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The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Brigette Gabriel, ACT for America â January 7, 2026 House Republicans unleashed a bombshell bill that could finally slam the door on the Somali fraud rings bleeding several states dry. Introduced by Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-Texas), […]
Del Norte Unified is launching a new workshop series that urges parents to not only advocate for their special needs child, but be a voice for special education issues at a regional level. DNUSDâs six-week IEP Empowerment Series starts Feb. 5, Special Education Executive Director Jennifer Armington told Redwood Voice Community News. Its goal is … Continue reading DNUSD Workshop Series Aimed At Giving Parents Tools to Advocate For Their Special Needs Children →
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Jon Coupal â January 12, 2026 There is a great deal of media attention over the state of Minnesotaâs $9 billion (minimum) fraud problem. If this were a contest, California would say, âhold my beer.â […]
Thumbnail photo by Lindsay Fox via Wikimedia Commons. Creative Commons License A steady increase in vaping over about three years at Crescent Elk Middle School prompted its vice principal to propose using a combination of environmental sensors and cameras to catch students who might be partaking. Lucas OâLaughlin, who is also the dean of students, … Continue reading DNUSD To Add Vape Sensors To Crescent Elk Middle School Restrooms; VP Says School Staff Have Confiscated 30 to 40 E-Cigs This Year →
Thumbnail photo by Paul Critz Among the items discussed at Thursdayâs Del Norte Unified School District Board of Trustees meeting: Facilities master plan: Trustees approved a $177,000 contract with Studio W, a Sacramento-based architect firm, to develop a five-year facilities master plan. DNUSD sent a request for qualification to six different architectural firms, receiving responses … Continue reading DNUSD Recap for Jan. 8, 2026: Facilities Plan, Salary Increases, New Bell System →
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Kevin Kiley â January 10, 2025 A few hours ago, Gavin Newsom delivered the State of the State address. In previous years, he was too embarrassed to even show up to give the speech. But […]
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Brigette Gabriel, ACT for America â January 9, 2026 While the world is distracted by other headlines, something monumental is unfolding in the Middle Eastâand it cannot be ignored. In Iran, the iron grip of […]
Thumbnail photo by Jessica Cejnar Andrews A month after the Los Angeles Times listed the Del Norte County Fairgrounds as one of 26 fairs in California struggling with misfortune CEO Kim Floyd offered minimal information on how things would change in the future. In her Dec. 11 rundown, the Times reporter Jessica Garrison cited a … Continue reading 'LA Times' Lists Del Norte Fair Among Others Plagued With Scandal After State Audit Raises Nepotism, Credit Card Misuse Concerns →
Thumbnail photo: This image shows a 14-unit townhome development proposed for an area near J and 7th streets in Crescent City. | Image courtesy of Crescent City Sam Schauerman, the developer behind Roosevelt Estates, is seeking to build another housing development in Crescent City, this one closer to the downtown area. Schauerman, owner of Elk … Continue reading Crescent City Planning Commission To Consider 14-Unit Townhome Project →
Thumbnail photo: Crescent City Harbor officials are seeking funding for a project to determine whether its dredge materials can be used for beach enhancement. | File photo by Gavin Van Alstine Crescent City Harbor officials are pursuing a grant they say may turn a dredging dilemma into a valuable resource for projects like wetland restoration … Continue reading CC Harbor Seeks Funding To Determine If Dredge Material Can Be Deposited Near Whaler Island →
Thumbnail photo: The Crescent City Harbor District is working on paying back a $5.5 million U.S. Department of Agriculture loan that rebuilt the inner boat basin following tsunamis in 2006 and 2011. | Photo by Gavin Van Alstine A week after county supervisors rejected a Crescent City Harbor Facilities Plan, its harbormaster argued that voters … Continue reading After County Supervisors' Rejection, Harbor Commissioners Opt To Re-Work Facilities Plan →
By Donna A. Westfall â December 19, 2025 As a result of the horrific shooting, killing and maiming of attendees at a Jewish Hanukkah festival in Australia, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the Australian government is set to ban, confiscate, and destroy (aka "buyback") hundreds of thousands of firearms in the coming weeks. Australian Prime […]
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