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'I'm His Right Hand'; Sandy Moreno Stays On As CCHD's Financial Advisor

Thumbnail photo by Paul Critz Sandy Moreno successfully convinced three harbor commissioners that she’s “imminently qualified” to stay on as financial advisor. But her justification last week for why she denied access to a U.S. Department of Agriculture document to a member of the public nearly resulted in the ejection of another member of the … Continue reading 'I'm His Right Hand'; Sandy Moreno Stays On As CCHD's Financial Advisor →

Elder Suspect In May 28 Shooting Near Safeway Is Sentenced; Son's Case Continues Through Juvenile Court, DA Says

Thumbnail: Russell Walters Jr. and Russell Walters Sr. | Photo courtesy Crescent City Police Department While his son continues to go through the legal system, Russell Walters Sr. will be out on probation soon, Del Norte County District Attorney Katherine Micks confirmed. Walters pleaded guilty to accessory after the fact for helping his son, 17-year-old … Continue reading Elder Suspect In May 28 Shooting Near Safeway Is Sentenced; Son's Case Continues Through Juvenile Court, DA Says →

A Corrupt Power Grab Masquerading as Purpose: Democrats’ Desperate Redistricting Plot

By Brigette Gabriel ACT for America – August 19, 2025 In a striking display of…

(Updated) Harbor District To Proceed With H Dock Repairs; Plan Will Allow Boats To Moor There Again

Updated at 3:44 p.m. Tuesday: H Dock is level again, Crescent City Harbormaster Mike Rademaker told Redwood Voice Community News on Tuesday. Commissioner Rick Shepherd manned his boat and donated his crew to pump water into totes, creating a counterbalance force to relieve the strain from the "stacked-domino" arrangement left by last months' tsunami. This … Continue reading (Updated) Harbor District To Proceed With H Dock Repairs; Plan Will Allow Boats To Moor There Again →

The Elephant Map

By Kevin Kiley – August 18, 2025 Newsom has released the map of new congressional…

Stop AB 495: California’s Child Traffickers’ and Kidnappers’ Dream Bill!

By Brigette Gabriel ACT for America – August 18, 2025 California’s Assembly Bill 495, deceptively…

CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY: In Capitol, the ‘defenders of democracy’ oppose transparency

By Jon Coupal Democrats in the Legislature are spending their first week back from summer…

Departure of Pathologist May Mean Increased Costs for Autopsies in Del Norte, Sheriff Says

Del Norte County Board of Supervisors Budget Workshop, Aug. 5 Though it wasn’t part of his original budget request, Del Norte County Sheriff Garrett Scott told supervisors to be prepared for autopsy costs to increase. The pathologist the sheriff’s office had contracted with was forced to go on medical leave suddenly and will likely not … Continue reading Departure of Pathologist May Mean Increased Costs for Autopsies in Del Norte, Sheriff Says →

LRT Shows Del Norte A Loverly Time; My Fair Lady Opens Friday

Thumbnail: Rebecca and Phillip Dyke are Eliza Doolittle and Henry Higgins in LRT's production of "My Fair Lady." | Photo by Heather Polen (Updated at 2 p.m. to correct an error. General admission tickets to My Fair Lady are $20, NOT $70.) Rex Harrison may be iconic as Henry Higgins, having played the phonetician into … Continue reading LRT Shows Del Norte A Loverly Time; My Fair Lady Opens Friday →

Del Norte Supes Say Contracting With CSAC Grants Initiative Will Be A Strategic Advantage

Thumbnail photo by Paul Critz An endorsement from two of its members convinced Del Norte County supervisors that partnering with an initiative tied to the California State Association of Counties will be a strategic advantage when pursuing state and federal grant dollars. The CSAC Grants Initiative and its partners, Washington D.C.-based consulting firm, the Ferguson … Continue reading Del Norte Supes Say Contracting With CSAC Grants Initiative Will Be A Strategic Advantage →