KMUD News
By Lauren Schmitt, KMUD News Visit California, a nonprofit organization that promotes the state as a premier tourist destination, has revised its 2025 travel forecast, citing “shifting sentiment” from foreign travelers. In a letter to industry partners, Visit California wrote:“At the beginning of the year, spending was expected to grow…
KMUD News has launched a historic partnership with two tribally run media organizations—KIDE (the state’s first Native-owned radio station) and the Two Rivers Tribune—to create a Journalism Club at Hoopa Valley High School! The Hoopa High Youth News Team launched their first newscast on Tuesday, April 8, and we couldn’t…
Mendocino County invites citizens to serve on a unique civil grand jury that provides critical oversight of local government operations. Lisa Music reports.
Federal worker layoffs threaten the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, potentially leaving some Humboldt County residents without critical utility support. Lisa Music reports.
The Eureka City Council has upheld a permit for a substance use recovery center in the city’s Henderson Center area. Daniel Mintz reports.
By Lauren Schmitt and Daniel Mintz KMUD News North Coast Congressman Jared Huffman hosted a town hall at the Adorni Center in Eureka on March 30, where a packed audience raised concerns about federal program cuts, public safety funding, and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Though the congressman opened the…
Explosion at Scotia Biomass Power Plant Leaves One Worker Injured What was reported as an explosion at the Scotia biomass power plant on 108 Main Street yesterday morning left one worker injured. The incident was reported at approximately 9:40 a.m. Emergency personnel were dispatched to the biomass plant at the…
Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s regional managers have pledged to control future rate increases. Daniel Mintz reports.
In Mendocino County, two separate incidents resulted in law enforcement intervention and attempted murder charges being filed thanks to the actions of concerned citizens that likely saved the lives of two women in dire circumstances. Lisa Music reports.