Articles by Dezmond Remington

May 2026

(PHOTOS) Arcata Fire and PG&E Battle (Simulated) Earthquake Carnage

SINKHOLES: Arcata City Council Approves Emergency Spending to Fix Two of ‘Em, Also Adopts RCAP

Fortuna to Consider Converting its Depot Museum Into a Standalone Nonprofit

April 2026

(PHOTOS) McKinleyville Amazon Warehouse Meeting Draws Huge, Furious Crowd

There Will be an Anti-Amazon Protest This Afternoon Before an Informational Meeting About the Proposed Warehouse

Faced with Painful Budget Cuts, Fortuna Debates Selling the River Lodge and Closing the Depot Museum

Hoopa’s Youth are Getting a Swim Team — Likely the First of Its Kind on Tribal Land — and its Founders Hope It’ll Make a Splash

(PHOTOS) Wiyot Tribe Breaks Ground on Downtown Eureka Affordable Housing Project

Fortuna Awards $846,000 Contract to Consulting Firm for General Plan Update

Gov. Newsom Declares Arcata Fire State of Emergency, Potentially Allowing Flow of State Funds

Arcata Likely to Pass New, Higher Water Rates this Wednesday

DANK NEWS: Arcata City Council To Consider Legalizing Indoor Weed-Smoking Lounges

Fortuna’s $1.8 Million Funding Gap is Already Bad for the City, and it May Get Worse. Could a Sales Tax Hike Staunch the Bleeding?

More Sales Taxes on the Way? Fortuna City Council Adds Measure to November Ballot

After Many Revisions, Fortuna City Council Passes Rent Guidelines for Mobile Homes

Mystery Smells Attack Sunny Brae; Wastewater Treatment Plant Only Partially to Blame

Arcata City Council Ends Public Safety Committee, Waits on Improving Tourism Website

Gas Prices Are Sky-High — But Humboldtians Aren’t Yet Taking the Bus

March 2026

‘Outdated in Terms of Design, Functionality, Accessibility, and User Experience’: Arcata to Consider Giving its Tourism Website a Facelift

Annie & Mary Trail Paved All the Way to West End

Arcata City Council May Axe Public Safety Committee

RCEA Approves Shorter Work Week and Stepped-Up Salary Schedule

(CORRECTION) RCEA Employees May Receive Very Large Potential Salary Increases — And Work Fewer Hours

Cal Poly Humboldt Spent More Than $90,000 On an Independent Security Firm After the February Pro-Palestine Occupation

Fortuna Might Score Funding to Reopen Its Theater from…the State of California?

Here’s Why That Little Corner on Arcata’s 11th and B Streets is Closed

Local Cesar Chavez-Related Memorials and Holidays Will be Renamed

‘It Is a Local Issue’: Arcata City Council Passes Resolution Calling for Iran War’s End

It Took These Runners 15 Hours to Run All 60 Miles Between Every Murphy’s Grocery Store

End the War: Arcata City Council to Decide on Adopting a Resolution Condemning the Iran War

Old Water Meters are Costing Arcata Almost Half a Million Dollars Annually

D Street Park Upgrades Will Let You Get Ripped for Free

Humboldt County Currently Has the Second-Highest Gas Prices in the Entire Country

Can Questions be Threats? Closing Arguments Finish Preliminary Hearing in Daryl Ray Jones Trial

Do You Like Stuff? Arcata’s Selling a Whole Lot of It

Another Dark Sky Ordinance? New Arcata Local Coastal Program Includes Light Pollution Regulations

Arcata Residents Sure Do Like Their Roads

Insurance Investigators Initiate Inspection

(PHOTOS) I Saw the Shit Buckets. They Were Real. Inside Nelson Hall During the Occupation

February 2026

Arcata City Council Shoots Down Plea for Homeless Housing Rehab Funds

How the Arcata House Partnership Would Spend its $2.9 Million

Curious About Arcata’s Water Rate Increases? There’s a Meeting Tonight Just For You

Burdened With Repairing Low-Income Housing and Worried About a Future Funding Shortfall, the Arcata House Partnership Hopes that Arcata Will Try and Defray Costs

This Cold Snap has Filled the Arcata House Partnership’s Extreme Weather Shelter to Capacity

(PHOTOS) There’s a Good Few Feet of Snow in The Hills, and People Are Making the Most of It

Arcata City Council Debates Priorities: Fix Up a Homeless Shelter, or Replace Water Meters?

(PHOTOS) Cal Poly Humboldt Teamsters Strike Today Over Salary Dispute

A (Growing) Number of Runners Are Planning to Run 62 Miles Between All Five Murphy’s Next Month

Lyza Padilla, Local Bassist and Center of Puerto Rican Community, Killed by Wave in Puerto Rico

Arcata Mulls Grant Options for Its Low-Income Residents