Anywhere But Humboldt
Monday, March 30, 2020
Sacramento Bee: California, you’re doing a great job staying home, tracking data show. (Except these places)
The Hill: We weren't ready for a pandemic — imagine a crippling cyberattack
AP News: Dutch museum says van Gogh painting stolen in overnight theft
NPR: FACT CHECK: U.S. Lags On Testing, Despite Trump's Claims
NPR: Amazon, Instacart Grocery Delivery Workers Strike For Coronavirus Protection And Pay
CNBC: Dr. Birx predicts up to 200,000 U.S. coronavirus deaths ‘if we do things almost perfectly’
You Tube: John Oliver Unloads On Right Wing Media’s ‘Death Cult’ Over Coronavirus
Curbed: Coronavirus and loneliness: How to reach out to neighbors who need it
NY Times: The U.S. Tried to Build a New Fleet of Ventilators. The Mission Failed.
Washington Post: Moderate social distancing yields $8 trillion in economic benefits, study finds
Washington Post: Seed companies are shellshocked by the consumer frenzy. Here are the top sellers.
The Oregonian: Proposed dam removal on Oregon-California border stirs debate over coveted water
The Oregonian: What’s essential? In France: pastry, wine. In US: golf, guns
LA Times: Surfer fined $1,000 for ignoring coronavirus closure in Manhattan Beach
LA Times: Stranded at LAX since Christmas Eve. Homeless. Then the coronavirus hit
LA Times: California pot dispensaries are open during coronavirus crisis. Some want them closed
The Guardian: 'Impossible to comprehend': Stephen King on horrors of Trump and coronavirus
The Guardian: Oil rig closures rising as prices hit 18-year lows
The Guardian: Monsanto predicted crop system would damage US farms
The Guardian: Churchgoers all over world ignore physical distancing advice
Press Democrat: 2 arrested after police find 45 pounds of marijuana in out-of-gas car in Santa Rosa
Press Democrat: Once a relic, milkmen see flood of clients in the UK
Press Democrat: Public’s anxiety, boredom help sustain local cannabis dispensaries
Press Democrat: County’s top emergency management official spends day at beach despite coronavirus lockdown
SF Chronicle: How bad will the next few weeks be for California as coronavirus cases surge?
Sunday, March 29, 2020
The Guardian: John Prine: singer-songwriter critically ill with Covid-19 symptoms, family says
Ars Technica: White House suspends environmental protection, citing coronavirus
San Jose Mercury: Warning: Quick coronavirus blood test could spell trouble, experts say
Sacramento Bee: What you can and can’t do at parks in California this weekend as coronavirus orders continue
The Hill: Local news outlets struggle to survive coronavirus fallout
The Hill: Critics blast EPA move as license to pollute during pandemic
The Hill: California governor: 170 ventilators sent from Trump administration were 'not working'
Huffington Post: Americans Trapped In Nepal Frustrated With U.S. Government’s Lack Of Response
Huffington Post: The End Of Ice Fishing?
Huffington Post: Tribe That Drew Trump’s Fire Over Casino Plan Loses Its Reservation Status
The Oregonian: Columbia Sportswear CEO Tim Boyle cuts own salary to $10K, retail employees receive regular pay
Bloomberg: Abbott Launches 5-Minute Virus Test for Use Almost Anywhere
Bloomberg: Fauci Says 200,000 Deaths in the U.S. Are Possible
CNN: New York state overrules a hospital policy saying mothers must give birth without their partners
Inforum: North Dakota, Minnesota tribes set curfews, stay-at-home orders amid coronavirus outbreak
Forbes: Donald Trump And The Fed Are Destroying The U.S. Dollar
USA Today: Stunning photos show Pope Francis praying to an empty St. Peter's Square
Forbes: How One Young Entrepreneur’s Simple Fix May Change Cannabis Grinders Forever
CNN: A 33-year-old member of the Louisiana governor's staff dies of coronavirus complications
LA Times: California works to add more ICU beds as coronavirus cases surge
Washington Post: Trump ties coronavirus decisions to personal grievances
Washington Post: The Great American Migration of 2020: On the move to escape the coronavirus
Audubon Magazine: This Brutal Pesticide Creates a 'Circle of Death.' So Why Is It Making a Comeback?