With flu season peaking this month, the county health department is urging more H1N1 vaccinations in case of a resurgence — and this time around there’s enough vaccine for anyone to get one.
Awash in red, white and blue and an assortment of stars and stripes, protesters descended on the Humboldt County Courthouse Thursday to decry big government, wasteful spending and — the subject of the day — taxes.
The Committee to Elect Jon Brooks Assessor 2010 announced the endorsement of Bruce Rupp, a retired Humboldt County administrative officer, on Wednesday.
The Humboldt County Democratic Central Committee voted to endorse several candidates in local races at its meeting Wednesday. Committee Chairman Milt Boyd said Wednesday’s meeting was attended by about 25 voting committee members and about 50
Trumpeting her outsider status, Arcata Republican Karen Brooks kicked off her campaign to become California’s next 1st District Assemblymember at an event Thursday.
The Healthy Humboldt Coalition and the League of Women Voters are co-sponsoring a candidate forum Monday focused on the Humboldt County General Plan update, which will set policies for land use decisions for the next 20 years.
A Eureka woman was killed after she was ejected from her vehicle Wednesday night as it rolled over on U.S. Highway 101 near Metropolitan Avenue. Mary Louise Gayman, 47, was driving her 1999 Dodge Caravan southbound on U.
A Eureka High School junior has jump-started her senior project to organize a health fair focused on healthy living and disease prevention. Student Leah Grams-Johnson put together the event to further her own interest in healthy living, and to
Two students from Eureka High School are holding a baseball mitt drive to donate to the Redwood Empire Little League teams. Students Stephen Nessler and Trevor Woodard are collecting mitts until May 31.
Caltrans started the next phase in the construction of the Alton Interchange Project on Monday, with three U.S. Highway 101 detours in place for eight hours a day.
Citizens from around the Ukiah area who are concerned about what local Tea Party Rally organizers termed “the unrestrained growth in the size and scope of government” will rally today to promote individual liberty, free market ideals and Constitutional principles.
Humboldt Sponsors’ President Patty Thomas has announced that for the year 2010 the organization is awarding more than $66,000 in grants to local youth projects.
The manner and cause of death in a March killing outside Klamath is particularly unusual and graphic, and statements to that end by Del Norte County’s district attorney are being used by the suspect’s defense in an attempt to bar him from trying
A Eureka resident has started a reward fund to help spur citizen tips to help the investigation into a recent string of robberies that have hit businesses close to his home.
The president of St. Bernard’s Catholic School submitted his resignation to the school this week to accept a similar position in the San Francisco area.
