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June 21, 2026 At the Crescent City Council meeting held June 15, 2026, local resident Jody Mangum spoke about questions concerning the city's finances during her public comment:
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Michael Greer – June 20, 2026 While you were sleeping, a grizzly crime was committed in the halls of the State Capitol. The lights were burning late into the night, and it wasn't the light […]
By Donna Westfall – June 19, 2026 During public comment at the Monday night City Council meeting June 15th, several people go up to talk. My public comment centered on doubling the connection fees which haven't been done in 18 years. While our City Council approved the doubling of water and sewer rates, not one […]
Updated at 12:05 p.m. Saturday: Crescent City Harbor Vice Chair John Evans didn't want to jeopardize an active investigation, but he denied screaming at the other party in a minor collision that took place in the Safeway parking lot on Thursday. "It's just not my character to scream at a lady with a child in … Continue reading (UPDATED) CCPD Investigating Hit & Run Claims Connected To MVA Involving CCHD Vice Chair →
Crescent City councilors approved a budget that will have an unallocated fund balance of about $55,000 when the 2026-27 fiscal year closes. Their decision comes about a month after Finance Director Linda Leaver said that the estimated unallocated general fund balance at the end of 2026-27 would be “basically nothing” at $62,559. On Monday, the … Continue reading Crescent City Approves Tight Budget With Water, Sewer Rate Increases Factored In →
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Kevin Kiley – June 19, 2026 During California’s COVID nightmare, there was one person more extreme than Newsom, more extreme than any legislator in America: State Senator Richard Pan. We united parents to defeat Pan’s […]
Thumbnail photo courtesy of Caltrans District 1 State and federal agencies continue to oversee a cleanup effort involving liquid asphalt emulsion that spilled from a tanker that overturned on U.S. 199 about a week ago. While it’s still unclear how much material entered the river, the cleanup has recovered about 3,778 pounds of asphalt emulsion, … Continue reading Cleanup Continues A Week After Overturned Tanker Dumped Asphalt Binder On 199 →
By Donna Westfall – June 18, 2026 I was sent this by my friend, Lori, a true horse lover and owner of horses. "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH: STARVED HORSE AT THE FAIRGROUNDS. LET'S PACK THE ROOM! Our community and our animals deserve so much better, and it’s time we finally hold the Fairgrounds management accountable! What […]
Thumbnail photo: Changing state regulations and water damage from winter storms sidelined construction on the senior housing portion of Battery Point Apartments in Crescent City. | Photo by James Brooks Construction is expected to resume at Battery Point Apartments in about two weeks, a representative of the Los Angeles-based nonprofit behind the affordable housing project … Continue reading Construction On Battery Point Apartments Set To Resume By June 29, Developer Says →
Thumbnail image courtesy of Uncharted Shores Academy Uncharted Shores Academy has found safe harbor for its Offshore Resource Center thanks to a Crescent City Council decision Monday. The Council’s unanimous approval to lease its property at 475 7th Street to the charter school comes roughly two weeks before Uncharted Shores was set to vacate one … Continue reading Uncharted Shores Academy Leases City-Owned Former Preschool Building At Peterson Park →
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