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Washington, D.C. – September 1, 2026 Congresswoman Lauren Boebert (R-CO) today published an op-ed in The Daily Caller marking the approaching 25th anniversary of September 11 and warning that networks of fixed automatic license plate readers are turning American streets into zones of constant, warrantless monitoring. In the piece, titled “Surveillance On Every Corner Is […]
Thumbnail photo: The Del Norte County Library has purchased the former Ben Franklin building and plans to turn it into the new library. Library Board President Andrew Napier said the library has about two years to renovate it. | Photos courtesy of Andrew Napier Three years after its board decided that staying in Downtown Crescent … Continue reading Del Norte Library Writes New Chapter, Preps For Move To Former Ben Franklin Building →
By Donna Westfall – September 1, 2026 I don't know how Trump does it but I sure hope his plan works to reduce gas prices in California. Let's evaluate the deal: Venezuela has granted North American Blue Energy Partners (NABEP) 100-year concessions for 17 oil fields. The 17 fields contain ~65 billion barrels of […]
By Jon Coupal – August 31, 2026 We’re sorry for flogging a dead boondoggle, but can the news about California’s High Speed Rail project get any worse? Apparently, there is no bottom to the negative revelations about this international embarrassment. For those who have been living on Mars since 2008, we’ll bring you up to […]
Thumbnail photo: Del Norte Unified School are selling 10 surplus vehicles next week. The sale will start 7 a.m. Monday and last through 4 p.m. Friday. | Photo courtesy of Michael Hawkins Though he initially balked at the plan, Michael Greer eventually came around to approving a resolution authorizing the sale of 10 surplus Del … Continue reading DNUSD To Sell Surplus Vehicles Starting Monday →
Thumbnail photo by Jessica Cejnar Andrews Jenna Lussier raved about her bus drivers and staff. Four days after students returned to class, the new transportation director told Del Norte Unified School District trustees that her staff has been working extra time to make sure Klamath students are picked up. She also mentioned special efforts being … Continue reading New Transportation Director Describes Smooth Start To School Year →
By LifeSiteNews – August 26, 2026 Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. slammed Pennsylvania Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro on Tuesday for denying religious exemptions to vaccines and also confirmed that aborted babies’ tissue was used in the creation of the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine. “At his press conference today, […]
By Kevin Kiley – August 29, 2026 Californians never voted to ban gas cars. Californians never voted to ban tires. Californians never voted for a new healthcare tax – to the contrary, they expressly forbade it. That’s why we already overturned the gas car ban, we’ve formally asked HHS to disapprove the healthcare tax, and we’re exploring all avenues […]
Thumbnail photo: Crescent City Harbor commissioners received a report on the structural conditions of several structures including the former Fashion Blacksmith building on Starfish Way. | Photo by Gavin Van Alstine Commission Annie Nehmer was absent. Among the items discussed at Wednesday’s Crescent City Harbor District meeting. Infrastructure Assessment: Promising a more formal presentation at … Continue reading Crescent City Harbor District Recap, Aug. 26, 2026 →
Thumbnail photo by Jessica Cejnar Andrews Updated at 1:15 p.m. Monday to clarify items regarding how long Kimley-Horn has been working with CCHD and to add more information regarding their proposal. Nearly three months Two months after becoming project manager for the federally-funded seawall replacement and Citizens Dock rebuild, Kimley-Horn representatives say Sept. 23 is … Continue reading (UPDATED) Citizens Dock, Seawall Projects Set To Enter Final Design Phase With In-Water Construction Scheduled to Start July 1, 2027 →
By Katherine Kelly – August 28, 2026 Well, City of Crescent City, I just opened up the latest water/sewer bill you sent me this morning and my stomach did a flip flop. $140.35. My last bill was $98.70. You might think a $42 difference isn't all that much, and lucky you if it isn't. But […]
Thumbnail photo by Heather Polen Matt Dochterman urged Crescent City Planning Commissioners to think big picture about a proposal to bring more trucks to the Rumiano Cheese factory. In addition to recruiting for up to 25 new jobs, said Dochterman, vice president of operations for Sartori Cheese, more trucks means the plant at 511 9th … Continue reading Residents, Planning Commissioners Say They're Wary Of Sartori's Plan To Bring More Delivery Trucks To Rumiano Cheese Plant →
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