Humboldt County News
SCOTIA UNION SUPERINTENDENT SPEAKS OUT ABOUT FOUND GUN ON CAMPUS
Lead News Story F0902GUN.mp4 A day after calls flooded the newsroom about a loaded gun being found on the school playground, Superintendent Jaenelle Lampp sat down with News Channel 3s Matt Mendes. Full Text
- POLICE LOOK INTO DRUG PATTERNS AND LOCATIONS OF THE LATEST DRUG BUST
- SPIRIT: REEF PROJECT STARTED AT WOODLEY ISLAND
- LOADED GUN FOUND AT SCOTIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
- POLICE LOOK INTO DRUG PATTERNS AND LOCATIONS OF THE LASTEST DRUG BUST
- HUMBOLDT COUNTY’S REACTION TO THE END OF THE IRAQ WAR
- COUNTIES WEIGHED DOWN WITH A 200 MILLION DOLLAR BACK LOG OF ROAD WORK
- EUREKA MAN FACES CHILD MOLESTATION CHARGES
- LOCAL HURRICANE KATRINA VOLUNTEER TALKS ABOUT HER EXPERIENCE 5 YEARS LATER
- LOCAL HURRICANE KATRINA VOLUNTEER TALKS ABOUT HER EXPERIENCE 5 YEARS LATER
- CORONERS SEARCH FOR MORE HUMAN BONES IN LOCAL WOODED AREA
- Oxycontin Robber arrested
- CORONERS SEARCH FOR MORE HUMAN BONES IN LOCAL WOODED AREA
- BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: One Dead in Kneeland Shooting
- KNEELAND SHOOTING LEAVES ONE DEAD AND ANOTHER IN STABLE CONDITION
- MURDER VICTIM IN KNEELAND SHOOTING IDENTIFIED
- Oxycontin Robber arrested
- MURDER VICTIM IN KNEELAND SHOOTING IDENTIFIED
- TWO LOGGER DEATHS IN HUMBOLDT COUNTY
- TWO LOGGER DEATHS IN HUMBOLDT COUNTY
Events
- North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board Meeting
- Surfboard Swap Coming Up!
- Special Session Eureka City Council March 23rd
- Wolves In The Throne Room Arrives April 15th
- Barbara Davenport Quartet Performs March 13th
- Fortuna Wellness Lectures continue; March 23 program features Katie Coventry
- Community Calendar March 12 -Apr. 17
- Guest speaker to address Muslim agenda
- Pulp Mill Art Show Opens Saturday
- Kick Butts Day, March 27th at Arcata Plaza
The Humboldt Beacon
Fortuna candle maker makes good Humboldt Candles expands
When a lot of us think of candles, we think of power outages, and when the lights start to flicker our first thoughts go to that stash of votive candles tucked away in that shoebox somewhere, and we scramble to find them. [Read More]
- Fortuna candle maker makes good Humboldt Candles expands
- New business in town
- Losey throws hat in Fortuna City Council ring Campaign kick-off on Sept. 7
- Fortuna logger killed in accident
- Eureka Police cite store clerks for selling alcohol to minors
- Energy assistance for low-income families Some eligible for one-time bill payment up to $1,500
- The Pet Corner
- Remembering and honoring Roger Rodoni
- Johanna Rodoni for Assessor campaign kick-off
- Telehealth launches broadband network Taking aim at health needs of rural California
Humboldt Blogs, Opinion
- Neely family history of service
- State approves Humboldt housing element
- Vindictive cops put new chief under surveillance
- WalMart loses in Sacramento
- LaVallee campaign kicks off
- LaVallee campaign kicks off
- Neely nails Bass’ failures at new campaign digs
- T-S starts 3-part series on Hansen depositions
- T-S starts 3-part series on Hansen depositions
- Bass bungles big box questions
- Bud patrol
- LaVallee to kick off Mayoral campaign
- Neely presser Tuesday
- Featured comment
- Kuhnel kick-off speech
State News
- Cash for Appliances demand picks up
- Feather River swimmer dies after rock traps her foot
- Church shooting suspect was bipolar, father claims
- Dyer Mountain development foes file opening brief in lawsuit
- Fire spreads in Yuba County
- ‘Tragic confluence of events’ blamed in fatal crash of Coast Guard, Marine aircraft
- California sues ‘Tax Lady’ Roni Deutch
Times-Standard
- When choosing a computer, is it a desktop, laptop or netbook?
- ‘Going Green’
- Design Collective returns
- Creative paths
- Set designer ‘moonlights’ as watercolorist
- State approves county housing element; rezoning efforts to implement affordable housing slated for January
- Muddied waters: Eureka officials’ testimony conveys role of personal relationships in EPD investigation
- 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
- Fire crews stop Kneeland blaze at three acres
- Election Roundup: Arcata council candidate Mohland to make official campaign start
- Driver robbed of cash in Eureka
- NORTH COAST GARDENING: Plenty to do for the fall garden
- Supporting literacy
- Bigfoot to arrive in Willow Creek on Saturday
- DAVE’S PEOPLE: A love of language began in French class
Arcata Eye
Car Winds Up In Bay
Mabel The Written-On Dog Trots Her Way Into Crimelog History
Cops Pass Up Chance To Sample Traffic-Stopping Breath
Old Shed Falls Down
Allison Jackson: ‘The community deserves something better’
Panhandling Regs Passed Amid Promises Of Litigation
DA candidate Allison Jackson’s Campaign Announcement
Paul Hagen’s Campaign Announcement
Arcata-area Road Work Planned
Blue Lake Burglar Sentenced
Dave Meserve: Don’t Let A Pointless Panhandling Prohibition Destroy Free Speech
Del Norte County
Some charges dropped in Lacy case
Some charges dropped in Lacy case One defendant enters a plea of no contestSeveral charges were dropped and one of three defendants pleaded no contest in court Wednesday in connection with the 2007 hit-and-run death of 15-year-old Josh Lacy. [Read More]
- Some charges dropped in Lacy case
- The coming boom
- New start for McCarthy center
- Letters to the Editor Sep. 2, 2010
- Warriors open FB season up in Oregon
- "The spirit of giving"
- County voices objection to city-only vote on fluoridation
- Obituary: Wanda Sue (Gaddis) Winkelmann (Jul. 15, 1955 – Aug. 26, 2010)
- Letters to the Editor Sept. 1, 2010
- Warriors striving for title No. 22
- KRECR students learn to give back
- Birth: Emily Sue Wagner
Mendocino-Lake Counties
Council OKs rate increases at transfer station
Costs for curbside collection may go up soon, as well Getting rid of garbage soon will be more expensive for city residents, after the Ukiah City Council Wednesday night approved plans to increase fees at the Ukiah Transfer Station and raise curbside collection rates. [Read More]
- Council OKs rate increases at transfer station
- City votes to share sales tax with county
- Breaking and mentoring:
- AG says it can’t help grand jury with Smith
- Allman to receive Medal of Valor from Schwarzenegger
- Police and Fire Log: Friday, Sept. 3, 2010
- DUI arrest follows Navarro car crash
- Water board orders report from MCCSD
- County addresses more coast animal control questions/Part 2 of 2
- Old Time Notes
- Court Report
- What’s Happening – Calendar of Events




