daughter arrested on drug charges; POP search warrant turns up crystal methamphetamine
• Marijuana's carbon footprint
• Manila man killed in two-car accident on 255
• Man arrested following high-speed chase
• Fish and Game closes Sonoma County abalone fishery
• Pedreros ordered to stand trial for death of child; agent says McKinleyville woman gave conflicting accounts
• Eureka council says no to marijuana moratorium; In face of federal threats, council opts to stay the course, tweak existing ordinance
• Council approves Balloon Track settlement; Police chief recruitment to be handled in-house
• No decision on countywide building moratorium; court asks county to file proposal
• Humboldt republicans meet
• First hazardous weather warnings of the season
• Two arrested after stolen signs located
• Humboldt supervisors get Klamath dam update
• Two injured in four-car accident
• Governor vetoes Crescent City bill; harbor left with $1M bill for 2011 tsunami damage
• Eureka police arrest parolee
• Ferndale farmers feel the pinch from rising feed price; hay prices up due to Texas drought
• Fortuna officials agree to school zes on Ross Hill Road; city may send noncompliance notice to charter school over left-turn lane
• Feds' cannabis crack-down touches Arcata; council to re-evaluate medical marijuana laws
• Humboldt County responds to MCSD lawsuit against them; lawsuit alleges non-compliance with CEQA
• Welcome celebration for Honor Flight
• Rainfall allows lifting of burning permit restriction
• Public health investigating 15 cases of chickenpox; on-site vaccinations to be offered at Trinidad Elementary
• Ruth fire area now open
• Coastal commission to review Salt River project; staff asking for approval of permit with special conditions
• Veterans Affairs office to move into Safeway store; new clinic will have expanded services
• Humboldt schools, CR get $20.4 million from lottery
• Summer's over, snow's coming
• Packed agenda awaits Eureka council Tuesday; fire, police department decisions on tap for council
• Eureka council to vote on dispensary moratorium; marijuana dispensary ban would allow city time to study potential amendments
• Keeping up morale; injured Fortuna soldier, family helps his Army brothers
• Humboldt supervisors to hear disaster preparedness presentation; Supes discuss annual legislative platform
• Arcata to start repaving Samoa Blvd.
• HSU launches car sharing program
• Honor Flight bridges cultures, generations; Trinidad woman finds healing in honoring World War II veteran
• Authorities shoot, kill murder suspect Aaron Bassler; suspect had finger on trigger, officials say
• Stand Down benefits veterans and their four-legged friends; three-day event draws hundreds to connect with community-based services and programs
• Council to discuss Ross Hill Road
• Fire crews schedule slash burns in Lacks Creek area
• Former EPD chief files claim against city; claim seen as first step of lawsuit, seeks unspecified damages more than $10,000
• Kneeland post office to close Monday; residents frustrated by lack of options
• Public questions process in harbor district termination; Hull's reputation comes into question
• New harbor district commissioners to be appointed; county redistricting's effect on district unclear
• Cyclists gather in Fortuna for ride to San Francisco
• 4 arrested in check manufacturing operation; police find personal financial account information
• Plastics cleanup set for coasts and waterways
• Drug court graduates get a second chance at life
• Violent robbery suspect arrested Thursday; brother also in jail after Sept. 6 incident
• MCSD files lawsuit against county Friday; alleges non-compliance with CEQA process
• Voters to decide Fortuna, Rohnerville consolidation; officials say noticeable changes from two to one district will be gradual
• Fort Bragg murder suspect fires upon officers Thursday; sheriff's deputies unhurt, return about 10 shots
• Giving to those whose help local youth; Humboldt Sponsors grants aid children's programs
• Movement on Balloon Track; state lands resolution, Supreme Court decision for Marina Center project
• Wilde pleads not guilty
• Eureka, DA respond to Squires ruling; plaintiffs to seek expedited hearing process
• Gov. Brown speaks about public safety realignment; local officials stress the need for adequate funding
• Couple arrested on drug charges; three young children in protective custody
• Third juvenile arrested in playground arson
• County charges lawyer with misdemeanor after illegal subdivision case; Bareilles faces violations for unpermitted bridge
• Harbor district unclear when CEO search will begin; commission names interim CEO
• No closure yet in Joseph Marsh fireworks case; sentencing continued to next Wednesday
• Local churches move to fill void as St. Vincent de Paul struggles; volunteers take on meal service to help out
• Six Squireses' properties ordered into receivership; ruling states other 20 will have to wait for full trial
• HSU, CSU faculty may strike over withheld raises; Chancellor's office calls salary bumps inappropriate
• Fortuna police investigating car accident involving 11-year-old bicyclist
• Walker given 18 years for Arcata rape; Eureka man to serve 85 percent of sentence
• Parts of forest land near Ruth closed for safety
• Sheriff's deputies seek two suspects in robbery, assault
• Crescent City Police Department to receive grant
• Fishing crew narrowly escapes fire; Ocean Joy captain credits crew with battling blaze
• Two juveniles arrested in playground arson; police still looking for one from Fortuna
• Humboldt supervisors decline pay increases; ordinance allows them to give funds back
• Humboldt supervisors approve four Headwaters Fund projects; some skeptical of Economic Development Division project
• Authorities discover marijuana distribution activity at Blue Lake Hotel; Law enforcement seizes 30 pounds of pot, $30,000 in cash
• Governor signs Evans' bill to protect state's crab fishery
• Humboldt County registrar featured on voting transparency panel; East Coast conference commemorates 25th anniversary
• Some Ruth fire crews begin to stand down; Local ranger district will take over fire management
• Arcata police arrest Ohio murder suspect
• Eureka passes redevelopment ordinance
• Structure fire at King Salmon
• Scotia subdivision process causes some confusion; officials say renters' ability to purchase is years away
• Attorney: Cotton verdict sends message; City: $4.5 million award will not impact general fund
• CR budget may be cut an additional $476,000; another student fee increase deferred until summer
• Murder suspect Aaron Bassler still at large; DNA evidence places him at Aug. 11 killing
• Unclear if hunger strike has started at state prisons; Officials say they'll know more in 72 hours
• Road work ahead
• Rio Dell council, planning hold joint meeting
• Fortuna police seek help in burglary case
• Fortuna to begin annual hydrant flushing
• Ruth fire 65 percent contained; Full containment expected Wednesday
• Woman arrested after crash
• Man assaults woman with block of wood, causes deep gash to the back of her head
• Humboldt County tax payers to receive bills soon
• Possible arson in Palco Marsh fire
• Leaping dogs at the Splash Dog championship
• Wiffle ball games benefit Arcata park
• Following the 80-20 rule: Ranchers balance their livelihoods with needs of wildlife
• Humboldt County transportation board considers Native American seat
• St. Joseph Hospital scrutinizing programs for efficiency; providers worry prenatal classes, lactation services may be cut
• Ruth fire evacuation to be lifted; residents can return to homes
• Supervisors to allocate Headwaters Fund money; Also will update budget by rescinding two layoffs
• Fortuna couple arrested in burglary investigation
• Humboldt County's public safety realignment plan starts Oct. 1
• Humboldt County health care network focuses on living with chronic illness
• League of Women Voters hosts public health presentation
• Trinity County blaze over 1,500 acres; officials hold public meetings to update community
• Humboldt County businesses donate portion of proceeds to breast cancer
• Jury finds Eureka liable in Cotton's death; estate awarded $4.5 million for 2007 in-custody death
• Fire blazes in Trinity County : Crews working through the night to control the flames near Ruth Lake
• Possible building moratorium start day delayed; Humboldt County filing brief in response to Housing for All
• Eureka man arrested for attempted child molestation
• California prisoners may restart hunger strike Monday
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office issues missing person alert
• Missing man Robert Sears found
• Grant assists Humboldt County children, youth, families
• Humboldt County hoping for extension of natural resources funding; proposed bill would extend funding for education, roads in rural counties
• CSU chancellor Charles Reed visits HSU, discusses budget issues with faculty, students
• Man arrested with AK-47 near Maple Creek School
• Humboldt marijuana spells trouble for NFL player: Shipment from Eureka sparks investigation of Bengals wide receiver
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office seeking missing transient and daughter
• Two Eurekans arrested on drug charges
• Humboldt County police arrest copper theft suspects
• Estelle Fennell officially announces candidacy for 2nd District; says her focus is on representation and sustainable growth
• Eureka man pleads guilty to child pornography charges: Cole Machado faces 30 years in federal prison
• Klamath restoration studies support dam removal; Project would create jobs, increase chinook harvest
• Missing hunter found; After 86 hours in woods, Willow Creek man emerges
• Residents say schools, 40 mph Ross Hill Road an 'accident waiting to happen'; Fortuna says it will revisit speed limit issue
• DA warns public of possible email scams; Recent series of hacked emails target local attorneys' clients
• One at large after violent robbery; EPD nabs parolee with help of canine
• Prisoner at Pelican Bay State Prison died Friday; Sheriff's logs state he was found hanging
• U.S. Highway 101 roadside fire contained
• Laser pointer distracts Coast Guard helicopter
• McKinleyville man wanted for alleged assault
• Caltrans, CHP up DUI-speed enforcement
• County housing not eligible for grants regardless of deadline; County, Eureka hindered by audit delays from same firm
• Wilde held on murder charge; Judge rules there is sufficient evidence for accused Kneeland shooter to stand trial
• Search suspended for missing hunter; 25-year-old Willow Creek man lost in Trinity County wilderness
• Humboldt County supervisors talk about food handler cards; Presentation made about North Coast Veterans Resource Center
• Eureka council to hold special session
• Humboldt County Association of Governments to hear presentation on adding Native American membership
• U.S. 101 lane closed for roadway fires
• Estelle Fennell to announce bid for 2nd District
• Salazar: Klamath dam removal cheaper than forecast; Interior secretary's remarks spark optimism among stakeholde
• Curley's Grill in Fortuna to close Oct. 2; Restaurant moved from Ferndale in 2009
• Hundreds of teens still need whooping cough shot; local education, health officials hold last-minute clinics
• Arcata gets $2 million to add 114 acres to Sunny Brae forest; City working to purchase 22 more acres of property
• Destroyed park to get new playground equipment
• Presentation to be held on understanding Islam
• Property owner in Dinsmore died Sunday in ATV accident
• Fortuna man arrested on charges of stabbing his father-in-law
• Arcata police employees to be sworn in
• Eureka Council not meeting tonight
• 'A lot of green trucks'; Fish and Game holds checkpoint on State Route 36
• North Coast Stand Down set for Sept. 30-Oct. 2; Event expected to serve 400 to 500 veterans
• Arcata group tackles western greenbelt issues; Farmers host tour to convince community to preserve pastureland
• Klamath-Trinity issues prohibition on energy drinks; Rockstar, Monster, Red Bull off-limits to students at school
• Humboldt supervisors to hear North Coast Veterans Resource Center presentation; Vehicle abatement fee to be extended through 2022
• HSU prepares community for earthquakes
• Crescent City Harbor District to discuss boat basin, Coastal Conservancy
• Zoning ordinance, food vendors on Fortuna agenda
• CSU chancellor to visit HSU
• Noll Longboard Classic in its final year; Surfing event in Crescent City says goodbye after 16 years
• Humboldt residents join in California Coastal Cleanup Day; Hundreds of volunteers scour the coast for trash
• Bone marrow donor meets her match; Eureka Rotary member helps connect donors through Project Share Life
• Arcata meets to buy playground equipment for destroyed park
• Blue Lake planning to discuss medical marijuana
• Humboldt Bay harbor district to end CEO's contract
• Wilde hearing continues: Shooting victim testifies he worked marijuana grow to fund daughter's surgery
• Humboldt planning division sends letters to shaded parcel owners
• Wyatt held to answer for capital murder; MMA fighter faces life in prison in Klamath mutilation, murder case
• Humboldt County jobless rate improved -- slightly
• Eureka resident dies in State Route 299 crash
• Thompson announces $3.3 million for Yurok Tribe veteran cemetery
• Fish and Game conducting checkpoint
• U.S Postal Service considering consolidation of Eureka, Medford processing
• Guatemalan shooting victim testifies he fended off bears during night on the run in Kneeland woods
• Bills propose ways to manage state parks set for closure: Humboldt County unsure it could have a role
• Family wants stolen bike of deceased hero returned
• Road work ahead
• Cardiac clinics offered in Crescent City
• Crescent City Harbor on the mend; Harbor dredging started over the weekend
• Witness describes grow scene shooting; Rancho Cordova man testifies he spent night hiding in tree
• Private cattle grazing will no longer be allowed on Tolowa Dunes; Parks: Changes were already underway
• HSU to get high-powered electron microscope; New equipment will be shared with local high schools, community
• First-grade teacher recognized for commitment
• County planning releases general plan air quality element
• Supervisors approve new boundaries; Public officials see changes to districts
• New boundaries don't change supervisorial race; County's 2012 election gears up
• Baylands restoration in Arcata nearly done; Project aims to re-establish tidal, freshwater marshes near Jacoby Creek
• Shooting victim expected to testify against his attacker; Hearing moves forward in Kneeland marijuana murder case
• No resolution after Community Development Services Director Girard's evaluation; Supervisors continue closed session discussion to Oct. 11
• Humboldt County joins effort to increase health care awareness
• State gas prices up 17 cents from last month, Eureka tops list
• Fortuna gives away compost
• McKinleyville man caught with marijuana, hashish
• New HSU chief of police to be sworn in
• Planned power outage in Garberville.
• Hoopa high's API growth outscores other high schools
• St. Vincent de Paul faces long road; repairs, expenses adding up for Old Town thrift store
• Planning director up for evaluation today; public angst over planning issues may come up
• Referendum challenges congressional lines; If measure passes, Thompson could land back in North Coast
• Republicans schedule annual picnic in Fortuna
• Students provided with planners
• Motorcycle crash victim identified
• Daily papers available at Garberville supermarket; Ray's to carry Times-Standard
• Arcata seeks committee members
• 'We'll never forget'; Humboldt County commemorates Sept. 11
• Despite brother's murder, HSU student supports second chance for teen offenders; Oya Sherrills : 'I know my brother would support a bill like this'
• PG&E to clean up former Eureka manufactured gas plant; Company alerting businesses to construction activity
• Supes to decide on final redistricting lines; Other items include raise in ambulance fees, Scotia election
• Fortuna DUI sweep results in four arrests
• In the shadow of the towers: Eureka native was Windows on the World chef
• Remembering a life well lived: A loved one recalls her time with Rich Guadagno
• Serving the public in a post-9/11 world; local officials talk about increased planning, funding for public safety
• Teaching 9/11 a decade later; many high school students have only vague memories of attacks
• Tribes join over Eel River prayer ceremony
• Man killed in Eureka motorcycle accident
• Minor earthquakes hit Humboldt area
• Readers' voices: Memories of 9/11
• St. Vincent de Paul building begins long road of repairs: 'This will all take a lot of time'
• HSU, state geological survey maps California's tsunami threat; project result will be online database accessible to public
• County settles wrongful death suit; claim against EPD, sheriff's office stems from 2007 in-custody death
• Rotary Club of Arcata to match park rebuild fund up to $4,000
• Congressman Mike Thompson applauds intelligence bill; his provisions would target drug organizations on public land
• Humboldt County sheriff's deputy pleads no contest to child endangerment
• Second batch of contaminated pelicans released
• Four Democratic congressional candidates to attend dinner in Eureka
• Rotary Club of Southwest Eureka fish feed will benefit kids, soldiers
• Events to commemorate 9/11 anniversary
• No one injured in Old Town Eureka roof collapse; construction problem threatens St. Vincent de Paul thrift store
• Former Eureka cop given probation; pleads to heroin possession, vandalism
• Kettenpom couple seeks $10 million after surviving stabbing; allege Trinity County Sheriff's Office acted negligently
• Part of Arcata's coastal plan approved; coastal commission gives city more time to finalize full program
• Ferndale chooses Lytel Foundation to take Navy housing
• Chesbro rep to speak at Taxpayers League lunch
• Humboldt County Sheriff's deputies seeking Hydesville robbery suspect
• Weather service issue extreme fire weather warning
• Drug arrests made in Orleans, Hoopa Valley
• Americans for Safe Access meeting on marijuana ordinance
• Save the Redwoods seeks grant applicants; nonprofit awarding up to $15,000
• Eureka drug bust nets 42 grams of heroin
• Tales of 'Wicked Bugs' at Sequoia Park Zoo
• Congressional candidates to attend Humboldt Democrats' meeting
• Masked bank robber hits Valley West bank; suspect may be linked to several North Coast robberies
• Residents share their visions for new chief; more than a dozen turn out to give input into police chief hiring
• Reward offered for information about park fire
• Former Eureka doctor sentenced to four years probation; Frances Day to serve out sentence in Oregon
• Eureka police arrest parolee hiding in attic
• Gov. signs pair of Evans' bills; Chesbro blasts proposed fees for rural homeowners
• Young Republicans meeting
• 'Democrats of the Year' dinner
• Eureka looks to enact dispensary moratorium; council OKs redevelopment payments, avoids dissolution
• Residents eager to rebuild after fire destroys Arcata playground; blaze caused $100,000 to $125,000 in damage
• Mendo medical marijuana ordinance sets example for Humboldt; supervisors to consider Mendo program for local regulations
• Housing coalition updates public on 10-year plan to end homelessness
• Huffman announces Congressional bid
• Fortuna PD to conduct DUI sweep
• Public defender attacked in jail; With new attorney, defendant pleads not guilty to felony assault charge
• EPD seeking suspects in mall explosive; Teens believed to be responsible for homemade chemical bomb
• Alcohol suspected in Labor Day collision
• It's matsutake mushroom season
• NEAC luncheon on internal investigations
• Chesbro seeks re-election
• Arcata police seeking parolee
• Missing 23-year-old woman safe
• Solomon touring North Coast
• Buzz over rising coffee prices; Humboldt County feels the strain of rising costs
• South Bay district opens new junior high; Enrollment jumps by more than 100 students
• The bond of two cities: I-Block Party celebrates Arcata's sister city; HSU students working on bringing reliable water to Camoapa
• Community forums on Eel River recovery
• Arcata council to discuss coastal program
• Fortuna police arrest parolee
• Mendocino reps coming to Humboldt County to discuss medical marijuana
• Eureka council considers saving redevelopment agency; marijuana ordinance also on agenda after feds dub it illegal
• Arcata threatened with lawsuit over records
• Fortuna council to discuss mobile food vendors
• Police chief hiring forums set
• Arcata's H Street project starts Tuesday
• National Park Service announces prescribed burns
• Eureka public building renters see added tax
• NYFD chief to speak in honor of 9/11 10th anniversary at Arkley Center for the Performing Arts
• Early-morning blaze destroys neighborhood park in Arcata
• Feds: Eureka pot ordinance illegal
• Coast Guard rescues couple, puppy 120 miles off Cape Mendocino
• Mad River Hospital kicks off Labor Day weekend with bonuses for employees
• Humboldt County finalizes proposed redistricting lines; supes to decide on final map Sept. 13
• Eureka driver arrested following accident in Mendocino County
• Eureka welcomes new city attorney
• Honeydew boy killed in crash
• Officials: Bassler wanted in two shooting deaths
• Every vote counts: Disqualified ballot cinches Scotia election
• Eureka celebrates completion of Fisherman's Terminal Building
• Ferndale residents say 'no' to wind energy farm
• Ferndale approves purchase of Navy housing complex
• Housing for All is asking for full building moratorium in Humboldt County
• Noreen Evans' child safety seat bill on governor's desk
• Eureka police arrest four during enforcement operation
• CHP to hold DUI checkpoint
• Humboldt County court clerk's office will close early due to budget cuts
• Bassler's father: Son accused in Melo murder likely still in the woods
• Search for suspected gunman in Melo shooting continues; Link between deaths of councilman, land trust employee not ruled out
• Del Norte DA argues for capital murder; Pathologist testifies in mutilation case's second preliminary hearing
• Guadagno 9/11 memorial planting planned
• CHP stops speeding car on U.S. 101 near Myers Flat
• Save the Redwoods launches campaign to purchase part of Usal Forest; Acquisition would protect Shady Dell's 'candelabra' trees and other habitat
• Caltrans worker remains in critical condition
• 'Three Strikes' defendant pleads guilty on day of trial
• Dedication and open house set for HSU's Schatz Center
• Fort Bragg councilman was shot at opium grow; draws light to world of opium poppies
• Soctia community services district formation passes
• Supervisors approve multifamily rezoning plan; Board replaces parcels, increases some units to reach total
• Gunman remains at large after robbing motorist; Suspect fled into Sequoia Park
• Hydesville man arrested for threats, public intoxication
• Ferndale to meet on wind energy project, Navy housing
• Woman arrested for felony assault, mayhem near Arcata Plaza
• Eureka police seeking ID of suspect
• Caltrans subcontractor hit by car, seriously injured in Eureka
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office investigating pipe bomb explosions at South Fork High School
• Humboldt County Republicans to meet
• Self-inflicted shooting wounds Ferndale man
• Officials mourn loss of Fort Bragg councilman Jere Melo
• Aaron Bassler wanted in Melo's death; considered armed and dangerous
• Happy ending: 3-year-old Arcata boy OK after tumble out of second-story window
• Brown pelicans 'Dumpster diving' results in fish oil contamination; Humboldt nonprofits rescue about 25 birds from Crescent City Harbor
• Eureka police cracking down on drunken drivers
• Eel River recovery potential meetings set in September
• Coast Guard helicopter makes emergency landing
• Fortuna man injured, rescued after truck rolls on Kneeland Road
• Farm recalls local cilantro supply as precaution
• Nurses to call for tax to pay to heal nation
• Swimming pool accident lands HSU student in the hospital
• Irene: Wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster
• Memorial planned for fallen Willits Navy SEAL
• 'Bath salts,' not cocaine? Experts warn about designer drug that may be involved in Texans' case
• Yellowstone or bust: Retired Fortuna police chief helps hospice patient fulfill lifelong wish
• HOPS in Humboldt stakeout leads to one DUI arrest
• Last town standing: Scotia community services district formation election set for Tuesday
• Scotia residents hopeful, cautious about possible transition to community services district
• Summary of Scotia CSD candidates' statements
• Eureka High gets $82,000 grant for safe driving program
• County justice system continues to face realignment challenges; Humboldt County hires consultant to form plan
• HSU may be cut an additional $2.5 million: University officials say reserves will cover shortfall
• Evans' bill brings little promise in Humboldt; officials aren't optimistic about Williamson Act legislation
• Crescent City police warn of check scam
• Humboldt County redistricting committee meetings set
• Kinetic Museum in Ferndale is in jeopardy
• Road work ahead in Eureka
• Eureka Police Department investigating battery theft
• Hayfork man arrested on drug charges in Trinity County
• Residents meet on fate of rural post offices; eight Humboldt post offices await closure decisions
• Marijuana dispensary looking to move near Arcata Plaza' businesses apprehensive, point to other dispensaries in area
• Guilty verdict in rape case; prosecutor says victim's courage 'can't be overstated'
• Former Eureka police officer mulling plea deal; terms of DA's office not disclosed in felony case
• Eureka Police Department looking for missing woman
• Overturned truck causes Highway 101 lane closure south of Eureka
• Arcata kids wearing their helmets can get a reward; police officers will provide for those who can't afford them
• One man injured in Willow Creek crash
• Arcata police seize 500 marijuana plants at grow house
• Coast Guard helps fishing boat that washed up on Humboldt Bay jetty rocks in morning fog
• Sports memorabilia reported stolen in Fortuna
• Humboldt County parolee arrested in Trinity County
• Indecision on multifamily rezone triggers more legal action; Housing for All brief to outline moratorium
• HSU forms team to take on bias, discrimination; group first in the CSU system
• Arcata rape case goes to jury; 37-year-old Eureka man faces 11 years in prison
• Police warn, cite 27 people during homeless camp sweep
• Tsunami siren to sound in Trinidad
• Thompson applauds airline passenger protections; Congressman vows to push forward with bill of rights act
• Arcata holding pre-construction
• Lightning activity in the Klamath National Forest
• HSU announces federal food program eligibility
• Cause of whale's death may not be determined for months; scientists conducting post-mortem see no evidence of broken bones, bruises
• Supervisor holds off on multifamily decision, again; board holding a special meeting Tuesday to direct staff
• Ridgewood Village developer sues county; lawsuit alleges county broke law, refused multifamily zoning change
• Lost and found; Texans arrested after reportedly trying to claim drugs from Sheriff's Office
• Peace activist to speak in Bayside
• Deer blamed for series of crashes involving two Fortuna motorists
• Back to School for Eureka - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Arcata, coastal commission at odds over development plan
• Cardelli gets 18 years in molestation case
• Karuk Tribe to receive $1.14 million for broadband access
• Transformer problems in Eureka require emergency repair
• Thompson announces $1 million grant for Yurok Tribe
• Arcata City Council calls special meeting
• Humboldt County deputies arrest suspected car burglars
• October trial date set in child murder case
• Humboldt County multifamily rezoning discussion to continue Tuesday
• Shelter dogs shine at Woofstock; humane society hopes to net $40,000
• Humboldt State University students return to Arcata; businesses noticing a lot more freshmen, parents
• Humboldt State University bookstore open under new management, introduces new textbook rental program
• Rio Dell to meet on wind energy project
• 'Clear as mud': Eureka contemplates the future of redevelopment
• Yurok Tribe educates hunters on dangers of lead bullets; Shooting demonstration convinces some to switch
• Crowds delighted at Humboldt Bay power plant open house; Dozens line up to tour power generating station
• Nearly 1,500 benefit from homeless program
• Road work on Harris Street in Eureka
• U.S. Postal Service meeting on Blocksburg closure
• HumCPR asks to shed light on shaded parcels, land owner info; county working on processing potentially illegal parcels
• Arcata High School graduate works to further solar technology; helps build Stanford car that will compete in 2011 World Solar Challenge
• Two Fortuna men arrested at Trinity marijuana grow
• Humboldt State University installs weather station
• Humboldt County Planning Commission votes down medical marijuana ordinance, asks for more comprehensive approach
• Humboldt Bay looking into oyster farming expansion
• Fortuna endorses efforts to re-establish rail to Humboldt Bay
• Fortuna redevelopment agency to continue; council to research further options before January payments are due
• Klamath Salmon Festival will be filled to the gills with activities
• Two arrested after Garberville man assaulted
• Eureka Fire Department rescues canoeist
• Yurok Tribe to host shooting demonstrations as part of condor restoration work
• League of Women Voters marks 91st year
• Solar activity increases odds of disruptions on Earth
• Humboldt County Fair betting on the horses: Fiscal future may lie in horse racing; other fairs facing closure
• Pedreros case set for October prelim; defense attorney may travel to Chile to investigate mental health history
• Thompson helps land $1.4 million grant for Elk Valley Rancheria; Funds will improve intersection entering Redwood National Park
• BLM council to discuss conservation topics
• Sports weekend for McKinleyville skate park
• Commission approves final maps; Thompson drawn out of California coastal district
• Sad ending for Klamath River gray whale; biologists hope necropsy will determine cause of death
• Supes choose least radical district changes; board directs staff to make revisions
• Council approves Harris St. bike lanes; city moves forward with fire chief consolidation
• Arcata to discuss transitional housing, redevelopment
• Wounded dog recovering
• Manilla CSD meets on general manager contract, restoration
• Claudia's story: The complex and troubling tale of a 30-year-old Chilean woman accused of murdering her daughter
• FBI: Bank robbery suspect may be connected to other armed robberies
• Rio Dell woman trapped in vehicle 48 hours after accident
• Sister charged with stabbing her brother to death in Hoopa
• Two arrested on auto burglary charges
• DUI checkpoint set for today
• Times-Standard website now has limited free access
• Eureka family involved in Oregon crash
• Seven weeks pass, whale shows no signs of leaving river
• Humboldt County supervisors to take closer look at local redistricting
• Harris Street bike lanes on tap for Eureka council; also redevelopment, fire department consolidation
• Rail revitalization, RDA on Fortuna agenda
• Crash lands passenger in hospital; driver arrested
• Fortuna sends out notice on drinking water contamination: City says issue is resolved, water safe to drink
• Dreaming the Swimpossible: Pool advocates make their wish list for aquatic wellness center
• Humboldt County authorities arrest Hoopa woman for allegedly stabbing man to death
• Search warrant results in three arrests
• Eureka, Fire District move to consolidate chief's position; if approved, two departments would come under Woods' leadership
• Tax shortfall makes local school officials wary; districts preparing for mid-year cuts
• Thompson's take: Congressman talks economics, debt-ceiling deal, what Democrats need to do to reclaim the debate
• Man sought for Coast Central Bank robbery
• CAMP eradicates 42,000 marijuana plants
• Crescent City to receive $6 million toward boat basin
• Shot Siberian husky and owner reunited
• AMBERALERT
• Hoopa man killed in three-vehicle accident
• NOAA deputy undersecretary, Thompson tour the Klamath River; Yurok Tribe hosts tour to emphasize importance of dam removal
• 115th Humboldt County Fair opens with free admission; Off to a great start, says fair manager
• Humboldt County graduation rates higher than state average; Ferndale Unified School District's graduation rate is 100 percent
• Diving in; Mission Swimpossible holds community meeting
• Possible animal cruelty in case of shot dog; Sheriff's Office investigates wounded husky found in Fernbridge
• EPD chief forums scheduled; City looks to get public input
• Cypress Grove enters escrow on new dairy site; property on Dow's Prairie Road in McKinleyville
• St. Vincent de Paul meal service in jeopardy; emergency repairs put clamp on society's budget
• Humboldt redistricting committee finalizes maps; changes may include moving Blue Lake, Willow Creek, Cutten
• Resource center awarded $15,000 for food
• Officials to test Clam Beach tsunami siren
• Body in Eel River identified as missing Santa Rosa man
• Ferndale Museum offering to take on lighthouse lens; city makes proposal to Coast Guard
• Lack of government funding hits Big Brothers Big Sisters hard; agency hoping to raise $75,000 by October
• Man held to answer in child murder case; witnesses describe multiple incidents of 'discipline' inflicted on 4-year-old
• Arcata rape case heads for trial; Jury selection process under way in 2010 assault
• Elections Office to test equipment
• Five arrested in response to neighborhood complaints
• Redwood MoveOn to rally at Thompson's office
• Fortuna's traffic program wins state recognition
• Fortuna Police to hold DUI crackdown
