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Del Norte County Board of Supervisors Recap, Sept. 22, 2026

Thumbnail photo by Aisling Bludworth Among the items discussed at Tuesday’s Del Norte County Board of Supervisors meeting. Board Adopts Final 2026-27 Budget: County supervisors closed a 14-day public hearing and adopted the county’s final 2026-27 budget. According to a staff report prepared by County Administrative Officer Neal Lopez and Auditor-Controller Clinton Schaad, the county’s … Continue reading Del Norte County Board of Supervisors Recap, Sept. 22, 2026 →

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After Suffering Major Setbacks, Battery Point Apartment Developers Are Working To Weatherize Structures By November

Thumbnail photo: Plagued by water damage last winter, the developers spearheading the Battery Point Apartments project are working to weatherize the structures by November. The first phase of the development, including the senior housing building, is expected to go online in 2027. | Photo by James Brooks Wanting to avoid a repeat of last winter’s … Continue reading After Suffering Major Setbacks, Battery Point Apartment Developers Are Working To Weatherize Structures By November →

Crescent City Council Recap, Sept. 21, 2026

Mayor Pro Tem Candace Tinkler was absent. Among the items discussed at Monday’s Crescent City Council meeting. Water system servers: Councilors approved spending $83,045 for two servers from Dell Technologies to run the water system’s supervisory control and data acquisition software, or SCADA. According to City Manager Eric Wier, the SCADA system monitors alarms, water … Continue reading Crescent City Council Recap, Sept. 21, 2026 →

We still haven't learned. What Islamic terrorism Taught Us

By Brigette Gabriel – September 23, 2026 On September 11, 2001, nineteen men acting in the name of Islam murdered nearly 3,000 people on American soil. We were told the attackers had hijacked a peaceful religion. A quarter-century later, the body count says otherwise. Since 2001 there have been more than 65,000 Islamist terrorist attacks […]

CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY: Proposition 3 is a warning against Proposition 40.

By Jon Coupal – September 21, 2026 Two tax increase ballot measures facing voters this November deserve rejection. Proposition 3 would extend higher income tax rates initially imposed in 2012, while Proposition 40 is an attempt to levy a wealth tax on a handful of very rich individuals. Although not specifically related, the former offers […]

Klamath Promise Neighborhood Brought $30 Million to Del Norte and Tribal Lands, But Also Had Its Challenges

Team TACOCAT, a collaboration between Rx Safe Del Norte and KFUG Community Radio, was one of the local programs that received Klamath Promise Neighborhood support. | Photo courtesy of KFUG Community Radio Editor’s Note: KFUG Community Radio and Redwood Voice Community News are recipients of Klamath Promise Neighborhood funding. Redwood Voice also has its origins … Continue reading Klamath Promise Neighborhood Brought $30 Million to Del Norte and Tribal Lands, But Also Had Its Challenges →

RADEMAKER SAID

By Linda Sutter – July 20, 2026 Want to know what's happening at the Crescent City Harbor District? Apparently, we are increasingly left with two words: Rademaker said. CEO/Harbormaster Michael Rademaker recently issued an upbeat written report describing his trip to Sacramento for the September 9–11 California Marine Affairs and Navigation Conference. According to Rademaker, […]

A Delusion Deferred

By Kevin Kiley – September 19, 2026 Gavin Newsom has announced he will not run for President – if, that is, Kamala decides to run. Yet many are questioning the sincerity of this “deference.” It seems increasingly likely that one, the other, or both will be among a ballooning field of candidates. Newsom also found time to attack […]