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The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Kevin Kiley – May 26, 2026 Newsom is now calling for Californians to buy gas anywhere but Chevron. What would be much more helpful is if we could buy gas anywhere but California. With prices […]
Thumbnail photo: Crescent City Manager Eric Wier told councilors last week that the city doesn't have the staff to keep its Val Polyanin art exhibit open. | File photo by Amanda Dockter Eric Wier warned councilors to brace for difficult decisions as they and staff look to make Crescent City’s 2026-27 budget and general fund … Continue reading Crescent City Faces Tough Budget With Stagnant Revenue, Increased Expenses →
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Jon Coupal – May 25, 2026 Homelessness and housing affordability have ranked among Californians’ top policy priorities for years, and featured prominently in the first gubernatorial debate two weeks ago, when the candidates were asked […]
By David Olkowski – January 24, 2025 I have been having problems with my mail and shipping (USPS, UPS, and FedEx) since about 9/11, when I moved to Del Norte County, but that's a long story. I want to tell you about the problems that I am having with the Post Office now. Frontier Corporation […]
Opinion and Commentary By Donna Westfall – May 24, 2026 We were part of a group of the public that attended the tour of the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) last Thursday, May 21st. We were deeply concerned about unresolved questions involving the financial basis for the doubling of the water/sewer rate increases, the lack of […]
By Alicia Williams – May 23, 2026 This is an urgent matter that has not been addressed concerning deception, concealment, funds misuse and fraud. The Brown Act violations and transparency violations are ongoing – and no matter how many warnings have been given! This rises to criminal misdemeanor that must be prosecuted by our DA […]
Thumbnail photo: The Del Norte Fire Safe Council held a workshop in March 2025 to teach people how to harden their properties against wildfire. | File photo by Ethan Caudill-DeRego A special district previously focused on agricultural issues in the Smith River and Fort Dick areas received the green light to annex all of Del … Continue reading Special District Focused On Resource Conservation Expands Boundaries To Include All Of Del Norte County →
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By Donna Westfall – May 22, 2026 The upcoming Crescent City Council hearing June 1st at 6 pm in the Flynn Center is more than a discussion about water and sewer rates — it is a defining moment for transparency, accountability, and the future affordability of our community. Residents throughout Crescent City are calling for […]
May 21, 2026 Beginning June 1, 2026, Pacific Power is implementing changes to residential customer rates. With these new adjustments, most low- and medium-income customers will pay a lower monthly Base Services Charge, and all customers will pay a lower energy charge per kilowatt-hour of energy used. The changes will lower bills for […]
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Brigette Gabriel – May 21, 2026 The United States has welcomed countless immigrants and visitors who embrace American values of liberty, equality, and individual rights. Yet for too long, a dangerous loophole has allowed the importation […]
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