• Bomb threat leads to evacuation of surgery center; hoax under investigation, FBI involved
• Fortuna water, sewer rates may change; city council asked to adopt a new fee structure
• County liable in 2008 dog mauling; woman to receive at least $300K from jury award
• Child murder case moves forward; forensic pathologist and grandmother testify in first day of preliminary hearing
• Second Fortuna business announces its closure; Reel Videos to shut its doors at the end of the month
• Fortuna planning commission to tackle zoning changes; Commissioners will also discuss Mill District's future
• Graffiti cleanup day set
• O'Connell headlines school budget briefing
• CAMP operating in county this week; Raids kick off with discovery of 800 plants off 299
• Juvenile hit by vehicle in Eureka, suffers major injuries
• Willow Creek traffic stop leads to arrest
• Settlement checks pose challenges; Skilled Health lawsuit payments could push some over Medi-Cal cap
• Withstanding 100 years of floods, earthquakes and traffic: Humboldt County celebrates Fernbridge centennial
• Flying at top speed; a Eureka couple set aviation record between Grand Canyon and Crescent City
• Fortuna council to discuss water, sewer rates
• A question of self defense; Details emerge in July 25 shooting
• Blue Lake Fire Department celebrates centennial/ Fire crews gather for old-time competition
• Over 100 dead young coho documented off Scott River; Fish and Game: steps were taken to save salmon
• Redwood Valley fire causes county-wide communications outage; AT&T: Service restored at 4 a.m. Saturday
• Fire causes fiber outage
• Bill to allow online gambling sites in California pits tribe against tribe; Karuk Tribe, Blue Lake Rancheria supports bill
• County redistricting committee continues discussions; Some maps to drastically change districts
• Interns reduce Humboldt County energy costs, one CFL at a time; Close to 5,000 homes have had the bulbs installed for free
• Second suspect in Willow Creek kidnapping and robbery case arrested
• Reno man allegedly coerces Eureka woman into prostitution
• Coroner: Body found in river is victim of homicide
• Motorcycle accident victim identified
• The end of a Fortuna land mark: After 58 years, Low's Furniture to close
• On the trail of D.B. Cooper; Eureka man recounts 1971 search effort of infamous hijacker
• Eureka man pleads guilty, again, to killing dogs; Baltzley faces five year prison sentence
• Eureka fire called to chemical scare at Bayshore Mall; officials said irritant may have been pepper spray
• Man killed in motorcycle accident
• Blue Lake celebrates 100th with firemen's muster
• 10-year-old ukulele player seeks school supplies; Evelyn Aguilar will take donations at Crabs games
• Arrest made in Willow Creek kidnapping and robbery case
• Lovelace, county help Cypress Grove find new dairy site; cheesemaker searching within 15 miles of Arcata
• Opposition to fire prevention fee heats up; fire officials say local districts will be harmed
• CHP officer dies after year and a half battle with cancer; funeral scheduled for Friday
• Scientists focus on whale's health, river's depth
• Hunsucker pleads not guilty to murder
• Firefighters extinguish Bayshore Mall vegetation fire
• Mom pleads not guilty to murder; November trial date set in methamphetamine breast- milk case
• Sheriff's Office looking for two men in alleged kidnapping; Willow Creek man said he was robbed at gunpoint
• Eureka City Council to court input on police chief hiring with public forums, online poll
• Loleta mom faces murder charge in breast-milk methamphetamine case
• Hunsucker in jail, no chance of bail: Willow Creek murder suspect being arraigned today
• Aaron Newman announces bid for Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District Commission
• Eureka special meeting planned
• Broadway resurfacing project to continue
• Traffic accident causes minor delays on U.S. Highway 101
• Thompson urges airlines to stop collecting taxes; Congressman sends bipartisan letter
• House OKs debt, Thompson votes 'yes' and Giffords brings down the House
• Murder suspect Hunsucker arrested afer chase
• Fortuna to pursue $4.1 million grant for senior housing; RDA loan for project tabled
• Six Rivers files remedial plan for Orleans timber harvest; plaintiffs have two weeks to respond
• Local board to distribute funds to local food and shelter programs
• Rio Dell City Council meets tonight
• Covelo man dies in solo auto accident
• Eureka K-9 assists with burglary suspect's arrest
• Eureka council to start police chief hiring process
• Westhaven celebrates the blackberry at 51st annual festival
• Humboldt County Youth present digital stories to probation, mental health officials
• College of the Redwoods to start $32.5 million academic complex
• Humboldt County supervisors break for two weeks
• Fortuna pot grow found near elementary school
• Fortuna council to discuss senior housing, redevelopment
• Vietnam Veterans of California awarded $1 million grant
• Eureka police search for woman who tried to set homeless man on fire
• Borders closure latest in changes at Bayshore Mall
• Whale in Klamath River attracts hundreds ; officials warn watchers to be safe on U.S. Highway 101
• Surfperch fishing contest brings Samoa Peninsula Fire District supporters
• Arcata's Chapman House considered for historic status
• Humboldt County child passenger safety programs awarded grant
• California Citizens Redistricting Commission approves final draft maps; litigation expected to follow
• Humboldt County redistricting committee to begin drawing maps
• Arcata-Eureka Airport construction to start despite FAA shutdown
• Arcata police revoke solicitation permit of Utah-based security company
• Unidentified body found in Eel River
• Humboldt County Sheriff's deputies seize 977 pot plants in Ferndale
• Yurok Tribe reminds commercial fishermen of regulations
• Suspect sought in Loleta stabbing incident
• Harbor Commission candidate announces bid
• Arcata plans major repairs to H Street; project could disrupt access to downtown businesses
• Eureka resident pleads not guilty to assault with a firearm
• Redundant broadband construction begins; will connect Humboldt County with Interstate 5 along Highway 36 coridor
• Eureka police seize 66 marijuana plants
• Four arrested in Arcata and Eureka on drug charges
• Arcata man gets maximum sentence in child sex abuse case
• Arcata house fire leads to confiscation of 800 marijuana plants
• Burn permits to be suspended starting Monday
• Traffic stop in Garberville leads to arrest
• Whale Gulch resident found dead on Shelter Cove beach
• Supervisors punt rezone decision to next month; board action puts county in breach of lawsuit settlement
• Scientists currently in wait-and-see mode; killer whale sounds, other ploys fail to drive gray whale to ocean
• Finding Ray Rogers; 19 hour-search for injured man ended in tragedy
• Brown extends ban on suction dredging
• Driver arrested following Broadway roll-over
• Humboldt State University offers online social work degrees
• College of the Redwoods student fees due Monday
• Harris Street construction scheduled to begin Monday
• Fortuna wastewater treatment work may cause odor
• Rezoning decision awaits Supes today; after marathon meeting, board continues discussion
• Alleged shooter turns himself in; victim may have rear-ended suspect's car
• Family tells story of Ray Rogers' death; case highlights complexity of search efforts in rural counties
• Humboldt County Supervisors pass budget, approve Headwaters grant to study mariculture expansion
• Yurok election board certifies tribal council candidates
• Thompson: No budget that ruins Medicare, Social Security
• Delivering bad news: Several Humboldt County post offices on 'study list' for closure
• Woman injured in Eureka shooting; SWAT team evacuates H Street building in suspect search
• Some businesses overcharging sales tax despite recent decrease; consumers encouraged to check receipts, notify owners
• Eureka doctor pleads no contest; Frances Day's medical future in doubt
• Shell discussing wind energy project in Ferndale, Rio Dell; county still waiting on company to address transport concerns
• Fortuna maintenance man arrested on burglary charges
• Eureka Social Security office hours changed
• KEET's Frontline explores 'The Pot Republic'
• Arrest made in weekend burglary
• Crunch time on rezoning plan: Humboldt County supervisors to decide Tuesday whether to pass plan or face consequences
• Humboldt County supervisors set to approve tight budget
• Scientists try to drive Klamath River whales back to ocean
• Dell'Arte to bring African student to Humboldt County; school seeks community's help with living expenses
• Arcata seeks input before H Street project starts
• Humboldt County contractors get energy upgrade training
• Heroin use on the rise in Humboldt: Drug now 'shoulder-to-shoulder with methamphetamines'
• Summer, economy stretch Humboldt County food banks to the limit
• Arcata Playhouse workshop brings gnomes, mushrooms and smiles to the Plaza
• Arcata public meeting on H Street improvement
• Arcata Fire to conduct live fire training
• Single-car accident leads to DUI arrest
• Opportunity or obligation? Realignment offers differing perspectives, no easy task for Humboldt County
• Local rivers claiming lives; river safety specialist: 'We haven't had a year like this'
• Orick man accused of assaulting disabled man, neighbor
• 'Bachelor's Quarters' tree fire closes Elk River Trail
• Humboldt Waste Management Authority conducting waste characterization study
• Eureka man pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Prison hunger strike ends after 20 days; advocates say strike raised awareness about prison conditions
• Jefferson School purchase finalized; westside group closes escrow on former school building
• Leggett Valley Unified goes virtual; school district offers online K-12 school
• Eureka police arrest 11 on prostitution charges
• Transient arrested on attempted burglary charges
• Grass fire contained near Briceland
• Eureka council meets on city attorney
• Design review to meet
• Arcata takes on Gilardoni property; council directs city staff to offer minimal help to ag committee
• Tobacco's influence runs deep in the Golden State; over the last decade, cigarette makers spent nearly $100 million on campaigns, lobbying
• Eureka continues to hone vision for the future; council focuses in on five goals, directs staff on initiatives
• Mom held to answer in manslaughter case; Loleta woman faces allegations of killing baby with meth-laced breast milk
• U.S. Bureau of Reclamation provides funding for Klamath River study
• Man dies after being run over by own truck
• Public safety topic of Blue Lake town hall meeting
• HSU professor appointed to CSU board
• Garberville planned power outage a no-go
• Council looks at 'New Directions,' members hear update on homeless camp cleanup efforts
• Trinidad planning commission to take comments on rancheria plan
• Manila meets to discuss general manager contract, restoration
• Arcata house fire caused by candle
• County moving forward on general plan update; supervisors want more focus on communication
• Supes holding off on Williamson Act applications next year; board allows nine current applications to continue
• Arrests made in Crescent City restaurant robbery
• Making visions become reality
• Eureka police to conduct DUI checkpoint Wednesday
• U.S. marshals, state parole agents arrest four in Hoopa Valley; Four other men still at large
• Rainy forecast to give way to warmer conditions; Weather service predicts mid-90s inland next week
• County warns of blue-green algae poisoning; Authorities urging fresh water recreational users to avoid contact
• Federal child porn charges rooted in Humboldt; Alleged offenses said to have occurred in Eureka in 2009
• California budget cuts threaten Humboldt County embezzlement investigation
• Salmon fishing season booming; recreational fishermen pouring into Humboldt County
• Fortuna agrees to pay state to keep redevelopment agency; waiting on Supreme Court decision
• Arcata to revisit goat dairy issue
• Despite danger to himself, Arcata Police Officer Brian Hoffman braves danger to save a life
• Sea lion found at Murray Field guided back to bay
• Man who took down gangs dies: Daniel Horrigan infiltrated the Mongols and Hells Angels
• Humboldt County planning staff to update supes on general plan, rezoning
• Tsunami siren to be tested in Trinidad
• Crop disaster benefits deadline set for July 29
• Hayward man drowns at Humboldt Redwoods State Park
• Fortuna budget, redevelopment on docket
• Alcohol suspected in crash on State Route 299
• Blue Lake to hold town hall meeting on public safety
• Eureka to discuss rail banking, water management Tuesday
• U.S Postal service may close Kneeland Post Office
• Yurok Tribe educating hunters for condor reintroduction efforts
• Week In Review (07/17/2011)
• Parks association recognizes Thompson for voting record
• Fortuna Rodeo celebrates 90 years of bucking, riding and community
• Rio Dell to discuss SmartMeters, redistricting
• McKinleyville men allegedly go on Arcata tagging spree; Police arrest two for vandalism
• Development issues highlight importance of native artifact protection planning; county working to improve cultural resources element
• Mystery retailer prepares to move into Gottschalks building; company to finance $4.6 million in facility improvements
• State legislation puts funding at risk for Humboldt County fire agencies
• Preliminary hearing in Del Norte murder case postponed
• Eureka Police Department investigating rape
• Samoa Boulevard roadwork scheduled to start Monday
• Chesbro coming home for summer recess
• Brown signs Chesbro bill involving Smith River Rancheria
• Thompson announces federal food drive
• Eureka man rescued after tree accident
• Remembering Sara Parsons, a Humboldt County politician with a Southern heart
• The life of Sara Mitchell Parsons
• Commission votes against low income rezoning approval' rezoning project will now go before supervisors
• HWMA agrees to Willits contract; authority to pursue purchase of Samoa processing plant
• Red Cross truck egged, paper stuffed into muffler
• Two attempted murder suspects surrender to Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, are released
• Four Eurekans named trial lawyers of the year
• Humboldt State University student accused of burglary arrested in Merced
• Public supports Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District's use plan
• Redistricting Commission moving forward without second draft; fate of Rep. Thompson, Sen. Evans still up in the air
• Coast Central gets 5-star superior rating
• New players in new Calif. districts
• Redistricting: residents see chance to connect communities, straighten lines
• Sheriff's deputy to face trial in fireworks accident case
• McKinleyville man waives right to preliminary hearing
• Eureka police to monitor motorcycle safety
• Fatal crash claims life of McKinleyville resident
• Planned power outage for Garberville on July 28
• Blue Lake Rancheria receives $50K housing grant
• Supervisors stick to focus on indoor grows, dispensaries; directs commission to move forward on medical marijuana ordinance
• Water district looks for input on water use options; district to hold hearings for public comment Thursday
• 85 school board seats up for election; drumming up interest a challenge in small districts
• Recycle, landfill gas project on HWMA agenda; Authority to discuss Samoa plant purchase, Willits contract
• Stallings-Hunsucker still at large after third sighting
• Suspects in assault case identified
• Sheriff's office deputies make burglary arrest
• All the buzz: Marin scientist seeks help to save nation's bees
• Humboldt State University students may see additional tuition hike
• Humboldt County fire season to pick up by late summer
• Two local redistricting hearings added; First round to start Wednesday
• Public works releases Samoa Boulevard construction video
• Driver of motor home arrested for DUI
• EPIC to host forum on industrial logging
• County to clean up illegal dump site
• McKinleyville man accused in assault turns himself in
• 'Ball of red tape': Crescent City struggling to find relief for harbor
• Humboldt County redistricting hearings start Tuesday
• Humboldt County Supervisors to look at narrowing medical marijuana ordinance
• Jessica Cejnar/The Times-Standard
• Trinidad to meet on planning commission appointment, vacation dwelling units
• Blue Lake meeting to discuss Samoa recycling facility, levee issues
• Racing to recovery from March 11 tsunami: Need for successful crab season never greater in Crescent City
• Still fighting: Survivors and supporters relay against cancer
• Humboldt homeless by the numbers:Point-in-Time survey results released; task force gains momentum
• Humboldt County Supervisors to hold special public hearings on budget Monday; final aproval scheduled for July 26
• Privacy vs. public's right to know: Eureka elected officials face delicate balance in discussing Nielsen firing
• Multi-family meeting schedule expedited by Humboldt County planning; staff cites lawsuit restrictions for rush
• Fortuna, Rohnerville school districts start consolidation process
• Humboldt State University awards posthumous science degree to Chinese student who drowned
• Thompson stirs talk over cut flower transportation
• Thompson bill focuses on easing paperwork burden for small businesses
• Man drowns while learning to swim in Mattole River
• Halvorsen site cleanup nearing completion; Eureka hopes to get green light from water board
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office looking for transient accused of assault with a deadly weapon
• CHP investigating fatal accident off State Route 36
• Richardson Grove injunction cites inconsistencies in environmental review; Caltrans stands by project
• Fortuna hires new police chief; Kris Kitna to retire July 15
• Fortuna to build new police station
• Rex Bohn officially announces candidacy for 1st District; says his focus is job creation
• Del Norte County prisoner commits suicide, another on life support
• Longtime Eureka City Schools employee named inteirm superintendent
• Swimpossible meeting planned
• Humboldt County 2011 assessed property values available
• CAO, Humboldt County Supervisor Bass to discuss county budget at Humboldt Taxpayer's League meeting
• Two found dead in Eureka of apparent overdose
• Truck may have sparked Redwood Valley fires
• Richardson Grove activists threaten disruptions for potential project contractors; letters warn of 'a PR nightmare' for bidders
• Preliminary injunction granted in Richardson Grove case
• Claudia Pedreros able to stand trial, judge rules; defense enters pleas of not guilty, not guilty by reason of insanity
• Drug task force in jeopardy; budget cuts threaten state's 55 task forces, including Humboldt's
• ECS to discuss interim superintendent
• Modesto man suffers major injuries in Redcrest accident
• Humboldt Republicans to meet today
• DUI suspected in vehicle turnover
• Council adopts budget; EPD members: we support council, city manager
• Two Rivers Tribune controversy sparks First Amendment debate; Editor: Did the council want a newsletter or did it want a newspaper?
• Fireworks and pets don't mix; 26 animals end up at shelter following holiday weekend
• End of Fortuna redevelopment agency? Under new state laws, council could dissolve agency in November or wait until it runs out of funds
• County clears beaches of health warning
• CHP: 14 DUI arrests over holiday weekend
• Man hit by vehicle north of Rio Dell, suffers major injuries
• Sheriff's deputies seeking man who assaulted, shot at revelers
• Free screening of Aldo Leopold documentary
• State budget includes additional funding for Del Norte DA; Chesbro secures up to $700K to help county prosecute homicide cases
• Amazon cuts off California affiliates; Locals talk impact on losing Internet business
• Sun shines on Humboldt County's Fourth of July festivals
• Left Out: While California sees violent crime rates drop, Eureka hasn't followed suit
• Internet may be important tool for rural seniors, study shows
• Murals, water on docket for Arcata City Council
• Celebrating the Fourth: Eureka fireworks show set for tonight; donations pay for dazzling pyrotechnics
• Willow Creek hero receives nod from Carnegie Hero Fund Commission; plans to pay forward award money
• Budget approval on tap for Eureka City Council
• Eureka house fire prompts department to encourage use of smoke detectors
• Spanish Flat wildland fire near Shelter Cove contained
• Humboldt County Supervisors to hear update on state budget, tourism business improvement district
• Rio Dell to swear in Frank Wilson for open City Council seat
• Redevelopment Agency budget on docket for Fortuna City Council
• Will you sign? Petitions circulate Eureka calling for the termination of Tyson, reinstatement of Nieslen
• Medical marijuana group holds fundraiser for Gallegos in Sacramento; Raises legal, ethical questions surrounding campaign finance for Humboldt DA
• New food handler law goes into effect; County health officials say they'll focus on education rather than enforcement
• Partnership to boost law enforcement presence in Orleans
• Officials give advice on how to keep valuables safe
• Eureka council affirms Nielsen firing in 4-1 vote; Harpham in as interim chief
• Hoopa Tribe shuts down Two Rivers Tribune over controversial articles; tribal newspaper staff rallying supporters for council meeting
• Fourth of July activities: The North Coast celebrates Independence Day
• Two men arrested on charges of armed robbery
• Hiker found
• Coast Guard rescues crew of grounded Eureka boat in Bodega Bay
• PG&E donates $5,000 toward fire training forklift
• Humboldt County Workforce Investment Board gets $500,000 grant
• Mexican nationals face prison, deportation
• Eureka calls special meeting on Nielsen; councilwoman: Special meeting called to dodge public input
• Brown signs budget on final day of fiscal year; line item vetoes result in further cuts to courts
• Planning commissioners ask for better account of multifamily inventory; county short 17 units of goal, staff directed to work with community
• Appellate Court: Coastal commission has jurisdiction over Balloon Track cleanup in Eureka
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office search and rescue coordinator retires
• Collision on Highway 101 leaves Crescent City woman dead
• Roadwork scheduled at Halvorsen Park
• Richardson Grove injunction ruling postponed; EPIC hoping for decision next week
• Humboldt County launches cigarette butt cleanup campaign
• Stallings-Hunsucker spotted again; reward for his arrest increased
• McKinleyville man held to answer for death of Jerry George
• Hoopa Tribe officials recover Kang's body from Trinity River; HSU foreign exchange student's family still arranging travel from China
• North Coast brews score well in San Diego
• California Fish and Game Commission approve tribal gathering exception for MLPA; gathering rights required to be within state law
• Judge to decide on Tsurai village civil suit discovery; tree service joins civil suit, waiting on criminal case's conclusion
• Arcata considering eliminating food truck requirements; Planning commission recommends food trucks be governed on a case by case basis
• High bacterial levels found at local beaches; County warns swimmers away until waters re-tested
• Crew of Eureka crab boat rescued off S.F.
• No charges in toddler drowning; Deputy DA: 'Does not rise to the level of criminal negligence'
• Officials: Two arrested in Miranda part of cross-country marijuana case
• Planned Parenthood up against fundraising deadline
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Arcata man pleads guilty to molestation charges
• State counts on $4B in additional revenues; budget passes less than three days before the start of 2011-2012 fiscal year
• County supervisors adopt interim budget for 2012-2013; board also approves ACRC recycling for unincorporated Arcata
• Humboldt says no to sharing district with Marin; supes send letter on statewide redistricting concerns; set public hearings for local redistricting
• Eureka City Schools superintendent tenders resignation; Gregg Haulk to take job in Huntington Beach
• Tip-off leads to the arrest of two Eurekans suspected of kidnapping, assault and robbery
• Humboldt County pilots celebrate live feed weather cams Aviation enthusiasts say project is first of its kind in lower 48
• Fieldbrook man held without bail on federal drug charge
• Police chief firing draws anger: Forum highlights public discord; petition calls for city manager's firing
• Woman files lawsuit against Fortuna couple over alleged Ponzi scheme
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office continues search for suspects in kidnapping, assault and robbery case
• Eureka nabs $500K for local business loan program
• Food trucks, dwelling units on docket for Arcata Planning Commission
• Arcata recycling center dropping $5 fee for certain drop-offs
• Nine arrested in Fortuna following DUI sweep
• Man arrested for firing gun near Miranda Bridge
• Law enforcement recovers body in Miranda
• Ghilarducci housed in Texas low-security prison
• Glad to be home : Rabies survivor Precious Reynolds returns to Willow Creek
• Humboldt Growers Association expanding its membership: Cannabis trade organization focuses on changing policy for evolving industry
• Pot lobbying group to host Gallegos fundraiser; Sacramento soiree for DA charges $250 a plate and more
• Humboldt County to take a stand on state district lines
• KHSU advisory group meets Wednesday
• Japanese tsunami debris field to hit West Coast
• Outcry against Willits contract brings HWMA, ACRC full circle; entities agree to discuss authority's potential acquisition of center's Samoa plant
• Eel River Disposal suing county over Willow Creek trash contract; lawsuit alleges county violated competitive bid ordinance
• Humboldt Made Redwood Acres Fair showcases the local: 'What a fair should be'
• Rio Dell looking to fill councilman seat Barsanti resigned May 17; council to appoint replacement
• Japanese tsunami debris field to hit West Coast
• EPD Chief Nielsen fired after 4 years; Harpham named interim replacement
• Fortuna man elected to represent 10,500 veterans; Jerry Greer named AMVETS state commander
• Eureka police uncover pot grow, two arrested
• Emergency work scheduled for Big Hill Road
• Scotia man arrested in connection with McKinleyville burglaries
• Roadwork in Crescent City to begin Tuesday
• CHP details alleged drinking binge before man crashed, killing two
• Search for missing 21-year-old HSU student scaled back
• No deal in sight: Republican leaders open to election, but remain opposed to temporary tax extensions
• Clendenen cleared of conflict of interest complaint; agency said there is 'insufficient evidence'
• Tribe, fishermen, conservationists join Siskiyou water lawsuit; say suit could endanger salmon
• Ambiguity over state budget creates challenge for Fortuna
• New bill would end federal marijuana prohibition; authors plan to introduce legislation today
• Humboldt County settles lawsuit with Housing for All; multifamily rezoning to be completed by Aug. 15
• A four-legged hero; Humboldt Hill fire victim says her deaf 14-year-old dog saved her life
• Former Arcata pastor pleads guilty to sexual abuse of a minor; Sentencing hearing set for July
• KHSU: Reprieve for “A Prairie Home Companion”
• Eurekan arrested on child porn charges awaiting extradition to Virginia; Man waives right to bail hearing in Eureka
• Webcam offers views of Humboldt Bay entrance
• Tiger cubs, oh my;Exotic guests come to the Redwood Acres Humboldt Made Fair
• State to withhold legislators' pay until a 'balanced' budget is produced; County supervisors move ahead with conservative draft budget
• Supes appoint county redistricting committee, meeting schedule in the works/County settles with Humboldt Sunshine in case regarding low income zoning
• Council approves 2.26 percent garbage increase, balks at additional 6.56 increase; Mission: SwimPossible agreement approved; no action taken on police chief's contract
• Search for 21-year-old HSU student continues Sheriff's Office: It's unlikely Kang survived
• Crash near San Luis Obispo claims Eureka man
• Humboldt County resident brings hope to Japan
• Fortuna staff explain water disconnection process for unpaid bills
• Humboldt State University student missing after being swept down Trinity River
• Girl taken off life support after Crescent City shooting Teen's mother released from Oregon hospital
• Two arrested for DUI during McKinleyville CHP checkpoint
• Firefighters respond to two fires at same address
• Streelow Creek Trail reopens
• Ocean View Cemetery experiences another rash of thefts Police looking for culprit of more than 100 bronze vase rings
• Humboldt Hill fire damages home
• Humboldt County Supervisors to discuss redistricting, grand jury report
• Despite wind, 2,000 turn up in Trinidad to celebrate fish festival
• An aquatic vision: Eureka council set to consider Halvorsen property, police chief's contract and garbage fee increase
• Fortuna council to discuss water, fees Monday; budget Tuesday
• Oyster Fest champions cinch fifth title; competition's first female contestant places third
• Tribal groups bring attention to traditional gathering practices; members continue to protest MLPA guidelines
• La Chaparrita restaurant to close; family-owned business unable to renew lease
• Lawsuit from Karuk Tribe, conservation groups officially stops Orleans timber harvest; federal judge orders Six Rivers National Forest to develop remedial plan
• A closer look at Humboldt Bay oysters
• Humboldt State University, Humboldt County research shows promise for measuring tsunami currents
• Entering a new musical world: Jonathan Souza leaves Fortuna High School for Puerto Vallarta
• Two from Mexico arrested in Humboldt County marijuana bust
• Richardson Grove project protest scheduled in Sacramento
• Brown vetoes budget: State Controller's Office says fate of lawmakers' paychecks uncertain
• Humboldt County education officials applaud Brown's veto; fate of redevelopment funds remains a question
• Witness recounts Crescent City shooting: 'A real sad sight'
• Precious Reynolds' recovery underscores rarity of Willow Creek rabies case
• Eureka voicemail down
• Arcata set to begin water main repairs
• Police arrest man in connection with Eureka burglary
• Tribes protest MPLA mussel gathering restrictions; members to practice traditional harvest Saturday
• CHP to conduct DUI checkpoint
• Rumble strips to be added in Del Norte
• Shooting victim remains in 'grave' condition; police say gunman in Crescent City had 'kidnap kit'
• Agree to disagree: Legislators rely on simple majority, put an 'end to the era of late budgets' by beating deadline
• Eureka's annual Fourth of July firework show to go on
• Arcata approves water, sewer rate increases; 2011-12 budget approved, and garbage, recycling rates set to decrease
• Man rescued after jumping off Samoa Bridge
• Eurekan arrested on child porn charges; 25-year-old man federally indicted in Virginia
• Mad River man killed in traffic accident
• Sheriff's office search for two men in connection with home invasion
• Eureka police arrest three after drug bust
• Manila tsunami siren to be tested Friday
• Arcata councilman to visit President Obama
• Crescent City shooting leaves two in critical condition Gunman allegedly targets molestation victim before taking his own life
• Getting new life? More than a dozen state parks, including Standish-Hickey and Benbow Lake, could be saved from closures
• Cypress Grove abandons Arcata Bottoms property; Cheesemaker's decision comes after residents voice opposition to site
• EPD arrests biker for meth, gun charges after pursuit
• New stop signs in Eureka
• Arcata woman dies in ATV crash
• Road work on Sprowel Creek, Ross Hill roads
• Humboldt County supervisors receive report from Fire Chief's Association; Approve hiring of public defender investigator
• Yurok Tribal Council election notice
• EPD searching for missing man
• Fortuna elementary teachers clash with district over health, early retirement; Superintendent says district can't afford early retirement incentive or full health benefits
• Cypress Grove, residents talk goats at meeting
• Eureka talks budget; new tax revenue eases the burden
• Brown continues call for tax extensions
• Major marijuana bust in Fieldbrook
• Humboldt County Supervisors meet today
• Less funding makes Arcata Main Street more dependent on Oyster Fest; Arcata Chamber expects fewer vendors for 4th of July
• Reduction in city funding puts Arcata's Welcome Center in jeopardy
• Willow Creek 8-year-old fights rabies and wins: Precious Reynolds to return home June 22
• Water, sewer increases on docket for Arcata City Council; will also discuss potential solid waste, recycling fee decreases
• Samoa Gateway open house planned
• Stepping into a new world; Humboldt County celebrates its graduates
• County moves forward with multifamily community meetings; draft environmental impact report comment period ends July 15
• Wait, wait -- don't tell me: KHSU to change up programs July 1
• California Citizens Redistricting Commission releases first draft of new maps; preliminary lines leave Rep. Mike Thompson, Sen. Noreen Evans out of North Coast
• California rushing to an end for gold mining? Legislation would extend ban on suction dredging through 2016
• Lost Coast Brewery expansion decision postponed for cultural artifacts investigation; Eureka Planning Commission to take up issue at future date
• Humboldt State University alumni roll into Arcata after completing 49-state bicycle tour
• Felon shot, faces gun charges; Carlotta man disarmed by civilians at Swain's Flat Outpost
• McKinleyville teenager driving on provisional permit overturns vehicle
• Humboldt Waste Management Authority tables Willits recycling contract, agrees to discuss purchase of Arcata Community Recycling Center
• Eureka police chief a finalist for position in Bend, Ore.
