November 2026
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Election Breakdown
October 2026
THE ECONEWS REPORT: BAAJA Blast!
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Save the Redwoods League in the 21st Century
Humboldt Bay Is California’s ‘Canary in the Coal Mine’ for Sea Level Rise, State Climate Report Warns
THE ECONEWS REPORT: A Conversation Concerning CEQA Reform, Featuring Senator Catherine Blakespear
THE ECONEWS REPORT: How Will Climate Change Affect the North Coast?
September 2026
6,625-Acre Kinsey Ranch in Benbow Protected From Development With Conservation Easement
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Trump’s Attacks on Public Lands
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Proposition 45 Harms Humboldt
Dam Removal Activists to Rally Ahead of Eureka Public Input Sessions Next Week
Hoopa Valley Tribe, California Department of Fish and Wildlife Join Forces to Improve Salmon Habitat, Advance Sustainable Fishing Practices on Trinity River
THE ECONEWS REPORT: It’s Transit Month!
August 2026
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Barred Owl Removal, Working as Intended
Construction Underway on Elk River Estuary Restoration Project, Kickstarting a Big Wetlands Fix
THE ECONEWS REPORT: RWE is Out. What’s Next for Offshore Wind?
Researchers Found Almost Triple the Normal Number of Dead Marine Mammals on North Coast Beaches Last Month
Arcata Earns Over Half a Million Dollars to Study Restoration and Climate Change Adaptation Project for Jolly Giant Creek
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Get Ready for the Super El Niño
‘It’s Unacceptable’: North Coast Water Board Forwards Little River Pollution Case to Attorney General’s Office for Review
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Trump’s Plans to Disrupt Dam Removal Get FERC’d
July 2026
‘Healing the Land and Honoring Its History’: Save the Redwoods League Returns 125 Acres of Ancestral Territory Near Orick to Yurok Tribe
(PHOTOS) Stymied for Months by Insurance Investigations and Obtaining Permits, the Arcata Jan. 2 Fire Cleanup Began Today
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Land Back as Conservation
Big Trouble in Little River: After 16 Years, an Environment Dispute Between State Regulators and an Octogenarian Farmer Just Upstream From Moonstone Beach Could be Coming to a Head
McKinleyville Amazon Project Raises Community Pollution Concerns
Yurok Tribe Deploys LiDAR-Equipped Helicopter to 3D-Map the Undammed Klamath River Corridor
Arcata Jan. 2 Fire Cleanup to Begin Before the End of July
Local Conservation Groups are Set to Sue the Trump Administration Over Its Redefinition of ‘Harm’ in the Endangered Species Act
THE ECONEWS REPORT: The Remarkable History and Uncertain Future of Abalone with Author Ann Vileisis
June 2026
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Fish-killing Chemical Found in Local Water
McKinleyville Man Arrested for Allegedly Poaching Old Growth Redwood Log, Says State Parks
There Are Less Than Half As Many Coastal Sand Dunes in California as There Were 175 Years Ago, UCSB Researchers Say
ECONEWS REPORT: Offshore Wind Port Development
Humboldt Planning Commission Denies Permit for Old-Growth Tree Removal in Lower Redway, Finding No Evidence of ‘Imminent’ Hazard
Save the Redwoods League Says Caltrans’ Last Chance Grade Mitigation Plan is ‘Deeply Flawed,’ Urges Stronger Protections for Old-Growth Redwoods
Interested in Eel River Dam Removal? Friends of the Eel and the Sierra Club Redwood Chapter Urge People to Attend FERC Meetings in Ukiah Next Week
As Parasites Threaten Juvenile Salmon in the Upper Klamath River, the Karuk Tribe Emphasizes That the ‘River Is Still in the Early Stages of Healing’
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Cleaning Up Cannabis
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Get to Know River Otters!
Bill That Would Make State Agencies Consider Tribes During Water Policy Decisions Passes State Assembly
A DAM GOOD TIME: What We Learned About the Eel River’s Dams 1,000 Feet In the Air
May 2026
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Native Plant Nerds, Unite!
Have Thoughts on the Old-Growth Redwood Slated for Removal in Lower Redway? You’ll Want to Attend the Humboldt Planning Commission’s June 18 Meeting
THE ECONEWS REPORT: Bring Back Our Grizzlies!
THE ECONEWS REPORT: What’s Wrong with the Forest Service?
Water Board Tosses HRC’s Proposed Regulation Changes for Elk River Because Sediment Levels Are Not Improving
Lower Redway Old-Growth Redwood Cannot Be Removed Until the Property Owner Secures a Special Permit, County Says
THE ECONEWS REPORT: New Threat to Eel River Dam Removal?
Upcoming Logging Permit Changes Could Mean More Sediment in Elk River, CalTrout Says
Removal of Lower Redway Old-Growth Redwood Temporarily Halted Amid Safety Concerns