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One after another, hundreds of hands tossed red roses into Humboldt Bay to commemorate lost loved ones. Petals scattered as the voices of singers carried over gray water. People from all over had gathered Monday to call for action for the missing and murdered Indigenous people of the area, to remember those they have lost.

The San Diego County Sheriff's Department issued a Feather Alert for a woman who was reported missing from the Campo Indian Reservation on Monday.

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A Feather Alert has been issued for Paula Connolly, 28, after she was reported missing to the Sheriff’s Department on Monday, April 29.

The San Diego County Sheriff's Department on Tuesday issued a Feather Alert for a missing Indigenous woman from the Campo Indian Reservation.

Assembly Bill 1863, sponsored by the Bear River Band of Rohnerville Rancheria, the Yurok Tribe and the Pechanga Band of Mission Indians, would require the California Highway Patrol to respond to a Feather Alert activation within 48 hours and, if they deny an application, issue their explanation within the same time period. 

Multiple law enforcement agencies are searching for a Ukiah man whose family reported him missing last week after observing him behaving oddly on Valentine's Day, the Ukiah Police Department reported.

Multiple law enforcement agencies are searching for a Ukiah man whose family reported him missing last week after observing him behaving oddly on Valentine's Day, the Ukiah Police Department reported.

(KRON) – The California Highway Patrol issued a Feather Alert on behalf of the Ukiah Police Department for 24-year-old Angel Murguia-Martinez. California Highway Patrol describes a Feather Alert as a suspicious or unexplainable disappearance of an indigenous woman or indigenous person. Murguia-Martinez is described by police as being five foot, eight inches tall and 250 […]