• Appellate court hears Balloon Track arguments; attorneys argue whether cleanup is under Coastal Commission jurisdiction
• Environmental coalition threatens North Coast Railroad Authority with lawsuit
• Miranda man arrested for allegedly shooting at Eureka man who confronted him over mistreating dog
• Eureka Problem Oriented Policing Unit arrests alleged heroin dealer
• Redwood Acres Fair 2011
• Complaint alleges railroad bordering Clendenen property is conflict of interest; supervisor says claim not an issue
• Humboldt County woman tests positive for measles; health officials say it's the first documented case in a decade
• Port-a-problem? Portable toilet stirs debate in Garberville
• Food facilities alerted to national fraud scheme
• Coast Guard called in after SUV carrying six rolls off embankment near Klamath
• Nine hundred students participating in World Oceans Day at South Spit
• Save the Redwoods names new chief program officer and general counsel
• PG&E issues water safety warning
• Sheriff's Office investigating Hoopa shooting
• CR begins fall registration;Students paying more for fees but have access to fewer classes
• Arcata residents, Cypress Grove butt heads over goats; homeowners oppose cheesemaker's new dairy
• SoHum residents say no to moving Shelter Cove; Elections Office suggesting redistricting committee, public meetings after June 21
• County supervisors choose Willits contract for incorporated Eureka; HWMA to consider awarding recycling contract today
• Eureka accepts grant for zoo; State fiscal woes leave some uncertainty in city budget
• Humboldt Bay water district board to meet Thursday
• Former St. Bernard's priest extradited to Ireland
• Kier nabs NCRA appointment;County counsel: Clendenen can vote despite FPPC complaint
• Reward offered for information into homicide
• Council approves speed limit increases;Bid for $114,000 parking lot project awarded
• Supes recind 17 layoffs
• Appellate court to hear Balloon Track case
• Humboldt State University student arrested after housing office break-in; university warns 772 students about compromised records
• Arcata expanding wastewater marshes to increase efficiency, add 40 percent more acres of treatment
• Arcata wastewater treatment marshes designation put on hold
• Humboldt County dispatchers see rise in non-emergency calls on 911 lines
• Doctor Day denied release; judge sets bail at $100K for Eureka physician
• Fortuna releases water, sewer billing process following resident complaint
• Trinidad to discuss law enforcement services contract
• Eureka plans sidewalk and street improvement project
• Arrest made in narcotics investigation by Problem Oriented Policing unit
• Yurok Tribe presenting park lands transfer to supes
• New law will require home carbon monoxide detectors
• Humboldt County supervisors to consider county redistricting in the 2nd, 5th; population growth may shift representation of Shelter Cove and Fieldbrook
• Pony Express Days without ponies: Sunday horse events postponed due to herpes virus concerns
• Budget, zoo grant before Eureka council
• Fortuna to discuss parking lot upgrades; zoning adjustments, speed limit changes to be revisited
• Assessing the capability to stand trial: Unlike insanity, competency hinges on ability to understand proceedings
• North Coast Lemonade Day helps one 11-year-old start a new life
• Hoopa Tribal Corps helps Missouri town rebuild after floods
• Eureka considering striped bike lanes
• Tsunami siren to be tested in Fairhaven
• Jefferson School enters escrow: Westside group signs papers to purchase former school building
• Humboldt County expected to rescind some layoffs, including 11 from sheriff's layoff notices sent out Friday
• Hoopa shooting may be politically motivated: Police investigating shooting of councilwoman's house; reward offered
• Proceedings in Ingomar Club sexual harassment case bogged down
• Eureka stabbing suspect turns himself in to police
• Yurok Tribe deploys public safety line through new white space technology
• Eureka resident Rex Bohn announces bid for 1st District
• Ward Connerly to address Humboldtd County Republicans
• Humboldt County Grand Jury report criticizes handling of Ridgewood Village project; planning department says report is inaccurate
• Family, friends celebrate the life of Sophia Parker Pedreros
• Deja vu all over again: Eureka council picks five goals to prioritize
• Access Humboldt executive appointed to represent consumer, community benefit organizations
• EPA launches new national assessment of wetlands
• Man stabbed in Eureka
• Northern California Coast Guard holding 'Don't ask, don't tell' repeal training
• Fortuna Council approves Ross Hill Road contract
• Klamath-Trinity pursuing $6 million school improvement grant
• Student pilot identified in helicopter crash near Weaverville
• Humboldt Democrats to meet
• Judge questions Claudia Pedreros' ability to stand trial; McKinleyville woman's competency hearing scheduled for July 6
• Timeline of events: The search for Sophia Parker Pedreros
• Judge to review EPD officer's personnel file; DA looking for evidence relating to criminal case
• Poll shows voter support for Brown special election; Governor talks realignment, economy at CSAC conference
• Eureka doc pleads not guilty
• Assembly passes Chesbro tsunami relief bill
• Roadwork on Route 169 to require night closures
• Thousands call in to Thompson town hall; Congressman discusses Medicare, health care and senior issues
• Arcata opts to stick with ACRC for recycling needs; Promotes developing countywide plan
• Court documents shed light on toddler murder case; McKinleyville mom to be arraigned today in Weaverville
• HSU bookstore to change management; University Center board votes to finalize contract with Follett
• Naturalist's legacy lives on in campaign to stop state parks closure; park supporters hope to raise money, volunteer to keep parks open
• Dr. Day to be arraigned today
• Arcata to consider HWMA recycling agreement
• Eureka council to meet Thursday on creating strategic vision
• Deputies still searching for missing Blocksburg man
• Sheriff's office investigating Fairhaven PG&E truck fire
• Ferndale Unified School District to discuss budget
• Student pilot found dead after Trinity County helicopter crash
• Kinetic sculptures pedal into Ferndale; only four teams attempt water crossing through Eel River
• Eureka veterans salute fallen comrades
• Eureka man remembers late wife with gift at their favorite spot; funding secured for Fields Landing boat ramp facility improvements
• Rotary Club of Arcata Sunrise adopts the Arcata Playhouse
• Two Fortuna men arrested in home invasion robbery
• Fortuna tackles growing expenditures, shrinking revenue; Ross Hill Road repairs to be discussed at special council meeting
• A different war, a different time: Humboldt County World War II veteran says he simply did his job
• Trinidad memorial service remembers those lost, buried at sea
• Kinetic sculptures plunge into bay; windy conditions prove tough for pilots
• Family plans a day of remembrance for missing Willow Creek teen
• Humboldt County supervisors not meeting Tuesday
• Eureka Police Department's mounted patrol in transition
• Hey, leave our district alone
• And they're off -- kinetic kicks off with controversy
• Humboldt County programs see reduced funding, increased case loads: Safety net gets cut as it's needed most
• Realignment reservations: As California looks to shift services, lots of questions remain
• Fire threatens Eureka residence
• Humboldt County one of most likely in state to have large landslides
• Busy and overcast Memorial Day weekend predicted
• Humboldt County parents turn son's death into literary mental health awareness: NAMI donates books in memory of Southern Humboldt man
• Collision north of Highway 101 leaves one dead, another injured
• Eureka-based company awarded $4.4 million bid for bridge repair
• Thompson town hall to focus on seniors
• CalPERS board member to speak at Samoa Cookhouse
• Hearing postponed in fireworks accident case
• Eureka High School takes issue with Iowa publisher selling ads for football schedule
• State Bar: Del Norte DA was ineligible to serve for five days
• Arcata draft budget uses some reserves to stay balanced; little 'wiggle room'
• Humboldt Deputy Sheriffs' Organization releases radio ads protesting potential sheriff station closures
• Arcata looking to alternate counsel for recycling contract discussion
• Memorial Day events taking place this weekend in Humboldt County
• White powder shuts down Ferndale post office; substance determined to be penicillin
• Transparency Project nabs federal grant; money to be used to augment project, allow for duplication elsewhere
• Environmental groups file injunction on Richardson Grove project; motion to stop project claiming lack of information, irreparable damage
• Humboldt veterans discuss concerns over VA health care
• New Big Lagoon tsunami siren to be tested Friday
• Humboldt County beaches score well on annual report card
• Police arrest suspected tagger
• Public health urges precautions against measles
• Arcata school scores high on Washington Post's Challenge Index; Northcoast Prep considered most successful at preparing its students for college
• Two North Coast women complete entrepreneur leadership training course
• Supes OK moving forward on McKinleyville advisory council exploration; Board also approves Hummingbird Healing Center permit, Willow Creek garbage service
• Supervisors appoint David Edmonds to county planning commission; former Eureka Planning Commissioner chosen out of seven final candidates
• Father of drowned toddler thanks law enforcement, requests privacy; Pedreros to receive mental health evaluation before arraignment
• Revised state budget allocates $3 billion more to schools; local education officials say this is funding that was deferred last year
• Benefit honors veterans; Honor Flight looks to raise funds to take last group East
• New traffic signal to be operating in Eureka Thursday
• Fish and Game finds mountain lion reports unfounded
• Special Eureka meeting set for Thursday
• Third Arcata budget meeting scheduled Thursday
• Pill roundup nets 51 pounds of drugs
• Blue Lake Boulevard oil spill clean up and investigation ongoing
• Fortuna PD to crack down on drunken drivers this weekend
• McKinleyville woman confesses to drowning 2-year-old daughter in Trinity River
• Supreme Court: California needs to reduce prison population
• Humboldt County Supervisors to discuss formation of McKinleyville citizen council, marijuana dispensary appeal, Willow Creek garbage services, planning commission appointment
• Arcata man files lawsuit against city's panhandling ordinance
• Humboldt County unemployment rate decreased in April
• Trinidad to meet on proposed budget, planning commission
• Second budget meeting for Arcata council Wednesday
• Kinetic Grand Championship starts Saturday despite disputes
• Illegal spill closes Blue Lake road
• Home drives -- and pulls -- a UC Berkeley student
• Windy weather keeps fishermen out of water; salmon season looking stronger than prior years
• Proposed Humboldt County cuts squeeze departments: DA, DHHS, public defender all warn cuts will carry consequences
• Keeping Arcata unique: City committee developing ordinance to limit chain retail stores
• Arcata Planning Commission to look at secondary unit codes
• Arcata council to start budget study sessions Tuesday
• Humboldt Bay water district to hold special meeting
• Missing 2-year-old found dead in Trinity River; mother charged with murder
• Congressman Thompson viewed bin Laden photos; says their release could put soldiers at greater risk
• Humboldt teens join in fight against cancer; Youth Relay For Life hopes to raise $25,000
• Humboldt County's teen pregnancy prevention program to close
• Deadly virus strikes fear into Humboldt horse owners; stable owners are closing doors for several weeks
• Feral cats identified as possible Willow Creek rabies source; victim currently in stable condition
• Murder suspect spotted, remains at large
• Roadwork schedule for U.S. Hwy 101
• Harry Bistrin, 83, served as top aide to state Democrats
• Missing child's mom says she doesn't know how she got to Trinity; official says woman 'doesn't have any recollection of having a daughter'
• Acting deputy forest supervisor named
• An historic effort: Redistricting effort continues; Humboldt largely on sidelines
• California Coastal Conservancy grants $2 million to Salt River project; Board also grants restoration work funding for Martin Slough, Big Lagoon
• Man arrested in connection with 2002 murder; officials say DNA 'cold hit' reopened stabbing death case
• HSU forestry to participate in biomass project
• Author to deliver Amelia Earhart presentation
• Outages planned in Crescent City, Willow Creek
• Arcata council introduces pedicab ordinance
• Eureka prostitution sting nets four
• Ghilarducci sentenced to 30 months in prison; former Humboldt Creamery CEO to self-surrender by Friday
• Third suspect arrested in Willow Creek homicide, robbery case; Bruce Stallings-Hunsucker still at large
• Former Willits teacher, soccer coach sentenced to 6 years, 8 months for molestation
• 'Secrets kill people': Jane Doe shares her story
• Prescription drug roundup this Saturday
• McKinleyville resident dies in highway crash
• Eureka man sentenced in molestation case
• Eureka Police Department's newest K-9 funded through donations to assist POP
• California's May revise continues uncertainty surrounding Humboldt County budget
• Humboldt County Board of Supervisors chooses seven final candidates for planning commission seat
• Eureka council opts in for Solid Waste of Willits recycling service
• Former Stanton's diner to become Rita's Mexican restaurant
• College of the Redwoods seeking state recognition for fire technology program
• Bike month rally planned in Eureka
• Fortuna approves Rohnerville, South Loop roads zoning adjustment
• Redistricting commission to meet
• McKinleyville to meet on population growth projects, acquiring school district property, water leak policy
• Jefferson School purchase agreement moving forward
• Brown sticks with tax extension plan
• Attorney disputes that Ghilarducci's actions created dairymen's problems
• Former Eureka police officer Daniel Kalis pleads not guilty; scheduled for July prelim on drug, vandalism charges
• Arcata High School student asks judge to declare dress code unconstitutional
• Rio Dell meeting on medical marijuana ordinance
• Pedicab ordinance again before Arcata council
• Two arrested in Fortuna on suspicion of heroin possession, child endangerment
• RCAA public hearing on low-income residents' needs
• Humboldt County Office of Emergency Services nabs $20K grant
• Memorial scheduled for Leydecker
• Brown's budget proposal due today; no sign of what May Revise will hold for North Coast
• Southern Humboldt residents dig into details of creating their own city
• Humboldt County supervisors taking up budget issues, limiting parking
• Fortuna City Council to discuss speed limits; could increase for parts of Ross Hill Road, 12th Street and Rohnerville Road
• Eureka council to consider HWMA recycling service agreement
• Blue Lake applying for grant for ADA improvements
• Chinook snapping at the bait: Fishermen happy with salmon season's first day
• Humboldt teachers receive final layoff notices; governor's revised budget expected Monday
• Environmental groups urge Klamath water quality regulations; Klamath settlement parties anticipate legislation this month
• County recognizes excellent Humboldt teachers
• California legislators cut $1.8 million suction dredge mining program; environmentalists say cut advances salmon restoration, improves water quality
• Entering 'new ground': 70 California State Parks to close, five on the North Coast
• Salmon sports fishing starts today; recreational fishermen anticipate best season in years
• Governor appoints Del Norte supervisor as coastal commissioner; Martha McClure's appointment ends contentious bid for North Coast seat
• Trinity River loses a friend: Friends of Trinity River founder Byron Leydecker dies at age 83
• Space heater expected cause of apartment fire
• Honor flight seeks help welcoming vets
• Del Norte murder case starts over; DA refiles to pursue life-without-parole sentence in mutilation case
• Congressman Mike Thompson votes to boost CIA; House bill would hire thousands of counterterrorism analysts
• Dell'Arte school receives presidential recognition
• Sidelines facing suspension after ABC violation
• County marijuana ordinance on hold; planners ask staff to rework proposals, report back in July
• Regulating cannabis: City ordinances weigh in on marijuana dispensaries
• HWMA delays awarding recycling processing contract; member agencies expected to review agreement before June meeting
• House GOP passes drill bill; Thompson opposed bill, fears of drilling on North Coast
• Arcata apartment fire displaces six tenants
• MADD honors Crescent City police officer
• Humboldt to receive $1.4 million in transportation funds
• Chesbro promotes green benefits of a Pacific Coast ocean highway at Maritime Symposium
• HSU Academic Senate upholds election; professor raised eligibility questions over CSU Academic Senate term limits
• Hoopa man gets 32-to-life
• Arcata Elementary School board appoints new trustees
• Fortuna police to crack down on unbuckled drivers, passengers
• Southern Humboldt residents gathering support for forming the Emerald City
• Kinetic Universe organizers: Race will go on despite arguments; founder's son says race may be canceled
• Public shower in Eureka celebrates anniversary
• Eureka City Schools, nonprofit looking to enter escrow on Jefferson School
• State snags $6.5 million grant for tsunami repairs; money to be spent putting the unemployed to work
• Humboldt County officials narrowing investigation into rabies infection
• Humboldt County teachers to protest education cuts
• Friends of the Dunes receives grants to help teach children
• Whitethorn Fire Protection District announces grant
• Hate crime suspects turn themselves in to Eureka police
• Eureka announces road closures for Waterfront Run
• Humboldt County Supervisors approve administrative reorganization, hiring of new attorney; county continues cost-saving measures
• Future of redevelopment looks to be reform, not elimination; Arcata pushes senior housing redevelopment project forward
• Downtown Arcata senior housing construction to start
• Dr. Frances Day indicted; fails to appear for arraignment, arrest warrant issued
• Humboldt County First District supervisor drafting letter on plover issue; public comment period ends May 23
• Eurekan pleads guilty to marijuana charges
• Humboldt County Planning Commission to tackle marijuana ordinance on Thursday
• Humboldt County Grand Juror's association meets today
• $1 million warrants out for Willow Creek shooting suspects
• Here they come: 25,000 expected at HSU graduations; College of the Redwoods expects crowd of 1,200
• Save the Redwoods taking applications for $100,000 in grants
• Del Norte Ambulance Star Life Award presented
• Recycling contract, tipping fees up before Humboldt Waste Management Authority
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office still searching for suspects in Willow Creek homicide; memorial service for Darrell Hanger Sr. set for this Saturday
• Lost Coast Brewery looking to expand to Broadway site; some neighbors concerned with impacts
• Health officials launch investigation into rabies case; Willow Creek victim remains hospitalized in 'serious condition'
• Del Norte DA may seek death penalty for Wyatt; new allegations could return case to square one
• Eureka man arrested after brandishing gun in Sequoia Park
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office searching for two men suspected of hate crime
• Traffic collision lands two Hydesville men in hospital
• Arcata Planning Commission to meet tonight
• Eurekan pleads guilty, faces up to 13 years for heroin sales
• Wortman court dates pushed back
• Eureka Police Department warns of fraudulent checks, deliveries
• Mandates put squeeze on Humboldt County budget, leave supes with tough choices
• More information to be released on rabies case today, officials say; status of Willow Creek victim remains unknown
• Uncovering Eureka's Chinatown: HSU student Yang Yang to publish paper on Chinese immigrants who lived in Humboldt County
• Supes to discuss sheriff's budget, reorganization of County Administrative Office
• State Route 169 night closures planned
• Humboldt County group rushes to honor area's World War II veterans while they are still here
• 'Something to Prove': Brius Healthcare VP looks to gain community trust, improve care at local nursing homes
• Getting doctors to come to Humboldt County is no easy task for hospitals; isolation, lower pay prove to be major obstacles
• Arcata School District board to interview trustee candidates
• Arcata: Don't 'dump and run' when moving out
• Eureka Planning Commission to meet Monday
• Remembering the past: Hundreds turn out for May Day event at Eureka's Blue Ox Millworks
• Humboldt Community Services District to meet
• Eureka traffic collision sends three to the hospital
• Investigation into botched burglary continues; victim remembered as a “wonderful father” and an “upstanding man”
• Heading for home: Trio of HSU students ready to head back to Japan for first time since earthquake
• 'Ganbare Nihon!' Local resident launches “Keep it up, Japan!” campaign to deliver 300 letters to earthquake survivors
• Willow Creek resident in hospital after contracting rabies
• Fortuna teens place first in auto competition
• Search warrants yield marijuana, guns and reptiles in Arcata
• HSU gets funds to develop new math program
• Crescent City residents experiencing Craigslist scams
• Central Valley group files lawsuit to stop salmon season; suit challenges season with environmental concerns
• Attempted Willow Creek home burglary ends in homicide investigation
• 33 Humboldt County schools rank among top 40 percent of schools in the state; Education Department releases Academic Performance Index ranks
• Efforts increased for 2011 May Day Clean Up in Humboldt Couty
• DA determines officer-involved shooting was legal; Sheriff's Office cleared in last year's shooting on State Route 299
• Arcata council: Some changes needed for pedicab ordinance
• Democrats to meet Wednesday
• Warning about metallic balloons issued
• Countywide multifamily rezoning maps consist of 1,500 possible units; majority of parcels in Eureka area and McKinleyville
• Eureka budget not looking as dire as 2010; Measure O funds anticipated to help close structural deficit
• Eureka Fire welcomes new recruits, volunteers
• Water District releases plan for revenue-generating water use opportunities; plan includes pursuing industrial customers, selling water to other areas, watershed restoration work
• College of the Redwoods acquires tsunami siren, is searching for installation funds
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office rescues McKinleyville man, dog after kayak flips in Humboldt Bay
• Humboldt County jury returns guilty verdict in heroin case; Mexican national faces prison, deportation
• Three Humboldt County students place at state science fair
• Arcata PG&E substation complete
• Trespassing tip uncovers pot garden of nearly 10,000 plants near Carlotta; growing season has arrived
• Crescent City Sea Cadets to be honored
• County moves forward with layoff noticing, law enforcement cuts; officials says cuts are only a 'worst case scenario' plan
• Officials concerned over possible loss of vehicle licensing fees; County looks at new taxes to make up for revenue loss
• Eureka council authorizes liens for delinquent garbage accounts
• Report highlights Klamath achievements
• SmartMeter defects not affecting Humboldt County
• Eureka council to continue strategic visioning talks
• Alleged DUI accident leaves motorcyclist hospitalized
• College of the Redwoods officials hope to bring lost classes back; waiting on Brown's revised budget
• Social work coalition gives Humboldt State University $50K grant for Native American recruitment
• Eureka City Schools Board of Education to meet today
• Fortuna discusses speed limits
• Humboldt County Planning Commission to meet Thursday
• Remembering a 'Flight 93 hero': Osama bin Laden's death leads to time of reflection for local 9/11 victim's sister
• 'One step closer to peace': Locals react to bin Laden's death
• Potential cuts to Humboldt Sheriff's Office bring out supporters
• Settling on a number: Court approves motion to bump up claim value in Skilled Healthcare settlement
