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The Crescent City Harbor District Board of Commissioners (CCHD) voted to send a letter to the Pacific Fisheries Management Council, the California Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, The National Oceanic

In its Mission Statement, “The Crescent City Harbor District (CCHD) provides sustainable marine and shore-based commercial, economic, educational and recreational opportunities for the benefit of the community.” Along the journey

The financial condition of the Crescent City-Del Norte Harbor District is critical.

The financial condition of the Crescent City-Del Norte Harbor District is critical.

Several weeks back, The Triplicate reported a story that Crescent Seafood and the Crescent City Harbor were unable to come to terms following the expiration of Crescent Seafood’s lease on

Crab season off the Del Norte coast opened January 5. Which should be good news.

Editor’s Note: The Crescent City Harbor District recently voted to send the following letter to Country Media regarding a story written by Del Norte Triplicate Associate Editor Roger Gitlin.

Crescent City Harbor District is thrilled to announce a transformative development that rejuvenates the community and invigorates tourism. In a recent resolution with Renewable Energy Capital (REC), the district has

Confusion abounds surrounding the uncertain future of Crescent Seafood. Kurt Hochberg is the owner of this iconic fish market and restaurant, the last remaining fresh fish market and restaurant situated

The Crescent City Harbor District secured a $1.35 million Federal Emergency Management Agency grant for disaster preparedness