Arcata Eye – In the four-to-one vote on Wednesday the City Council approved the ordinance, which prohibits any form of panhandling in specific areas, with a distance of 20 feet considered a buffer that would create a sort of comfort zone for citizens.
Judge Leonard LaCasse’s calendar is about to open up after a 39-year law career.
He leaves the bench in January after eight-and-a-half years as a Mendocino County Superior Court judge.
The local blues singer who was shot in the face, allegedly by her then partner, testified at his preliminary hearing Wednesday that she was concerned for the safety of others when she tried to block him from leaving their apartment while he was
Timothy Ryan Dossey, an assistant Arcata High School girls basketball coach who was arrested last week on suspicion of child molestation and sending harmful materials to seduce a minor, was arraigned in Humboldt County Superior Court on Tuesday.
Local fans of the Pacific Legal Foundation are silent on the group’s recent loss to the California Coastal Commission.
Former Humboldt Creamery CEO Rich Ghilarducci is arguing that the creamery’s former members are not victims in Ghilarducci’s federal fraud case, and consequently should not be allowed to address the court.
Less than two months after being shot in the face during a domestic dispute, singer/songwriter Courtney Weaver is looking for a new guitar and bass player to perform her original material with. The Jan. 15 incident apparently inspired Weaver, as she started coming up with fresh songs in the hospital just hours after the incident.
A Mendocino County Superior Court judge on Friday sentenced the boy who pleaded no-contest to a fatal 2007 shooting on the Manchester reservation.
Nicholas Bravo, a former City Council candidate known for bizarre public behavior and caustic oratory, was arrested Thursday, March 4 at Wildberries Marketplace on suspicion of shoplifting, then booked and lodged in the Humboldt County Correction Facility.
[The Lumberjack] Several hundred teachers, students, parents and concerned citizens took to the streets to promote more funding for education in California.
A Mendocino County Superior Court judge has appointed doctors to evaluate a 60-year-old Laytonville man who overdosed twice on drugs when his murder trial had gone to the jury in February.
Ukiah Unified School District employees, students and supporters gathered at the courthouse Thursday afternoon to call attention to massive cuts in education, part of a statewide effort known as the March 4th Day of Action.
Former Humboldt Creamery CEO Rich Ghilarducci has entered a not guilty plea in Federal Court in San Francisco. Appearing Wednesday morning before Federal Magistrate Judge Edward Chen Ghilarducci waived his right to indictment and entered a plea of not guilty to one count of fraud.
The following cased were heard in Ten Mile Court.
Monday, March 1
Presiding: The Honorable Judge Jonathan Lehan
Bailiff: Deputy Kent Rogers
- William H.
SAN FRANCISCO — Former Humboldt Creamery CEO Rich Ghilarducci appeared in federal court Wednesday morning, pleading not guilty to the single fraud charge brought against him by the United States Attorney’s Office.
