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By Kevin Kiley – August 4, 2026 Last year I introduced a bill to cut off all federal funding for High-Speed Rail, and we eventually got legislation to that effect signed into law. Newsom wasn’t happy. He immediately filed a lawsuit to try to get the money back. That lawsuit has now been dropped, finalizing our […]
Thumbnail photo: Courtesy of the North Coast Rape Crisis Team It took nearly nine months, but Amanda LeBlanc says she may have found a new home for the North Coast Rape Crisis Team’s Del Norte office. LeBlanc, the nonprofit’s executive director, said her team reached out to their community partners and local realtors trying to … Continue reading North Coast Rape Crisis Team To Move To New Location →
By Jon Coupal – August 4, 2026 Two-thirds of California voters consistently tell pollsters that they think Proposition 13 is a good thing, but even with more than 48 years of constant support, Proposition 13 remains unpopular among politicians and bureaucrats who want higher property taxes. But the limits that Prop. 13 imposes on property […]
Here are this week’s Arts Notes from the Del Norte Association of Cultural Awareness (DNACA):
Thumbnail photo: A rain-swollen Smith River from Slant Bridge. | Photo by Jessica Cejnar Andrews Though he said drought isn’t a major concern in Del Norte County, Sr. Environmental Health Specialist Houawa Moua introduced the Board of Supervisors to a resiliency plan for preventing water shortages in vulnerable communities. The Del Norte County Drought Resilience … Continue reading County Supervisors Adopts Drought Resilience Plan, Task Force →
Thumbnail photo: DNUSD Trustee Area 1 representative Don McArthur (center) is flanked to the left by Charlaine Mazzei and Frank Magarino and to the right by Abbie Crist and Michael Greer. | Photo courtesy of DNUSD.org Before he bid Don McArthur a happy retirement, DNUSD Superintendent Jeff Harris gave him and his colleagues an idea … Continue reading After 16 Years, Don McArthur Retires From DNUSD School Board →
By Doug Dye – August 1, 2026 My Remarks To Planning Commission & Downtown Plan Town Hall Like many in this hall tonight I find it shocking and reckless that anyone would consider filling the tsunami inundation zone with high-density apartments. Events of March 28, 1964 and the inevitability of another tsunami have been put […]
August 1, 2026 Starting at 10 am at the corners of Washington Blvd and Northcrest, protestors will be standing with signs and camera. Why? Actually there's a nationwide call to # BLOCKFLOCK. Flock cameras are motion-activated automated license plate readers (ALPRs) made by Flock Safety that use artificial intelligence to log vehicle details like make, […]
Thumbnail photo courtesy of Andrew Goff Two weeks after they extended a line of credit to the Border Coast Regional Airport Authority, Del Norte County supervisors on Tuesday approved an airport authority budget its director said was balanced after “we trimmed and trimmed.” BCRAA’s 2026-27 budget calls for projected revenues and expenditures of about $6.78 … Continue reading Airport Director Discusses BCRAA's Reduced 2026-27 Budget, Line Of Credit From Del Norte County →
Thumbnail photo: Oil platforms off the coast of Seal Beach, Calif. | Photo by Mike Peel via Wikimedia Commons. Creative Commons License District 3 Supervisor Chris Howard warned his colleagues a third time about sending a letter to the federal government outlining Del Norte County’s opposition to offshore oil drilling. Del Norte County’s letter is … Continue reading County Supervisors Vote To Send 'Very Soft' Offshore Oil Drilling Opposition Letter Despite Chris Howard's Objections →
By Investigative Journalist, Linda Sutter – July 30, 2026 DEL NORTE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT — Nearly ten years after the death of a young boy in Klamath, a case that once appeared to have reached a dead end returned to the courtroom Thursday as Del Norte Superior Court considered whether proceedings should be suspended for a competency evaluation. […]
By Carl DeMaio, Reform California – July 31, 2026 14 Ballot Measure Fights: Our Top Priorities: YES on Prop 39: CA Voter IDRestore trust and confidence in California elections. YES on Prop 43: Save Prop 13Protect taxpayers by strengthening local taxpayer protections. Full Slate of Ballot Measure Positions: NO on Prop 1 – Borrows $11.25 Billion for Housing […]
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