• Man, woman sought in connection with Fortuna robbery
• College of the Redwoods Board of Trustees to meet
• Somes Bar man enters plea deal for role in shooting that took life of wife
• Pedicab ordinance up for discussion in Arcata
• Eureka police arrest robbery suspect
• Ingomar Club fires events coordinator
• Deputies request help in locating Blocksburg man
• Evans holding virtual town hall on state budget
• National Weather Service publishes updated precipitation-frequency atlas for California
• President: Al-Qaida leader bin Laden dead
• Sunny start for halibut season; first day draws a crowd
• Eureka to consider liens for unpaid garbage fees; medical marijuana amendments up for adoption
• Eureka man arrested after allegedly running over man with car
• Eureka City Schools to discuss superintendent evaluation
• Humboldt County urging public to prioritize services for budget cuts; Sheriff's Office to take biggest hit, with layoffs looming
• Humboldt County needs to lay off nearly 50 employees; cuts may include frozen positions, dissolving Alternate Counsel office and providing voluntary furloughs
• Customers encouraged to check Horizon ticket transfers; Fly Humboldt Coalition to kick off campaign to attract airlines
• Eureka man arrested, charged with assault
• From Shasta to Humboldt County: 121 miles of fiber optic cable; redundant broadband construction to start soon
• California Coastal Commission conducting candidate interviews; governor's office will choose candidate by May 15
• Possible good news for St. Joseph rehab facility: Bill would give hospitals extra time to meet seismic codes
• Save the redwoods? There's an app for that -- Redwood Watch to study where big trees thrive, and redwoods will be featured on Google Earth 3D Trees for the first time
• Eureka Fire Department to hold badge pinning ceremony
• Arcata receives $126,000 grant for fish restoration project
• Fortuna City Council to discuss zoning issues for Rohnerville, South Loop roads
• Arcata inmate attempts court escape
• NoHum Indian Education Program to address grant application
• McKinleyville water and sewer workshops set
• U.S. Census data shows slight increase in population; demographics reflect population growth, education, poverty
• County releasing revised multifamily rezoning maps; new maps to incorporate parcels of land owners who support rezoning
• North Coast rainfall totals higher for April than normal
• Eureka starts strategic visioning process
• Eureka man arrested in connection with stabbing
• Search warrant yields weapons
• K9 helps apprehend suspect
• Tsunami tax relief
• Calfire to begin space inspections
• Sheriffs scale back search for missing Garberville man
• McKinelyville man arrested in connection with car burglary
• Congressional leaders spotlight threats to Delta, fisheries
• Economic indicators show Humboldt economy holding steady; data reflects recession, industry growth and housing market slump
• Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified pursuing new middle school
• Arcata commission to seek input on mobile food vendors; second dwelling unit standards sent to city staff for recommendations
• College of the Redwoods endeavors to cut down on student textbook costs
• Klamath cleanup set for Saturday
• Burn permits required
• Prescription drug turn-in planned in Del Norte
• Chesbro bill targeting poachers makes headway
• Eureka police discover suspected marijuana grow
• Facelift or faux campus improvements? Landscaping around new College Creek Apartments could present problems down the road
• Board approves new garbage rates for several unincorporated areas Donna Tam
• HSU launches sexual assault prevention website
• Air quality report says Humboldt County one of cleanest counties
• Southern Humboldt Grandfather Tree not slated to become drive-through
• Congressman Thompson to hold farms, salmon summit today
• Paddlers preparing for Cal-Salmon race
• Eureka to start strategic visioning process
• Deputies investigating home robbery, assault in Eureka
• Novato man sentence to six years for vehicular manslaughter
• High risk missing man reported in Garberville
• Four years later: Eureka police chief's tenure filled with change, tumult and community praise
• Ingomar Club, former employee drop demurrer; sexual harassment suit moves forward
• Eureka council donates blood in support of local blood bank; new donors needed
• Barracuda changes leadership
• McKinleyville asks for HCAOG representation
• Mobile vendors, second dwelling units on Arcata Planning Commission agenda
• Blue Lake meets tonight on transit needs, water rates
• Anti-nuclear rally planned for today at Humboldt Bay Nuclear Plant
• Eureka Police Department: Eureka man taken to Semper Virens after stabbing himself
• Humboldt County woman to be on Jeopardy
• County starts illegal dumping fund to help costs of cleanup; fund created with violator fees as county struggles to keep chronic sites clean
• Eureka's Problem Oriented Policing is hitting its stride
• Solid waste disposal fees, Big Lagoon changes highlight Supes agenda
• New K9 unit ready to assist Eureka Police Department
• PG&E awards grant to Arcata Fire Protection District
• Fixing the system: Rural health care providers explore solutions for isolated communities
• A world away from home: Radiation concerns prompt Japanese mother, daughter to flee Japan, seek refuge in Arcata
• Timber Heritage Museum vandalized twice in last week; incident highlights need for property ownership
• EPD K9 unit assists with parolee arrest
• Health reform in redwood country: Providers weigh in on rural health care reform
• Health reform in redwood country - part 1
• Salt River project lawsuit resolved; restoration project moving forward
• Missing vases recovered in McKinleyville; Ocean View Cemetery returns 16 vases to Veterans Garden
• Humboldt honors Earth Day
• Outage planned for Trinidad area
• Eagle Scout presentation to be made
• Music to stay in Scotia school
• Chimney fire extinguished by firefighters; no one reported injured
• Humboldt County resident victim of lottery scam
• Kalis arrest shines spotlight on DA's Brady policy; DA's office has written policy for dealing with officers with character issues
• Long wait for volunteer fire department needs: Arcata Fire still working toward Sunset Avenue station
• Budget expert expects big impact for North Coast: California Budget Project executive director speaks at HSU
• Eureka makes CNN's list of best shrinking places to live
• Gallegos, Downey to speak at Garberville panel discussion
• Non-agenda public comment temporarily up front in Arcata
• Eureka apartment fire displaces 10 occupants
• Car theft suspect arrested in Eureka
• PG&E to host SmartMeter centers
• Boat sinks in Fields Landing area, four people on board
• Soda tax expected to add $4.5 million to Humboldt schools; public health advocates release report on proposed tax's revenue
• Willits teacher pleads to molestation charges; plea agreement carries 6 year, 8 month sentence, lifetime registration
• The party that wasn't; few show up to Redwood Park for 4/20 with rain, police
• Northcoast CalSOAP receives grant funds
• Humboldt County Republican dinner will honor leaders; Dennis Hunter, Karen Brooks to receive awards
• Fire in Eureka warehouse reveals marijuana grow
• Eureka man pleads guilty to molestation charges
• Budget expert to speak at HSU
• College of the Redwoods issued more than $340,000 in scholarships this year
• Arcata Police Department, Quota International kick off kids literacy program
• Supes bracing for cuts in 2011-2012; Humboldt County to hold budget cuts in May
• Martin Slough interceptor project moving forward; construction scheduled to start later this year
• Eureka introduced changes to medical cannabis ordinance
• Six Rivers to the Sea easement completed near Blocksburg
• Arcata stabbing in early-morning brawl leaves one hospitalized
• EPD hires liaison to homeless
• Missing Eureka man found
• Arcata hoping people stay home for 4/20
• Five arrested in Arcata undercover sting; multi-agency effort targets drugs on Plaza
• Arcata Fire names firefighter of year, honors volunteers, career staff
• Kalis arrested: Former Eureka Police Department officer booked, released Monday
• Arcata Council considering trial run of non-agenda comments at meeting's start
• Richardson Grove project bid delayed; permit hangup could push back construction to late summer
• Crowd turns out to protest Caltrans' Richardson Grove project; one woman arrested after climbing on roof
• Fortuna real estate agent arrested, charged with grand theft, elder abuse and fraud
• Obama declares disaster: Federal dollars on the way to help tsunami repair effort in Crescent City
• Coen gets 21 years in prison
• Five injured in crash, CHP considers alcohol a factor
• Search warrant yields drugs, arrests in Southern Humboldt
• Preliminary hearing set for two Arcata parents
• County supervisors to request local meeting on redistricting; draft letter says rural counties cannot be lumped together
• Supes to announce vacancy on Planning Commission, NCRA
• Final call for Horizon Air: After last flight out, Arcata-Eureka airport left with just one commercial airline
• Rained out: More rain means more problems for county road crews tracking some 150 'hot spots'
• Rain causes second landslide near Requa Inn
• Mistaken identity: Humboldt resident makes living playing Pau Gasol
• Martin Slough project, medical cannabis ordinance on tap for Eureka
• Eureka Planning Commission to discuss medical cannabis ordinance
• Eureka police start youth program
• Structure fire lands pair of Eureka residents in hospital
• Rio Dell school takes top honors in national competition
• Eureka police seeking Caltrans protester
• Accused officer on the job with warrant out; officer faced misdemeanor charges in 2010; ex-wife files for restraining order
• FEMA flood plain map adoption delayed; agency will reevaluate maps to include levees anticipated to be decertified
• Protesting taxes on 'America's Most Vulnerable' -- Hundreds turn out for tax day rallies in Arcata, Eureka
• Bringing back the river otters; Eureka zoo gets grant to build exhibit with 'watershed hero' animals
• Southern Humboldt to keep Ettersburg School open
• CR supporters to join Hands Across California; event to raise funds for community college student scholarships
• Eureka man dies in traffic collision
• Sheriff's Office cross deputize Hoopa Tribal officers
• Humboldt, Del Norte get disaster declaration
• Bill passes allowing rancheria to join airport authority
• Anonymous donor commits $500k to HSU business school; donation will lead to expansion of school, possible economic benefits for the area
• Former EPD officer faces drug charges: Officer resigned amid investigation; faces nine counts
• HWMA to send recycling contract proposal to cities, county for consideration; packed audience requests HWMA keep jobs local
• Yurok Tribe doubles land base with Green Diamond property; timber company selling tribe 22,000-plus acres of land
• Tax day approaching; Washington holiday pushes Tax Day to Monday
• POP arrests two adults suspected of drug sales, child endangerment
• U.S. Highway 101 to have controlled one-way traffic today
• Tax protest planned
• APD arrests two for marijuana grow
• Yurok Tribe to close fisheries three days a week
• Hundreds protest budget cuts at HSU; with more cuts possible, speakers urge students to contact lawmakers
• Coast Guard prepared to leave Crescent City; local officials optimistic of disaster declaration
• Developer: Arcata council condition killed project; noteworthy designation was product of swing vote
• Ferndale among Forbes' prettiest towns
• Power outage planned in Eureka today
• Missing man sought in Eureka
• New member appointed to Eureka City Schools board
• Equipment failure causes power outage in Ferndale
• Former Humboldt Creamery CEO to be sentenced May 18
• Traffic accident lands Crescent City man in hospital
• Humboldt County DA offers plea deal to Fernbridge Cafe owner
• AAA: All California metro gas prices over $4
• General plan process to continue uninterrupted; supervisors to look at forming advisory community without pausing process
• Humboldt County Fair looks to county hotel tax for revenue; event braces for state funding cuts
• HWMA not ready to approve recycling contract to Willits Co.; Arcata company claims 35 jobs lost if contract approved
• Garberville man indicted for criminal conspiracy; father says 23-year-old to surrender to authorities Friday
• California sets nation's highest renewable power goals; governor signs legislation co-authored by Chesbro
• Candlelight vigil tonight
• Hayfork store robbed of cigarettes, cash; Trinity Sheriff's Office seeks help identifying suspects
• Eureka police to conduct DUI checkpoint
• U.S. Coast Guard holding emergency response exercise today
• Roadwork scheduled for Tompkins Hill offramp
• Southern Humboldt school board to meet Thursday
• Body of tsunami victim found in Oregon
• Fire guts Fortuna fourplex: Four families displaced by blaze, one seeking assistance
• 'An invasion of our privacy': Rash of vase thefts at Eureka's Ocean View Cemetery hurts families
• Reggae Rising falling: Ticket-holders looking for refunds
• Students to begin taking STAR tests; schools, kids face higher standards every year
• Northern Humboldt High School District Board to meet today
• Richardson Grove rally planned for Monday
• Three wanted after home invasion in Weitchpec
• Two Eureka men arrested in Oregon on drug charges
• Fernbridge Café operator charged, faces 18 months in jail
• Last boat pulled up from Crescent City harbor
• Mother and son arrested in Eureka
• 'The future is now': Bay Area car dealer proves electric cars can still be fun
• Rising gas prices being felt at the grocery store
• Arcata High senior can't help but help
• Putting it all together: NoHum district forming THRIVE to track student, teacher progress
• Magnitude 3.6 earthquake strikes off coast of Petrolia
• Tea Party plans April 15 rally
• Firefighters put out structure fire in Eureka
• Humboldt County hearing for unmet transit needs changed for Fortuna
• ECS board to vote on new member
• Fortuna man arrested, charged with attempted murder
• Humboldt County responding to frustrations over general plan update
• Supervisors to discuss Humboldt County Fair funding, board appointment protocols, Headwaters Fund grants
• North Coast Veterans Resource Center holds grand opening
• Caltrans making emergency repairs on State Route 299
• Arcata School board to meet on Monday
• Federal shutdown averted at 11th hour; Thompson: shutdown would have been 'shameful'
• Dog killer arrested again; Eureka man appears in court, scheduled to be arraigned next week
• Rhododendron Parade to feature horses, stagecoach and Big Foot
• DA still mulling charges in toddler drowning case; no timetable for a decision
• Arcata district looking to fill board vacancies
• EPD searches Third Street flat for suspected drug sales, two arrested
• Blue Lake to extend medical marijuana dispensaries moratorium
• Documents show history of problems at Fernbridge Cafe; investigation continues, DA weighing charges
• Man arrested after brandishing rifle at road crew; incident causes more delays for crews trying to clear Requa slide
• City files lien against Valley West Days Inn; hotel property entered into foreclosure proceedings
• Arcata council creates subcommittee for E Street housing project; Planwest Partners pulls out of church renovation project
• New superintendent incoming for Klamath-Trinity
• Assemblyman Chesbro has active weekend in Humboldt County
• Humboldt Democrats to meet
• Sen. Noreen Evans to chair wine committee
• Enderts Beach Road closures set for June
• Arcata infant's parents face child abuse charge
• Westside group puts in winning bid for Jefferson School
• Brown, Thompson seek disaster relief from Obama
• Grim state budget projections forecasts $2.5 million in cuts for CR; college discusses preliminary cuts, final approval in May
• HSU expects millions in cuts
• Arcata hit by brief outages
• Pipe bomb found in Trinidad; two arrested on drug, explosives charges
• Willits teacher pleads not guilty
• Ghilarducci sentencing delayed again; judge tells former creamery CEO to be prepared next week
• CHP officer injured in collision near Benbow
• Arcata sets fourth goal-setting session
• Loleta mom remains behind bars; bail in manslaughter case set at $150K
• Arcata: Commissioners can speak at meetings; Delany likely to reapply for design review seat
• Crescent City's historic Kodiak unsalvageable
• Officials work to address Orleans diesel spill; rains may have carried fuel to Red Cap Creek
• Landslide on private property endangers Dobbyn Creek bridge' county diverting water over bridge to protect structures, Casterlin Elementary closed today
• St. Joseph Hospital in Eureka terminates contract with company overseeing construction
• Finance committee to oversee Measure O funds; Humboldt Bay Wellness invited to apply for permit
• Landlord-neighbor lawsuit settles; small claims grow house lawsuit settles on eve of trial
• Requa residents reconnected; crews open road to some traffic, community bands together
• Humboldt Transit Authority meets Thursday on unmet transit needs
• County approves Humboldt No. 1 Fire Protection District one-time development fee
• Eureka police uncover large pot grow; detain four pit bulls
• Arcata council to look at property lien for Days Inn
• Eureka planning commission meeting date changed
• Caltrans to hold open house on Broadway repaving project in Eureka
• Landslide brings Internet connectivity issues to light; construction on redundant lines progressing
• Highway 101 to open in both directions; wet weather in forecast is not expected to impact repairs
• Landslide shuts down Requa Road; Klamath River community isolated without power
• ECS to open bids for offers on Jefferson School
• Arcata Police Department officer bitten by Eureka man
• Ghilarducci may change attorneys
• Rio Dell holding council meeting tonight
• Humboldt County hearings set for unmet transit needs
• Humboldt County League of Women Voters to honor Byrd Lochtie, Humboldt Sponsors
• Second installment of Humboldt County property taxes due
• Wortman back in custody
• Six Rivers National Forest warns visitors about dangerous river flow
• Collision leaves Weitchpec man dead
• Eureka Social Security employees to protest proposed cuts
• Crews pave section of U.S. Highway 101 north of Redway; road to be reopened today
• Landlord appeals ruling in Eureka grow house civil case; second trial begins Tuesday
• Eureka council to consider Measure O oversight by the Finance Advisory Committee
• Schmidbauer mill layoffs continue with market pressures, weather
• Blue Lake water flowing again
• Humboldt County Supervisors to discuss fire district fee, SmartMeter delay
• Sun Frost in Arcata ships fridge to Gambia filled to brim with toiletries
• Clearing a path through Humboldt County; weather aids cleanup effort in wake of landslide along U.S. Highway 101
• Does opportunity await in budget crisis?
• State Republicans flex for reforms; GOP outlines agenda, jury out on how they played their hand
• SBA: Disaster aid for small businesses affected by salmon fishery closure
• Water main construction completed in Blue Lake; normal water service expected to resume Monday
• Meeting set on Klamath Basin
• Arcata woman escapes attempted sexual assault
• Mudslide clean up continues; officials say highway to reopen starting Monday
• State reviews damage estimates from tsunami; total exceeds threshold for federal money, would save state $25 million
• Ghilarducci sentencing delayed again; judge says closed door session related to 'issues of representation'
• Salt River concerns voiced at meeting; Farm Bureau says it doesn't want to stop project
• Ocean salmon fishing season opens on North Coast
• Eureka searches yield drugs, five arrests in the past week
• Eureka man enters plea deal after assault
• Fortuna police looking for attempted murder suspect
• Fernbridge Cafe owner arrested over food safety concerns
• Humboldt Harmonaires Barbershop Chorus to celebrate 50 years
• Ghilarducci due in court
• Caltrans: 'Cautiously optimistic' U.S. Highway 101 will open to one-way traffic Sunday; others not sharing optimism
• Seeing and hearing the landslide up close; a forgotten clipboard may have saved a life
• Farm Bureau lawsuit endangers funding for Salt River restoration project; Bureau said some legal concerns may be resolved soon
• In her Shoes: March aims to use feminine footwear to raise awareness of rape and domestic violence
• Thompson announces Arcata Fire Protection grant
• Wet weather sewage test period extended
• Earthquake hits near Rio Dell
• Humboldt, Del Norte schools receive achievement awards
• Abalone season opens today
• 101 shut down by landslide
• Closure poses concern for local businesses; many look to alternate shipping routes with 101 covered in mud
• Facing all-cuts budget, local reps blast Republicans; Evans on balancing budget: 'It's going to be very, very difficult'
• Humboldt County makes declaration of emergency in response to weather-damaged roads
• Humboldt County sheriff announces promotion
• Eureka police seeking identity theft suspect
• Local fishermen support earlier fishing season; recreational fishermen angling for May 7 start
• Supes set to consider emergency declaration; County roads sag under weight of water, suffer $2 million in damage
• State: Two local school districts may be in financial trouble; Scotia, Mattole received qualified certification on budget report from December
• SBA announces disaster loans available to Humboldt, Del Norte counties
• Humboldt County deputies seeking suspect in Trinidad assault
• Man arrested in Blue Lake on charges of threatening school children
• Quarantine of sport-harvested mussels begins early along California coast
• Humboldt County deputies arrest man after he flees in and out of Trinity River
• 'An avalanche effect' -- senior advocates worry state cuts will disproportionately hit seniors, dependent adults
• Briceland Road reopened to controlled traffic; slide on main SoHum artery illustrates fragility of rural roads
• Community mourns death of businessman, activist Chris Crawford; former Eureka Chamber of Commerce president dies at 58
• Local, state agencies host talk at Humboldt State University in wake of Japan earthquake
• Bomb scare at Humboldt State University shuts down Founders, Van Matre halls; search comes up empty
• Man found injured in Weott, deputies searching for assault suspect
• Former commissioner demands Arcata correct Brown Act violation
• Fortuna woman embarks on months-long journey across California
• Arcata council to hold protocol study session
• Sentencing for Michael Coen delayed
• Humboldt County supervisors to declare winter storm emergency
• Humboldt County featured in New York Times
• Charging decision for toddler's drowning death in Humbodt County DA's hands
• Growing China log export market buoying Humboldt County timber and harbor activities
• Eureka's 21st annual Jazz Festival ends with a bang
• A new home for veterans: North Coast Veterans Resource Center opens transitional housing with grand opening set for Tuesday
• Low-emission buses added to Eureka City Schools fleet
• Fishing regulatory agency holds Eureka meeting on salmon season guidelines
• Humboldt County union members to mark King assassination
• Rio Dell holding special meeting on city housing element update
• Comment period for Smith River project extended
• Trinidad resident reappointed to BLM Northwest California RAC
• PG&E offers SmartMeter opt-out plan
• Judge in Ghilarducci case makes impression on Humboldt County dairymen
• 'Empowering people to make change' -- Humboldt CAN puts on Communities in Motion
• Humboldt State University experts to explain tsunami science Monday
• Del Norte recycling program to collect used cell phones
• Humboldt County District Attorney's Office warns of Craigslist scam
• PG&E: Use caution when pruning near power lines
• Officials say Humboldt Bay Power Plant fears unwarranted; Japan's nuclear disaster spooks residents about decommissioned power plant
• Arcata, HWMA working to provide glass for Fire and Light; manufacturer requires specific locally recycled glass
• Preliminary hearing set for Deputy Marsh as court approves attorney appointmentt
• Yurok Tribe seeks input on draft legislation; plan seeks transfer of federal land to tribe's control
• Humboldt County Human Rights commission to meet
• Long-term traffic control on Highway 101 near Korean War Memorial Bridge
• State Farm agent to be recognized for teaching kids to dial 911; Paul Nicholson to receive national award in D.C.
