Introduction to Water Bond
In November 2009, the California Legislature adopted significant changes to California water law in an attempt to ensure water delivery during drought conditions to the domestic and agriculture needs in the south portion of the state. This introductory article attempts to highlight the issues at play that have moved this legislation forward. It also introduces…
AIDS / HIV Public Service Announcements from R.A.I.N.S.
These twenty-five PSA‘s are designed to reach a youth audience and the general public. They were first aired on KMUD in Fall of 2003. Fresh, diverse, full of up to date information, these announcements entertain as well as inform. Partners in this production include Redwoods AIDS Information Network and Services (R.A.I.N.S.), KMUD, and the Melvin…
Earthquake damage assessment
At 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, January 10, 2010, Humboldt County and the cities of Arcata and Eureka held a joint press conference regarding the earthquake experienced locally on Saturday, January 9. The press conference was attended by Congressman Mike Thompson, Assembly Member Wesley Chesbro, and elected representatives of the County and the City of Eureka as well as staff of the County and cities. Information presented at that time includes the following:
The Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office of Emergency Services is continuing to gather damage assessment information. After a 24-hour operational period, the county’s preliminary assessments are as follows:
Eureka Police Investigate January 8 Shooting
On 1-8-2010 at about 2039 hours, Officers were dispatched to the 200 block
of Humboldt Street to a reported shots fired call. It was reported to the
Eureka Police Dispatch center that three (3) shots had been heard, followed
by a large amount of yelling.
Upon arrival Officers located a single male subject down in the roadway and
several subjects physically fighting. The down subject was unresponsive and
bleeding. A Eureka Police Officer administered life saving efforts, until
medical personnel arrived. However, the subject succumbed to his wounds
and was pronounced dead at the scene.
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KMUD is listener sponsored. We depend on memberships and donations. During our pledge drives we encourage listeners to become members of Redwood Community Radio, and to renew memberships, by calling our pledge line (707) 923-3911 or toll free 800-568-3723. If you like, you could send a check or money order to KMUD, PO Box 135,…