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If you're looking to catch big, ocean-bright kings, you'll want to keep an eye on the Chetco estuary. Salmon have been staging in the tidewater...

CONFESS, FLETCH. To a vast, often problematic swath of the population (read: Gen X white guys, to whom I am only generationally adjacent, thanks very...

With the rollout of bivalent boosters, the fight against COVID-19 took a big step toward looking like the fight against seasonal flu.

Arcata's Gateway Area Plan may be nearing the next steps to completion,  with the Planning Commission discussing form-based codes, proposed building heights and possibly making an official recommendation during tonight’s meeting,

Its been more than a year since Western Cape Mobility MEC Daylin Mitchell closed the route following several incidents of violent conflict and the loss of lives.

On Tuesday, October 4, the Yurok Tribe will host the first-ever statewide policy summit on Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP). The 1st Annual Northern California Tribal Summit on MMIP will bring together tribal leaders, law enforcement officials and MMIP survivors as well as state and

The COVID-19 pandemic unexpectedly saved one of the smallest public schools in California, even as enrollment is plummeting elsewhere.

Editor: Let's talk about the Jacobs Junior High property. The Jacobs property is up for sale. Why? Back in the day, Eureka City Schools had...

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