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CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY: The mad rush for tax hikes in California

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Exposing Fraud

Opinion and Commentary By Donna Westfall – October 5, 2025 Back in June of this…

Camp Barry Needs A New Home; Del Norte Animal Rescue Starts GoFundMe

Thumbnail photo courtesy of Camp Barry's GoFundMe page If Del Norte County had a Noah, it would be Rhonda Barry, Gloria Bobertz says. From ducks and chickens to dogs and cats, Barry, who operates Camp Barry with her son Matt, “is about the animals,” Bobertz told Redwood Voice Community News. But with the organization’s landlords … Continue reading Camp Barry Needs A New Home; Del Norte Animal Rescue Starts GoFundMe →

Curry County Commissioners Says Spectrum Agreement Will Increase Public Meeting Access

Thumbnail photo by Ken Lund via Wikimedia Commons. Creative Commons License Lynn Coker evoked Abbott and Costello before he and his colleague Patrick Hollinger approved a $6,335 agreement between Curry County and Spectrum Business on Wednesday. Coker, who was appointed to the Board of Commissioners earlier this year, said he hoped the agreement, which will … Continue reading Curry County Commissioners Says Spectrum Agreement Will Increase Public Meeting Access →

Curry County DA Announces Resignation; Joshua Spansail Says His Last Day is Nov. 17

Thumbnail photo: Curry County District Attorney Joshua Spansail announces his resignation to the Board of Commissioners on Wednesday. | screenshot Curry County’s district attorney announced his resignation on Wednesday, telling the Board of Commissioners that he made the “bittersweet decision” for his family’s sake and his last day will be Nov. 17. “I’ve been here … Continue reading Curry County DA Announces Resignation; Joshua Spansail Says His Last Day is Nov. 17 →

Former Fashion Blacksmith Owner Airs Concerns About Boat Yard Assessment, Outlines History With Crescent City Harbor

Thumbnail photo: Former Fashion Blacksmith building at the Crescent City Harbor. | File photo by Gavin Van Alstine More than a year after he closed his doors, Fashion Blacksmith owner Ted Long said there were data gaps in a recent environmental assessment the Crescent City Harbor District had commissioned of the site. Long also questioned … Continue reading Former Fashion Blacksmith Owner Airs Concerns About Boat Yard Assessment, Outlines History With Crescent City Harbor →

Vote NO on Prop 50

Opinion and Commentary By Donna Westfall – October 1, 2025 Have you seen the major…

Chaos in Portland Demands Federal Action

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Del Norte County Community Calendar

Start Your Engines: Sea Cruise Rolls Into Town Friday, Saturday

Thumbnail photo by Paul Critz Those looking for a quiet stroll along the water with shorebirds for company should steer clear of Crescent City on Saturday. Hundreds of hot rods, rat rods, muscle cars, trucks, Mustangs, Corvettes and motorcycles will dot Beachfront Park and at noon, they’ll wake up. “We’re going to let the town … Continue reading Start Your Engines: Sea Cruise Rolls Into Town Friday, Saturday →

You're Invited: Rep. Huffman Del Norte Town Hall — October 5th

Please join Congressman Jared Huffman for a town hall on Sunday, October 5th from 11:00…

ACLU Complaint Filed Against Crescent City Harbor District for Discrimination and Hostile Culture

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