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An attempted burglary at a Eureka cannabis distribution center in the early hours of April 22 was swiftly thwarted thanks to robust security systems and a rapid response from multiple law enforcement agencies, leading to several arrests. Lisa Music reports.
Lynn Shoemaker, founder of Women Organizing for Wilmington and President of the Southeastern North Carolina Central Labor Council, delivered a fiery opening speech on the steps of Thalian Hall. This weekend in Wilmington, North Carolina, hundreds gathered in front of a historic theater—not for a show, but for a rally…
This summer a group of indigenous youth will ride the Klamath River from source to see, the first event of its kind in over 100 years, now possible because of the removal of four dams on the river. “The First Decent” is a 30 day, 400 mile trek; a celebration of the freeing of the Klamath.
In a first, Humboldt County’s Planning Commission has approved five inter-related cannabis cultivation projects in a single action. Daniel Mintz reports…
College of the Redwoods is on the path to retiring its long-standing Corsairs mascot—an identity school officials say no longer reflects local values or history. As the institution works to adopt a new symbol, tribal partnerships and community feedback are playing a central role in shaping what comes next. Lauren…
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…
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…