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.
Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2022
The Hill: A healthier path out of prison leads to safer communities
Crain's Detroit: Reefer Recession: Oversupply craters value of cannabis in Michigan
Business Insider: Walmart rolled out self-checkout to streamline operations and reduce labor – but employees and customers say it's causing a surge in thefts
Rolling Stone: Hundreds Of Oath Keepers Have Worked for the Federal Government: Report
The Oregonian: Neighbors stunned bymurder-suicide that killed 3 in SE Portland, say wounded woman went door-to-door for help
The Atlantic: THE OBVIOUS ANSWER TO HOMELESSNESS
The Atlantic: Crypto Was Always Smoke and Mirrors
Dazed: Young people don’t want to work. Now what?
CBS News : Kansas City ordinance outlines proposed slave reparations for Black residents
Times-Standard : Eureka asks residents, ‘How do you want the city to spend $75,000?’
CNN: State documents appear to indicate Uvalde Sheriff Nolasco has not completed active shooter training
The Guardian: Ketamine plus therapy could help treat alcoholism, say researchers
The Guardian: Does a kettle use more electricity than a TV? How much power your gadgets use
The Guardian: LA’s most famous mountain lion, P-22, captured after attacking dogs in the Hollywood Hills
The Guardian: Emma Tucker to become first female editor-in-chief of the Wall Street Journal
Times-Standard : Humboldt County supes to revisit cannabis ordinance
The Guardian: US cost of living continues to rise but inflation appears to finally be slowing
KGW: Portland nonprofit brings toys and bikes to kids in Peru
LA Times: Editorial suggests more aquaculture needed for sustainability
San Diego Union Tribune: Agency gets $10.5 million grant to build 1 mile of Inland Rail Trail
KTLA: Is a front license plate required in California?
KTLA: Most small SUVs flunk updated insurance industry crash tests
San Luis Obispo Tribune: Trust buys SLO County land to ‘mend tears in the fabric’ of Los Padres National Forest
KCRA: California Department of Finance hit with cybersecurity threat, investigation underway
KRON: Former Stockton police sergeant accused of multiple sexual assaults appears in court
KRON: Alameda City Hall Christmas tree no longer on display
East Bay Times: Elon Musk’s 2021 $5.7 billion mystery gift went to his own charity
East Bay Times: Bay Area rainfall chart: Totals from the weekend’s storm
East Bay Times: How a development fight in this East Bay city spurred a national pro-housing movement
KRCR: Cal Poly Humboldt's Men's Rugby team wins national championship
KRCR: Inmate recently released from prison arrested in Redding, asks to be locked up
KRCR: Skier finds body of missing Siskiyou County man on Mount Shasta
SFGate: Mountains of Big Sur record 9 inches of rain, Highway 1 closed
SF Chronicle: Santa Clara County moves into ‘high’ COVID tier, triggering new mask guidelines
City of Eureka Meetings: Economic Development Commission - Dec 21, 2022
City of Eureka Meetings: Transportation Safety Commission - Dec 13, 2022
City of Eureka Meetings: City Council - Dec 20, 2022
City of Eureka Meetings: City Council - Dec 19, 2022
Growing Pains, with Nick Flores: #100 - Josh Berger
RHBB: Supreme Court Denys R.J. Reynolds’ Attempt to Block California’s Flavored Tobacco Ban from Taking Effect
RHBB: Eureka’s Participatory Budgeting Leads to Ideas for Dealing with Traffic Safety and Alternative Housing
Monday, Dec. 12, 2022
Chico Enterprise Record: Chico State professor’s colleague said he talked of mass shooting last year and bought a weapon
AP News: Report uncovers widespread racism at Dutch foreign ministry
Orlando Weekly: Florida medical marijuana operator Trulieve faces lawsuit over employee layoffs
Governor's Office: Governor Newsom Visits California-Mexico Border
Indian Gaming: Rep. Kilmer, Sen. Warren Unveil Honoring Promises to Native Nations Act
Politico: Here's a reality check for nuclear fusion
Politico: Oklahoma takes 'momentous' step to allow taxpayer-funded religious schools