• Arcata council confirms support of panhandling ordinance; resident threatened litigation if not amended or rescinded
• Eel River level rising with rain runoff; storm causes some to lose power temporarily
• City selection committee not sending Lovelace forward for coastal commission; board sending names of Stillman, Bass, Zanzi, Farley to the governor
• Arcata maintains many of last year's goals for budget; some kept as reminders of priority projects for city
• Former Eureka fire chief named Rhododendron Parade grand marshal
• Fortuna Hwy. 101 onramp to be closed March 28-31
• EPD looking for missing Eureka woman
• WIC expands some appointment hours in Eureka
• APD recovers nearly 500 marijuana plants from bust
• California Transportation Commission allocates millions to improve transportation
• Woman who died in Eel River identified
• Squireses halt court ordered receivership during appeal
• Ghilarducci sentencing pushed into April; dairymen address the court
• Crescent City cleanup effort continues nearly two weeks after tsunami rocks harbor
• Field Poll: Voters favor balanced approach to budget
• Humboldt State University text message alert system has record sign-up
• Humboldt County mayors deliver meals to seniors
• Humboldt County, Eureka City Schools superintendent base salaries made equal
• Foot pursuit ends in death in Eel River
• 'Water all over the place' -- Wet(ter) weather expected to hit the county
• Ghilarducci sentencing may be postponed; attorney wants hearing pushed to April to review report
• Supes send five nominations forward to governor; board selects Lovelace, Bass, Zanzi, Farley and Mendo Supervisor Kendall Smith
• Humboldt County Planning Commissioner Bruce Emad resigns; supervisors looking to fill position after Emad leaves in April
• Humboldt County redevelopment agencies prepped for worse-case scenario
• Humboldt County elected officials to help deliver meals to seniors
• Arcata School District staff to learn emergency team skills
• Arcata council setting goals for city departments
• 21st annual Jazz Festival kicks off this week in Eureka
• Prosecutors: Sentence Ghilarducci to 41 months in prison
• Lease agreement for Skilled Healthcare under scrutiny
• Horizon Air moving forward with plans to leave after April 17; HSU asks airline to reconsider canceling flights until after graduation
• Eureka Chamber kicks off Adopt-a-Block program
• Drug arrests leave 2-year-old with Child Welfare Services
• Dates pushed back in manslaughter breast milk case
• Proposed snowy plover rule open for public comment until May 23
• College of the Redwoods appoints Lee Lindsey new VP of administrative services
• Local car dealers prepare for possibility of parts shortage; effects from earthquake in Japan could be felt in local economy
• Documents shed light on manslaughter case; mother accused of killing infant son with methamphetamine-laced breast milk due in court today
• Supervisors to consider coastal commission nominees again; board will also receive update on post-tsunami activities, code enforcement unit, economic stats
• More rain on the horizon: Winter weather conditions persist above 3,000 feet
• Humboldt CAN community action event scheduled
• ECS to receive two new low-emission buses
• Humboldt Fire District to conduct Advanced Life Support survey
• KHSU Community Advisory Group meeting
• Eureka Planning Commission to look at marijuana ordinance in April
• Ghilarducci's attorney asks for probation; dairymen say sentence would be a slap in the face
• Chalking up the debt: Congressman Mike Thompson delivers presentation on future of federal budget
• Survival mode: Officials say residents must be prepared for disaster, Humboldt County resident in Japan during earthquake talks about personal responsibility
• Eel River Valley drug roundup scheduled
• Crescent City tsunami costs estimated at $12.5 million; assessment of harbor continues
• Budget impasse sets in: With $14 billion in cuts enacted, lawmakers negotiate over tax extensions
• Eureka softball makes comeback; Public Works optimistic other sports may also be revived
• Trinity County Sheriff's Office denies sending couple to investigate 911 call; release says deputy asked for directions, advised against going to residence
• Caltrans announces scholarship
• No structural damage caused by utility pole accident fire in Arcata
• Del Norte County Resource Advisory Committee meeting scheduled
• Rio Dell hires new housing program director
• Orleans woman sentenced for 2010 stabbing
• Second Hearts for Haiti event to raise funds for prosthetics lab
• Arcata Police Department introducing electronic, mobile alert system
• Budget battle continues in Sacramento: Legislature approves cuts, GOP proposal has some environmental groups worried
• Eureka marijuana ordinance draft changes sent to planning commission; Humboldt Bay Wellness proposal to be reconsidered
• Blue Lake Casino convenience store carrying raw milk
• Accident causes power outage in south Arcata area
• Arcata foot pursuit starts at APD parking lot, ends on G Street
• 'Debt, deficit and where we go from here': Congressman Thompson to host Eureka forum Saturday
• McKinleyville High student project earns $2,000 grant
• Local Republicans head to capital
• Access hours extended in Crescent City
• Arcata commissioner resigns over alleged Brown Act violation
• Man who drowned in Janes Creek was on the run; Arcata police say 22-year-old Eurekan was fleeing from officer when last seen
• APD searches two marijuana grows, one deemed illegal
• Crescent City supporters bolster votes in Reader's Digest contest; boosters hoping to help city win up to $40,000 in financial, promotional support
• Fund taking donations to help Crescent City fishermen
• Arcata council recommends two for coastal commission nomination
• EPD finishing investigation into toddler death; department won't recommend charges to DA, just present facts
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office seeks witness
• Lightning storm takes out flock of geese in Arcata
• Eureka Police Department warns of scams, primarily targeting elderly
• Access Humboldt celebrates Sunshine Week
• CSU pulls programs from Japan, Humboldt State University cancels recruitment trip
• Body found in Janes Creek identified as Eureka man
• Legislature to vote on budget today; as pressure mounts on Republicans, local elections office stands by
• Humboldt County emergency officials recap tsunami response
• Humboldt County Supervisors approve snowy plover fence, ask for public forum to air concerns
• Two medical marijuana facilities to apply for permit in Eureka; adult softball program resurrected
• Nuclear emergency fact sheet from California Department of Public health
• Tall ships heading to Eureka, but Crescent City stop canceled
• Juvenile arrested after car chase in Eureka
• California turkey season to open next week
• College of the Redwoods trustees officially appoint Goswami as interim president
• California tsunami damage estimates at $40 million; 16 boats sunk, 47 damaged in Crescent City
• Nominations sought for annual recognition luncheon
• State, feds: No current nuclear risk from Japan; California hotline set up to field questions
• Faced with layoffs, Humboldt County offers voluntary leave to employees
• Democracy Unlimited to meet in Eureka
• SmartMeters film to be shown in Blue Lake
• Humboldt County cities schedule events for Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day
• Squireses appeal receivership judgment
• Laytonville man suffers major injuries in crash that mirrors 2010 collision
• Device forces evacuation in Eureka; not explosive
• Suspect in double homicide killed in police pursuit; Trinity County Sheriff's Office investigates two stabbings, two homicides
• Coastal Commission seat recommendation on tap for Arcata council; Mark Wheetley still not pursuing seat
• Crescent City to hold town hall meeting to discuss harbor response efforts in the wake of tsunami
• Crescent City cleanup continues, hindered by rain, wind
• Humboldt schools hand out pink slips to prepare for budget consequences
• Humboldt County Supervisors to discuss tsunami scare, state budget, code enforcement
• League of Women Voters of Humboldt County to honor community leaders
• Tall ships returning to Eureka
• Eureka man arrested, charged with burglary
• Wading through the wreckage: Crescent City begins cleanup process after tsunami decimates harbor
• Two cities, separate problems: Eureka, Arcata looking at city budgets soon
• Eureka to consider bringing back adult softball; medical marijuana dispensaries up for consideration
• Klamath tsunami victim identified; search comes up empty
• Zane student to compete in state geography bee
• Arcata office of BLM wants comments on off-highway vehicle grant
• Redwood Memorial Foundation student scholarships open
• Crescent City harbor 'destroyed' in tsunami; man swept off beach near Klamath missing at sea
• Tsunami takes toll on North Coast; hundreds evacuated, Gov. Brown declares state of emergency
• At a glance: Tsunami prompts evacuations, sightseeing
• Around town: Thoughts on the tsunami
• Tsunami event cause blood bank to reschedule drive
• Eureka to honor Boys and Girls Club
• Access Humboldt, filmHUMBOLDT starts local filmmakers' night
• Search warrant yields drugs, arrests in Eureka
• Red Cross puts on Respite Area at Redwood Acres; Eureka Rescue Mission evacuated
• Coastal commission approves Samoa Master Plan development; milestone reached in 10-year process to develop on the peninsula
• North Coast Co-op discontinues register donation program; new program to begin April 1
• Horizon Air ending L.A. flights from Arcata/Eureka Airport; move leaves United Airlines the only air service out of the area
• Increased salmon numbers forecast an improved season; fishermen hoping for the North Coast's best season in years
• Public policy in public: California Forward talks state government in Eureka
• Fortuna Police establish anonymous crime reporting system
• CPUC says PG&E should allow SmartMeter opt-out; commission seems to have taken county supervisors' input to heart
• Judge allows independent review of 26 Squireses' properties; hearings will be halted temporarily due to health concerns
• Toddler's autopsy indicates drowning; testing ongoing on boy's stroller
• APD arrests two for allegedly returning stolen items for cash
• ECS board member resigns
• Proposed federal reductions cut into county budget; officials say it's too early to tell local funding impacts
• Resistance to earmarks in federal budget reduces project requests
• Jefferson School put out to market; bids to be accepted for site until April 6
• Clock ticking on state budget deal; Brown asks lawmakers for more negotiating time
• Thompson to hold community meeting on U.S. debt
• Indianola man arrested on heroin charges
• Euereka councilman Lance Madsen wants in on Ridgewood Village discussions
• Thompson urges Boehner to honor World War I veteran
• Eureka police arrest two on drug charges; one released due to health concerns
• Humboldt State University police chief set to retire
• Supes call for California Coastal Commission nominations, approve date for nomination submissions and Scotia special election
• Richardson Grove protesters arrested for disrupting supervisors' meeting
• Fortuna redevelopment funds likely 'locked up' from state elimination; city took steps in prior years to secure assets
• Eureka to mull redevelopment assets transfer, discuss agreement with Eureka Main Street
• Injured child's condition improving; Arcata parents posted bail
• Two injured in Highway 299 crash
• Autopsy for toddler who drowned in Humboldt Bay pushed to Thursday
• Eureka gas prices tops in California
• PG&E to host two SmartMeter centers in Humboldt County
• Fortuna fundraiser for burn victim Saturday
• Investigation ongoing in toddler death: Case of 20-month-old boy takes toll on first responders
• Counting on 'one or more archangels:' St. Joseph hospital's inpatient rehabilitation unit in danger of closing
• New council members mulling over three dispensary proposals; concerns range from safety to not serving recreational users
• Attorney general gets local help on transition; police chief, DA provide input to Kamala Harris
• Mad River Rotary providing student scholarship for seminar
• TAC meeting canceled
• Arcata council to have special meeting on redevelopment
• Jefferson School sale, potential budget reductions on tap for Eureka City Schools board
• False report leads to shots fired at Humboldt County deputies, arrest in Hoopa
• 'There's going to be a new normal': Local law enforcement contemplate state cuts, realignment
• Paying for public safety: A look at salaries for local fire, police departments
• Supes to discuss Scotia special election, coastal commission appointment process; board may set March 22 date for call for nominations
• Search for missing toddler ends in tragedy; rescue team recovers stroller, body from the water
• Counties to conduct tsunami warning test
• Crescent City crab races set for Saturday
• Spectators delighted by Aleutian geese: Undeterred by wet weather, crowd flocks to the ninth annual Aleutian Goose Fly-Off
• State controller releases more local government payroll numbers; several Humboldt agencies on noncompliance list due to agency size
• Local educators point to preventative services for declining teen birth rates; changes to funding would increase county sex education in Eel River Valley schools
• City, developer exploring options for Eureka Pier project; discussions being held in closed session
• Arcata Playhouse launches fifth annual Family Fun series
• Arcata search warrant yields drugs, weapons
• Suddenlink e-mail suddenly slowed; company says it's unknown why service is experiencing problems
• HSU prof co-authors groundbreaking article; anthropologist's findings indicate coastal migrations into Americas from Asia
• Humboldt Assessor named to timber advisory committee
• Madsen to address Humboldt Taxpayers League
• Grant opportunities for government agencies impacted by tribal gaming
• Squireses say city unfairly focuses on their properties; court hearings continue on city's request for receivership
• Legislature readies for budget vote; Democrats need to court Republican votes to move special election forward
• Skilled Healthcare leases out five Humboldt County nursing homes, retains ownership of facilities, turns over operations to Brius Healthcare
• Arcata scrambling to rescue redevelopment assets from budget ax; state taking 'meat cleaver' approach
• Settlement reached in lawsuit against Target's California stores; portions of total $22.5 million to be parceled out for environmental projects
• County aiming to open Trinidad Library next week
• Conference at HSU focuses on service learning
• Reggae Rising festival in jeopardy; planner says event organizer has not contacted county to permit three-day August concert
• Acting CR president answers questions from staff, faculty
• Eureka, Squireses court hearings likely to continue through next week
• Thompson to again serve on key intelligence committee
• Bearded man crashes into pole, offers $1,000 for ride to Arcata, flees scene
• Truck accident near Crescent City forces CHP to close Highway 199 for several hours; large fir to blame
• Arcata council approves grant application, directs attorney to investigate campaign spending limits
• Arcata parents arrested, child sent to Oakland hospital
• Mendocino redwoods conservation easement stalled by timber company concerns
• Lawsuit filed against Eureka's Ingomar Club: Employee alleges sexual harassment, hostile work environment against club, fellow employee
• Split Arcata council moves forward on proposal to convert former church
• Arcata High School student's lawsuit moves ahead; judge denies district's motion to toss case
• SmartMeter open house planned in Blue Lake
• King Range nature lectures wrapping up
• Minor diesel spill in Eureka
• Rain, wind take down power lines; wet weekend ahead
• Carolyn Crnich to speak at League of Women Voters event in Eureka
• McKinleyville man pleads guilty to trio of sex crime charges; released from jail
• 'Kill hate with love' -- bombing survivor warns of politics of fear, brings message of courage to Eureka
• Humboldt County moves closer to new juvenile detention facility
• Eureka council to recommend citizen committees for county's general plan
• CR formally accepts Marsee's resignation, names interim president
• Figas fire in Arcata not arson, but cause remains unknown
• Fourth annual Rising Stars event to honor Humboldt County students
• Evans bill seeks protections for insurance consumers
• Humboldt County receives $125,000 grant to focus on substance use
• Thompson votes for funding stop-gap measure
• Fortuna youth recovers from drinking binge, extreme weather exposure
• Humboldt County police chiefs catch Gov. Brown's speech
• Dino Cardelli denied release on own recognizance; prosecution alleges continued contact with alleged sexual abuse victim through Facebook
• Eureka, Squireses go to court on potential receivership; hearing expected to last at least one week
• 10th annual Perilous Plunge set for this weekend
• Arcata to discuss proposed reuse of church; resolution on tap that could help protect redevelopment assets
• IRS has $1.1 billion in refunds from unfiled 2007 tax returns
• Students to display art based on Romano Gabriel's wooden garden in Old Town Eureka
• Chesbro bills target poachers, protect steelhead
• Vehicle rolls over during hailstorm; Loleta woman hospitalized
• Accident near Garberville lands Clear Lake resident in hospital
• Evans introduces environmental bills that would impact salmon and crab fisheries, coastal commission
• Church bombing survivor to speak at Eureka High
• Peace Corps turns 50; Humboldt County resident preparing for trip to Africa
• Future of Eureka's redevelopment programs unclear under Brown's budget
• Eureka council to consider voicing issues on Ridgewood Village
• Humboldt County Supervisors sticking to hiring freeze scrutiny; also set to discuss Arcata Foodworks expansion, Trinidad Library
• Humboldt Amateur Radio club to meet
• Humboldt County Democrats to meet
• BLM to hold fire management simulation in Whitethorn
• Arcata police arrest sexual assault suspect
• Caltrans to hold public meeting tonight on Avenue of the Giants project
• Aleutian Goose Fly-Off weekend at Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge begins Saturday
• Sifting through the ashes: Investigation continues into cause of Tea Garden Apartment fire
• Rounding 'em up: Cattle ranchers, officials gather to discuss issues facing Humboldt County beef industry
• Gas leak concerns Eureka family: After monitoring for months, PG&E to fix the problem
• Search warrant yields meth, prescription drugs; pair lands in jail for third time in five months
• Humboldt/Del Norte Resource Advisory Committee meetings set
• Educators to host environmental education resource fair at South Fortuna Elementary School
• Crash lands pregnant woman in hospital
• Freezing temperatures expected along north coast
• Rio Dell to meet on medical marijuana dispensaries, Blue Slide Road
• Temperatures may meet a historic low; record cold will soon give way to warmer weather and rainshowers for North Coast
• Planned Parenthood supporters, protesters undeterred by cold
• Humboldt County man in Willits standoff remains in jail, bail bumped to $2 million
• Women Entrepreneurs Institute to hold annual educational summit
• Slides force seasonal closure of section of Coastal Drive
• Chesbro introduces bill to improve management of Del Norte airport
• Drug bust nets heroin, methamphetamine in Eureka
• Winter rains trigger slipout on Highway 101 in Mendocino
• National Ocean Council names Trinidad Rancheria CEO to ocean policy panel
• Gas prices cause shudders at the pump; increasing prices cause concerns for families, businesses
• Wiyot Tribe holding annual candlelight vigil for Indian Island
• CR committee tours vacant halls of Jefferson Elementary School
• USDA to host public forum on jobs, economic growth
• North Coast Co-op hosts sustainable Ag Expo
• Sheriff's Office looking for missing Eureka man Jeremiah Jones
• Caltrans seeking applications for $25 million in transit grant funds
• Councilwoman Linda Atkins resigns from NCRA board
• Humboldt County man arrested after 12-hour standoff in Brooktrails
• Eureka businesses see rash of fake traveler's checks
• College of the Redwoods to meet on Marsee's resignation next week
• Dispensary permit appealed; neighboring pot cooperative pushes permit decision to Humboldt County supervisors
• Eureka committee to recommend three medical marijuana proposals apply
• Two held on heroin charges in Eureka; agent testifies of unknown supplier, connected busts and a large sum of cash
• Six Rivers Planned Parenthood protesting proposed elimination of federal funds
• McKinleyville man dies after Monday accident
• Humboldt County paramedic appointed to state commission
• Hundreds mourn the death of Garberville CHP officer, celebrate his life
• 'Cold snap' on the way to Humboldt County; temperatures expected to dip sharply by Thursday morning
• San Joaquin Delta College selects Marsee for president
• Resident plans to sue Arcata if panhandling ordinance not amended
• Accident near McKinleyville leaves three injured
• Brown reappoints Andre to state board
• California Forward to visit Eureka
• Access Humboldt taking part to intervene in FCC appeal
• McKinleyville kindergarten information sessions set
• Arcata probation check nets drug-related arrest
• Humboldt County Planning Commission meeting canceled
• Eureka Progressive Dems to meet
• Protestors rally at Richardson Grove
• Humboldt County attorneys to receive California Lawyer Attorney of the Year Award; effects of Skilled Healthcare lawsuit being felt across the state
• Meeting to be held in Scotia on rail-trail idea
• Permit still pending for Arcata dispensary
• The Platt Brothers headed for Humboldt; educational performers to participate in afterschool conference
• UC Cooperative to host cattle herd health workshop in Eureka
• KEET-TV announces young authors and illustrators contest
• Eureka Police Department begins citizen's academy
• Identifying the unidentifiable poses challenges atHumboldt County jail
• California courthouses running Humboldt-made grand jury video
• Arcata elections cost candidates about $18,500
• Connecting the North Coast: Historical Society holds 51st annual luncheon
• John Driscoll: A fond farewell
• Turning cans into art to help Food for People
• American Red Cross honors Humboldt Heroes of 2011
• Plugging in Humboldt Bay: Government officials tour the area, discuss future of project for the local economy
• Hansen's Truck Stop restaurant unable to reopen despite $2.5 million Caltrans settlement
• Smith River feasibility study on tap
• Local employers see private growth, public cutbacks
• Arcata recycling center evaluating next steps; director 'fairly optimistic' as HWMA looks at Willits company for service
• Memorial service planned for CHP officer
• Mexican national held to answer in heroin trafficking case
• LaVallee says he returned Piersons campaign contribution
• John Driscoll leaves T-S to join Rep. Thompson's staff
• Democracy Unlimited to explore transnational corporations
• Eureka welcomes Sam Sacco Post Office; main post office re-named to honor late former mayor
• College of the Redwoods committee to tour Jefferson site
• Criminal charges filed in Tsurai Village lawsuit
• College of the Redwoods to provide hospitality industry training
• Sen. Noreen Evans blasts House Republicans
• McKinleyville man convicted of DUI
• Brown removes Zanzi from Coastal Commission seat; nominee process for North Coast to start all over again
• Residents continue to resist county planning department's rezoning efforts
• Mexican nationals held on drug, weapons charges
• Eureka candidates spent over $130,000 in November election
• CHP investigating fatal accident in Garberville area
• Eureka post office to be dedicated for former mayor Sam Sacco
• Eureka, Squires court hearing anticipated to last one week
• Pleas, dismissal leaves one facing heroin charges; preliminary hearing to start today in drug smuggling case
• Local man arrested for allegedly stealing from elderly mother
• Arcata arson reward upped to $22,000
• Arcata directs staff on best strategies for redevelopment
• A pricey affair: Candidates for Humboldt County offices spent more than $1 million in 2010
• Community saddened by loss of young CHP officer; Thomas Adams was known as hardworking, positive Fortuna football teammate
• Westside group asks ECS for time to buy Jefferson School; school board moved to combine two alternative high schools
• Arcata busts net pot, plants, cocaine; two arrests made
• Salmon Creek man found in Central California
• North Coast Congressman Mike Thompson blasts GOP appropriations proposal
• Sen. Evans introduces bill to help Dungeness crab fishery
• CHP officer from Fortuna dies in head-on car crash
• Caltrans pitching bridges project on Avenue of the Giants
• Eureka named one of nation's 'Dozen Distinctive' destinations
• Humboldt County to stare down budget woes; SmartMeter opponents turn in 400-signature petition asking for moratorium
• Eureka's Measure N to head to coastal commission
• Eureka jury finds man guilty of workman's comp insurance fraud
• KHSU Community Advisory Group meeting set
• Evans bill seeks health coverage for pregnant workers
• Eureka POP finds meth, marijuana in R Street search
• Eureka Police Department offers survey
• Stabbing victim on the mend
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office looking into missing SoHum man
• Fortuna Police arrest man on weapons charges
• Thompson introduces passenger protection bill
• Atmospheric observatory coming to Humboldt; equipment in Eureka area will help meteorologists better gauge big winter storms
• McKinleyville residents express frustration over rezoning
• Ghilarducci sentencing postponed; former creamery CEO now scheduled for March hearing
• Redevelopment, second units slated for Arcata council's agenda; midyear budget review show revenues above estimates
• Fortuna man pleads no contest to assault with a deadly weapon
• Arcata Fire Department to conduct controlled training burn
• Judges determine juror was not bribed in Humboldt County murder case
• Twin Towers and Pearl Harbor to be discussed at Republican Women's meeting in Eureka
• Valentine's Day gives Humboldt County florists a much-needed boost; small shops still struggling to stay afloat
• Peacemaker Award to be presented Tuesday in Eureka; committee to choose from eight nominated do-gooders
• Humboldt County midyear budget review reflects continued fiscal pains
• Eureka seeks to move forward on Martin Slough interceptor
• Eureka truckers parade check to be awarded to Boys & Girls Club
• A hands-on experience: Belize field school gives Humboldt State University students glimpse of ancient Mayan culture
• Assessing the fallout: Discontinuing nursing at HSU carries host of implications for students, health care
• Humboldt County holding public workshops on multifamily rezoning
• Finding homes for horses: Backcountry Horsemen of California puts on clinic, mustang adoption in Ferndale
• Bystander CPR saves man's life in Eureka
• American College Theater Festival begins at Humboldt State University
• League of Women Voters marks 91st anniversary
• San Joaquin community college names CR's Marsee as candidate for job
• Sen. Noreen Evans appointed to Commission on the Status of Women
• Eureka family wins Sears $1,000 drawing
• Watershed groups land Prop. 84 funds
• South Bay to offer seventh, eighth grades at new charter next year
• Local high schools host Mexican exchange students
• State Parks advocates pitch new plan; report comes as Brown administration considers which parks to close
• Reward leading to arrest and conviction of Arcta arsonist raised to $17,000
• State decertifies county housing element due to missed multifamily rezoning deadline
• County fair representatives working on alternative plan to $32 million in cuts
• Celebrating Humboldt's legacy of learning: Nine North Coast teachers honored with Stagecoach Award
• Fortuna assault suspect bagged in Ukiah
• EPD to start youth program; chief says program will provide young people with positive role models
• Eureka Inn playing Cupid -- and sharing the benefits
• Crescent City pedestrian dies in car accident
• Humboldtd State University axes nursing program
• Nowhere to go but up: Review of 2010 salmon season leaves room for improvement this year
• Victim from Tea Garden blaze tells his story; reward for information doubled
• Jacobs Avenue group moving forward to maintain levee
• Equipment failure causes power outage in Old Town
• City, Squires case to be pushed back
• World champion disc golfer to participate in Humboldt County tournament
• Trial for Michael Coen under way
• Eureka's zoo in running for $2.3 million grant
• Dry January, early February cuts intoHumboldt County's rainfall surplu
• Humboldt County Supervisors talk appointment process
• Klamath River flows to take brief, big jump
• Online application for two state health programs now in Spanish
• Congressman Mike Thompson joins bipartisan effort on Medicare/Medicaid bill
• Eureka man pleads guilty to two felony counts
• Heroin busts uncover ties to Mexico
• Richardson Grove rally takes a violent turn
• Humbolddt County Sheriffs' detectives seek possible witness to 2008 murder
• Graffiti tagger vandalizes Arcata's post office
• Structure fire damages Eureka building; believed to be caused by marijuana grow
• State Assembly holds off on cuts to county fair funding
• Humboldt County Republicans launch website
• Arcata investigators: Tea Garden fire may be work of serial arsonist
• Victims from Arcata fire moving on; officials have yet to determine cause of blaze
• Eureka's suit against Squireses could be significant statewide
• Humboldt County supervisors to consider appointment protocols
• Giants championship trophy coming to Eureka
• Arcata asks residents to report sewer overflows
• Future uncertain for Jefferson School site
• Grant funding could spur CR-HSU partnership
• One dead after fire burns home in Eureka
• Investigation continues into drive-by shooting
• Health fair draws a crowd at Bayshore Mall
• Downed line causes power outage in Eureka
• Dearth of interpreters increases costs, delays; Humboldt County court regularly brings in translators from out of the area
• 'Anchors Aweigh': Family, friends attend ceremony for local Navy recruits
• Six Rivers plans 'Rivers to Ridges' restoration; National Forest aims to step up ecological efforts at a landscape level
• Lawsuit in 'waiting mode': Will city become latest party in case?
• Missing teenage located by police
• Wanted McKinleyville man arrested during traffic stop; November search had turned up assortment of drugs and guns
• HSU considers range of options for nursing; administration mulling possible partnerships, future of program
• Planning commission directs staff on marijuana ordinance county; Hummingbird Healing Center granted permit
• Judge denies Eureka's emergency petition against the Squireses
• Ceremony set for new Navy recruits
• Eureka police seeking missing teen
• Evans' bill seeks improved health care access for pregnant women
• Fire guts Arcata apartment complex; 16 people displaced
• Unified MLPA blueprint in state's hands; Fish and Game Commission must decide tricky tribal and fishing issues
• Eureka's community development director to retire
• Accused Willits teacher allegedly confessed to crime; police allegedly caught molestation confession on tape
• Humboldt County veterans to be buried; funeral escort from Eureka to Redding planned for today
• Eureka featured in current Sunset magazine
• Willow creek man arrested after traffic stop in Wyoming; search turns up 14 pounds of marijuana
• Headwaters funds approved; Humboldt County Supervisors vote to defend county in airport lawsuit
• Bass appoints Humboldt County planning commissioner; local real estate broker hopes to hit ground running
• Eureka council backs out of purchasing Jefferson School site; city manager's contract extended to end of 2012
• 'Adopt a block' program will aim to spruce up city streets
• Cardelli waives right to hearing; investigator' search of laptop shows communication with alleged victim
• Fortuna police seek man who brutally beat teen with bat
• Arcata man arrested on molestation charge
• ACLU gives Bonnie Neely top honor
• 'Voters deserve to be heard': Governor voices need to put revenue decisions before voters
• Watching Egypt half a world away: HSU student wishes she could support her country's change
• City of Arcata stops water service for Days Inn
• Sundberg brings Susan Masten to planning commission
• Ecological restoration open house set in Eureka
• Tomaso's of Blue Lake recalling Caesar dressing
• Career fair focuses on growing trends in Humboldt County
• Two people arrested in Eureka; search nets methamphetamine, handgun
• Humboldt County holds first prescription drug roundup
• Arcata communications company launches 'super Wi-Fi' on Yurok Tribe reservation
• Garberville man charged with attempted murder; victim escapes uninjured
• To buy or not to buy? The question stands for Eureka's proposed purchase of Jefferson School
• Humboldt County Supervisors to discuss Headwaters Fund awards, airplane easement case
• John Driscoll: Strawberry education
• Humboldt County RAC meeting set
• Fortuna City Council cancels Feb. 7 meeting
• Budget talks heat up in Capitol: Humboldt County reps getting an earful from constituents, fleshing out North Coast issues
• Remember the Golden Rule: Humboldt County veterans working to restore historical peace boat
• A window to the future: Eureka Heritage Society kicks off annual meeting with eye on restoration
• Eureka Inn launching opening of Redwood Lounge
• Community visioning workshop Monday
• Arkansas man second victim of the ocean in January; man drowns while swimming off Black Sands Beach, mother tries to save him
• Crossing with caution: Dedicated volunteer helps Grant School students arrive safely
• Crossing with caution: Helping students get there safely
• Jury returns guilty verdict against Hoopa man; witness intimidation case tied to murder investigation
• Humboldt fire district gets $60,000 grant
• Agency warns about potential Medicare fraud
• Trial for man accused of attempted murder to start next week; case will likely be delayed until April
• Health department warns against certain fresh cilantro
• Environmental groups ask feds to protect spring chinook; petition considers fall and spring runs distinct enough to be separate
• Taxapalooza: Free tax preparation offered; volunteer income tax assistants to prepare returns for low-income taxpayers for free
• Eureka City Schools board planning to renovate Lincoln, sell district offices
• Groundwater survey floats good news for North Coast area
• EPD arrests parolee on drug charges
• Arcata council meeting canceled
• Hundreds of students to compete at Humboldt County History Day
• Airport begins construction on baggage carousel Monday
• Local Democrats to meet Feb. 9
• Chesbro tapped to chair pair of committees
• Hearing delayed in case of Mexican nationals
• Rally planned to protest road widening at Richardson Grove
• Algae bloom could signal ocean boom; species likely non-toxic, and could be indicator of ocean productivity
• Medical center reopens with new birthing mom simulator
• Eureka's water rate increase starts next week
• Arcata High School students organize benefit dinner for extreme weather shelters
• Missing Oregon man found
• Search warrant yields marijuana, firearms in Fortuna
• Humboldt County Sheriff announces expanded door check program
• Access Humboldt holding Community Radio Day
• Horse adoption event coming to Ferndale
• Humboldt State University professor completes environmental economics book
• Eureka Police Department offering free gun locks
• Bail hearing vacated for Loleta mom
• Brown muck in surf is an algae bloom: Oil spill all but ruled out; nice weather may have spawned algae
• Supervisors reappoint Emad to planning commission
• Loleta mom pleads not guilty to manslaughter charge; mother allegedly passed lethal dose of meth to infant son through breast milk
• Squireses, city debate building violations in court
• Eureka man killed crossing highway in Brookings
• Humboldt County Tea Party sponsors talk by former Arizona sheriff
• Conservation lecture set at HSU
• Trial for Trinidad killing reset to start in May
• Drowning victim's body found near Dry Lagoon
• Humboldt County deputy pleads not guilty to child endangerment; arraigned in July 4 fireworks accident case
• Eureka sales tax increase starts April 1
• Thompson retains intelligence appointment
• No name calling at Fortuna Middle School this week
• Thompson's take: North Coast congressman responds to State of the Union speech
• School Road improvement open house set
• County working to improve green economy despite lack of jobs
• HHHC gets grant for homeless services; feds award local housing group almost $600,000
• Ghilarducci sentencing shelved, again; former creamery CEO now slated for February court appearance
• CCAT recovers mobile energy wagon; board meets to discuss future of MEOW after it was stolen, vandalized last month
• Downey appoints new Humboldt County undersheriff
• McKinleyville family suing county over requested airplane easement
• Humboldt County Sheriff's deputies arrest sex offender
• Eureka Police Department puts out missing person alert
• Fortuna workshop will look at zoning update
• Multi-agency effort leads to arrest of parolee at large in Arcata
• Board of Supervisors to discuss planning commission appointment, MLPA
• Wish granted: Warrior's Wish Foundation grants wish of local Navy veteran
• Green jobs on upswing on North Coast: Report shows green economy outpacing overall local job growth
• Arcata looking to bring mobile food vendors up to code
• Trinidad Library waits for contract approval, bookmobile continues stops through February
• Driscoll: Great gobs of geese
• Homicide rates remain steady for second year in a row; officials point to economy as prime factor in increase over 2008
• Eureka draft plan moving forward for Jefferson School site
• Keeping the stories alive: Blue Ox school teams with Ink People to put on play
• Willow Creek woman reminding soldiers abroad they are not forgotten
• Brown Act concern in Eureka resolved
• Search suspended for missing Red Bluff woman
• Countywide rezoning meeting canceled; County Planning Commission pushes back discussion to Feb.
• Arraignment for sheriff's deputy pushed back
• Silence follows HSU nursing meeting; pre-nursing students remain in limbo
• One woman survives being swept to sea, another missing
• State fisheries committee hears support for MLPA proposal; tribes, fishing and environmental groups push for locally generated blueprint
• Woman arrested in death of infant, endangerment of second child
• Missing Loleta girl found unharmed; nine days after going missing, girl turns herself in to Fortuna police
• Authorities say Fortuna lime residue 'neutralized'
• Mexican nationals enter pleas in drug case; preliminary hearing set for next week in the case
• Fortuna lime cloud poses mild health concerns; official say seniors and children should limit exposure
• Eureka, DA's office file lawsuit against Squires
• Nice weather ahead, but use caution at beach
• Search continues for missing Loleta girl
• Thompson reintroduces family farm preservation bill
• Letter-writing campaign begins against proposed adult health care cuts
• Thompson lands Ways and Means assignments
• MLPA hearing to be streamed live
• Eureka antique dealer to be on 'Antiques Road Show'
• Thompson votes against health care repeal bill
• Iconic Stanton's Restaurant closing its doors; one business of many closed or set to close in Eureka
• Closed KFC franchise involved in wage claims, trademark infringement lawsuit
• HSU to meet with health care providers; meeting closed to public due to fears of 'politicizing' the discussion
• Drug cartel ties disputed; attorney says claim is 'irresponsible'
• Fortuna man charged with child molestation
• Happy Camp man denied release: Judge describes incident as tragic accident, lowers bail
• Arcata council continues discussion on proposed church conversion
• Humboldt County Supervisors hold off on planning commissioner reappointment
• Legislative committee to meet on MLPA in advance of Fish and Game meeting on marine reserves
• Water rate increases approved in Eureka
• Carlotta Fire Hall burglarized, again
• Bookmobile in Trinidad today and Jan. 26
• Former Arcata pastor Cardelli pleads not guilty to new charges
• KEET-TV to repeat Blueprint Humboldt series
• Arraignment continued in alleged cartel case
• Journalist, activist and former Arcatan John Ross dead at 72
• Honoring Martin Luther King Jr. in Eureka
• Sheriff's deputy stabbed in Southern Humboldt County; Garberville man charged with attempted murder of a peace officer
• Wishing for a walk in Humboldt County: Nonprofit group sending proceeds to terminally ill veterans
• Building an outdoor classroom in McKinleyville: Land trust, Dow's Prairie effort explores seasonal wetland for education
• KFC leaves Eureka, Crescent City
• Eureka Police Department seeks nomination for excellence award
• Arcata council to consider proposed technology center, railroad trail
• Humboldt County brownouts, outages caused by downed power line
• Humboldt County planning commissioners Emad and Gearheart staying; Airport Advisory Committee presents new structure
• Humboldt County gun stores prepare for rush on ammunition with new gun law around the corner
• Negotiations for Martin Slough easement in Eureka on shaky ground
• Eureka council to consider water rate increases
• Eureka man charged with possession of stolen property; EPD believes incident is linked to other burglaries
• Smart study on SmartMeters? Statewide science council chaired by HSU's Rollin Richmond releases report on PG&E's SmartMeters
• Ripple effect: Health and social services to take biggest hit in proposed state budget cuts
• 'No justice, no peace': Humboldt comes together to remember Martin Luther King Jr.
