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The Hoopa Valley Tribe has reached out to federal law enforcement with the Bureau of Indian Affairs Office of Justice Services relating to the fatal shooting of William “Willie” Burrell Nelson by a California Highway Patrol officer, said Hoopa Valley Tribal Chairman Joe Davis. 

In the fall of 1923, Mickey Gillette went to San Francisco to play with Paul Ash at the Granada Theater. I was playing with Lee’s Merrymakers and was offered the job that Mickey was leaving … in Young’s Cabaret on Second Street.

The bi-weekly fishing report, compiled by Western Outdoor News, highlights the best angling opportunities in the north state.

More information has been released by the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office about the shooting of an unarmed 43 year old man in Hoopa. William "Willie" Burrell Nelson died of a gunshot wound to the chest Sept. 17 after being fatally shot by a California Highway Patrol officer, Neil Johnson.

The Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office today identified Neil Johnson as the CHP officer who fatally shot a suspect in Hoopa on Sept. 17 and identified...

For the past few weeks, county residents have wheezed through air quality ranging from moderately unhealthy to periods of heavy smoke. Coming rains could help clear the air and put a damper on the wildfires.

A national push to "rewild" looks to restore natural environments that might help mitigate the effects of climate change.

California is currently spearheading the worlds most extensive dam removal project, with the goal to address the challenges posed by climate change.  The project primarily focuses on...

Amidst escalating challenges exacerbated by climate change, nationwide movement, dubbed rewilding aims to restore ecosystems