Articles by Dezmond Remington

September 2026

Sara Bareilles Announces Charity Screening of Her Documentary ‘Good Grief’ For the Eureka Theater

Just Because Someone Used to Be Imprisoned or Are Older Than Most Students Does Not Mean They Can’t Live in the Dorms, Says Cal Poly Humboldt

Arcata Gets Ball Rolling on Manila Trail and Approves Porchfest Application During Last Night’s City Council Meeting

Delos Moore, the 43-Year-Old Cal Poly Humboldt Student Arrested for Sexual Assault on Monday, Spent 14 Years in State Prison Before Moving Into the Dorms

Hundreds of Riders Will Take Turns Careening Down a Massive, Twisty Hill Out in Hoopa Next Weekend

August 2026

A Wheelchair-Accessible Path May be in the Works at Arcata’s Ennes Park

New Student Aid Requirements From the Trump Administration’s OBBBA Caused Some Cal Poly Humboldt Students to Receive Their Reimbursements Late

A Trail Out to Manila? Arcata’s Looking to Make it Happen

It’s Got Some Problems, Says Outgoing Planning Director, but Arcata’s Headed the Right Direction

New Arcata Apartments Greenlit — Albeit With a Small Change

Researchers Found Almost Triple the Normal Number of Dead Marine Mammals on North Coast Beaches Last Month

Arcata’s Data Center is a Piddling Dwarf Compared to the Big Boys, Building Official Says

Arcata Earns Over Half a Million Dollars to Study Restoration and Climate Change Adaptation Project for Jolly Giant Creek

Arcata’s Final Decision on the Wood-Fired Sauna Facility on South G Street Deferred to the City Council

Arcata’s Steel Waterline Replacement Project is Pretty Close to Finishing Up

The Privately Owned Flock Camera in Westhaven Is Here to Stay — And the Owner Doesn’t Really Care if You Don’t Like it

July 2026

[UPDATED: Candidate Found] Five People Who AREN’T Currently on Arcata’s City Council Have Pulled Paperwork to Run for Two Seats. Who Are They?

Another Win for Bar Row: Arcata Planning Commission Clears Way for The Alibi’s Comeback

Wanna Grind Up a Rock Garden or Catch Some Air? The Arcata Community Forest’s Bicycle Skills Park Could be Your Place

(PHOTOS) Stymied for Months by Insurance Investigations and Obtaining Permits, the Arcata Jan. 2 Fire Cleanup Began Today

It Felt Like a Salmon: Last Weekend’s Unscathed Shark Incident Survivor Says It Was Actually Kinda Cool

The I Block Party, Held for Almost 40 Years to Aid a Town in Nicaragua, Will This Year be a Benefit for Centro del Pueblo

Is Providence Your Primary Care Provider? Your Insurance May No Longer Cover Any Trips to Redwood Urgent Care

A Shark May Have Bit a Surfer at Moonstone Beach Yesterday

So, What’s Going on With the Eureka Slough Bridge? We Have Answers

Arcata City Council: Potential New Development Fees on the Horizon, Basketball Court Will be Fixed, AI Policy Must Be Stronger

McKinleyville Amazon Project Raises Community Pollution Concerns

The Vast Majority of Arcata Residents Think Housing There is Too Expensive, Survey Says

Arcata Jan. 2 Fire Cleanup to Begin Before the End of July

A $1.3 Billion Bay Area Investment Firm Bought an Arcata Apartment Complex — And Hired Another Massive Company to Manage It

Macabre Details of Fatal Hoopa Stabbing Emerge During Preliminary Hearing

Ultra-Endurance Swimmer Catherine Breed, Swimming All 900 Miles of California’s Coastline, Will Stop in Humboldt

Big Safety Corridor Changes Imminent

June 2026

Eureka Marina Boat Fire Smokes Up Downtown

The Hotel Arcata Is Firmly Against the Reopening of Sidelines Sports Bar, Files Protest with the ABC

McKinleyville, Though Saddled With Some Serious Issues, Still Has a Lot to Lean On and Use for Future Growth, Researchers Find

Remember Yesterday’s Earthquake Notification? There May be a Better Way Someday, Cal Poly Geologist Says

Arcata Sauna Facility Put on Ice (Temporarily, At Least)

Arcata’s Key to Growing Its Economy: More Arcata, Consultants Say

FREE-WHEELIN’: McKay Community Bike Park Construction Begins

RESURRECTION: The Sidelines Sports Bar, a Once-Infamous Tavern Row Establishment, May be Reopening — With the City’s Blessing

The City of Arcata’s Wallet Is a Little Light; Bean-Counters Urge Caution

Arcata Wood-Heated Sauna Proposal Not Quite Shot Down in Flames by Planning Commission

Despite Wood-Burning Appliance Ban, an Arcata Entrepreneur Hopes the City Will Give Him a Break on Wood-Fired Sauna Facility

Protestors, Revulsed by Miranda’s Rescue Allegations, Gathered En Masse Yesterday

(PHOTOS) A Pro-Dog, Anti-Miranda’s Rescue Courthouse Vigil is Drawing a Large Crowd

After Close to 50 Years In Action, The ‘Tour of the Unknown Coast’ Bicycle Event is Permanently Kaput

May 2026

Arcata OK’s the Yurok Tribe’s Natural Resources Campus, the City’s First Gateway Project

It Is Done: The Indianola Underpass (Now the Brad Mettam Memorial Interchange) Opened Today

Wood-Burning Stoves, Inclusionary Housing, and Neighborhood Conservation Areas Could be Axed in Arcata’s Near-ish Future