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Editor: I agree with Devon Gray's well written piece ("False Narratives Fuel California's Failure to Address Poverty," Oct. 26) and add that there is an...

Mayor Quinton Lucas’ appointments to the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority board have also been challenged by Clay and Platte county

The Lamonts, hailing from the idyllic shores of Maui, have been making waves in the music industry since their formation in 2015.

Each language has a worldview a way of interpreting reality, Loren Me’-lash-ne Bommelyn says. For more than a century, society considered his uncivilized.

In Eureka, the California Environmental Quality Act is used to target projects that benefit low-income people.

The money will be awarded from the state's Low Carbon Transit Operations Program (LCTOP), which is funded by California's cap-and-trade system.

“Art In Service” — a series of free public events slated for Nov. 9 to 14 — will honor local veterans and celebrate the role creative arts can have in helping them as they move from military to civilian life. “As a country that regularly goes to war and promotes military service and life, we […]

The Day of the Dead Festival of Altars will be celebrating its fifth year on Thursday from 4 to 8 p.m. at Old Town Gazebo in Eureka.

This year, the comedic mini-opera on tour is “The Elixir of Love” by Gaetano Donizetti, which tells the story of Nemorino, a timid young waiter who lacks money, confidence and hope.

Advocates in California filed a ballot initiative with state officials on Friday that would create a right “to obtain and use psychedelics for medical, therapeutic and spiritual purposes” with the recommendation of a doctor. It would also allow adults to possess and use the substances in their home as well as cultivate entheogenic plants and […]