Articles by Ryan Burns
October 2024
Looking to Recover From Scandal, Alan Bongio Seeks Re-election to Humboldt Community Services District Board
Eureka and Arcata Tie for No. 1 Spot in L.A. Times Ranking of Best Places to Retire in California
Providence Offers ‘Profound Apologies’ to Woman Denied Emergency Abortion Care at St. Joseph Hospital
TODAY in SUPES: Board Passes Two New Ordinances to Increase Flexibility in Housing Development
September 2024
Eureka Campaign Finance Roundup: Security National Passes $1.2M Spent on ‘Yes on F’; Carswell Leads in Fundraising Among Eureka Council Candidates
Attorney General Sues St. Joseph Hospital for Denying a Woman Emergency Abortion Care
NO MORE MUGSHOTS: Ninth Circuit Appeals Court Decision Limits the Right to Release Pre-Trial Booking Photos
Conflicted Board of Redwood Coast Energy Authority Declines to Accept ‘Free’ Nuclear Power From Diablo Canyon
BREAKING: Eureka Police Responding to Fatal Traffic Collision on West Harris Street
TODAY in SUPES: County Looks to Rein in Yee Haw, the Trinidad-Area Commune With a Long History of Health and Safety Code Violations
The Billboard That Face-Planted Along the Arcata-Eureka Safety Corridor Last Winter Will Not Be Rebuilt
Ten Years In, Redwood Coast PACE is Providing Humboldt Seniors ‘The Model of Care That Everyone Should Have’
Eureka City Schools Announces Vacancy on Its Board of Trustees
The Measure F Campaign Called Him a Criminal and a Cheat. He Has a Different Story to Tell.
Former Auditor-Controller Karen Paz Dominguez Facing Up To $61K in Fines for Failure to File Campaign Finance Forms on Time
With $1.15M From Security National, Measure F is Now the Most Expensive Ballot Initiative in Eureka History
Two Humboldt County Residents Charged for Participating in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol Attack
Humboldt County Officials Applaud as Gov. Newsom Issues Emergency Regulations On Intoxicating Hemp
Cal Poly Humboldt Faces Funding Reduction After Failing to Meet CSU Enrollment Target for the Second Straight Year
New Indie Movie Featuring Humboldt County and Its Breweries to Screen in Arcata Thursday Followed by Q&A With Director and Writer/Star
A New 42-Space Parking Lot is Being Built Along the Eureka Boardwalk
August 2024
Harbor District Board Orders Environmental Study of Billboard Rebuild Project
Harbor District to Consider Issuing Permit to Allow Repair (Rebuild?) of a Fallen Billboard in Humboldt Bay Tidelands
TODAY in SUPES: Board Approves Grant and Two Full-Time Positions for Sheriff’s Office; State Claws Back Millions in Cannabis Funds
Humboldt County In Line to Nab $35.3 Million in State Grants to Expand Broadband Internet Access
(UPDATED) Birth Center at Mad River Community Hospital Will Close in October
As Feared and Predicted, Providence Will Soon Close the Acute Inpatient Rehab Unit at St. Joseph Hospital
TODAY in SUPES: Board Approves Tiny House Village Ordinance, Sends Concerned Letter to SF Mayor; Latest Homelessness Count Revealed
(VIDEO) One Taken to Hospital After an Explosion on a Boat in the Eureka Marina
Attorneys Argue Over Legality of Redwood Meat Co. Stock Sale; Judge Keeps Restraining Order in Place as Civil Case is Continued to Next Month
Majority Owners of Shuttered Redwood Meat Co. Sell Their Shares to Accused Animal Abuser Ray Christie
TODAY in SUPES: Sheriff Honsal Chafes Against Call for Civilian Oversight; Board Considers Responses to Civil Grand Jury, Denies Blocksburg Glamping Project
How Will the Collapse of the Jacobs Campus Deal Impact Measure F? It Won’t, Backers Insist.
Security National Just Dropped Another $286K Into Measure F, Bringing Its Total Spending to Nearly $1M
Anonymous AMG Communities Confirms Death of Jacobs Campus Deal, Vows to Try Again After Election Results
Eureka City Schools’ Deal With a Mystery Developer for the Jacobs Campus is Dead
Security National Has Spent $710,645 and Counting on Measure F, the ‘Housing for All’ Initiative
New Eureka Council Candidate Just Bought a House in Ward 2 and Changed His Political Party Last Week
In Lawsuit, Minority Shareholders of Redwood Meat Co. Accuse Their Father and Cousin of Fraud, Embezzlement, Document Shredding and More
July 2024
District Attorney Declines to Prosecute 27 of the 39 Protesters Arrested at Cal Poly Humboldt Demonstration
Law Enforcement Showed a ‘Lack of Effective Planning and Command’ Responding to Cal Poly Humboldt Protests, Independent Review Finds
Partly Built New Acute Rehab Building at Redwood Memorial Scrapped, and Providence Employees Say Inpatient Rehab May Be Eliminated Altogether
County Supes Have Differing Views on the Merits of Civilian Oversight of Sheriff’s Office But Postpone Decision on Grand Jury Recommendations
Humboldt County Supervisors Vote to Put a One Percent Sales Tax Measure on November Ballots
(UPDATE) Fire Erupts in Greenbelt Behind Eureka Sushi Spot After Reports of an Explosion
Humboldt Ranchers and Farmers Left Scrambling After Closure of Redwood Meat Co., the Region’s Only USDA-Certified Slaughterhouse and Processing Facility
High-Tech Elk-Detection System and Warning Signs Coming to Busy Humboldt Crossing Area
Eureka City Schools and AMG Communities Delay the Close of Escrow on Jacobs Campus Yet Again
Rob Arkley Pursued Purchase of Jacobs Middle School Property Before Eureka City Schools Entered Land-Swap Deal With Secretive Corporation
June 2024
After Leaving the District, Former Arcata High Principal Ron Perry Reveals That His Ouster Left Him Shocked, Angry and Sad; Pro-Perry Group Taking Legal Action
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