• Making room for pot: Blue Lake City Council to discuss medical marijuana ordinance
• Drug suspects may have ties to Mexican cartels; officials say history of deportations, items found in search indicate possible links to major criminal organization
• Bonnie Neely: Starting a new chapter after 24 years of service
• Three decades in the redwoods: Redwood National Park resource director retires after 30 years
• Arcata council tours proposed Campbell Creek Technology Center
• Richardson Grove roadwork to begin Tuesday
• HSU names new nursing leadership
• Pastor Dino Cardelli faces new charges in sex abuse case
• PG&E still confident in Humboldt Bay power plant after fire; utility has had serious problems with two of 10 units in four months
• 'Keeping a finger on the pulse': Local law enforcement weighs in on potential issues stemming from budget proposal
• Driver in 2008 fatal crash out on parole; Anthony Flores released 27 months after crash that killed 9-year-old girl
• South Bay to reconfigure K-6 grades at two schools; staff will also move forward on creating junior high charter school
• General Plan letter-writing workshop on tap
• Mendocino land declared a wilderness; Elkhorn Ridge Wilderness includes 7 miles of South Fork Eel River
• Song and dance to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday
• Search warrant nets drugs, guns and three arrests
• CHP and DMV begin monthly child passenger seat inspections
• Cody Conoboy still not found after Sunday wreck near Hoopa
• PG&E shuts off power after fire at Humboldt Bay Power Plant
• Extension granted for Jefferson School escrow
• Former Arcata pastor accused of sex abuse sent back to jail; prosecution alleges he's been in contact with one of his alleged minor victims
• Arcata council to tour former Nazarene church site
• South Lake Tahoe gas prices now only 1 cent behind Eureka's
• Accident or assault? --Witness intimidation case connected to separate homicide investigation begins
• Eureka man arrested after motel stabbing
• Humboldt County Planning Commission to continue circulation element discussion
• Supes uphold raw milk status quo
• Humboldt County officials prepare for the budget hits
• Local redevelopment agencies unsure of budget future
• NCRC, Humboldt County churches restart extreme weather shelters
• Family, faculty remember founder of Humboldt State University's Religious Studies Department
• Parolee arrested on assault charges in Arcata
• Thompson reintroduces bill to permanently ban drilling on North Coast
• Humboldt County authorities looking for suspect after armed robbery in Loleta
• College of the Redwoods: Spring 2011 classes still open
• Pelican Bay on lockdown after attack sends three correctional officers to hospital
• Brown's budget poses host of concerns for Humboldt County
• California State Universities to take a hard hit' school districts face deferrals in governor's budget
• Panel weighs possibilities for Chinook salmon; group will inform U.S. Interior secretary on Klamath dam removal
• Cody Baker released on parole: Driver in fatal Ruth Lake crash under supervision in Santa Rosa
• Humboldt County deputies searching for missing Willow Creek teenager
• Registration begins for Northcoast Youth Summit
• Caltrans reporting minor roadway slipout on Highway 101 near Redcrest
• Eureka police arrest parolee a week after his release
• Eureka school board to look at Jefferson School escrow
• Road work scheduled on Union Street in Eureka
• Town hall meeting to look at South Bay's next school year
• HSU appoints nursing department chair, director; administrators mum on names, hope to act quickly on program's future
• Supes to consider raw milk: County health staff to present risks, benefits of raw milk to supervisors
• One wet winter: Month of December saw 27 days of rain
• Counting Humboldt's homeless: Humboldt Counts! ready to take a closer look at North Coast homeless population
• Humboldt County Superior Court launches new website
• Blue Lake City Council to hold meeting on medical marijuana ordinance
• Humboldt Democrats to meet
• Driscoll: Feeding the flock
• Repairing the quake damage: A year later, the rebuilding continues in Humboldt County
• Saving a piece of history: Eureka's Old Town Bar and Grill building expected to be completed by end of the year
• Preparing aging Eureka buildings for future quakes
• 'Barely hanging on': Porter family, nonprofit still searching for stable ground a year after Humboldt quake
• Hold or sell? -- Eureka City Schools Board holds special meeting to discuss future of local facilities
• Mother 2 Mother Breastfeeding Support Circle
• Jacoby Creek slide appears to have eased off; Fish and Game plans low-tech effort to stem sediment from salmon habitat
• Jacobs Avenue group looking to evaluate levee built in 1930s; area likely be put in 100-year flood plain
• Former 5th District Supervisor Jill Duffy describes eight years of 'fun'
• State holding more than $15 million in returned tax refunds
• Sen. Noreen Evans names new chief of staff
• Willow Creek recognized as 'firewise'
• Hearing for assault suspect pushed back
• Group holds board leadership roundtable luncheon
• Local, state schools in 'financial emergency'
• No decisions, plenty of public comments: Planning commission wades through housing element, medical marijuana ordinance
• Man seeks bail in attempted murder case; 18-year-old was due to serve 90 days for separate incident in November
• Investigation Discovery to run segment on Fieldbrook murder case
• CR: Not involved in Jefferson School negotiations
• Eureka council special meeting to look at Public Works
• Four arrested in POP bust at Eureka motel room
• ECS special meeting to look at district's facilities
• EFD responds to false alarm
• Accused teacher pleads not guilty in molestation case
• Illinois troopers arrest Eureka man on marijuana charges
• Manila robbery call leads to two arrests
• Arcata Police Department arrests indecent exposure suspect
• Humboldt County residents weigh in on realignment: Gov. Brown expected to shift state services to local governments, but at what cost?
• Humboldt County investigators claim big progress in Jerry George case; court documents outline stories regarding McKinleyville man's killing
• Arcata city council supports alternative PG&E SmartMeters
• Woman arrested for attempted bank robbery in Eureka
• Klamath National Forest announces regional awards
• Retired physician's assistant opens health coaching service in Eureka
• Willits teacher arrested for allegedly molesting 12-year-old while coaching soccer in McKinleyville
• Humboldt County Supervisors approve legislative lobbyist search, IHSS union representation, ask planning commissioners to stay
• More marijuana issues coming before planning commission
• Ciarabellini sworn on to Eureka council; funding agreement with Chamber of Commerce approved
• Search warrant in Eureka yields methamphetamine
• Two arrested after purse snatching in Arcata
• KEET-TV launches lost Coast Sessions
• Slide closes part of Route 4 near Willow Creek
• 'Tough budget' takes center stage: Jerry Brown sworn in as budget plan leak paints bleak picture
• County's newest elected officials prepare to take on the new year
• USGS streamflow device recovered by McKinleyville man
• Arcata council to look at potential Brown Act violation, SmartMeters
• Humboldt County search warrants yield marijuana, firearms; four arrested
• Eureka man killed in crash near Fortuna
• Multicar collision near Garberville leaves one dead
• Humboldt State University names new vice president for enrollment management
• Five drivers cited in Fortuna on New Year's Eve
• Two Humboldt County redwoods interpretive associations merge
• Sponsored bills: Outside interests reign during dismal session in Sacramento
• Two small quakes reported off Petrolia coast
• Chamber funding on tap for Eureka City Council
• Eureka Council to consider Ward 4 appointment: Melinda Ciarabellini likely to be sworn in Tuesday
• Job creation, projects breaking ground in Arcata for 2011
• John Driscoll: Voices of the heart
• Humboldt County staff wants federal lobby representatives
• Woman driver reports purse snatching in Eureka
• Humboldt State University to meet with medical providers about nursing program; students left in limbo
• Zanzi: honored to be on Coastal Commission, ready for Marina Center
• Eureka lines up issues to tackle in 2011
• Fortuna housing element certified
• Humboldt's Top 10 stories of the year
• Year in Review: A month-to-month look at the stories of 2010
• Fire consumes Manila home
• Coast Guard rescues man trapped on Redwood Creek
• Humboldt's prescription drug roundup set for Jan. 15
• Feds ask for help in finding missing river monitoring device
• Birds in the bush: Christmas Bird Count going well despite the tough weather
• Citizens rush to help after hailstorm wreck
• Hours-long standoff ends safely; suspect arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon
• Free talk to explore world of phytoplankton
• County offering free whooping cough immunization clinics
• Arcata's Cypress Grove Chevre nabs gold at World Cheese Awards
• Happy Camp shooter waives bail hearing
• Imagine Humboldt! considers region in 40 years
• California Department of Public Health warns consumers about candy imported from India
• 'Business as usual': Injunction looming for Humboldt County facilities in lawsuit
• Soaked in Humboldt: Wet weather to turn cold -- but no less wet
• The man who saved Christmas: Humboldt County store manager tracks down family on Christmas Eve to return missing wallet
• KAEF-TV in Eureka back broadcasting after weather knocked out transmitter
• Humboldt County officials to be sworn in
• Work continues on Route 299 slide near Helena
• Del Norte domestic violence project receives grant
• Dog tests positive for rabies near Bridgeville
• Fighting 'tooth and nail': The agreement that kept a company alive and well
• Yuroks continue pursuit of land vision: Federal land transfers could include Klamath mouth and redwood forest
• Eureka mayor to recommend Melinda Ciarabellini to Ward 4 seat
• Eureka Chinese restaurant damaged in fire
• Humboldt County's future to be discussed at news conference
• Fortuna police equipped with new video tool
• Humboldt Towing offers free towing through New Year's Eve
• Gold Bluffs Beach closed for winter
• McKinleyville man who shot dog pleads guilty, faces up to two years in jail
• 'I went through hell': Patient, nurse share their stories in wake of lawsuit
• General plan future uncertain with commissioner change coming up
• More rain, wind expected this week on North Coast
• Humboldt County program to improve education for foster youth; could serve as model for state
• John Driscoll: Shot in the dark
• Humboldt County awarded grant to focus on young drivers
• Humboldt State University to hold career expo
• Sanctuary Forest to hold radio talk on Mattole River flow troubles
• Highway 101 collision in hailstorm leads to three injuries
• New year, new laws: A look at what's hitting the books Jan. 1
• Rebuilding Humboldt County's aging schools: Local bond measures used to modernize facilities built for the Baby Boomer generation
• Eureka Open Door clinic well on its way to completing on time
• Conservation tax incentive extended by Congress: Benefits apply to landowners who donate toward easement on property
• The salvation of Will Friar: How a community helped a young man out of homelessness and put the world at his feet
• Merry and bright: Holiday enthusiast, former foster youth encourages spirit of the season
• Christmas weekend weather to be unsettled; travelers should check road conditions before heading home
• Big grant should get Salt River effort off the ground
• Local HSU students head to Haiti for the holidays
• A gift of Christmas salmon: Chinook smash record at Eel River's Van Arsdale
• Sheriff's Office searching for Eureka man after house fire
• Lit up for the holidays
• Humboldt-based program offers assistance for Lyme disease tests
• CHP increasing patrols for holiday weekend
• Humboldt County office closures for the holidays
• Josiah Miller gets 11 years for killing Crescent City woman
• Klamath man gets 15 years to life for murder of Amy Kaufmann
• Eureka council approves plan for Measure O funds
• Sheriff's deputy faces child endangerment charges, nine years in prison for fireworks accident
• Happy Camp man pleads not guilty in wife's death
• TV ads to turn down the volume: Thompson-backed bill signed by president
• DA's Office reaches plea deal in van rape case
• Happy Camp shooter to be charged with manslaughter; DA says facts and case law do not support murder charge
• Eureka council: Detailed plan needed for Jefferson School site; Tyson's employment extended three months
• Humboldt Redwood will pay a portion of old Pacific Lumber's water quality penalties
• Dunsmuir man's hearing on rape charges delayed
• Hoopa Tribe to get share of Trinity River power
• McKinleyville man suffers major injuries in accident
• Rain goes away, will come back again: North Coast to get a break from wet winter weather
• Good news for Blue Ox: New bill passed by Congress secures Blue Ox Radio slot
• Happy Camp shooter to be arraigned Wednesday; friend says victim 'was an awesome person'
• Cal Fire Fourth of July fireworks accident report in District Attorney's hands; injured girl's mother hopes for accountability and awareness
• Driver in Eureka fatal crash was intoxicated; 21-year-old reportedly had BAC of 0.22
• Arcata man allegedly breaks in to local church
• Eureka police officer Pam Wilcox recognized for her efforts
• State study shows Humboldt County smoking above state level
• Candlelight vigil set for today in Del Norte
• Humboldt County Human Rights Commission to meet Jan. 6
• The most dangerous intersections? Traffic collisions along H and I streets on the rise in Eureka
• Redundant broadband expected by end of summer
• Measure O spending, Tyson's retirement up for discussion in Eureka
• Taking a second look at the plan for Jefferson School
• Driscoll: Lost or found
• HSU nursing director's resignation cited 'hostile work environment'; provost says administration went to 'remarkable lengths' to aid program
• Local youth advocate wins national 'Unsung Hero' award
• Choir brings spirit of Christmas to Bayshore Mall
• Winter storm expected to continue through today
• Shooting leaves one woman dead; husband arrested on suspicion of murder
• Fewer spots available for shelter from rain, cold
• Yurok Tribe gets $19 million state loan; money will be used in 22,200 acre purchase from timber company
• Design flaws? Redesigning California course may fall prey to state budget troubles
• Eureka, Arcata lose Youth Protection Act appeal
• Proposals in for medical marijuana facilities in Eureka
• Eureka Fire Department delivers toys to Salvation Army
• Giving season: St. Joseph donates $15K to local free dining facility
• Two arrested in Hoopa home invasion case
• Siskiyou sheriff makes progress on cold case
• Bomb scare in McKinleyville result of geocaching
• Bench warrant issued for YouTube graverobber
• Fortuna police seek information on female suspect
• Coastal turmoil: Cities won't nominate Lovelace for coastal commissioner seat
• Tracking down sex offenders: How the state of California keeps tabs on parolees
• Police say Chesbro bill vitally important; bill aims to extend law enforcement funding through vehicle license fee
• Gift of giving: Local students reach out to Seaview seniors
• Toy drive to benefit more than 5,000 Humboldt kids
• Humboldt Waste Management Authority sets holiday hours of operation
• POP makes big methamphetamine bust
• Missing person found in Eureka
• Teen Court to teach at Academy of the Redwoods
• Yurok elder Ada Charles turns 101
• Eureka Fire to hold public blood pressure screening
• Open to discussion: Tyson says he's willing to talk about staying on as Eureka's city manager
• Navy shelled over training plans; big crowd voices frustration over harm to environment
• New hotel group intends to transform Benbow Inn
• Storm on the horizon
• Sara Bareilles to join Obama at Christmas tree lighting
• Salvation Army of Eureka needs Christmas help
• Millionth person goes through Humboldt County courthouse security
• Humboldt County Election Transparency Project officials to be honored by nonprofit
• Arcata asks PG&E to stall SmartMeter installations for unwilling customers
• New McKay Tract plan hatched: Green Diamond, land trust put forward timber conservation, community forest proposal
• Supes sending coastal commission nominees up the chain; state bond funding for Benbow Inn approved, grow house ordinance expected to go before planning commission
• City investing alleged Brown Act violation by council; questions raised over decision to meet with city manager
• New mayor in town: Arcata council members sworn in for another term
• Eureka police seeking robbery suspect
• AAA: Gas prices continue to rise and Eureka stays on top
• Eureka police add new narcotics dog to force
• Consumers warned not to eat Butter Ball candy
• Eureka man pleads guilty to burglary, Uzi possession
• Humboldt Land Title Co. to hold open house in new Eureka location
• Eureka Planning Commission tables proposal to streamline a review process
• Friends of Trinity River to close; founder Byron Leydecker won't quit working for the river
• Philp says his goodbyes: As Humboldt County sheriff rides off into retirement, office transitions to new leadership
• Four apply for Eureka council Ward 4 seat
• Driscoll: Trails on trial
• Collision on Highway 199 sends four to hospital; 5-year-old Klamath boy suffers major injuries
• Secretary of State announces high November voter turnout
• Arcata to consider SmartMeter options
• Arcata council to choose new mayor, vice mayor
• Willow Creek changing solid waste collection service provider
• Supes to revisit coastal commission appointment, discuss Benbow Inn purchase
• Fresh fish: Salmon take turn for the better on Freshwater Creek
• 11-year-old Rio Dell girl starts donation drive
• Health care providers encourage discount drug program participation
• Truckers Parade results are in
• 'Asleep at the switch?' Some question HSU administration's role in aiding ailing nursing program
• 'Very tough choices': California voters likely will be asked to choose between services, higher taxes
• EPD responds to suicide outside Adorni Center
• Missing Shasta County teen found in San Francisco
• PG&E to host SmartMeter Answer Centers
• Crabbers set gear: Fresh Dungeness should be in markets Sunday and Monday
• Jefferson School site future still uncertain; council to revisit purchase at next meeting, property still in escrow
• Court denies bail for Blue Lake rape suspect
• Applications coming in for Ward 4 seat on Eureka City Council
• Still no ID on alleged Benbow carjacker; shooting victim reportedly not cooperating with investigators
• Marine reserve proposal stands; changes rejected, recommendations to be sent to Fish and Game Commission
• A place to play in Arcata: Larson Park renovated
• Marine from Eureka injured while serving in Afghanistan
• CCC member logs 300 hours of volunteer service
• Weseloh to join Chesbro staff on fisheries issues
• HSU team to help fill oceanographic research gap
• Convicted sex offender loses appeal
• Gallegos to hold victory party
• More small quakes hit Humboldt
• Eureka police arrest three on crack cocaine charges
• Up in smoke: A closer look at how Humboldt voters shot down Proposition 19
• Humboldt County blood banks warn against chronic fatigue patients donating
• Humboldt, Del Norte doctors express concern over health care reform
• CR Law Enforcement Academy graduation set for today
• Eureka business offers reward for 'safe return' of stolen elk antlers
• Dunsmuir man accused of rape pleads not guilty
• Earthquake hits off coast of Petrolia
• Man allegedly selling mushrooms on Craigslist pleads not guilty
• Humboldt housing affordability increases with sales prices dropping
• New Eureka council adopts Measure O, approves finance director hire
• Hoopa propelled Sundberg's victory; Close race seemingly decided by high turnout in the valley
• Humboldt County supervisors keep Williamson Act intact
• Humboldt County schools fare well in graduation, dropout report
• Dunsmuir man arrested, charged with rape
• Truhls case pushed to next week
• PG&E holding SmartMeters meeting in Blue Lake
• Eureka city manager to speak at NEAC luncheon
• Police: Man shot near Benbow
• Humboldt County Planning Commission holds hearing on General Plan update
• Drug bust at Patrick's Point park yields 42 grams of methamphetamine
• Four Humboldt County CalFire employees honored by governor
• Standoff ensues after man threatens Eureka homeowner with gun
• HSU nursing program once again in peril: Eight months after being spared elimination, program in intensive care
• Old school meets new school at 30th annual crafts and music festival
• New Eureka council to consider hiring new finance director, adopting Measure O
• Supes to address Williamson Act at meeting
• Amazing migration
• Geography bees kicking off in local schools
• Public invited to KHSU MEETING
• Marine reserve critique concerns locals; stakeholders want Fish and Game Commission approval of unified proposal
• 'The Sea Captain's Odyssey' -- Book signing highlights life of Humboldt County legend
• Open Door starts Humboldt's first transgender health clinic
• Committee created for Ward 4 recommendations
• Navy on deck to answer questions about West Coast training grounds
• Pets for presents? Shelter urges caution when adopting an animal during the holiday season
• Saving the Big Lagoon: Enhancement project combats looting and abuse by park visitors
• Former Days Inn employees claim hotel did not pay them
• Humboldt County correctional officer pleads guilty; Gary Fork pleads to having sex with inmate, releasing her early from SWAP
• Eureka police arrest suspected crack cocaine dealer, three others; children placed in care of social workers
• Humboldt Republicans elect leaders for 2011-12
• HSU to test emergency system
• Police turn to the public to help find trophy antlers
• Humboldt County awarded $120,000 grant for ferry project
• U.S. Highway 96 closed temporarily Friday due to rock slide
• Salvation Army to take kids on shopping spree
• HSU JackPass celebrates millionth rider
• Mayors to meet on Coastal Commission seat; governor's request for nominees has raised political hackles locally
• Child care needs outlined in local research center report
• Housing element riles McKinleyville residents
• Police want to hear from other wreck witnesses
• Applications being accepted for Ward 4 seat in Eureka, city boards
• Poster unveiling this weekend for Jazz Festival
• Car accident near Oregon border leaves Smith River man dead
• Hats for Homeless launches another year of collections
• Restitution hearing pushed back for Truhls; YouTube grave robber due back in court next week
• Conservation in tough times; county to consider reducing tax benefits to ag landowners
• Arcata to request hearing on Navy training
• Humboldt Internet Marketing Group offers free 'Website Content Strategies'
• Police probe severe wreck; Arcata man killed after car hit utility pole early Wednesday
• Humboldt County philanthropist Betty Chinn to discuss her motivation at Vital Network brunch
• Guidelines for housing development going before Humboldt County Planning Commission
• Traffic stop in Eureka nets heroin arrest
• Humboldt County property taxes due Dec. 10
• Dunebuggy catches fire in Arcata garage
• Eureka police arrest man wanted for October shooting
• Waves break over Coastal Commission nomination; awkward process, timing and politics touch off heated debate over position
• Elections results certified; recount window to remain open until Monday
• Mendocino lighthouse lens staying put while lawyers dispute contract
• Settlement in Skilled Healthcare suit approved by court; window to file a claim closes next month
• Fortuna to seat new council members
• Humboldt County man pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter; sentencing set for next month
• Briefing to address Humboldt County's child care shortfall
• Eureka Victorian heavily damaged during Monday night fire
• KEET-TV presents 'Blueprint Humboldt' series
• Big Lagoon Park project moves forward at Humboldt County Supervisors
• Deadline extended for Eureka medical marijuana RFQ
• Fishermen to give crab season more time: Industry looks for delay to allow crabs time to fatten up
• Siberian bird brings birders flocking: A Humboldt first, brown shrike may have migrated down 'the wrong coast'
• Indicted Eureka man has history with feds; court records indicate possible mental illness
• Job creation grants, U.S. Navy training on Arcata council's agenda
• Trial delayed in Humboldt County pot robbery case
• Answer me this: PG&E reaches out to Humboldt County customers with SmartMeter questions
• Search continues for missing Redding girl; uncle's car found, but no sign of missing teen
• Humboldt County DUI arrests fewer than last year's holiday weekend
• Fans Nominate Popular Radio Personality To Guest Host on Regis and Kelly
• Eureka Inn shows off 'The Bounty of Humboldt'
• Humboldt Heartland: A local rancher's ode to the industry
• Humboldt County Supervisors to consider Lovelace for Coastal Commission nomination
• Is the end near? Skilled Healthcare suit due back in court
• The cold front
• No one injured in pair of Eureka structure fires
• Truckers Christmas Parade coming in Eureka
• Gallegos takes DA, Sundberg wins in the 5th; no changes from election night in city council races
• Tea Party pushing to give more power to Obama? Popular earmark ban could transfer power of the purse to White House
• Annual Blue Ox Craftsman's Days fundraiser showcases lost arts, crafts
• Humboldt County Election Office: Results expected today
• Attention shoppers: Black Friday may indicate a healthy holiday season for retailers
• North Coast Resource Center continues hunt for funding with new ammo
• USDA awards Yurok Tribe funding to close electricity gaps in Klamath
• Eureka skateboarder injured in collision
• Former Yakima CEO and son start Humboldt County toy company
• A blessing for the Trinidad crab fleet
• Paper or plastic? -- Neither: Humboldt County governments, businesses looking to limit use of single-use bags
• Bringing Arcata's 'stepchild' into the family: Improvements in Valley West look to incorporate neighborhood into rest of the city
• Company continues to sell off Samoa pulp mill parts
• Humboldt County Elections Office to post results Friday
• Freshwater pulp mill -- in a different light: Humboldt County photographer captures industrial art of shuttered facility
• 'More toys but less paper': Toys for Tots gets an upgrade in Humboldt County
• Fernbridge Tractor collecting for Marine Corps Toys for Tots
• Highway signs to highlight alleged kidnapper's vehicle; Redding girl still missing
• Santa coming to Old Town Eureka
• Commission transition: Schwarzenegger looks to appoint coastal commissioners before he leaves office
• Tests show crab season ready to go, but fishermen skeptical about results and may push for delay
• Humboldt County waiting on Prop. 26 decision; new law affects taxes
• PG&E fielding questions on SmartMeters next week
• Stuck boat towed ashore by Coast Guard
• Woman assaulted in Arcata
• Water main flushing to begin Monday
• Yurok election results official
• Caltrans closing Highway 169 on Tuesday
• HSU suspends nursing programs admission for Spring 2011
• One for the road: Caltrans working on last permit for Richardson Grove project
• HSU chemistry professor named as crash victim; physical chemist was renowned researcher and teacher
• Cold blast expected on North Coast before Thanksgiving holiday
• Celebrating 23 years of donating: McKinleyville man gives 70th gallon of platelets to local blood bank
• Robbery suspect arrested in McKinleyville
• Humboldt County volunteers meet call for Thanksgiving help
• Dining event supports Ferndale girls basketball team
• PG&E to conduct helicopter patrols in Humboldt County
• Relocated fishers faring fine in Sierra; trapping slow locally, but researchers expect to catch more
• Annual mushroom fair draws a crowd in Eureka
• Humboldt County residents have fun in the snow at Titlow Hill
• Arcata hotel owes city upwards of $150,000
• Eureka special session to clear up CalPERS technicality
• Humboldt County partners with CR, CCC to offer free green building training
• Fiore trial set to begin in Humboldt County court
• The turkey walk
• Luke's Joint hosting Thanksgiving dinner
• Turning back the clock: Ferndale celebrates the holidays early in traditional Victorian style
• Drive-thru grocery store? Woman rams SUV through front doors of McKinleyville Safeway; no injuries reported
• Improving the road to success: State commission calls on community colleges to improve student success rates
• Jefferson School site escrow estimated to close soon; neighborhood group decides to file for nonprofit status
• Snow falls on Humboldt County
• Eureka Inn Christmas fete taking shape
• On the path to the smart grid: PG&E SmartMeters stirring up compliments, controversy
• Snow, rain on the horizon for North Coast
• Busy weekend for elections staff: Final results may be available by Thanksgiving
• Heroes wanted: Humboldt County Peacemaker Award nomination period now open
• Court proceedings in child murder case edge forward
• CHP to enact maximum enforcement period
• Vehicle investigation nets drugs, three arrests in Eureka
• Crash on Highway 199 kills Oregon man
• Arcata's arson task force offers reward
• McKinleyville doctor signs up for SWAP program
• Eureka settles Hansen civil suit for $200K; under agreement, city and its insurance carrier each paid $100K
• Big chinook run on the Eel River this year; more fish will likely be seen at Van Arsdale station than in decades
• Lawsuit filed in wake of Tsurai Village tree-cutting in Trinidad; ancestral society alleges city failed to protect landmark site
• Capleton booking upsets 'murder music' activists
• City of Fortuna to flush hydrants
• Arcata Elementary School seeks new board member
• Search warrant nets four arrests for POP in Eureka
• Court hearing will determine progress in child killing case
• Humboldt-Del Norte hospitals participate in nationwide program for quality improvement efforts
• Arcata wants to work with county on plastic bag ban; Valley West streetscape concepts moved forward
• Whose waters? State, Arcata grapple over future of renowned marshes
• Rain and snow expected this weekend
• Child care services funding safe until December
• Sweepstakes prize will be free room, board at Sequoia Springs in Fortuna for a year
• Eureka moves forward on public safety funding; direction given to city staff to draft a plan to restore frozen police and fire positions
• Humboldt Transit Authority chooses Eureka company for advertising contract
• Arrest warrant issued in case of missing Redding girl; 15-year-old last seen a week ago, believed to be with uncle
• Search warrant yields guns, marijuana
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office seeking two people in connection to missing Hoopa woman
• Pedestrian struck on Broadway in Eureka
• Humboldt Republican women speaker to advocate for more women candidates
• Humboldt County Planning Commission to decide on Ridgewood Village
• Black bear leaves Arcata tree in the night
• CCAT to hold grand opening for green shed
• Humboldt State University receives $74K for Service Learning Center
• Two arrested in connection with sexual assault in Arcata
• Arcata business recognized with waste reduction award
• Scotia power plant sold to biomass-focused company
• The art of mushrooms: Hortense Lanphere's paintings in first ever collective exhibit
• The bear necessities: Black bear trees itself near intersection of Arcata's 11th and J streets
• Valley West streets, plastic bag bans on Arcata agenda
• Man suffers major injuries in Route 299 on-ramp wreck
• Arcata Police Department nabs bread truck bandit
• McKinleyville woman rescued from cliff in Patrick's Point park
• Eureka police respond to two DUI accidents
• 'Counting your chickens before they hatch': Eureka faces more budget cuts if early retirements don't happen
• 'The more you look, the more you see': Model Railroad club holds annual open house
• Eureka council to look at public safety funding, smoking ordinance
• Local representatives off to Riverside for annual CSAC meeting; next Supes meeting Nov. 30
• Choose, or not: It's up to you.
