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A water main break Wednesday night on the Mad River Pipeline prompted Humboldt Community Services district to issue a water-boil advisory for a few areas in an "abundance of caution."
The Eureka city council moved the Bay to Zoo Trail forward, approving $1 million of Measure H funds for the development of project.
The current corp yard at 945 W. 14th Street, is within a tsunami zone and has aged well beyond current structural standards – the newest of the buildings was completed in the 1980s, with other buildings seeing use since the 1950s – according to city staff. The city moved forward with the purchase, noting some construction impacts will be difficult to avoid – namely noise – but they will try and minimize disruptions to funerals and gatherings on the rest of the cemetery.
Tri-County Independent Living, residents raise alarm over pedestrian safety on Eureka's Fourth, Fifth streets