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On November 18, 2023 at 7:34pm Arcata Fire District was called to an alert for a residential structure fire at the 1100 block of Gassaway Rd. Firefighters arrived on scene to find the downstairs apartment fully charged with smoke. The door was unlocked and found to have an active fire contained to the kitchen. Firefighters immediately extinguished the flames and set to remove smoke from the home.

Arcata, California, is a charming coastal town nestled along the beautiful Humboldt Bay and is known for its picturesque landscapes and vibrant community. In Arcata, homeowners often embrace eco-friendly practices, including sustainable gardening and energy-efficient home improvements, to care for their homes and the environment. One of the most effective ways to maintain the beauty

Editor: Responding to Brad Butterfield's "A View from the Van" (Nov. 16), he states that Long Beach City College has a safe parking program that...

I barely remember seeing the night, Like an old, dry Autumn Not going away. Help me turn this knob, Sliding back, To the waiting moon,...

The North Coast Journal is a free, weekly news magazine and website about politics, business, life and leisure in Humboldt County.

Editor: I read that Hambro Recycling has just opened a CRV buyback center in Redway to go along with the previous Humboldt County locations in...

Honesty is always the best policy I was immediately drawn to the TS article “Recognizing fake news now a required subject in schools.” Never, worldwide, has truth and honesty been so challenged as today and with the advent of AI that can pose as anybody saying or doing anything, it’s frightening. My first thought was […]

Annelia Hillman, food village coordinator for the Yurok Tribe's Food Sovereignty Program, loves her job. "I get to be outside and connect with the land...

Editor: Perhaps a more apt title for this article would have been "Why Would Anybody Want to Buy a Restaurant?" ("Anybody Want to Buy a...

"Living in what seems like chaos is the way that I’m able to get anything done," says Hannah Beerman, whose work is on view at Kapp Kapp.