Humboldt News Sources
Monday, May 18, 2020
NCJ: The Boys and Girls Club of the Redwoods Will Reopen June 1 for Essential Worker's Kids
NCJ: Another Semi Flipped at Broadway
RHBB: [UPDATE 12:27 p.m.] Another Semi Flipped at Broadway
Times-Standard : Humboldt County’s top health offical: ‘The outbreak and this death strengthen our resolve to fight this virus’
Humboldt Last Week: (Ep. 170 clip) Racism and vandalism are childish notions
NCJ: Eureka City Council to Consider City Manager's Resignation
Times-Standard : Alder Bay resident with COVID-19 dies at St. Joseph Hospital
RHBB: First Death in Humboldt County From COVID-19
NCJ: Humboldt Records First COVID-19 Death
NCJ: Fortuna Police Searching for Attempted Murder Suspect
RHBB: Shasta-Trinity National Forest ‘Increasing Access’ to ‘Recreational Opportunities’
Sunday, May 17, 2020
RHBB: Snag Pulls Down Lines and Power Pole Blocking Shelter Cove Road
RHBB: Humboldt Waste Management Authority, Recology Modify ‘Operational Schedules and Practices’ for ‘Core Essential Services’
NCJ: Klamath River Rural Broadband Initiative Scores Major Funding
KMUD: Ukiah Business Owners Protest Shelter In Place Restrictions At Mendocino County Courthouse
RHBB: Humboldt Last Week episode talks local top stories, culture, and more
RHBB: Mad River Community Hospital Reopening Elective Services with New Surgical Suite
RHBB: Mendocino County Reports 14th COVID-19 Case
Humboldt Last Week: Top local stories during this major historical event
KMUD: Mendocino County Achieves Testing Capacity Allowing Easing of SIP Restrictions and More
RHBB: State Parks Provides Safety Tips to Help Californians Responsibly Visit Waterways Amid Pandemic
RHBB: Eureka Mayor Susan Seaman’s Friday Address
RHBB: Mendocino National Forest Begins Reopening Developed Recreation Sites
Mad River Union: Dogtown: Duke and Luna are playful, friendly and ready to fit right in
Mad River Union: Letters to the Editor, May 13, 2020
RHBB: Eureka Mayor Susan Seaman on Pedestrian Safety
Mad River Union: Mad River Community Hospital and first responders honored
Mad River Union: APD encourages sharing of public safety info
RHBB: County to Re-Open Facilities to Public On Monday, May 18
Times-Standard : ‘Animals are doing well’: Zoo residents receive extra enrichment opportunities during COVID-19 closure
Times-Standard : Civic calendar: Local government in action
Times-Standard : Fortuna businesses step up to support local grads
Saturday, May 16, 2020
NCJ: Local Agencies Help Distribute More Than 10,000 Personal Protective Equipment to 42 Local First Responder Agencies
NCJ: Lost Coast Outpost: The City of Trinidad and the Trinidad Rancheria Are at Odds Again Over the Water Supply for the Tribe’s Hotel Project
RHBB: Five New Positive Covid Cases Confirmed; This Includes Another Staff Member at Alder Bay Confirmed
NCJ: Public Health: Five New COVID-19 Cases Confirmed Today, Making 22 in Eight Days
Times-Standard : Saturday, May 16: Number of new Humboldt County COVID-19 cases confirmed today: 5
RHBB: Crash North of Rio Dell Closes One Lane
NCJ: North Coast Otter Public Arts Initiative Giving Virtual Sneak Peak
Times-Standard : Drive-thru diploma pickup, drive-in ceremonies: schools plan for graduation
NCJ: HSU Appoints Jenn Caps as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
NCJ: Times Standard: Regional Health Care Providers get $28 Million Through CARES Act
Times-Standard : World’s longest fiber-optic cable may land on North Coast
RHBB: Mendocino County Achieves Required Testing Capacity Allowing Loosening of Shelter in Place Restrictions and More In Press Conference with Dr. Doohan and CEO Angelo
NCJ: Newsom Moves to Slash School, Health Spending — But Asks Feds for a Rescue
NCJ: Schools Face Prospect of Layoffs, Furloughs as State Budget Gets Slashed
RHBB: At the Courthouse Friday, a Group Protested Against Stay-at-Home Orders
NCJ: Huffman Sites 'Historic Crisis' Explaining $3 Trillion Stimulus Vote
RHBB: Dr. Frankovich Says She Thinks Mandatory Vaccinations Are Unlikely: She Also Talks Drive-by Parties, Summer Camps and More
RHBB: Monday, the Bureau of Reclamation Shut Off Needed Klamath River Flows, Says Yurok Tribe