May 2022
North Coast Tribes to Receive $1M in Historic Preservation Grants, Huffman Announces
(VIDEO) Humboldt Redwoods State Park Naturalist ‘Griff’ Talks Reintroduction of the California Condor and Its Importance to Local Tribes
April 2022
Mad River Brewery CEO to Throw First Pitch at Today’s Giants Game
February 2022
(VIDEO) Focusing on Yurok Tribe, Associated Press Explores the Crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
January 2022
Former Fiscal Manager for Wiyot Tribe and North Coast Co-op Sentenced to Federal Prison for Bank Fraud
December 2021
HSU Students Tear Down Campus ‘Yurt’ Built In the 1970s Partly Due to Cultural Appropriation Concerns
Yurok Tribe Declares Emergency Following a Series of Human Trafficking Attempts
November 2021
Three Hoopa High Football Players Selected to Play in Fourth Annual ‘Indigenous Bowl’ on the Minnesota Vikings’ Field
Bureau of Reclamation Awards Additional $2.7 Million to Improve Recovery of Threatened Coho Salmon in the Klamath River Basin
Stakeholders in Klamath Dam Removal Plan Prepare Final ‘Sprint’ to Meet 2023 Target for River Restoration
Liz Lara-O’Rourke Named New CEO of United Indian Health Services
September 2021
Say it With Me: SUE-MEG! Commission Approves Yurok Request to Rename Patrick’s Point State Park
‘Coal Does Not Align With Our Values’: Wiyot Tribe Executives Say Proposals Did Not Specify Cargo, Council Would Not Support Project
July 2021
‘The Sun Set Twice on the People That Day’: Mural by Native Artists Brian Tripp and Alme Allen to Be Restored at Its New Home Outside the Clarke Museum
Governor Gavin Newsom Visits Yurok Reservation, Rides in a Canoe
June 2021
With Nearly $4.7M in Federal COVID Relief Funds, Wiyot Tribal Council Opts to Give Tribe Members $7,000 Apiece
May 2021
Introducing the Baduwa’t Festival! Dell’Arte’s Mad River Festival Returns This Year With Wiyot Name
Catastrophic Juvenile Fish Kill Unfolding on the Klamath River, Yurok Tribe Declares
Yurok Tribe Members to Receive Android Tablets and $75 Monthly Internet Discount Via Emergency Federal Broadband Program
April 2021
Only One Person Tied to ‘Superspreader Event’ That Closed Seascape Restaurant, Trinidad Rancheria Says
Humboldt County Receives Grant to Develop Water Management Plan to Finally Deliver the Trinity River Flow We’re Due
Citing Drought and Mismanagement, Yurok Tribe Sounds Alarm Over Imperiled Klamath River Salmon
January 2021
Trinidad to Consider Joining Feasibility Study for a Pipeline Extension from Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District
December 2020
(VIDEO) Short Documentary Explores How Klamath Dams Have Damaged the Health of Local Tribes and the River That Feeds Them
November 2020
Third COVID Case Confirmed on the Yurok Reservation, Says Tribe
October 2020
Yurok Tribe Awarded $2.2 Million State Grant to House Homeless in Eureka Motel
September 2020
Karuk Scientist Talks to NPR About How Indigenous Burning Methods Could Help Prevent Massive Wildfires
August 2020
Following Years of Protest, Cell Tower Equipment Atop Trinidad Head Will Soon Come Down
July 2020
With Klamath Dam Removal Plan Going Sideways, Gov. Newsom Pleads With Warren Buffett to Salvage Deal
Local Tribes Receive Additional $10 Million to Fund More Than 100 Miles of Fiber-Optic Line
After Securing a Big Grant, The Yurok Indian Housing Authority Will Build a New 36-Unit Low Income Housing Development in Arcata
Bear River Casino Responds to News That An Employee Tested Positive for COVID-19
‘Game Changer’: Yurok Tribe Implements $2.1M Broadband Project With CARES Act Funding
June 2020
Inaccurate Election Results May Have Been Intentionally Manipulated, Hoopa Valley Tribe Findings Suggest; Case to Be Referred to Sheriff’s Office for Further Investigation
U.S. Supreme Court Refuses to Hear 18-Year-Old Klamath Water Rights Case, Upholding Tribal Primacy
Trinidad Rancheria Asks for Pipeline Extension to Get Water Via Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District
Yurok Tribal Members Plan Protest March Due to the Rehiring of Javier Kinney
May 2020
In Landmark Agreement, Yurok Tribe Partners With State Parks and Rec to Operate Stone Lagoon Visitor Center
Bear River Casino Touts ‘Virus-Killing’ Spray Ahead of Reopening; There’s No Evidence the Spray Does Any Such Thing
City Pumps Brakes on Trinidad Rancheria’s Request for Water; Will Draft Policy Before Continuing Formal Negotiations Over New Hotel Development
Cher-Ae Heights Casino to Reopen Friday Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Plans to Offer Special Senior Hours
Against Public Health Advice, Bear River Casino Plans to Reopen a Week From Sunday
Yurok Tribe Rehires Javier Kinney, Former Executive Director Who Resigned Amid Accusations Late Last Year
April 2020
Hoopa Valley Tribe Offering Free Food Boxes to All People Living in the Hoopa Area; Here’s How to Get One
(VIDEO) Yurok Tribe Issues Emergency Closure Order; Vice Chairman Addresses Tribal Community Via Social Media
February 2020
It Looks Like the Sequoia Park Zoo Is Gonna Try Again With the Bears
New Arcata Clinic Back on Track: The City Has Reached an Agreement With Tribal Historians, and the Project Will Again Go Before the Planning Commission Tonight
January 2020
Planning Commission Delays New Arcata Health Center Project Recommendation After Wiyot Tribe Requests Additional Archeological Survey
November 2019
Planning Commissioners Explain Their Flip-Flops as Supes Prepare to Hear the Terra-Gen Wind Project Appeal at the Adorni Center
In a #MeToo Moment for the Yurok Tribe, Alleged Victims of Former Executive Director Javier Kinney Come Forward to Tell Their Stories After What They Describe as Years of Tribal Inaction