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What Does the SAVE Act Mean for Del Norte County?

The California Association of Clerks and Elections Officials (CACEO) has written a letter of concern regarding HR 22, also known as the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (hence referred to as the SAVE Act.) Broadly the letter addresses the fact that the SAVE Act risks disenfranchising thousands of eligible California voters, significantly increases the cost … Continue reading What Does the SAVE Act Mean for Del Norte County? →

ODFW investigating cause of sick and dead brown pelicans along the Oregon coast

Assemblyman Chris Rogers Visits Humboldt

Thumbnail and other photos by Persephone Rose. Dozens of constituents cornered Assemblyman Chris Rogers in what would have been an otherwise cozy nook of the Familia Cafe last week. They were packed so tightly that even gaining entry to the building proved to be a challenge, let alone getting close enough to hear the assemblyman’s … Continue reading Assemblyman Chris Rogers Visits Humboldt →

Trout Season Opener Kicks Off This Weekend – Redwood Voice Community News

April 24th, 2025 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: roadwork updates from CalTrans District 1; Del Norte County Supervisors greenlit the use of $2.4 million in Pacific Power work credits to underground utility lines around Crescent City’s Southern entrance; items discussed at Monday’s Crescent City Council Meeting; … Continue reading Trout Season Opener Kicks Off This Weekend – Redwood Voice Community News →

Curry County Commissioners Appoint Alcorn's Replacement, Choosing Meeting Regular Lynn Coker

Jay Trost and Patrick Hollinger once again deferred to Brad Alcorn when it came to selecting his replacement on the Curry County Board of Commissioners. Alcorn abstained from voting, but his colleagues appointed his pick — Gold Beach resident Lynn Coker — to the Board after agreeing with Alcorn that the commissioner position is, for … Continue reading Curry County Commissioners Appoint Alcorn's Replacement, Choosing Meeting Regular Lynn Coker →

Legislation introduced to permanently protect the Pacific, Atlantic Oceans from offshore drilling

Anatomy of a Board of Supervisors Meeting

DID THE CRESCENT CITY HARBOR DISTRICT JUST REWARD DECEIT? A $20,000 Raise for Interim Harbormaster Raises Eyebrows and Serious Concerns

By Investigative Reporter, Linda Sutter – April 23, 2025 Out of closed session this week,…

Locals Shine on OIT President’s List

Sheriff's Tip of the Week: Distracted Driving

The Child Abuse Prevention Council's Candlelit Vigil & Flag-Raising Ceremony

Thumbnail Photo by Bryce Evans. On Wednesday, April 9th, the Del Norte Child Abuse Prevention Council (CAPC) gathered community members at the Family Resource Center for a candlelight vigil and flag-raising ceremony. The ceremony was focused on honoring the lives of those affected by child abuse, remembering those lost, and raising awareness of prevention efforts … Continue reading The Child Abuse Prevention Council's Candlelit Vigil & Flag-Raising Ceremony →

Yurok Tribe's Restoration "Changing Planet" Feature Airs Tonight – Redwood Voice Community News

April 23rd, 2025 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: roadwork updates from CalTrans District 1; Del Norte Senior Center faces funding uncertainty; DNUSD is looking for future Special Education teachers; Old Mill Road brush fire gets stomped out at 38 acres; California’s 2nd Assembly District Representative visits … Continue reading Yurok Tribe's Restoration "Changing Planet" Feature Airs Tonight – Redwood Voice Community News →