DISCLAIMER: None of the stuff below is written or endorsed by the Outpost, and we’d be willing to bet that at least some of it is crazy and/or wrong. Use critical thinking.
Sunday, March 5, 2023
Sacramento Bee: Nearly 1.5 million California seniors could get help to buy food, but don’t. Here’s why
Portland Tribune: Invasive frogs 'hitchhike' to Oregon, find new homes
KOIN: Year after the slap, Chris Rock punches back in new special
WION: Bangladesh: Massive fire in Rohingya refugee camp
WION: ‘Plasticosis’: Scientists find new disease in birds caused by consumption of plastics
KCRA: Groundbreaking California Reparations Task Force holds first public meeting in Sacramento
KCRA: Youth drag show, initially scheduled to take place in Roseville, is canceled
KCRA: Multiple injured after bus carrying 16 teenage passengers overturned in Merced
KRCR: Free virtual conference discusses mental health in Native youth
KRCR: Oroville woman pleads no contest after leaving 5-year-old with severe brain injuries
KRCR: Oroville man sentenced to 85 years to life in prison for shootout with CHP officer
LA Times: Startling increase found in deaths of Orange County homeless people. Drugs are the main cause
LA Times: San Diego Roman Catholic diocese facing yet another lawsuit — from its insurance company
KTLA: Struggling to afford a home in California? Why building might be cheaper
KTLA: Suspect arrested after 6 stabbed in downtown Los Angeles
KTLA: 3 women arrested, allegedly stole nearly $1 million in federal student loans
KTLA: 5 hospitalized in San Pedro beach shooting
Scientific American: Record-Breaking Boreal Fires May Be a Climate ‘Time Bomb’
San Jose Mercury: E-bikes are an environmental dream — except out in nature
San Jose Mercury: Bobcat seen using Highway 17 wildlife crossing hours after it opens
East Bay Times: 1 killed when business jet encounters severe turbulence
Scientific American: Your Brain Could Be Controlling How Sick You Get—And How You Recover
San Jose Mercury News: Bay Area weather: After thunderstorms and hail, snow could be on the way today
East Bay Times: Bay Area probation officer sexually abused children for years as complaints went ignored, lawsuit claims
KRON: Martinez residents warned not to eat food grown in gardens
KRON: Montgomery High School to resume classes Monday, officers will be on campus, chief says
SFGate: Amazon to shutter all Amazon Go stores in San Francisco
SFGate: Massive Lake Tahoe waterfront compound slashes price by $20M
East Bay Times: ‘It’s going to be devastating’: End of emergency food benefits expected to impact millions of Californians
SFGate: Following devastating burglary, East Bay cafe & bike shop closes
SF Chronicle: ‘Policing in red rather than blue’: S.F.’s street crisis response team is in crisis, members say
SF Chronicle: Bundles of bulbs vanish quickly at S.F. tulip giveaway
SF Chronicle: Hayward couple abandoned by Hawaii dive boat sues
SF Chronicle: Map shows which parts of California exceeded entire year’s worth of rain
SF Chronicle: Another Norfolk Southern freight train just derailed in Ohio
SF Chronicle: Rrecent storms has sent water temperatures in the bay and ocean plummeting well below normal
Press Democrat: SR schools to host ‘listening session’ Tuesday in wake of high school stabbing death
RHBB: To Curve or Not to Curve: Caltrans and EPIC Continue the Fight Over Richardson Grove
RHBB: BLM, Wiyot Tribe, and UC Berkeley Partner to Improve Eel River Fishery
RHBB: CR Accepting Applications for Innovation Grants
Saturday, March 4, 2023
Humboldt Sports: Bella Vigil advances to state Elite Eight with Roadrunners
Humboldt Sports: Corsairs fall to the Giants to end memorable season
HipHopHumboldt: Episode 31 - mentaLCAse Part 1
Humboldt Sports: Memorable playoff run ends for Ferndale girls in NorCal semis
Eureka Elks Lodge #652: Annual Volunteer and Award Night
Humboldt Sports: ATHLETES AND TEAM OF THE WEEK — Wildcats and wrestlers enjoy a big week
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Sun, 05 Mar 2023
Humboldt Sports: With eight starters back, Huskies expect to compete in the Big 5
Humboldt Sports: Hoopa girls appear ready to defend their Little 4 title
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