• Forest Service wants comments on thinning effort
• 'A horrible, horrible mess': State budget back in the red, lawmakers called to special session
• Paying tribute to tradition: Thousands come together for 29th annual Intertribal Gathering
• Sequoia Park Zoo wins accreditation for next five years; foundation looking for ways to lift some of the financial burden from city of Eureka
• Patty Berg's institute to kick off training session
• Assault suspect arrested in Eureka
• 'Grinding on': Elections office continues to sort through ballots; final results likely more than a week away
• Spotted owl plan comment deadline extended
• ADA Compliance Issues seminar
• Prostitution sting nets five arrests in Eureka
• McKinleyville doctor pleads guilty to charge of battery
• Crab season could see stutter start; volume believed to be high, but will Dungeness crab be ready on Dec. 1?
• Home invasion sends one man to hospital; unidentified suspects threatened to kill family
• Honoring their sacrifice: Veterans Day event remembers former soldiers and their stories
• A Christmas future? Community rallies to revive Eureka Inn Christmas tree tradition
• Help for the holidays: Local groups prepare outreach for Thanksgiving and Christmas
• Road work to begin in Trinidad
• Bike detour created for Mad River Bridge project
• No butts about it: Great American Smokeout and 'Smoke Nothing Week' on the horizon
• Trinidad City Manager Steve Albright announces retirement
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office looking for missing Hoopa woman
• Humboldt State University takes expanded small business role
• Humboldt County spring water company making biodegradable bottles
• Eureka POP hits alleged drug sales motel room
• Eureka faces civil suit from local property owners
• Support for local schools: Alternative funding methods seek to offset state cuts
• Changing tides: Neely's Coastal Commission seat up for appointment
• Fulbright to anchor Humboldt State University's International Education Week
• Two marijuana grows raided in Sunny Brae search warrants
• AAA tow trucks to deliver Thanksgiving turkeys to Eureka
• National parks to honor veterans with free entry
• AAA: Eureka tops list of climbing gas prices
• Eureka police arrest five people in connection to burglary
• Testimony to start Friday in non-jury trial of McKinleyville doctor
• Humboldt County Sheriff Gary Philp to step down early; sheriff-elect Mike Downey to take over next month
• Cold front could bring snow overnight in Humboldt County
• Humboldt County code Enforcement Unit completes transition into civil entity
• Humboldt County steels itself for more tough budget problems
• Repairs under way at Fortuna wastewater plant
• FDA issues consumer safety alert on teething tablets
• New Six Rivers Forest fire chief announced
• EPD has little to go on in stabbing case
• Cheese at Costco linked to E. coli outbreak in five states, but not in Eureka
• Jager plans to have committee recommend council candidates for Eureka
• Trial starts in McKinleyville doctor sexual battery case
• Spotlight on the marijuana industry: Local filmmaker working on a documentary to capture the spirit of the pot trade
• Water district's split ends in compromise; Director Rupp breaks rank in the interest of board relationships
• Man pleads guilty to two drug charges
• Blunt-force culture
• Rollover near Ferndale leaves one dead
• Eureka Police Department to crack down on traffic violations
• Scraping bottom: CAO says county budget in need of more than one-time fixes
• The 'End of an Era': Fortuna City Councilman Mel Berti steps down after 28 years of service
• Bringing the books back to Trinidad: County sending its bookmobile to fill the void temporarily
• When the bridge fell: Father looks back on 30th anniversary of quake that claimed overpass
• Humboldt State University study looks to help rural ethnic entrepreneurs
• Bear River Band collecting for Socks for Soldiers
• Humboldt County General plan update available
• Crack in the compromise: Water board split over who should fill vacant post
• Eureka gets a taste of snow: 'Rail Jam' draws local snowboarders to Pro Sport Center event
• Eureka will wait and see: Impact of Measures O and N will not be quick
• Ferndale Museum to screen movie about WWII letters home
• It's that time again -- turn back your clocks
• Del Norte jail inmate dies after apparent assault; charges against suspect to follow
• Snow coming down on Eureka
• Special district may be needed to get work done on Jacobs Avenue levee
• Eureka Fire Department chief retires; community offers final farewell to Chief Eric Smith
• AG's Office leaves rape case dismissal in place; attorney general finds Gallegos' office did not abuse discretion in handling of case that became campaign issue
• Ballots cast, debt remains: Last-minute cash pours in before election day, but may not be enough to push candidates into the black
• Building incentive: Northern Humboldt School District works to create program to better students, teachers
• Redwood Memorial Hospital starts outpatient rehabilitation clinic for SoHum residents
• KEET Ready to Learn program victim of state cuts
• Trial set in Arcata shooting case; plea offer turned down by man accused of injuring singer Courtney Weaver
• Workshop fields business questions on Eureka medical marijuana ordinance
• Workin' on the dock on the bay: New floating platform to complete Aquatic Center's connection to the water
• Redway school to receive $6,000 award
• Eureka City Council holds special meeting
• Women veterans in Humboldt County to be honored by program, lunch
• California Senate, Assembly remain Democratic stronghold
• Consumers warned about Ego Sour Plum candy
• Special session today for Eureka council
• Fire destroys garage in Eureka
• Arcata incumbents in the lead; outstanding ballots could take weeks to count
• Neely concedes, Bass celebrates victory in Eureka
• Free Humboldt Internet Marketing Group meets Nov. 10
• 'It ain't over 'til it's over': Thousands of uncounted ballots leave some Humboldt County races uncertain
• A 'grand gentleman': Eureka business icon Harvey G. Harper dies
• Legalize-marijuana measure loses in California
• Arcata Fire District asks community for help to solve alleged arson incidents; firefighters respond to two fires Halloween night
• Eureka City Council discusses water rates; to open negotiations on Open Door clinic
• Police looking for suspects in attempted murder in McKinleyville
• Harbor Commission meeting canceled
• Three McKinleyville schools locked down
• Del Norte man to get three years in 2007 hit-and-run
• Humboldt County supervisors asking Humboldt Waste Management Authority to look at plastic bag ban
• 'Operation Boo' nets six arrests in Humboldt County
• Paul Gallegos pulls ahead in late Humboldt County returns
• Poll workers report large turnout: Despite a few problems, Humboldt County officials say election went smoothly
• Jager, Brady have solid leads in Eureka preliminary results; Newman and Kuhnel in a too-close-to-call race
• Preliminary results: Bass, Sundberg hold leads in Humboldt County supervisor race
• Arcata council race up in the air with no precincts reporting by deadline
• Humboldt County Commission on the Status of Women seeking commissioner
• Humboldt County public health branch offers flu clinics
• Virginia Bass ad insert changed to remove Times-Standard as endorser
• Eureka fire chief to retire Friday
• Traffic changes at Mad River bridges near McKinleyville
• High surf expected today along Northern California coast
• Resource Advisory Committee to meet in Crescent City
• Coast Central Credit Union looks back
• A healthier North Coast: Nonprofits say community health indicator report to help funding, shape programs
• Humboldt heads to the polls
• Jury finds kidnapper insane; case goes back to foiled 1999 campground abduction
• Harbor Commission meeting canceled
• KHUM begins 15th annual Stop the Violence campaign
• Jerry Brown makes pit stop in Humboldt County, calls for jobs, renewable energy
• The forest has eyes
• Supes to hear presentation on possible plastic bag ban
• Local airlines already in accordance with new TSA regulations
• Water rates, Open Door clinic on Eureka City Council's agenda Tuesday
• 'Nightmare' finally over: Airport officials, committee members ready to look forward after recent ILS construction debacle
• St. Joseph Health System Foundation gives grants to nine Humboldt County nonprofits
• Race for the Trail: Wet and wild festival brings bikes, costumes together
• How safe is Humboldt State University? Recent assault brings campus security issues to light
• Fishing for fishers: Catch-and-release program for weasel cousin begins on Humboldt County timberland
• Medical marijuana facilities subject of Eureka workshop; city committee taking applications, and proposals that are accepted could start operations next year
• Direct to consumer marketing training for business slated for Humboldt
• All eyes on 19: Marijuana proposition could raise turnout, bolster Democrats
• Wave project breaks apart; PG&E quits Humboldt coast effort, citing costs, permitting
• Four candidates vie for three seats in Rio Dell
• Debate brings national issues to local level: Candidates outline their views on natural resources, health care, spending
• A hard fought transfer: Thompson, Navy, BLM officials on hand for Centerville facility transfer
• Candidates for 5th District say they are ready to address natural resources issues
• Fourth District candidates weigh in on campaigning
• Thompson for Congress, Evans and Chesbro for state Legislature
• Roadwork ahead for city of Eureka
• Last-minute cash pours into campaigns; local Democratic committee sends large amounts of cash out of town
• Be safe on Halloween
• Local police warn of Internet scam
• Property owners look to certify Eureka levee to prevent flood plain change; community meeting set for Friday to discuss issue
• Rattled and rolled
• Grow house fire in Fields Landing
• Caltrans reminds bicyclists of Mad River bridges detour
• Parks, power and rumble strips: Arcata City Council faces report-laden agenda Wednesday
• Measure S would allow Ferndale to acquire former Navy housing
• Sundberg, Cleary agree on most Humboldt County Supervisor 5th District concerns
• Humboldt County supervisors not taking a position on Proposition 19
• Desperate times for public schools: Measure Q would provide funds to improve infrastructure at local high schools
• College of the Redwoods to host New Beginnings gathering for community theater
• Humboldt County Assessor maps available online
• Eureka officers arrest suspect in credit card fraud
• The squeeze of the mine
• New nonprofit plans to give Humboldt students taste of world travel
• Historic registry fees on agenda for Eureka; cell tower ordinance also up for adoption
• Humboldt State University master's program reaccredited
• Congressman Mike Thompson announces award for rural assistance organization
• Eight running for three seats on Fortuna City Council
• Bird-watchers, families come outside to play as Humboldt Bay celebrates National Wildlife Refuge Week
• 'A neighborhood problem': Eureka neighbors take to courts to fight grow house -- and win
• To honor by flight: Arcata WWII veteran visits Washington war memorial
• Homecoming weekend under way at Humboldt State University; local hotels, restaurants prepare for crowds
• Four injured in State Route 299 collision
• Humboldt State University to test alert system on campus
• C Street Market set to open in Eureka with food, music
• Judge won't send former pastor back to jail
• Access Humboldt hosting first Community Media Night benefit
• Friday collision in Garberville area kills Fortuna man
• Search warrant yields marijuana, weapons and cash
• Report says Klamath dam removal would be economic boon; construction, restoration, fishing and farming would benefit, according to groups
• A few new candidates vie for Arcata council seats
• Arcata wireless company CEO discusses broadband access with FCC
• High-speed pursuit shuts down Eureka High School
• Sequoia Humane Society urges better treatment of feral cats
• Lovelace completes government leadership course
• Road closure scheduled for Cappell Creek Bridge
• Job development, Balloon Track cleanup focus of Eureka council debate
• Planning commission discusses circulation element of general plan
• California Redwood looks to restart chip export facility; ships would move sawmill byproduct to Asian markets
• Four familiar candidates up for Arcata council seats
• Arcata Police Department arrests man for selling pot on the plaza
• One allegedly stolen car leads to another in Arcata
• Humboldt endowment fund improves ambulance cardiac care
• Former Arcata pastor faces three new sex charges
• Neely, Bass square off about budgets, job creation and Prop. 19
• Pot growers introduce draft ordinance; proposed regulations would govern outdoor grows
• Eureka High School driver safety program selected for grant, recognition
• Monday is last day to register to vote
• Rainy season means erosion control in Arcata
• Eureka dispensary selection committee completed
• Humboldt County Planning Commission to discuss circulation element of general plan
• New traffic signal on State Route 299 in Redding
• Dr. Day hearing moved to late October
• Big money filtering to Eureka PACs
• Election Roundup: Kuhnel for Eureka City Council fundraiser set
• Del Norte man pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• Election Roundup: Cleary for Supervisor Campaign to hold benefit folk music concert
• County looks at impact from state budget
• Medical cannabis groups present draft policies
• 'The system is broken' -- group discusses alternatives to advisory committee in light of recent construction delays
• Water up in the air; conflict swirls over how feds use extra Eel River water
• Street work in Eureka this week
• Election Roundup: Democracy Unlimited releases Humboldt County candidate survey results
• Congressman Thompson announces health clinic funding
• PG&E work to cause power outage in Willow Creek area Sunday
• Humboldt County Airport Advisory Committee to meet today
• Volunteers needed for parks
• Election Roundup: Brady to hold meet-and-greet
• Election Roundup: Humboldt Tea Party releases Eureka candidate responses
• Humboldt County Dems to meet
• School budget picture not much rosier than it was in May
• Showing support: Community joins in on national awareness against LGBT youth suicide
• St. Joseph Hospital unveils new tower; state-of-the-art Northeast Tower is scheduled to open in April
• City of Eurka looks to bridge budget gap; local Measure O would bring sales tax to 9 percent
• Humboldt County Supervisors to discuss budget, other issues
• Rodoni dominates Wilson in campaign contributions for Humboldt County Assessor
• Spanish, health and fun rolled into one: Humboldt's Latino community comes together for health fair
• Arcata election simmers: First round of candidate contribution reports released
• Coast Guard recovers body from mouth of Klamath River
• Driscoll: Bridge over the river Mad
• Eureka council to meet in closed session Tuesday
• Fortuna holding general plan update meetings
• Humboldt County DHHS nabs federal foster care grant
• St. Joseph Hospital in Eureka to reveal exterior of new Northeast Tower
• Three contenders vie for open Eureka mayor seat
• Eureka races heating up, racking up contributions
• Officials talk about possible marriage between Humboldt County fire departments in wake of budget crisis
• On the Record: Humboldt County DUIs filed
• Humboldt marten on the precipice; environmental groups ask feds to protect rare weasel subspecies
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office seeks armed robber
• LatinoNet to hold health fair at College of the Redwoods on Sunday
• Arcata takes stance on most state ballot measures
• Structure fire leaves two dead
• Kayaker to speak at Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center
• DA candidates combine to spend $260,000: A look at filing statements in the race to become the county's top law enforcement official
• A 'get-out-of-town budget': Legislators pass budget, kick problems down the road
• City, county working with Eureka senior home on bedbug infestation
• Man arrested for third time in three days
• A little madness over new Mad River bridge: Unexpected early opening creates a traffic snarl
• Local fire departments holding open houses
• DA candidates square off: Debate raises issues of marijuana legalization, crime rates in Humboldt County
• Arcata Fire open house Saturday
• Fortuna police seeking information on suspected prowler
• Jefferson School negotiations moving forward; superintendent says sale expected for final approval at Oct. 20 ECS meeting
• HSU's Natural History Museum grand reopening set
• Neely asks California Coastal Commission to investigate billboards on rail right-of-way
• Election Roundup: District attorney candidate debate on civil liberties set
• Four-year-old Dylan Blount-Chambers died from head and stomach injuries, coroner says
• Arcata City Council candidates take to debate
• Forum brings budget crisis into focus; panelist says health care a major part of problem
• Humboldt County deputies make burglary arrest
• Election Roundup: LaVallee for mayor reception to be held at Eureka Inn
• PFLAG plans 'Stand Up to Youth Suicide' rally at Humboldt County Courthouse
• Eureka Homecoming Parade will cause detours on Friday
• Election Roundup: Arcata City Council Candidate Forum tonight
• Election Roundup: KEET-TV produces 11 candidate forums this month
• Deceased man found in Arcata park identified
• Humboldt State University receives almost $6 million in private donations, grants
• Eureka mayor candidates debate budget, Balloon Track
• Humboldt Redwood says tax relief rights a wrong; deal would uniquely benefit company that bought Pacific Lumber
• Playing 'shelll games' in Sacramento: local impacts of budget agreement remain unclear, but some question accounting maneuvers
• Neely leads supes in campaign contributions
• Orleans students begin 'vertical gardening' experience
• Left in the dark: As state budget vote looms, few are privy to details
• County touts successful job placement program, research group launches MLPA survey
• Eureka council moves forward with cell tower ordinance
• Thompson lauds harbor efforts, announces federal grant for shipping study, cuts ribbon at C Street Square
• Coast Guard rescues Canadian from boat near Crescent City
• Tuesday morning quake northwest of Eureka rattles coast
• Eureka couple arraigned in court, plead not guilty to felony child abuse
• Cody Baker wins appeal on 2007 Ruth Lake crash
• Josiah Miller pleads guilty in 23-year-old Michelle Dickson's death
• Fighting the 'scourge': Humboldt County business group makes donation to help take on meth
• Del Norte airport to turn off ILS for construction work
• U.S. Coast Guard rescues two people after boat capsizes in Humboldt Bay
• Former Humboldt Creamery CEO Ghilarducci's cooperation pushes sentencing into 2011
• Rio Dell to celebrate Wildwood Avenue project completion on Oct. 5
• Hydrant testing to start in Eureka
• Two arrested in Eureka after alleged assault with pepper spray, sheathed machete, pipe
• Roadwork in Eureka could cause delays
• Humboldt County DA warns restaurants of possible scam
• Arcata to hold public hearing on business loan policy, discuss ballot initiatives
• The ballot's in the mail: Humboldt County Elections Office readies for big day; registration deadline looms
• Eureka couple arrested, charged with child endangerment
• Humboldt County Supervisors to hear about MLPA research, stimulus funding, emergency medical service
• County government adds preference for local business
• Wireless tower ordinance back on Eureka council's table
• Veterans helping veterans in Humboldt: Annual North Coast Stand Down draws hundreds
• Two dead after fatal collision on Highway 101
• Fire ignites at former grow house in Eureka
• Arcata acquires 25 acres for Sunny Brae Forest
• Apple Festival draws a crowd: 'Friendly City' comes together for annual event
• Kokatat goes solar: Arcata manufacturer installs one of the largest solar panel systems in Humboldt
• Reform measure or power grab? Polls show support for Proposition 25 dipping, local experts weigh in
• Apple Harvest Festival today
• Election Roundup: Supervisorial debates next week
• Back on old stomping grounds: Former EHS graduates converge for cycling tour
• Northern Humboldt school district gets boost to train, encourage teachers
• Desperately seeking salmon to count: Divers aim to get a picture of how Eel River diversion affects
• A higher standard sought: New law to require elections equipment vendors to report flaws, errors and
• Election Roundup: Redwood Roots Farm fundraiser for Bonnie Neely
• Chesbro firefighter bill to become law
• North Coast Stand Down this weekend
• Governor signs Wiggins bill bolstering Williamson Act
• Search yields heroin, arrests in Eureka
• Groups, individuals file federal lawsuit over Richardson Grove
• Former Humboldt correctional officer arraigned in court
• Search warrant yields over 500 marijuana plants
• Headwaters Fund seeking board members
• Calling all youth: Program holds meeting for new youth center
• Paving the way down Alliance Road
• PG&E briefs local officials: Two local pipeline segments to be inspected in near future
• Power shift: New PG&E generator comes on line as old units shut down
• Governor signs bill to aid some Humboldt property owners from quake damage
• Thompson joins group urging protection from genetically engineered salmon
• Blue Lake man killed in crash near Happy Camp
• Paving the streets in Eureka
• Hoopa man sentenced for transporting drugs
• House passes Thompson resolution honoring military evacuation crews
• Arcata man arrested on molestation charges
• Westwood welcomes new grocery store
• ILS will be off again; officials say construction work next week won't affect commercial flight
• Klamath dam removal analysis progressing; vulnerability of agreements to lawsuits raises concerns
• Sweet! HSU alumna receives MacArthur genius award for honeybees research
• Aviation, library volunteers ask supes for more communication; Board directs airport to have more co
• Pulp mill to shut for good; Freshwater announces closure after failing to find investors
• Deadline extended for seat on Eureka's medical marijuana dispensary committee
• Arcata man allegedly applies for job, steals vehicle
• Floyd Squires appeals Humboldt County's solid waste enforcement action
• Eureka working on multiple scenarios for water rate increase
• Call for accountability; impromptu public forum addresses future of Arcata/Eureka Airport
• Election Roundup: Brooks for Assembly to talk with voters
• Man wrecks car into Highway 101 guardrail
• Parolee passenger busted on drug charges
• Election Roundup: Green Party governor candidate tours Humboldt through Wednesday
• Deadline for schools to sign up for geography bee approaching
• Election Roundup: Hanks for Congress to host reception
• Humboldt County correction officer allegedly traded favors for release from work program; officer on
• Earthquake recovery assistance bill on governor's desk; much damage repaired from January quake
• Latest work complete on bay restoration project; Arcata will embark on rehabilitating Jacoby Creek e
• Speedy service? Fernbridge gas pipeline may have gone months without inspection after January quake
• Chanterelle dreams
• McKinleyville man jailed for alleged burglary
• Nonprofits spotlight Humboldt County youth treatment program
• Medieval festival in Arcata draws a crowd
• Humboldt County Supervisors to discuss airport update, Trinidad Library closure
• Humboldt State University grad student named Hearst scholar
• Arcata Planning Commission to review Northcoast Preparatory and Performing Arts Academy permit
• Eureka man jailed after alleged assault with handgun
• Signs of the times: Caltrans reminds candidates to follow procedure with political signs along highw
• Fortuna will host compost giveaway
• Every vote counts: Report, legislation seek more accountability for elections equipment manufacturer
• Taking the heat: Foodworks to get kitchen facility expansion
• Beachlovers come together: Ocean Conservancy and local Surfrider Foundation team up
• Airport construction complete; instrument landing system back online
• Court documents physical abuse in Cardelli case; two children under pastor's care allege he hit
• Local Eagle Scout project set to retire U.S. flags
• Silence on the line: PG&E still unable to answer host of questions on local gas pipelines
• Justice system professionals discuss future of youth services
• HSU report finds record drop locally in home sales, record unemployment claims
• Dispensing Eureka: Small interest generated in medical marijuana selection committee
• Election Roundup: Jackson for DA to host fundraiser next week
• Arcata lands $275,000 grant for bay restoration from NOAA
• Fortuna man pleads guilty to felony auto theft
• Open house set for Wednesday over temporary Highway 101 closure in McKinleyville
• Community gardens holding open houses Saturday
• Eureka Police Department warning residents about mail thefts
• HSU installing new audible alert system across campus
• Woman pleads guilty to attempted murder
• Trash cleanup set for Broadway
• Election Roundup: Losey for Fortuna City Council fundraiser set for Sunday
• Eureka police arrest three people on drug charges
• County not ready with responses to Ridgewood Village concerns
• They're Mad As Hell: Doctors take California road trip in support of universal health care
• PG&E vague about King Salmon canal plans
• Forum wrestles with immigration: Panelists discuss far-reaching impacts of immigration and immigrati
• Arcata Police Department arrests two for indoor grow after serving warrant
• Humboldt County court to decide if patient records can be obtained in Day case; deputy DA reports th
• Humboldt County DA office announces two felony sentences
• Election Roundup: Fortuna council candidates announce four voter forums
• Humboldt County Public Health offers free whooping cough immunizations
• Humboldt Bay water district to appoint director
• Election Roundup: Humboldt County District Attorney race to hold forum next week
• Chesbro green jobs bill waits for governor
• Election Roundup: Fortuna council candidate Egger to register voters
• Southern California man arrested in McKinleyville with $121,000 cash, 55 pounds of marijuana
• Six Rivers and Klamath National Forests to lift fire restrictions
• Good work rewarded: FBI gives McKinleyville man $5K for work on Huntzinger cold case
• PG&E unable to offer new info on Fernbridge pipeline; company still working to find answers
• Security National, Baykeeper settle Balloon Track suit; agreement has SN paying Baykeeper $1.8 milli
• CVS giving away free flu shots to uninsured customers
• Manteca man hits jackpot at Bear River Casino in Loleta
• Mad as Hell Doctors coming to Arcata
• Trial for former Arcata pastor set; Cardelli's bail reduced by court
• Humboldt County Planning Commission to hear Ridgewood Village only
• Humboldt County tax collector reminds property owners about deadline
• Eureka water rate changes go back to staff
• Forum tackles immigration issues: Thursday panel discussion aimed at increasing understanding of imm
• Supes say grand jury report highlights extreme fiscal environment
• Fernbridge pipeline on PG&E list; company says pipeline segment currently being assessed
• Arcata-Eureka Airport construction pushed back to Saturday
• Eureka man pleads guilty to attempted murder
• Report highlights road to safer senior community
• Eureka man charged with possession of Ecstasy, cannabis
• Fight over supplies led to Kneeland grow shooting
• Humboldt Bay water district to consider filling board seat after resignation
• Not just blowing smoke: Potential changes to Eureka's smoking ordinance in the works
• San Francisco Bay Area city joins Richardson Grove project fight
• KEET-TV kicks off sixth season of HomeWork Hotline in Humboldt County
• Drunk drivers beware: Checkpoint planned for Wednesday in Fortuna
• Eureka DUI patrols net five arrests
• Montessori schools sing for peace today
• Arcata council to consider Foodworks expansion
• Road construction ongoing on Eureka's Third Street
• Humboldt attorneys still awaiting report in child murder case
• Driscoll: Nosing into neighborhoods
• No free meals on those early flights
• Last chance: Public protest period to end for Eureka water rate increase
• Showing off some 'Humboldt Spirit': Fairgoers endure a bit of rain as 37th annual North Co
• Budget impasse plods into record territory; with no deal in sight, some folks on the North Coast are
• Free pertussis immunizations available in Humboldt County
• Safety Fair in Eureka draws shoppers, highlights ways to avoid scams
• 'The Spirit of Family': Eureka's Betty Chinn tapped to host dinner for California Fir
• Supes to look at grand jury responses to accounting standards report
• Burning the Bald Hills: National and state parks prescribed fire program running smoothly this year
• Man arrested in Phoenix for Humboldt homeless man's murder
• Power outage caused by downed wire
• Cleaning up the mess: U.S. Forest Service picks up what marijuana growers leave behind
• Eureka man arrested on meth charges
• Arcata Ridge Trail benefit ride postponed due to rain
• Old Town Carriage horse and driver to visit Gazebo today
• Fatal shooting ruled to be justified; report found no unlawful conduct in police shooting of Eureka
• County responds to community outcry over airport issues
• Eureka granted funds for waterfront trail project
• Water in limbo: Meetings with reclamation commissioner don't yield answer on Trinity water
• Job Market set for College of the Redwoods
• Eureka man sentenced to 18 years in prison on drug conviction
• Made in America gets support: Thompson votes for pair of bills aimed at boosting U.S. manufacturing
• Two more allege abuse at St. Bernard's in 1980s; four have now sued Santa Rosa Diocese over all
• Working from the bottom up: NCRC continues search for funding
• Restoration of Tsurai Village is slated to begin in Trinidad
• Safety fair to be held Saturday
• Local youths are invited to flight rally Saturday
• Fatal collision closes 299; highway reopened after four-hour closure
• HSU team heads to New Zealand; earthquake reconnaissance effort aided by anonymous donation
• DUI checkpoint is planned for Eureka on Sunday
• Airport to offer bus ride to San Francisco
• Election Roundup: Allison Jackson for District Attorney campaign event
• Election Roundup: Gallegos hosting reception, artist showing tonight
• Pedestrian killed on U.S. 199
• Humboldt County schools keeping ahead of state average in academic progress report
• Eureka Police Department arrests burglary suspect, investigating second suspect
• Former pastor denied release; prosecutor says Dino Cardelli made admissions to law enforcement
• Access denied: Coastal commissioners turned down for tour of Balloon Track property
• Voters hold Scotia's fate
• Trinidad to discuss Tsurai revegetation
• Eureka search warrant yields marijuana, cocaine
• Three more suspects in Eureka beating arrested
• Arcata pastor pleads not guilty, resigns; judge grants protective order
• Local advocate describes difficulties of rural setting at SILC meeting in Eureka
• Dip in student enrollment in Humboldt County less than was estimated
• Supes' legislative platform involves Williamson Act, pension reform, deferrals
• Rash of dumping prompts plea ; Environmental Health asks people to be responsible with waste
• Eureka police warn of possible phone scam
• Eureka dog killer sentenced to five years probation
• Quite a LEAP for state of California: Humboldt County law enforcement officials sign on to group
• DUI crackdown planned in Fortuna
• Arcata pastor Dino Cardelli faces molestation charges
• Police arrest one, seek three for attempted murder; brutal beating on Longview leaves 41-year-old ma
• Questions loom for King Salmon canal; as transition to new plant begins, no deal on dredging channel
• State Independent Living Council comes to Eureka to talk accessibility, state funds
• Driscoll: The living Winston
• A tale of two towns in Humboldt: LAFCo staff says Scotia annexation is 'accountable' but &
• Airport construction project on schedule; delays expected to last at least two more weeks for North
• Foggy bottom: Passengers tell their stories as construction at airport causes delays and flight canc
• County to start planning legislative platform
• Blackberries bring community together as festival draws hundreds to Klamath
• Wastewater waste? Eureka officials deny wrongdoing after questions arise over reserve fund
• Eureka Inn moves forward
• 'The most giving community': locals honor USS Pueblo crew during reunion in Eureka
• Court approves preliminary settlement agreement; breakdown of fees still to come
• Pair arrested for alleged involvement in heroin sales
• Eureka Police Department's POP seeks vehicle donation
• City Councilman Frank Jager kicks off Eureka mayoral campaign
• 'You have to remember': Fortuna readies for 9/11 memorial parade
• Pulp mill may sell core equipment; company CEO says search for restart funding unsuccessful
• Natural History Museum gets breath of life; HSU program to lead the museum in reopening to the publi
• Humboldt names McKinleyville Middle School teacher Teacher of the Year
• Alert: Be wary of phone call scams
• Highway 101 repair to begin in Crescent City
• Petrolia fire size estimate reduced to 348 acres
• Whooping cough immunizations are available
• Democrats of the Year to be honored Friday
• State approves Eureka housing element
• Another 150 paint containers found illegally dumped
• Settlement reached in Skilled Healthcare lawsuit; total amount a fraction of initial jury verdict
• Never forget: USS Pueblo Cold War survivors gather in Eureka
• Federal health department launches first-of-its-kind consumer-focused website in Spanish
• Arcata Fire to hold drive for muscular dystrophy organization
• Sheriff's deputies arrest two after high-speed chase near Ferndale and Fortuna
• Petrolia fire razes one house
• Supes approve conducting community forest feasibility study, new animal shelter hours, Trinity water
• Eureka moves forward with Jefferson School site purchase; county supervisor calls on city for indep
• Officials approve Klamath water quality package; limits on pollution seen as key to revitalizing riv
• Election Roundup: Dave Meserve to launch Arcata City Council campaign
• Humboldt County Sheriff's Office investigates illegal dumping of 100 paint containers
• Election Roundup: Ron Kuhnel campaign kick-off celebration set for historic Zanone House
• Election Roundup: Jager for mayor of Eureka campaign kick-off set for Thursday
• Teacher of the Year to be announced today
• Eureka Police Department arrests man on six charges
• CCRP releases food report that aims to encourage food policy discussion
• School is back in session: Drivers urged to use caution
• A blowy end to salmon fishing season: Impatient anglers went for other species, while die-hards put
• Forests, restrooms and water rights: Board of Supervisors slated to tackle full agenda Tuesday
• Driscoll: The jerky industry
• Jefferson School site, marijuana ordinance highlight agenda for Eureka City Council meeting
• What a day to sing the blues: Blues by the Bay draws record crowd as music-lovers unite for some fun
• Parks set to begin fall burns; prescribed fires on prairies meant to keep trees out of grasslands
• Old Town prepares to welcome back carriage driver; fundraiser to be held for Marty, horse Cinnamon
• 'I want to live in peace': Cutten resident says no to developer taking over private road
• Skilled Healthcare hearing pushed back again; court date moved to next week
• Meetings canceled in Arcata
• City Manager: Nothing wrong with Fortuna water
• Four Scotia 'heroes': Students honored for handling dangerous situation safely
• Grant to help simulation center train more health care workers locally
• State to set rules for improving Klamath River water quality; owner of dams sees proposed regulation
• Trio of Chesbro bills hit governor's desk
• Muddied waters: Eureka officials' testimony conveys role of personal relationships in EPD inves
• Driver robbed of cash in Eureka
• Fire crews stop Kneeland blaze at three acres
• Election Roundup: Arcata council candidate Mohland to make official campaign start
• Election Roundup: Mike Losey for Fortuna City Council hosts campaign kick-off
• Arcata irons out technicalities on Samoa Lift construction
• Election Roundup: Johanna Rodoni for Assessor campaign hosts kick-off
• Eureka Police officers serve multiple warrants
• Skilled Healthcare court date pushed back; will mediation result in settlement today?
