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Opinion and Commentary By Donna Westfall â February 7, 2026 For several months I've been reading snippets about whether or not seniors could be exempted from paying property taxes. This morning I read and reacted to an email. Author Jenny Huh from ABC10 was on a video and wrote an article dated February 6th with […]
By Donna Westfall â February 6, 2026 5:15 pm â Pictures by Doug Westfall Two Sheriff's vehicles pulled up in front of our curb. A fire engine blocked the road. The ambulance company is right across the street. What happened? Nobody seems to know exactly, but a car flipped over and rammed into two other […]
Opinion and Commentary By Donna Westfall â February 6, 2026 What is the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)? It's an index. In 1896, journalist Charles Dow and his business partner, statistician Edward Jones developed this tool to track the health of the American economy. Initially, they chose 12 industrial stocks. What you may not know […]
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 â February 6, 2026 Senator Adam Schiffâs recent response to a concerned California constituent exposes a familiar pattern from the political left: deflection, disdain, and an outright refusal to confront […]
Thumbnail photo: Debris left behind by a fire that burned RVs and other makeshift structures on Waldo Street on Jan. 30. | Photo by Heather Polen A week after his firefighters responded to multiple blazes near Waldo and State streets, Crescent City Fire and Rescue Interim Chief Bill Gillespie says itâs likely they were maliciously … Continue reading Last Week's Waldo Fires Likely Set Maliciously, Fire Chief Says →
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Kevin Kiley â February 5, 2026 An illegal bio lab was just raided in Vegas. Itâs run by the same CCP-linked Chinese nationals who operated the secret bio lab found a few years ago in […]
Opinion and Commentary By Donna Westfall â February 5, 2026 Yesterday, a friend and I went into Crescent City, City Hall and asked to see a couple of files connected to two apartment building projects. WHY? Let's go back about 18 years. At 708 J St, the fire department had a burn and cleared the […]
Thumbnail photo: The new Harbor Point Apartment building on H Street in Crescent City is already at capacity. | Photo by James Brooks Eric Wier congratulated his staff and the City Council when he announced the official ribbon cutting of a new senior apartment complex on H Street. It was through their work that Crescent … Continue reading Ribbon Cutting Set For New Senior Apartments; Harbor Point At Capacity, City Manager Says →
The Del Norte County sheriff says a Facebook rumor stating that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is in the community may have been started because of a sex offender sweep his deputies conducted Wednesday. Sheriff Garrett Scott said his department and others, including Del Norte County probation, conducted a pre-planned sweep of the sex offenders who … Continue reading Sex Offender Sweep May Have Led To ICE Rumor, Del Norte County Sheriff Says →
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Crescent City Times.com By Jon Coupal â February 4, 2026 It has been said that a picture is worth a thousand words. One can attempt to describe Yosemite Valley verbally, but other than being there, a photograph will better […]
Thumbnail photo: Maximo Macanas | Photo courtesy of Macanas family The search continues for a McKinleyville man who was swept into the water near the mouth of the Klamath River on Saturday. Maximo Macanas was fishing from shore with his family on the south side of the river when a sneaker wave swept him into … Continue reading Search Continues For McKinleyville Fisherman Who Was Swept Into The Ocean In Klamath →
Thumbnail photo: Oil platforms off the coast of Seal Beach, Calif. | Photo by Mike Peel via Wikimedia Commons. Creative Commons License Del Norte County supervisors declined to take a position on offshore oil drilling in the Golden State with one representative stating that weighing in on the issue might âput ourselves in the middle of … Continue reading Unwilling To Wade Into the Offshore Oil Debate, DN Supervisors Ask Staff To 'Track Federal Policies' →
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