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Del Norte County Follows City's Foot Steps, Establishes Alternative Process For Publishing Public Notices

Thumbnail photo: Del Norte Triplicate owner Dan Schmidt addresses Crescent City's proposed policy for creating an alternative process for publishing public notices at the Council's Oct. 20 meeting. | Screenshot Despite Dan Schmidt’s assurance that Del Norte has a newspaper of general circulation, county supervisors followed the city’s footsteps Tuesday to create a plan B … Continue reading Del Norte County Follows City's Foot Steps, Establishes Alternative Process For Publishing Public Notices →

SHOWDOWN WITH COMMUNISM: America's Brink vs. Argentina's Breakthrough

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Cal Fresh Benefits Set to Pause For 3,900 Del Norte Families Saturday, Local Food Safety Net Braces For Impact

Thumbnail image: Marina MacNeil and Dominique Richcreek, staff members at Pacific Pantry, visited Smith River in this photo from September 2024 with the pantry's mobile market. | Photo by Jessica Cejnar Andrews Some 3,900 Del Norte County families could find themselves without their CalFresh benefits by the end of the week, according to Health and … Continue reading Cal Fresh Benefits Set to Pause For 3,900 Del Norte Families Saturday, Local Food Safety Net Braces For Impact →

Advanced Air Will Fly As Long As It Can If Shutdown Continues Beyond Nov. 2; No Word Yet On Future of EAS Program, Airport Director Says

Thumbnail photo courtesy of Andrew Goff The airline serving Del Norte and Curry counties says it will continue to operate for as long as it can beyond Nov. 2 even if funding for the Essential Air Service program isn’t renewed. The federal subsidy the community relies on for commercial air service would have been suspended … Continue reading Advanced Air Will Fly As Long As It Can If Shutdown Continues Beyond Nov. 2; No Word Yet On Future of EAS Program, Airport Director Says →

Domoic Acid Delays Recreational Crab Season in Northern California

Thumbnail photo by Jessica Cejnar Andrews Thumbnail photo by Jessica Cejnar Andrews From the California Department of Fish and Wildlife: The recreational Dungeness crab season will open beginning Nov. 1, 2025, except in northern California where it has been delayed due to a public health hazard. State health agencies determined that Dungeness crab in northern … Continue reading Domoic Acid Delays Recreational Crab Season in Northern California →

CRESCENT CITY HARBOR DISTRICT’S CLOSED SESSION MEETINGS

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Monster Splash Event for the Kids – October 25th

Live Music Event – October 24th

Part of Harbormaster's Salary Will Come From CCHD's Grants; Harbor Received $1 Million In State Appropriations for Maintenance, Tsunami Recovery

Thumbnail photo by Paul Critz Crescent City Harbormaster Mike Rademaker said the Harbor District is not going broke, though commissioners were asked to approve an adjustment to payroll expenditures Wednesday in order to balance the budget. “We have over $15 million in grants to improve Citizens Dock and the seawall,” he said. “That’s going to … Continue reading Part of Harbormaster's Salary Will Come From CCHD's Grants; Harbor Received $1 Million In State Appropriations for Maintenance, Tsunami Recovery →

Harbor Recap: Shutdown Delays Grant Process, Commissioners Discuss Lilies, Hazard Plan, Fillet Station

Thumbnail photo: Harbormaster Mike Rademaker and Harbor Commissioner Dan Schmidt attend a tour of the harbor's facilities in this January 2025 file photo. | Photo by Jessica Cejnar Andrews Among the items discussed at Wednesday’s Crescent City Harbor District meeting: Citizens Dock/Sea Wall projects: Construction on the seawall and Citizens Dock is expected to start … Continue reading Harbor Recap: Shutdown Delays Grant Process, Commissioners Discuss Lilies, Hazard Plan, Fillet Station →

Crescent City Makes Provisions for Nine Families Impacted By Early End to COVID-Era Housing Program

Thumbnail photo: Members of the former Crescent City Council, the Del Norte County Board of Supervisors and the Crescent City Planning Commission break ground on Battery Point Apartments in this Sept. 10 file photo. | Photo by Jessica Cejnar Andrews The earlier-than-anticipated end of a COVID-era program will push some families ahead of the line … Continue reading Crescent City Makes Provisions for Nine Families Impacted By Early End to COVID-Era Housing Program →