Humboldt News Sources
Thursday, May 7, 2020
NCJ: After Single Day Record 164 Tests, No New Local COVID-19 Cases Found
Times-Standard : California releases updated COVID-19 guidance for businesses
Times-Standard : Thursday, May 7: Number of new Humboldt County COVID-19 cases confirmed today: 0
Wild Rivers Outpost: COVID Protest No. 2 Comes As Del Norte Businesses, Health Leaders Tread Path to Reopening
NCJ: Redheaded Blackbelt Receives Facebook Grant for COVID-19 Coverage
Times-Standard : Homeless in Rio Dell more visible amid pandemic
Wild Rivers Outpost: Boil Water Order Issued for Brookings Neighborhood
RHBB: Live Press Conference With Dr. Frankovich and Sheriff Honsal
Times-Standard : Local PG&E staff work through pandemic to prep Humboldt Bay power plant
Times-Standard : What Humboldt County’s emergency evictions ordinance means for you
NCJ: Latest COVID-19 Confirmation Linked to Known Case
KMUD: Humboldt Approves Modified Eviction Ban
KMUD: Mendocino County Sheriff's Response to Round Valley’s ‘Invasion of Illegal Marijuana Grows’
RHBB: Those Helicopters Are Part of PG&E’s Pipe Survey
NCJ: What to Expect with COVID-19 Testing (with Video)
Times-Standard : PG&E helicopters on North Coast line patrol
Times-Standard : Here’s the beef
Wild Rivers Outpost: Machete Attack Reported at Beachfront Park; Suspect Arrested for Attempted Murder
NCJ: State Clarifies What Businesses Can Open Friday, How They Must Operate
Mad River Union: What those reopening protest signs really say
RHBB: Dr. Frankovich Notes That Non-Essential Businesses Open Now in Southern Humboldt and Other Communities Are ‘a Risk’
RHBB: Saturday, PG&E Is Testing Humboldt Bay Generating Station as a Step Towards ‘Islanding’–Allowing Portions of Humboldt to Separate From the Power Grid
RHBB: The COVID Minute: What It Looks Like to Get a COVID Test
Times-Standard : Throwback Thursday: War efforts superseded early Spanish flu coverage in 1918
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Times-Standard : Arcata police chief updates council on response to Lawson investigation report
RHBB: Log Cabin Diner in Klamath Discontinues Dine-In Service
RHBB: Friday, Soft Opening of Some Humboldt County Businesses Begins
Wild Rivers Outpost: Log Cabin Caves To County, Tribal Cease and Desist Orders
Wild Rivers Outpost: Arts Organization Offers COVID-Friendly Poetry Workshops, Guitar Classes, Drum Circles to Veterans
RHBB: Fortuna Residents to See Reduced Tax Rates After Schools Able to Refinance Bond
NCJ: Public Health Confirms 55th Local COVID-19 Case, Another Hospitalization
Times-Standard : Wednesday, May 6: Number of new Humboldt County COVID-19 cases confirmed today: 1
Times-Standard : United Indian Health Services offering COVID-19 antibody testing
Times-Standard : Former county supervisor candidate denied release from jail
Wild Rivers Outpost: Curry County Reopens Transient Lodging Facilities and RV Parks; Board of Commissioners to File Petition Asking Governor for Permission to Reopen Businesses
Times-Standard : Burglary, armed robbery in Eureka increased since start of stay-at-home order
Times-Standard : Arcata plans to start enforcing facial covering order
Wild Rivers Outpost: Curry County Campground to Reopen Friday
NCJ: Farmers Markets Return with New Rules
Times-Standard : Coronavirus: Arcata businesses report nearly $18 million in lost revenue
Wild Rivers Outpost: Risk Will Govern Reopening Del Norte County During COVID-19 Pandemic, Public Health Officer Says
NCJ: Parts of Humboldt Going Off-Grid in 'Islanding' Test, Outages Possible
Times-Standard : MOD Pizza plans to open May 12 on Broadway
KMUD: 'Soft Opening' to Begin; Humboldt May be Allowed to 'Accelerate'
Times-Standard : PG&E: Prep for possible outage Saturday as ‘islanding’ tests commence
Humboldt Last Week: (Ep. 169 clip) Ferndale export Guy Fieri guests on Jon Krasinski's new show
RHBB: Scott Adair, Humboldt County’s Economic Development Director, Gives Update on Our Economic Numbers in This COVID Minute
NCJ: Are California Businesses Getting a Fair Share of Coronavirus Loans?
RHBB: Inmates at the Humboldt County Jail Should Be Able to Have Visitors Within the Next Two Weeks