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Del Norte DHHS Nets $33 Million State Grant For Behavioral Health Campus

Thumbnail: This conceptual comparison of a new Behavioral Health Campus versus the current Behavioral Health Branch facility was included in the county's grant application for BHCIP dollars. | Image courtesy of District 2 Supervisor Valerie Starkey Shiann Hogan sees many possibilities for Del Norte County’s new Behavioral Health Campus, but one thing it won’t be … Continue reading Del Norte DHHS Nets $33 Million State Grant For Behavioral Health Campus →

FOREST MOON FESTIVAL 2026: MAY 28th – MAY 30th

May 20, 2026 LOCATION: Beachfront Park, Crescent City FRIDAY: MAY 29, 2026 Find the EWOK at Vendor Booths on Friday and Saturday to Win! FREE MOVIE IN THE PARK: STAR WARS RETURN OF THE JEDI MOVIE STARTS AT 8:30 PM SATURDAY: MAY 30, 2026 Family Day Festival 11 am – 3 pm Star Wars & […]

EVENTS:

Wednesday, May 20, 2026 TODAY: South Beach Run Club located at 201 Citizens Dock – From 5pm to 6 pm. Event by Port O'Pints South Beach Running Club meetup FRIDAY: May 22nd Event by High Note Winery located at 851 3rd Street, Crescent City, CA. Glad to be welcoming back one of our favorite musical duos. Dale […]

Crescent City Council Approves 10-Year Contract With Axon For Cameras, Tasers, Data Storage

Despite calling Axon the “best company out there,” Police Chief Richard Griffin couldn’t convince everyone on the City Council that entering into a 10-year contract for Tasers, body cameras, dashboard cameras and data storage was the best thing for Crescent City. According to Griffin, Axon has great equipment, their data storage capabilities frees up the … Continue reading Crescent City Council Approves 10-Year Contract With Axon For Cameras, Tasers, Data Storage →

Del Norte Schools Announce Holiday Closures and Events

May 19, 2026 All Del Norte County Unified School District schools will be closed on Friday, May 22, and Monday, May 25, for the Memorial Day weekend, reopening on Tuesday, May 26. Jeff Harris, School Superintendent A Facilities Master Plan Community Input Session will take place on Wednesday, May 20, at 4:30 PM, in the District Office Board Room (301 West Washington Blvd). High […]

Permitting Delays Have CCHD Pondering Other Construction Options For Citizens Dock, Seawall

Thumbnail photo: Conditions on a seawall that's been slated for replacement have worsened as the Crescent City Harbor District seeks final in-water construction permits needed to start project. | Photo by Jessica Cejnar Andrews The Crescent City Harbor District’s efforts to reconstruct Citizens Dock and replace a failing seawall have run into a permitting delay … Continue reading Permitting Delays Have CCHD Pondering Other Construction Options For Citizens Dock, Seawall →

Artichokes: All About California’s Official State Vegetable

By California Dept of Food and Ag – May 17, 2026 – Courtesy of CA Grown Artichokes have been grown in California since the late 1880's but they didn’t always have their modern-day it-girl status. Initially, most of America’s artichokes were imported from France, until World War I disrupted that supply line. California growers banded […]

Harbor Facility Photographs Spark Questions Over Public Property Use And Housing Allowance

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 – May 16, 2026 Photographs taken inside a publicly owned Crescent City Harbor District building areraising new questions regarding the condition and use of Harbor property, as well as theDistrict’s approval […]

'This Situation Could Make Us Fail Our Finals'; Klamath Students, Parents Approach School Board, Again, About Late Buses

Thumbnail photo by Jessica Cejnar Andrews Skylar Lambeth was blunt — the bus being late 48 times is inexcusable. The Del Norte High School student said her first grade has suffered and she’s missing “entire units” of history due to the late bus. Her peers could have made similar statements to the school board, she … Continue reading 'This Situation Could Make Us Fail Our Finals'; Klamath Students, Parents Approach School Board, Again, About Late Buses →

Shocking, Not Shocking

The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Kevin Kiley – May 15 2026 Governor Newsom’s former chief of staff is pleading guilty to federal corruption charges. Somehow, that statement is both shocking and entirely not shocking at the same time. After all, we have […]

Mobile Dental Services Coming – May 18-19

Harbor District Proposes New Plan To Make USDA Loan Payment And Fund Maintenance Needs

Thumbnail photo: Crescent City Harbor's inner boat basin. | Photo by Gavin Van Alstine Harbor Board Chairman Rick Shepherd insisted that a plan to both make a loan payment to the U.S. Department of Agriculture and address maintenance issues would “save our ass,” though he admitted it was convoluted. The plan involves a trust account … Continue reading Harbor District Proposes New Plan To Make USDA Loan Payment And Fund Maintenance Needs →