A clothing, art and jewelry store at a busy intersection in Arcata was damaged in a fire Monday afternoon. The Emerald at Spear Avenue and Alliance Road billowed smoke from its roof as firefighters carved a hole through the shingles.

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The Fortuna Police Department is investigating allegations that a Fortuna High School teacher had sex with one of her underage students. ”No arrest has been made,” Fortuna Police Chief Kris Kitna said Monday.

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Humboldt County Superior Court Judge Bruce Watson lowered former Blue Lake Police Chief David Gundersen’s bail from $1.25 million to $50,000 at a hearing Monday.

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Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed into law several bills by North Coast lawmakers. They include a pair of bills by State Sen. Patricia Wiggins (D-Santa Rosa) designed to maintain phone services to residents of rural and high-cost areas of

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EUREKA — On Monday, six high school foreign exchange students hailing from Ghana, Indonesia, Turkey and Thailand shared information about their home governmental structures and got a crash course on how Americans approach local city and county

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Eureka’s Finance Advisory Committee will meet in special session at 3 p.m. today at the Eureka Fire Department, 533 C St. The committee will be taking a tour of the Fire Department headquarters.

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President George W. Bush voiced disappointment Monday at the House vote rejecting his administration’s rescue plan for the nation’s financial industry.

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FORTUNA — Two of the five contenders for a pair of Fortuna City Council seats took questions from the Chamber of Commerce membership Monday, revealing their differences on locating a water tank in Rohner Park and whether a large retail outlet is

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No injuries resulted from a fire in Arcata that attracted four fire agencies and disrupted two businesses Monday.

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In a recent training, three new Court Appointed Special Advocates took the oath in preparation for working with abused and neglected children in Humboldt County.

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Wesley Chesbro highlighted his campaign priorities in a meeting with The Eureka Reporter

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This summer continues to mark the single lowest flow year on record for the Mattole River, according to a news release from Sanctuary Forest.

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Jim Pell took an opportunity to discuss his candidacy with The Eureka Reporter

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Two Del Norte County men were seriously injured early Monday morning after their vehicle went down an embankment, rolled and hit a tree, the California Highway Patrol stated.

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A 55-year-old Eureka man died over the weekend after losing control of an asphalt roller, which pinned him against a driveway.

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Humboldt County Superior Court Judge W. Bruce Watson reduced former Blue Lake Police Chief David Gundersen’s bail from $1.25 million to $50,000 and Gundersen’s attorney Russell Clanton said that Gundersen will be posting bail and be released from jail tonight.

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Effective today, the Eureka Fire Department will lift the suspension on residential burning within the city limits of Eureka.

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ARCATA — One man was injured Sunday morning when his Valley West apartment caught fire. The man awoke to a smoke-filled apartment, then fled to a neighbor’s apartment, where he found help.

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A television ad urging the release of Republican presidential candidate John McCain’s medical records is causing a firestorm, and a local physician is right in the middle of it.

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As Arcata-based developer Danco continues its five-year progression toward annexation, the recent cleanup of dioxins at what used to be the home of Eel River Sawmills has resurrected some concerns over the company’s plans to build a 151-unit

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When Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger inked his name on the state budget Tuesday, bringing an end to an 85-day budget impasse, local law enforcement agencies breathed a sigh of relief.

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