Humboldt County News

A EUREKA HOME THAT CLAIMED A MANS LIFE BROUGHT TO THE GROUND

Lead News Story F0726FIRE.mp4 A EUREKA HOME THAT CAUGHT FIRE ABOUT A MONTH AGO AND CLAIMED THE LIFE OF A MAN WAS BROUGHT TO THE GROUND FOR SAFETY AND HEALTH REASONS NEWS CHANNEL THREE’S ANDREA MARVIN HAS MORE Full Text

• Humboldt County Residents Talk Pot
• KOREAN WAR VETS REMEMBERED FALLEN SOLDIERS
• HOLLY YASHI
• Myrtletown Marijuana Dispensary Closing
• SUSPECT IN TWO PURSUITS STILL AT LARGE BUT FATHER SPEAKS OUT
• GOLF AT A NATIONAL LOW BUT BUSINESS INCREASING IN ARCATA
• LESLIE BUCHANAN SIGNS OFF
• FORTUNA REDWOOD AUTOEXPO ANTIQUE FARM EQUIPMENT SHOW
• MOUNTAIN LION SPOTTED NEAR A LOCAL SCHOOL AND HOSPITAL
• Cloney’s Pharmacy In Eureka Robbed… AGAIN!
• ARCATA PD CRACKS DOWN ON 4-20 CELEBRATION AT REDWOOD PARK
• Armed Robber Hits Cloney’s Pharmacy In Eureka
• HumboldtOnline.Com Rebooted
• Another 4.0 Earthquake Hits Humboldt
• Two rescued by Coast Guard off Humboldt County
• Human Remains Identified As Missing Humboldt Woman
• Downey Wins Sheriff’s Endorsements In Humboldt, Del Norte, Mendocino Counties
• Horizon Air Offers One-Day Discount Fare To Humboldt County
• More UFO’s Over 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

How the Rodeo’s Kidnapped Tourists got theirs A story by “arrest subjects” Luke and Erika Wooten

As Luke and Erika Wooten reflected in their Blog about their most recent “arrest” in Fortuna as a Kidnapped Tourist, they had quite a bit to say: “We were kidnapped for the Fortuna Rodeo! [Read More]

• How the Rodeo’s Kidnapped Tourists got theirs A story by “arrest subjects” Luke and Erika Wooten
• Humboldt County Fair races times posted; big changes announced
• Coho recovery subject of radio program
• Chrome and flames Scenes from the Fortuna AutoXpo
• The Pet Corner
• CR’s Paramedic Program moves to McKinleyville instructional site
• Groundbreaking today at Tish Non Village site across Bear River Casino
• 16th Annual Ruth Lake Summer Festival
• Fortuna AutoXpo a huge success 20-year-old festival a big draw
• Vintage tractor display at the AutoXpo and the man behind it all

Humboldt Blogs, Opinion

• Rural residents too busy smoking pot to keep up with GPU?
• Journalist panel at ganja gathering
• EPD gets help with domestic calls
• Local tribal lands in National Geographic
• Local figure arrested on child porn charges
• Environmental Groups File Suit Over Balloon Tract Ballot Initiative
• Jager and the EPD
• Cutten Realty ranks no. 3
• Jager to run for Eureka mayor
• Higher taxes, fewer cops, broken down fire engines are no way to run a city
• RICHARDSON GROVE UPDATE: Lawsuit Status and New CALTRANS STAA Project
• Old town braces for Eureka budget cuts
• THE TAKEOVER: SoHum Parlance now under control of the Humboldt Herald
• Daily call-in show starts tomorrow
• The Shanty

State News

• 6 passengers in Fresno bus crash sue Greyhound
• Crews in Lassen battle big lightning-caused fires
• State expands Cash for Appliances to include dishwashers, freezers, HVAC systems
• Rivals SEIU, Unite Here reach deal on hotel, casino workers
• National Native American health conference comes to Sacramento
• Lightning-triggered blaze spreads over 2,000 acres
• Driver of SUV was drunk in bus crash

