The LoCO Timeline, p. 505

Monday, Oct. 28, 2019

BOOKED: Oct. 28, 2019
6:20 a.m.

LoCO EARTH: Oct. 28, 2019
6 a.m.

MONDAYS WITH MICHAELE: Blackout Spooktacular!
5 a.m.

Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019

PG&E SAYS: Crews Working to Restore Power to Humboldt, But Some Parts Of The County May Stay Dark All The Way Through to the Next Shutdown
6:34 p.m.

Structure Fire on the Arcata Plaza
5:02 p.m.

OH BOY! PG&E Says the Next PSPS Could Happen Tuesday
2:01 p.m.

(UPDATING) LoCO BLACKOUT NOTES: Random Tidbits You Might Find Useful
8:11 a.m.

GROWING OLD UNGRACEFULLY: To Sleep, Perchance to Dream
7 a.m.

RELEASED: Oct. 27, 2019
6:20 a.m.

BOOKED: Oct. 27, 2019
6:20 a.m.

LoCO EARTH: Oct. 27, 2019
6 a.m.

Saturday, Oct. 26, 2019

Elderly Arcata Man Suffering From Dementia Found Safe at the North Jetty
6:54 p.m.

OK! Now We’re Looking at 9 P.M. or Thereafter, With an ‘All-Clear’ Tomorrow Afternoon (Though the Blackout Will Last Longer)
6:07 p.m.

YET MORE NEW INFO! We’ll Start Going Dark at 8 P.M. Rather Than 7, PG&E Now Forecasts
3:29 p.m.

Power Shutoff Moved to 7 P.M, According to Humboldt County OES
2:05 p.m.

About the Whale: Marine Mammal Experts Explain Why Your Rescue Ideas Probably Would Not Have Worked
10:42 a.m.

Humboldt to Lose Power at 5 P.M, Says Humboldt County Office of Emergency Services
10:04 a.m.

THE ECONEWS REPORT: Where’s the Mercury in Humboldt Bay Coming From?
10 a.m.

RELEASED: Oct. 26, 2019
6:20 a.m.

BOOKED: Oct. 26, 2019
6:20 a.m.

LoCO EARTH: Oct. 26, 2019
6 a.m.

Friday, Oct. 25, 2019

Arcata Police Looking For Elderly Man Suffering From Dementia Who Wandered Off This Afternoon
9:40 p.m.

In Latest Press Release, PG&E Predicts 850,000 Customers Will Be Affected by Coming Blackout, Which Will Probably Last Longer Than the Last One
2:08 p.m.

BLACKOUT ALERT: County Says to Plan For Shutdown to Start Early Afternoon Tomorrow, and to Last for Four Days
12:37 p.m.

A Vehicle Doing Donuts in McK Crashed Into A Power Pole, and THAT’S Why at Least Some of McK Just Lost Power
10 a.m.

A PG&E Spokesperson Talks to KHUM About This Weekend’s Potential Power Shutoff
8:36 a.m.

Is It Fair to Blast PG&E for Not Managing Blackouts Like San Diego Gas and Electric?
7 a.m.

RELEASED: Oct. 25, 2019
6:20 a.m.

BOOKED: Oct. 25, 2019
6:20 a.m.

LoCO EARTH: Oct. 25, 2019
6 a.m.

Thursday, Oct. 24, 2019

(WATCH) ‘Who Killed Josiah?’: Documentary Takes a Look at the Lawson Case
7 p.m.

The Whale is Dead
6:16 p.m.

(UPDATE: CONFIRMED, KIND OF) Now PG&E Has Released a Map Indicating a Whole Lot More Than 2,000 Local Customers Could Be Affected By the Saturday Shutoff
5:28 p.m.

County to Release Final EIR For Terra-Gen Wind Energy Project; Public Hearing Scheduled Early Next Month
3:34 p.m.

Drug Task Force Intercepts Seven Pounds of Meth in SoHum Traffic Stop; Three Arrested
2:08 p.m.

HUMBOLDT PSPS UPDATE(S): Over 2,000 PG&E Customers Currently Expected to Lose Power on Saturday
1:52 p.m.

WEED GODS: Humboldt Now Has the Most Cultivation Licenses, Most Farms and Most Production Acreage in the State
1:38 p.m.

Another Power Shutoff This Weekend? Office of Emergency Services Lets Everyone Know That They Don’t Know, But That It’s Definitely Possible
12:48 p.m.

Remaining Four Suspects in 2016 Manila Roadside Murder Case Scheduled for January Trial
11:59 a.m.

(UPDATES) MORNING WHALE UPDATE: The Samoa Whale is Still Stranded, but Still Alive
11:37 a.m.

CHP Seeking Female Hit and Run Suspect Who Struck 16-Year-Old Girl in McKinleyville
9:45 a.m.

California Pursues a Holy Grail: High-Tech Data to Predict How Wildfire Will Spread
7 a.m.

OBITUARY: Molly McHenry Berry, 1948-2019
6:45 a.m.

RELEASED: Oct. 24, 2019
6:20 a.m.

BOOKED: Oct. 24, 2019
6:20 a.m.

LoCO EARTH: Oct. 24, 2019
6 a.m.

Power Outage in Mad River; 304 Customers Affected
5:47 a.m.

Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2019

WEDNESDAY NIGHT WHALE UPDATE: Alive, But Still Beached in the Surf Zone
10:32 p.m.

22-Year-Old Pleads Not Guilty to Brutally Beating Mentally Ill Man to Death in Old Town Alley
4:24 p.m.

Redway Man Identified as Suspect in Yesterday’s Wild Broadway Traffic Collision
3:39 p.m.