Faust out on Arkley Matters
The Humboldt Herald, Eureka, CA
Thursday night’s Planning Commission meeting began with a surprise announcement during talk of a string of appeals filed by over-zealous developer Rob Arkley against Humboldt County.
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Hearing for McKinleyville murder case continued
The preliminary hearing for a McKinleyville man accused of killing his wife last year was delayed Thursday to allow the court to analyze discovery documents in the case.
Eureka to hold Marina Center coastal development permit hearing
The Eureka City Council will consider approving a permit Tuesday night that will allow the developers of the proposed Marina Center to begin the interim cleanup of the project.
Humboldt courts review a 1989 murder conviction for possible retrial
A private investigator hired 20 years ago to find the sole eyewitness to a 1987 murder in Eureka began testifying Tuesday at an evidence hearing that will determine whether the man convicted for the shooting two decades ago will receive a retrial.
Beaten, Hogtied and Shot in Lakeport
A man was beaten, shot multiple times and left hogtied outside a Lakeport home Tuesday morning, Lake County law authorities said. Officials found the man after someone reported hearing a man yelling for help just after 9 a.m. on South Main Street in Lakeport, said Lake County Sheriff’s Capt. James Bauman.
Tennessee man’s preliminary hearing pushed back
The preliminary hearing scheduled for a Tennessee man accused of killing Trinidad resident William John Lundy was vacated Monday and moved to November.
Stevens waives time in alleged murder case
A Humboldt County man accused of murdering his brother waived his right to a speedy trial Monday. A bail hearing was scheduled for next week. Roy Lee Stevens, 60, faces a charge of murder with a firearm enhancement for the June 16 death of his
Fortuna council to hold three public hearings
The Fortuna City Council’s regular meeting Monday will likely be dominated by public hearings. Three hearings are scheduled, addressing pre-zoning designations for areas under consideration for annexation; changing water service deposits and
Slain man’s wife describes deadly argument between brothers
The wife and stepdaughter of a 49-year-old man shot to death in June testified at his brother’s preliminary hearing Wednesday, describing a sibling argument that escalated into violence.
Eureka native representing Jaycee Dugard and her family
After hearing the horrible story of kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard, former United States attorney and Eureka native McGregor Scott said he didn’t hesitate to offer his legal services free of charge.
Measure T hearing set
The Pacific Legal Foundation announced Thursday that a Sept. 12 hearing is set for a judge to decide whether to issue a temporary restraining order preventing the enforcement of Measure T, a local ballot initiative that prohibits election donations