Times-Standard

• DAVE’S PEOPLE: What is pride?
• ‘Heartfelt dedication’
• Getting the scoop on Twitter
• U.S. Cellular brings 3G to Eureka
• ‘Comfort Cats’ help Hospice patients
• NORTH COAST GARDENING: Midsummer gardens offer autumn rewards
• 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
• Humboldt County Democrats to meet
• Trinidad, Westhaven land lines busy to outside calls
• Hand grenade found in Alton, safely destroyed
• Sweet and tangy chicken sandwich for summer
• 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
• DISHING IT OUT: Tips can help prevent cracks in cheesecake
• Road work at Humbolt State University
• College of the Redwoods to offer paramedic program in McKinleyville

Arcata Eye

Car Winds Up In Bay

On March 4, Easter Sunday, at about 8 a.m., the Eureka Police Department received a report of a partially submerged vehicle in Humboldt Bay under→

Mabel The Written-On Dog Trots Her Way Into Crimelog History

• Sunday, February 21 9:10 a.m. The knocked-down mailboxes on Bayside Road held a vital clue to their nighttime toppling: footprints.→

Cops Pass Up Chance To Sample Traffic-Stopping Breath

A “drunk girl” lying on the ground at 11th and F streets was approached by two guys. One of them flashed some sort of badge at someone nearby,→

Old Shed Falls Down

For decades, maybe a hundred years, the sturdy, nondescript building stood straddling Janes Creek, for most of its life playing a role in the Arcata→

Allison Jackson: ‘The community deserves something better’

Former County Prosecutor Allison Jackson says she has a wide-ranging base of support that’s united in the belief that the District Attorney’s→

Panhandling Regs Passed Amid Promises Of Litigation

The City of Arcata took the final step in attempting to curb the behavior of panhandlers last Wednesday, March 17 – a step critics call a violation→

DA candidate Allison Jackson’s Campaign Announcement

Note: The following is a press release issued by the Allison Jackson campaign following her candidacy announcement last Saturday. – Ed. EUREKA –→

Paul Hagen’s Campaign Announcement

EUREKA – District Attorney Candidate Paul Hagen held a press conference and reception Friday, March 12 at the Eureka Woman’s Club. “I love→

Arcata-area Road Work Planned

Eureka – Caltrans announced today that roadwork has been scheduled for Saturday, March 20, on Routes 101 and 299 near Arcata in Humboldt County.→

Blue Lake Burglar Sentenced

The Humboldt County District Attorney’s Office reported today that Robert Louis Huntzinger, 28, of Blue Lake, was sentenced on March 16, 2010,→

Dave Meserve: Don’t Let A Pointless Panhandling Prohibition Destroy Free Speech

On March 3, the Arcata City Council introduced a two-part panhandling ordinance. The first part makes it unlawful for any person to “panhandle in→

Del Norte County

2 victims identified in fatal fire

2 victims identified in fatal fire Woman, 72, and 12-year-old girl lost their livesThe identities of two victims of a mobile home fire in Crescent City early Saturday were released Tuesday.Local resident Anita Subias, 72, and Litisha Jenson, 12, of Fortuna, died after a [Read More]

• 2 victims identified in fatal fire
• Ambulance rate hikes are rejected
• School Board to talk about Yurok program
• Shot by arrow, sea lion dies
• CR paramedic program moves to McKinleyville
• Obituary: Robert H. “Bob” Stanhurst (June 01, 1921 – July 22, 2010)
• Death Notices published July 28, 2010
• Letters to the Editor July 28, 2010
• Local Scouts head to Jamboree event
• CASA of Del Norte looking for tournament sponsors
• Rotarian officials
• Births published July 28, 2010

Mendocino-Lake Counties

Other headlines in the July 29 Mendocino Beacon include:

- Fort Bragg City Council, city staff shouldering animal shelter closure plans. - Prediction: Pot prices to drop by 80% if legalized. [Read More]

• Other headlines in the July 29 Mendocino Beacon include:
• Garbage spurs dispute over supervisors’ code of ethics
• Native Americans protest MLPAI
• Old Time Notes
• Court Report
• Man killed in pot raid identified
• Babies in bloom at UVMC
• Update: Education community reacts to Round Valley superintendent’s death
• County’s mid-level managers agree to 10% pay cut
• Thomas to run for another term
• Update: Man killed in pot raid identified
• Man shot, killed by officer during marijuana raid