Did You feel them? The last and larger one was 21 miles south southwest  of Ferndale.  The first struck a couple of minutes before the hour and the other struck right after 97 p.m.

UPDATE 9:28 p.m.:

There was another earthquake, a 2.4,  east of Arcata about 10 minutes before 9 p.m.

Screengrab from here.

UPDATE 9:37 p.m.: In the last several hours there have been multiple small quakes.

Disregarding the Hollister quake because it was out of the area, that still leaves five little shakers in the last three hours.

UPDATED Poster March 3:

Eureka Police Department Press Release:

On February 28, 2014, the Eureka Police Department unveiled its new “Eureka’s Most Wanted” poster listing subjects presently being sought by EPD for theft related offenses. This policing strategy is an effort to reduce the number of property crimes being committed in our City by reaching out to the public for help in locating and swiftly apprehending these serial offenders.

The public has responded impressively. Within 24 hours, EPD has already arrested 4 of the individuals depicted in our most wanted list. All 4 arrests were made with help from citizens in our community, who provided the tips and information that directly led to these apprehensions.

• Megan Nicol Carbonneau (age 34) was taken into custody at 8:00 AM today at a motel on the 1900 block of Broadway after a citizen was shown the most wanted poster and identified her as a possible guest of the motel. Carbonneau was wanted on multiple (4) warrants alleging possession of stolen property, burglary, petty theft, and drug possession.
• Casie Lynne Dean (age 28) was taken into custody today at 11:39 AM after a citizen called in a sighting at a pharmacy on the 1400 block of Broadway. Dean was wanted on a warrant alleging possession of stolen property.
• Amber Elise Welch (age 34) was taken into custody at 12:25 PM today on the 1000 block of California Street after she was called in by a citizen. Welch was wanted on warrants alleging burglary, petty theft, and drug possession.
• Eleanor Beatrice Gonzales (age 44) was taken into custody at 1:55 PM today at a residence on the 1600 block of G Street along with another subject, Anthony Robertson, who had a felony warrant for drug related offenses. EPD went to the residence based on leads obtained from citizens. Gonzalez was wanted on multiple (5) warrants alleging petty theft with a prior, fraud, and violation of her supervised release.

The Eureka Police Department extends our thanks to these citizens for their help in today’s arrests. Community participation like this is vital to our mission to enhance safety and the quality of life in Eureka.

Previous Press Release: (See here.)

2/28/14 EPD Press Release

The Eureka Police Department understands theft related crimes are a genuine concern to the citizens of our community. Though we are taking positive steps to improve this problem, Eureka currently has one of the highest per-capita property crime rates in California for a city our size.

Experience shows that when people commit property crimes, they continue to offend until apprehended. For this reason, the Eureka Police Department will be publishing our “Eureka’s Most Wanted” poster. The wanted individuals depicted on this list are presently being sought by EPD for theft related offenses. EPD is reaching out to the community for their help in locating these suspects.

Anyone encountering the listed subjects should not attempt to contact or apprehend them, but rather call the Eureka Police Department immediately at (707) 441-4044 or (707) 441-4060. The “Most Wanted” list will be updated on an ongoing basis. However, all warrants must first be verified prior to arrest as their status is subject to change.

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To the delight of the crowd, a team leaps into the cold waters of the Humboldt Bay to raise money for the Discovery Museum. (Photo from the Perilous Plunge’s page.)

“Honestly, we want to see you be brave” should be the theme of the Perilous Plunge. For over a decade this wacky fundraiser for the Discovery Museum in Eureka has melded wild costumes, cold water and laughter as local folk gather pledges and leap into the chilly Bay while spectators cheer.

This year’s celebration of Humboldt’s crazy community begins today with a 10 a.m. parade from the Discovery Museum to the fabulous foot of “F” Street where teams of insane philanthropic folk leap in the chilly water.

Go to watch the parade. Stay to laugh at the antics.

Above: Bounthem Sandara opens up a freshly found clam.

LoCO supercontributor photographer Nick Adams was out shooting when a double rainbow burst across the Humboldt sky late Friday afternoon. The ridiculous beauty just happened to enhance the clamming experience at King Salmon Beach. 

No big. Humboldt is awesome. -AG

ALSO: See how a pro photographed double rainbow.

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From Facebook friend Shem Ra Boo.

From Jen Savage at Lamphere Dunes.

The rainbow made it to Rio Dell! From Facebook friend Duane Hoy.

At the LCCI studios.

OMG … more to come.

The Eureka Police Department is unveiling a new policing strategy today: The “Eureka’s Most Wanted” poster. The not-too-difficult-to-understand concept is explained in the press release below:

The Eureka Police Department understands theft related crimes are a genuine concern to the citizens of our community.  Though we are taking positive steps to improve this problem, Eureka currently has one of the highest per-capita property crime rates in California for a city our size.  

Experience shows that when people commit property crimes, they continue to offend until apprehended. For this reason, the Eureka Police Department will be publishing our “Eureka’s Most Wanted” poster.  The wanted individuals depicted on this list are presently being sought by EPD for theft related offenses.  EPD is reaching out to the community for their help in locating these suspects. 

Anyone encountering the listed subjects should not attempt to contact or apprehend them, but rather call the Eureka Police Department immediately at (707) 441-4044 or (707) 441-4060.  The “Most Wanted” list will be updated on an ongoing basis.  However, all warrants must first be verified prior to arrest as their status is subject to change.