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By Kevin Kiley – September 19, 2026 Gavin Newsom has announced he will not run for President – if, that is, Kamala decides to run. Yet many are questioning the sincerity of this “deference.” It seems increasingly likely that one, the other, or both will be among a ballooning field of candidates. Newsom also found time to attack […]
Thumbnail photo: Crescent City is using a California Coastal Conservancy grant to install two ADA-compliant cabins at its Lighthouse Cove RV Park. | Photo courtesy of the City of Crescent City After they weren’t able to reach a consensus on vacation rental regulations, Crescent City councilors last week approved contracts to install cabins and renovate … Continue reading Contractors Selected For City's RV Park Revamp; Coastal Conservancy-Funded Project Includes Two Cabins, Renovated Apartment →
Updated at 7:17 p.m. to correct an error, John Pritchett graduated from Redmond High School in 1979. John Pritchett’s work as Del Norte High School’s family engagement liaison stood him in good stead with three members of the local school board who appointed him to Don McArthur’s old seat. Pritchett, a 1987 Del Norte High … Continue reading DNUSD Board Appoints John Pritchett to McArthur's Vacant Seat; Trustees Will Have Seek Other Candidates Before Nov. 3 Election, Superintendent Says →
Thumbnail photo courtesy of the California Highway Patrol Updated at 3:06 p.m. Wednesday Stephanie Atchison was found safe Wednesday morning and is being treated at Sutter Coast Hospital, Undersheriff Devin Perry told Redwood Voice Community News. ### Original post Friends and family have turned to the community to help find 24-year-old Stephanie Atchison who was … Continue reading (UPDATED) Family Organizes Search Party For Missing Crescent City Woman →
Thumbnail photo by Paul Critz After learning that Del Norte County’s financial situation isn’t as dire as it was in June, county supervisors found out that its vacancy rate had also improved. The county’s overall vacancy rate dropped from 25% last year to 20.5% in 2026, Human Resources Director Kerri Vue told supervisors on Sept. … Continue reading Del Norte County Experiences 4.5% Drop In Staff Vacancy Rate; Elected Officials, Union Rep Raise Concerns About State-run HR System for Social Services, Child Support Services Programs →
By Patrick Parsons – September 14, 2026 Communist Democrats introduced H.R. 7166, a dangerous bill that would effectively ban the online sale of ammunition nationwide — making it harder, more expensive, and in some cases nearly impossible for law-abiding Americans to exercise their Second Amendment rights. The bill is introduced by lunatic Democrat Bonnie Watson Coleman of New […]
By Jon Coupal – September 14, 2026 As the November election gets closer, be on guard for local governments openly supporting tax hikes – and spending taxpayer dollars doing so. While local officials are free to support or oppose ballot measures, they may not spend public funds on any election contest – either for or […]
Though he shared Candace Tinkler’s sentiments concerning vacation rentals, Crescent City Councilman Steve Shamblin couldn’t convince his colleagues that ensuring “everyone’s paying their fair share” was common sense. Shamblin, and Tinkler, the city’s mayor pro tem, argued for an ordinance that would capture the addresses of Airbnbs, VRBOs and other short-term rentals operating within city … Continue reading Crescent City Council Fails To Agree On Vacation Rental Ordinance →
Thumbnail photo courtesy of Michael Hawkins School board officials are set to meet Tuesday morning to discuss appointing John Pritchett to the vacant Trustee Area 1 position. The meeting will be held at 8 a.m. at the Del Norte County Unified School District office, 301 W. Washington Boulevard. Trustees will interview Pritchett for the position, … Continue reading DNUSD Board Poised To Appoint John Pritchett To Empty Trustee Area 1 Seat on Tuesday →
By Kevin Kiley – September 11, 2026 Kamala Harris has announced she’s coming to our district to campaign for our opponent Richard Pan. While NOTUS reports “several Democratic candidates have sought to distance themselves from the former vice president,” Pan is counting on her to prop up his campaign. Yesterday, Pan briefly surfaced for a “meet and […]
Crescent City’s police chief convinced policymakers Tuesday that the automated license plate reader cameras installed in his department’s patrol vehicles are not the Flock Safety cameras residents raised concerns about last month. Richard Griffin told city councilors that the Axon ALPR devices the Crescent City Police Department uses helped a dementia patient get home to … Continue reading 'Our Information Is Not Sold To Anybody Else'; CCPD Allowed To Keep Axon Automated License Plate Readers →
Proposition 43 cleans up their mistake. By Susan Shelley – September 10, 2026 The November ballot measure Proposition 43 would make it harder to raise taxes in California by restoring the two-thirds vote requirement for local special taxes. A “special tax” is one that earmarks the revenue for specific purposes. Ever since voters approved Proposition 13 in 1978, the […]
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