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The Yurok and other tribes tended the Klamath River's resources for centuries, but were pushed off their land and forced to fight to return.

The Yurok and other tribes tended the Klamath River's resources for centuries, but were pushed off their land and forced to fight to return.

Several Irish singers and step dancers and a storyteller will be in town at 7:30 p.m. Friday to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day a little early.

Rose Joy Crutchfield Sundberg peacefully returned to her Creator on February 25, 2023 at the age of 90. She was surrounded by family that loves her deeply. She was born on March 25, 1932 at Yah-ter he-wan on the Klamath River, the third of five children, to Lila and Edward Crutchfield. She grew

Rose Joy Crutchfield Sundberg peacefully returned to her Creator on Feb. 25, 2023, at the age of 90. She was surrounded by family that loves...

The fog gave way to the sun late morning on Friday, Aug. 19, as dozens of people gathered around the podium positioned in the meadow....

After a long and painful battle with illness, 77-year-old Brian D. Tripp, born in Eureka and raised in Klamath, died May 13. A nationally renowned...

News Release Yurok Tribe WHAT: On May 6, Parks California welcomed Yurok Cultural Resources Department Director and Tribal Heritage Preservation Officer (THPO)

Copy Link Leticia Aguilar poses for a portrait holding a picture of her grandmother Betty Ann Sigala in her home in Elk Grove.  (Salgu Wissmath/USA Today) For years, Betty Sigala spoke to her family about her death: she didn’t want to be put on a machine and she didn’t want to die alone. When she was admitted in June to the COVID-19 care ward at her local hospital, her family refused a ventilator. One of her grandsons convinced the nurses to ignore the no visitors rule and let him in. He ...

Native American leaders across California said COVID-19 deaths are a shadow on their communities, yet state figures show few American Indian people have died here compared with other states. Leaders and experts fear their communitys deaths have been undercounted because of a long history of Native Americans being racially misclassified. And data shows they may be correct. This unacceptable and damaging practice can bar Native people from getting the help and resources they actually need, they s...