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Harbor Commissioners Tepid About CEO's Offer To Travel To Washington D.C.; Rademaker Says Trump Maritime Initiative Could Help Crescent City

Thumbnail photo by Gavin Van Alstine Crescent City Harbor commissioners were lukewarm about their CEO’s offer to travel to Washington D.C. on his own dime to advocate for the district’s role in the Trump administration’s Maritime Action Plan. Harbormaster Mike Rademaker said he planned to speak with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, whose father, Michael … Continue reading Harbor Commissioners Tepid About CEO's Offer To Travel To Washington D.C.; Rademaker Says Trump Maritime Initiative Could Help Crescent City →

CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY: San Diego has slipped into LA-style morass of bad governance

The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Jon Coupal – March 30, 2026 Remember when San Diego was known as “America’s Finest City”? Back then, it was the model of good governance with competent political leadership under mayors like Pete Wilson, who went […]

Harbor Board Chair Calls For April 8 Conclusion To RV Park Negotiations; Self-Management On Table As 'Contingency,' CEO Says

Thumbnail photo: Bayside RV Park is one of two the Crescent City Harbor District is looking to lease for redevelopment. | By Jessica Cejnar Andrews Crescent City Harbor commissioners say they’re in the final stages of their negotiations with potential developers for the district’s two RV parks. But their experience with the last developer who … Continue reading Harbor Board Chair Calls For April 8 Conclusion To RV Park Negotiations; Self-Management On Table As 'Contingency,' CEO Says →

Shocker: Super Bowl Pro-Life Ad Stunned Millions — 7 Things Every American Should Know

The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Greg Huey, Huey Report – March 26, 2026 It’s a huge stage. The Super Bowl is the most watched television event in America. And the most expensive. In the 2026 Super Bowl, the average 30-second […]

Will the City and County Create an Ah Hoc Citizen Oversight Committee?

Opinion and Commentary By Donna Westfall – March 26, 2026 Not a day goes by that I don't think about the culture of fraud in our City. It's really frustrating to know that up until now nothing has been done. BUT, finally things seem to be changing. What am I talking about? In this case […]

Search Continues For 23-Year-Old Man Last Seen Near Old Klamath Townsite

Thumbnail: Brandyon Salazar was last seen heading to the boat ramp at the old Klamath townsite early Sunday morning. | Courtesy of the California Highway Patrol Yurok Tribal police are leading an investigation into the whereabouts of a 23-year-old man who was last seen heading to the boat ramp at the old Klamath townsite early … Continue reading Search Continues For 23-Year-Old Man Last Seen Near Old Klamath Townsite →

Three Accused Of Killing 41-Year-Old Man During Maiden Lane Altercation

Three Del Norte County men are accused of killing 41-year-old Robert Allen Cole during an altercation that took place on Maiden Lane the evening of March 16. Robert Christopher Hunter, 46, Andrew Salinas, 43, and 23-year-old Donovan Natt face murder charges, Del Norte County District Attorney Katherine Micks told Redwood Voice Community News on Monday. … Continue reading Three Accused Of Killing 41-Year-Old Man During Maiden Lane Altercation →

Developers Working To Get Project On Track After Cost Overruns, Water Damage Halts Construction At Battery Point Apartments

Updated at 10:39 a.m. Wednesday to correct who the general contractor is for the project. Water damage and cost overruns have halted construction on Battery Point Apartments — the 162-unit affordable housing project being built near Joe Hamilton Elementary and Crescent Elk Middle School. Three days after a former Del Norte County supervisor told the … Continue reading Developers Working To Get Project On Track After Cost Overruns, Water Damage Halts Construction At Battery Point Apartments →

Del Norte County Board of Supervisors Recap, March 24, 2026

Thumbnail image: The 57-acre "Sand Spit Property" the Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation is seeking to acquire. |Image courtesy of the Bureau of Indian Affairs District 2 Supervisor Valerie Starkey was absent. Among the items discussed at Tuesday’s Del Norte County Board of Supervisors meeting: Trust Acquisition Opposition: County supervisors approved a letter to the Bureau of … Continue reading Del Norte County Board of Supervisors Recap, March 24, 2026 →

Earthquake/Tsunami Drill Set For Tomorrow

Thumbnail map courtesy of the Redwood Coast Tsunami Working Group. To find maps for Fort Dick, Smith River and Klamath, click here. Del Norters who have opted into the county’s emergency alert system will get a notification between 11 a.m. and noon Wednesday. Coinciding with Tsunami Preparedness Week, the earthquake and tsunami drill will only … Continue reading Earthquake/Tsunami Drill Set For Tomorrow →

President Trump Stands Firm on the SAVE America Act

The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Brigette Gabriel, ACT for America – March 24, 2026 President Trump Stands Firm on the SAVE America Act President Trump is drawing a line in the sand that every patriot must stand behind. With the […]

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