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Opinion and Commentary By Donna Westfall â January 31, 2026 I read this headline in "Just the News," "More fraud? State senator say Arizona gives $6B yearly in improper Medicaid payments" I shook my head and then wondered, how much does California spend in Medi-Cal payments to illegals? It must be a whole lot more […]
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Investigative Reporter, Linda Sutter â January 30, 2026 January 28, 2026 I had hoped to continue filming the Harbor District meeting, however the wireless portion was cut so I could not continue to record live. The […]
Thumbnail photo by Gavin Van Alstine A former county supervisor called it a red herring and the harbormaster said it was silly, but Del Norte County Clerk-Recorder Alissia Northrup reminded commissioners that the publicâs concern about whether they have a faithful performance bond is real. Northrup said she has an insurance policy that was meant … Continue reading CEO Says Crescent City Harbor Will 'Go Through The Procedures' To Satisfy Public Concern Over Commissioners' Bonds →
Thumbnail photo by Gavin Van Alstine Among the items discussed at Wednesdayâs Crescent City Harbor District meeting. Citizens Dock & Sea Wall: Harbor commissioners unanimously adopted the mitigated negative declaration the California Environmental Quality Act requires to move the two projects forward. Community System Solutions CEO Mike Bahr, who helped the Harbor District obtain the … Continue reading CCHD Recap For Jan. 28, 2026 →
Credit to LifeSiteNews.com and Photo's Credit to Robert Jenkins â January 29, 2026 This took place in San Francisco on Saturday, January 24th where the temperature was in the 60's.
Thumbnail photo: County supervisors and residents are seeking to potentially lower the speed limit on Fred Haight Drive near the Smith River townsite. | Photo courtesy of Michelle Carrillo Michelle Carrillo rejected the idea that hearing a personâs lived experience isnât data. Appearing before Del Norte County supervisors about three weeks after a car struck … Continue reading After AB 1014, County Supervisors, Residents Seek To Slow Speedsters on Fred Haight →
Thumbnail photo: After Caltrans announced Tuesday that a project to install a roundabout at U.S. 199 and Elk Valley Cross Road will start in April, Del Norte Local Transportation Commissioner Executive Director Tamera Leighton said the intersection is "probably the most dangerous place to be" in the county. | Map courtesy of the DNLTC Calling … Continue reading Elk Valley Cross Roundabout, STAA 199/197 Start Construction in April; Highway Closures Anticipated →
Thumbnail image: Screenshot Among the items discussed at Tuesdayâs Del Norte County Board of Supervisors meeting: Welcome to California: The Board of Supervisors congratulated Caltrans representative Julia Peterson after she unveiled new California welcome signs that they said were far superior to Oregonâs. Peterson showed supervisors an early rendering of the signs created after a … Continue reading Del Norte Supes Recap For Jan. 27, 2026 →
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 28, 2026 California has failed to build major water storage for nearly 50 years. But that is about to change: Weâve won federal approval for Sites Reservoir. Construction will start soon, adding 1.5 […]
Opinion and Commentary by Donna Westfall â January 28, 2026 Why anyone would choose winter to hold a march in Washington D.C. is beyond my comprehension. Yes, tens of thousands showed up and marched, but with the wind chill it was about -8 degrees. People were warned to bundle up. The March for Life held […]
Thumbnail photo by Paul Critz Crescent City Harbor commissioners are expected to take a final step toward starting a $15 million project to replace Citizens Dock and an adjacent seawall this spring. The Harbor Board will consider adopting a mitigated negative declaration Wednesday based on a 709-page study of its potential environmental impacts. The study … Continue reading Citizens Dock, Seawall Projects Up For Discussion at Wednesday's CCHD Meeting →
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Patrick Parsons â January 27, 2026 The Democrats in Congress are at it again. DO NOT believe for one second that they'll ever protect your rights. They've just have introduced H.R. 7166, a dangerous bill that […]
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