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The Earth flag's ascension in Arcata raises unprecedented legal and constitutional questions

The birth of the modern world, the fresh and terrible 20th century, is a tough date to pin down, but an argument can be made,...

It’s the penultimate night of March and, given the wet and windy spectacle of this month, a good night for dark music. If you share...

Editor: As efforts continue to spread across our country to ban books and restrict by age the ability of children to select books at public...

Sky becomes a hovercraft of doom and I'm thinking, 'now what?' as I sit in the queue waiting to cross this quake-damaged bridge, shaken even...

Editor: I have watched that beautiful tree on Second Street, the prettiest in Eureka, for years. It's (er, it was) on the bay side just...

Chronicle readers also comment on teaching ethnic studies and another Alameda County prosecutor resigns rather than work with new District Attorney Pamela Price

A Fortuna man who made headlines with a previous drunken incident was sentenced last week to six years in prison for a crash that almost cost a teenage girl her leg.

Once again, as happens every winter  -- or every winter that has rain, anyway -- our Humboldt County municipal wastewater systems have been pushed to the brink.

The most recent data from the International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications (ISAAA) shows that more than 18 million