• Blues by the Bay: cool music and good deeds
• State approves county housing element; rezoning efforts to implement affordable housing slated for J
• Eureka Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Child finds loaded gun outside Scotia Elementary
• Two minors charged with selling stolen goods online
• Congressman Mike Thompson covers all bases in Eureka town hall meeting
• Eureka to work on Third Street storm drain next week
• Arcata parolee compliance check nets four arrests
• Kneeland murder suspect pleads not guilty
• Parties in Skilled Healthcare lawsuit due back in court today
• Depositions highlight turmoil in EPD' officials speak of allegations of retaliation, surveillan
• Reef pieces come to Humboldt; fishing group shows off structure that could be used for artificial re
• CHP to increase enforcement for Labor Day weekend
• Samoa Lift Station added to Arcata agenda
• Rio Dell presents its arguments for Scotia annexation
• Light fixture causes scare at HSU The Times-Standard
• Search warrant yields heroin, arrests
• Eureka depositions retrace police investigation; officials' testimony shed light on harassment
• Alton highway junction officially named 'Roger Rodoni Memorial Interchange'
• Ridgewood Village EIR presentation to be postponed
• Former Eureka mayor kicks off campaign for another term
• Man sentenced to 30 years in prison
• United -- but not without cost; Marine Protected Area proposal finds consensus in North Coast group
• Orleans-area accident ends in fatality
• Thompson to host forums
• Arcata council to consider revisions to conflict of interest code
• Two structure fires burn local residences
• $1 million bail set, arraignment postponed 2 days for alleged Kneeland shooter
• Tribes join county's bid for Trinity water; meeting with feds in September may prove critical t
• Attorneys in Skilled Healthcare reportedly on verge of settlement; today's court date pushed ba
• It's the light
• Humboldt County adult drug court celebrates 14 more new lives
• State grant program helps farmers get more fuel-efficient equipment
• Wait for answers in Skilled Healthcare case continues; lawsuit set to return to court tomorrow
• College of the Redwoods welcomes back students
• Crash briefly shuts down U.S. Highway 199
• HSU hosts whooping cough clinic in response to epidemic
• Fortuna holding workshop on general plan EIR
• Federal stimulus funds provide food for local kids
• Arcata Elementary hits the silver screen; student Ocean Day documentary to be shown at Arcata Theatr
• Search for missing bones comes up empty; Humboldt County Coroners office left with more questions t
• NIMBYs, infrastructure, public safety concerns surround Ridgewood Village EIR
• Couple arrested in knife-point robbery
• Veterans clinic celebrates Eureka man's years of service
• Eureka man nabbed for three OxyContin heists; EPD still investigating a fourth robbery of potent nar
• Guatemalan man was Kneeland fatal shooting victim; Sheriff's Office said two survivors hid whil
• Judge throws out motion for mistrial in Skilled Healthcare case; court also grants injunction agains
• Tree-sitting in Jacoby Creek; Redwood Forest Defenders going on day 5 of protest
• APD, drug task force serves warrants in Sunny Brae
• Roller party at the Muni
• Search warrant yields 177 pounds of marijuana; yield believed to be part of shipment to Minnesota, C
• Avenue of the Giants turns 50; anniversary presentation to be held at historic road
• Second man sues Santa Rosa diocese: Suit seeks damages for alleged child molestation by former Eurek
• Marijuana grow operation shooting leaves one dead, one wounded near Kneeland; 28-year-old man held o
• Animal carcasses found near Fields Landing
• Man arrested on DUI charge in CHP lot
• Humboldt County planning commission to review general plan tonight
• Eureka Ward 3 candidate jump-starts campaign
• College of the Redwoods Del Norte campus announces $1.53 million grant to help low-income, first-gen
• Del Norte deputy arrested on suspicion of domestic violence
• Loss of Race to the Top funding to slow down school changes in Humboldt County
• Stimulus funding to promote digital literacy in Humboldt County
• State agrees with Coast Guard: No historic preservation status for Cape Mendocino lens housing
• 'Summer has finally come': Humboldt County's warm weather expected to end after days
• State releases high school exit exam results
• Humboldt County supervisors hold off on reducing animal shelter hours
• Trial delayed for Antioch man accused of killing accomplice in Humboldt County
• Moving forward on Jefferson School project: City, residents talk alternate plans for purchasing the
• Raw milk advocates, dairymen spar at supes meeting
• Supes vote to re-submit housing element; decision comes a week before grant funding deadline
• Fortuna logger killed in accident: Woods fatality is the second in Humboldt County in a week
• Log ship in Humboldt Bay bound for China; loading logs has kept local longshoremen busy
• Trial date set for suspect in Trinidad killing
• Humboldt County resurfacing Chartin Road Thursday
• KHSU meeting
• Helicopter crew rescues sailor 55 miles off Fort Bragg
• Eureka to offer limited appliance rebates
• Blue Lake welcomes new city manager
• Unsecured Humboldt County property taxes due
• Footprint Recycling working with Arcata to move facility
• Red alert: Northern California Community Blood Bank desperately seeks donors
• Trinidad Union School increases enrollment -- Trinidad Library must find new home after Oct. 2
• EFD's big ladder truck is back
• Caltrans plans for Route 96 closures Tuesday, Wednesday
• Glass kicks off campaign at Veterans Hall
• Class back in session at HSU
• Humboldt County Fair packs up after bringing in new foods, breaking records
• Supes set to approve reduced animal shelter hours, fire district fees, IHSS fraud plan
• Housing element goes before board for discussion, approval
• Small earthquake hits near Fortuna
• Humboldt State University nabs high rating for master's programs
• Seniors defend Eureka City Schools exercise program facing elimination; board to review Eureka Adult
• Eureka early retirements moving forward: EFD and EPD chiefs reflect on loss of institutional knowled
• Humboldt music teacher's students gather to reminisce and play tunes
• Return of the K-12: Humboldt County schools gearing up for new semester
• Humboldt State University unveils new traffic plan
• POP arrests four on drug charges in Eureka motel search
• Humboldt educators looking forward to common core standards
• Humboldt County resident finds NOAA ozonesonde on South Jetty
• Cypress Grove in Arcata bought by Swiss cheese giant
• Eureka ad wins award
• Eureka man convicted on drug charges, faces 15 years in prison
• Humboldt County Emergency services coordinator honored
• Attempted murder arrest made after stabbing in Weitchpec
• Logger crushed by redwood log in remote area on Humboldt Redwood Co. property
• Arcata opens Bayside Park Community Garden
• Arcata council moves forward on cell phone ordinance, new campaign idea
• Alleged graffiti vandal arrested in Arcata
• Two arrested in Arcata bicycle sting operation
• Manns announces candidacy for Eureka race
• Humboldt man sues Catholic Diocese of Santa Rosa; alleges he was molested as child by accused priest
• Diocese pens letter to St. Bernard's parish in Eureka; bishop says past clergy sexual abuse is
• OxyContin stolen at gunpoint from Henderson Center pharmacy in Eureka
• Alton interchange update
• Humboldt County, McKee try mediation to settle differences over Tooby Ranch
• Mendocino County drug bust leads to shoot-out, death
• CR to host welcome week
• Republican women to meet; public invited
• Skeleton recovered Sunday near Eureka believed to be that of David Burns Morgan
• Passing the MLPA torch: Delay would hand process to new governor -- at what cost?
• Humboldt State University tops military magazine's rankings for its veterans services
• Eureka's new smoking laws kick in Monday
• Stakeholders continue to dispute housing element numbers in Humboldt County's general plan
• Passenger blues: Arcata/Eureka Airport construction leading to possible delays, canceled flights for
• Northcoast Children's Services pulls out of Jefferson School project in Eureka
• Humboldt County barge project gets federal attention
• Humboldt students improve their STAR scores
• Advocacy group: Two report abuse at St. Bernard's between 1983 and 1985; former priest facing m
• Feds find Klamath reservoir muck nontoxic; determination key to efforts to remove four Klamath River
• Skeletal remains caught in fishing net 18 miles off Eureka; coroner's office seeks to identify
• Race horse dies during workout at Humboldt County Fairgrounds, hurting jockeys
• Arcata to take second look at cell phone radiation notification requirements
• Humboldt County Supervisors to meet
• Eureka Police Department searching for stabbing suspect
• Bull in the Dive
• College of the Redwoods, one employees union agree on new contract
• Dispute between College of the Redwoods faculty union, administration continues
• Turkeys stampede in Humboldt County Fair show
• Closing the sale? Eureka council to consider authorizing Jefferson School purchase
• Eureka medical marijuana ordinance in effect Sept. 3; increase in city workload expected for enforce
• Bringing success back home to Ferndale: Entrepreneurship the focus of local video project with Guy F
• Ties to victory: Eureka man reflects on legendary admiral and grandfather
• Back home where they belong: Yurok Tribe celebrates return of dance regalia from museum
• Police seek public exposure suspect
• Busy week of pot busts: Sheriff's Office, CAMP pull 60,000 marijuana plants
• Eureka Fire catches blaze on Fourth Street: Fire that burned several rooms at Quality Inn under inve
• Humboldt County Sheriff's deputies going back on duty after shooting death
• Del Norte County Sheriff's deputy charged; no plea entered in burglary, theft case
• Caltrans: Budget delays could mean trouble for Mad River bridge; agency warns that cash is running l
• One cool Guy and hometown hero: Food Network star opens fair with flair
• Accused former priest served at St. Bernard's in Eureka, now faces child molestation charges in
• Judge clears way for gay marriage, allows proponents of Proposition 8 a week to appeal
• Newman kicks off Eureka City Council campaign
• Del Norte deputy arrested: Internal investigation leads to embezzlement, stolen property charges
• Bank of America dismisses $50 million suit against Rob Arkley
• Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District to review final recommendations for new water uses: Options in
• Hearing pushed back for Fortuna man
• Humboldt State University's county fair quake exhibit to highlight recent shakers
• Appreciating teachers at Staples
• Hearing delayed in Blue Lake child murder case
• Lima's in Eureka robbed for OxyContin
• Congress knows how to talk it over: A look at caucuses and the 17 that count North Coast Congressman
• Teenage girl arrested after reckless driving spree in Eureka
• House OKs emergency bill to halt teacher layoffs; Thompson flies back for special session vote
• Food for People hosts free farmers markets for needy Humboldt families
• Arcata Police Department cites Safeway clerk for selling alcohol to minors
• Telecom meeting covers broadband access, wireless emission concerns, industry hurdles
• Settlement talks in Skilled Healthcare suit to be continued; attorneys back in court later this week
• Blue Lake man shot on SR 299 identified: Coroner's office identifies the deceased as 31-year-ol
• Transient dies in car accident on Highway 101 near Crescent City
• Trinidad to review reports for Tsurai Village; looking to recover costs for damage
• Humboldt County in holding pattern on same-sex marriage licenses
• Chesbro asks for six-month delay of North Coast MLPA process
• League of California Cities wins Prop. 22 case
• A long paddle: Canoeist seeks to raise ocean awareness with 3,500-mile trek
• Eureka Police Department DUI checkpoint nets three arrests
• Humboldt State University food program to continue into 2011
• Congressman Thompson supporting reading campaign at Humboldt Open Door Clinic
• Remembering Martin Cotton II: Protesters take to Eureka streets on third anniversary of death
• Hummingbird center seeks stay on closure order; Myrtletown dispensary hopes to stay open while court
• Attorneys in Skilled Healthcare lawsuit due back in Humboldt County court today
• Rio Dell's Wildwood Days wraps up with logging contests
• TV celebrity and game show host Guy Fieri to kick off Humboldt County Fair
• Humboldt County holding general plan update workshop on telecommunications
• Seven set to run for two Arcata council seats
• Jefferson School vision taking shape: Two dozen turn out for community meeting in Eureka
• Humboldt County Sheriff's deputies shoot man on State Route 299
• CAMP effort yields early results
• Fortuna murderer denied release; parole panel finds Sandy Church poses risk to community
• State requesting more analysis on county housing element
• Nine candidates qualify for Eureka races; mayor, 1st Ward and 3rd Ward races contested
• Secrets of the redwoods: HSU, UCB scientists work to unlock mysteries
• Defense Attorneys in Skilled Healthcare lawsuit file for retrial; motion based on alleged juror misc
• Deputies shoot, kill suspect near Blue Lake
• Yellow smoke from power plant to continue
• HSU to begin parking lot construction
• Vehicle stop leads to meth bust
• Timber Heritage Association to offer rides on speeder rail
• Alton interchange now open to traffic on Highway 101
• Road work near Washington Elementary School starts Monday
• Eureka council candidate Marian Brady kicks off campaign
• Arcata Police Department arrests five in downtown drug sting
• Eureka Fire Department assists Coast Guard in rescue
• DUI checkpoint scheduled Sunday in Eureka
• Design, plan for proposed Jefferson park to be discussed Saturday
• Extreme Makeover -- McKinleyville edition: Sunrise Rotary helps out McKinleyville Family Resource Ce
• Planning commission approves new Myrtletown marijuana dispensary, takes public comment on Ridgewood
• Trinidad planning commissioner resigns; no word yet on investigation into Tsurai Village tree-cuttin
• Fortuna Police Department gets new phone system
• Juvenile arraigned in Humboldt County court, charged with battery on correctional officers
• Fundraiser starts Saturday in Eureka for Old Town Carriage owner
• School bond on ballot to renovate Arcata, McKinleyville high schools
• Eureka construction work on C Street scheduled for Friday
• Humboldt County nonprofits look to stay afloat
• Humboldt County advocates rejoice a federal judge overturns gay marriage ban
• From a Humboldt County reporter's notebook ... Reflections of a White House visit
• Eureka's Betty Chinn receives Presidential Citizens Medal
• Eureka search warrant turns up meth, paraphernalia
• Assaulted Humboldt County correctional officers released from hospital
• Baykeeper lawsuit against Union Pacific set to continue later this month
• League of California Cities files suit for modification to Prop. 22 summary
• Election campaign money continues to trickle in
• APD begins use of crime mapping tool; website to encourage community interaction
• Medical marijuana ordinance adopted; council votes to draft comments for Ridgewood Village developme
• A presidential honor: Eureka's Betty Chinn honored at White House
• Old Town Carriage driver in stable condition
• Driver in Eureka high-speed chase turns himself in
• Man injured when vehicle overturns on Highway 101
• Regular Arcata council meeting canceled
• Eureka man injured in traffic accident
• Humboldt County Sheriff's deputies arrest two on meth charges
• Humboldt County deputies arrest man on several drug charges, gun charge
• Chesbro submits legislation to rename Alton Interchange after late supervisor Rodoni
• Two people arrested in connection to Eureka death; both charged with murder
• Humboldt County Juvenile Hall detainee allegedly assaults two correctional officers
• Ferndale starts construction on wastewater treatment plant
• Medical marijuana ordinance up for approval Tuesday in Eureka
• Quite the homecoming: Humboldt residents donate labor, parts for surprise gift to returning soldier
• Public protest period opens for Eureka water rate changes
• Autopsy complete, but investigation continues in 4-year-old child's death
• Rio Dell Council to meet
• Humboldt Amateur Radio Club meets Tuesday
• Humboldt State University taking spring applications, but may not accept students
• Three Eureka Police officers making themselves at home; Former Bell Police Department officer among
• Head over heels for local girl: Community comes together at Cartwheels for Jessi
• A condor question: Yurok tribe works toward reintroducing condors on North Coast
• All 12 Klamath fires contained
• Coast Guard assists boat caught in fog and surf near south jetty off Humboldt Bay
• Fortuna City Council filing period extended
• College of the Redwoods hosts free hospitality industry training courses for local youths
• Road work ahead: Caltrans faces busy week of repairs
• A summer of science: Arcata youths explore natural resources at local camps
• Humboldt County Courthouse preparing to implement changes that will streamline filing, courtroom org
• Phones lines back up in Trinidad
• Humboldt prepares for the worst: County approves annual agreement for local oil spill contingency pl
• Blue Ox school reunion: Alternative learning school celebrates 10 years in the making
• Sting operation results in four arrests in Eureka
• Murphy's Markets to open up Westwood Market in Arcata soon
• After 40 years, Humboldt County Sheriff's detective ready to ride off into the sunset
• Cartwheels for Jessi: Fundraiser planned for girl injured in July 4 fireworks accident
• Rep. Mike Thompson meets with Coast Guard on Cape Mendocino Lighthouse lens
• Eureka mayor race warming up
• Donations requested for boy's funeral
• Humboldt County Democrats to meet
• Trinidad, Westhaven land lines busy to outside calls
• Hand grenade found in Alton, safely destroyed
• NCRC lays off staff, halts core programs due to funding loss
• Food for People plans to double Backpack for Kids program in Humboldt County
• Man suspected of murdering child in Blue Lake arraigned; due back in court next month
• Eureka marijuana dispensary fights to keep doors open
• College of the Redwoods to offer paramedic program in McKinleyville
• Mendocino County sheriff won't say whether bridge death was suicide or accident
• Eureka's St. Joseph Hospital starting second round of fundraising for tower construction
• With more lightning comes more fires
• Humboldt County Supervisors approve grand jury response, appoint Lovelace to Klamath meetings
• Suspect in Humboldt County child murder to be arraigned in court today; autopsy for boy underway
• Eureka, school district moving forward on Jefferson School sale
• Humboldt County wins case seeking to shut medical marijuana dispensary
• National Night Out to be held in Eureka next week
• Arcata bank employee arrested on charges of embezzlement, elder abuse
• Road work at Humbolt State University
• Man arrested in Eureka; officers report finding loaded gun, methamphetamine
• Chase down McKinleyville's Central Avenue ends in arrest
• Car slides off embankment on Highway 96
• Summer construction begins in Arcata
• Humboldt County Sheriff investigating death of 4-year-old boy; Blue Lake man in custody
• Wet spring may have delayed wildfires, but lightning sparks concern
• Fortuna Redwood AutoXpo 2010 winners
• High-speed chase suspect evades Eureka police
• Humboldt County educators call list of 'low-achieving' schools inaccurate, skewed
• Youth Conservation Corps helps Humboldt Bay Wildlife Refuge begin retrofitting historic clubhouse fo
• Taste of Humboldt agriculture: Community Alliance with Family Farmers hosts farm tour
• Eureka Police Department teams with domestic violence advocates in first project of its kind on Nort
• Driscoll: Simple pursuits a-tangled
• Humboldt County Supervisors respond to grand jury report on holding facilities, coroner's offic
• A community of car lovers: Fortuna AutoXpo continues in full force
• Discovery Channel series to feature dinosaurs tromping through Humboldt County scenery
• Humboldt medical marijuana panel urges industry to seize opportunities
• Firefighters evacuate Old Town bar in Eureka after patrons smell smoke
• Fortuna releases its latest version of general plan EIR
• Artificial reefs legislation is passed; law may ease course to build reefs by sinking ships
• Ripping, roaring roadsters: Annual Redwood AutoXpo under way in Fortuna
• Drake Hill Road at Highway 101 to close permanently
• Arcata/Eureka Airport temporarily shutting off navigational system during construction
• Holly Yashi receives award in national jewelry design contest
• Judge tough on McKinleyville, Garberville shooters
• Eureka man arrested on child porn charges; sheriff's investigation is ongoing
• Fatal crash closes Highway101; collision claims life of Laytonville woman Wednesday
• Radiation notification, Redwood Park road repair proposals moved forward in Arcata
• Humboldt County Sheriff's deputies make pair of auto theft arrests
• Eureka man convicted of murder; Johnny Lewis faces 25-to-life for Fields Landing slaying
• Cannabis conference continues: SoHum marijuana legalization discussion makes its way to NorHum
• Mountain lion spotted in Arcata near Potawot Village
• Humboldt State is reaccredited; commission's report notes recent changes, poses big challenges
• North Coast tribes barge into MLPA meeting
• Jones out of Eureka mayor race
• Firefighter injured, pet killed in latest McKinleyville fire
• Thompson to host telephone town hall
• Eureka moves agenda remnants to August
• Scotia annexation decision moved to September
• Baykeeper sues Eureka over Marina Center ballot measure
• Murder suspect appears in Humboldt County court
• Jager going for Eureka mayor position
• Humboldt County Supervisors extend Ridgewood Village EIR comment period
• McKinlevyille CSD talks water and sewer tonight
• Eureka police book man for DUI on bicycle
• St. Bernard's School in Eureka awarded accreditation
• Alleged drunk driver crashes into California Highway Patrol car
• U.S. Marshals arrest attempted murder suspect in Rio Dell
• Radio host covers rural health care in Northern California
• Gardens in the forest: Trinity County bust shows pot alive and well on federal lands
• Medical marijuana ordinance moves forward in Eureka
• Eureka passes budget: Cuts made to public safety, other city departments
• CalWORKS funding in jeopardy for Multiple Assistance Center
• LAFCo postponing Scotia CSD decision
• Humboldt Transit Authority cancels meeting
• Arcata to look at new, old construction projects
• Federal fugitive arrested in Trinity County
• Trinidad Planning Commission to meet
• Medical association honors North Coast Congressman Mike Thompson
• Lack of funding discontinues NCRC engagement program
• Jurors share details of deliberations in case, say Skilled Healthcare trial was 'intense at tim
• EPD: Robbery case highlights importance of adequate staffing; officers worry budget cuts might hampe
• Eureka Finance Advisory Committee suggests future budget changes
• Worst-case scenario for Eureka Adult School cancels all but three programs next school year
• Caltrans may name Alton Interchange in memory of late Supervisor Roger Rodoni; Supes look at extendi
• Perigot Park filled with fiddlers as locals come together for Annie and Mary Day in Blue Lake
• Local police still trust in Tasers; others increasingly skeptical of misuse, point to rare cases of
• Eureka, CA resident wins Resort Maps’ Best Worst Trip contest.
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Humboldt County
• Humboldt County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Humboldt County
• Eureka Point
• New Green Building Professional Certificate Program Begins 2009
• Redwood Acres Fair And Rodeo
• 18th Annual Redwood Coast Jazz Festival

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