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Thursday, Dec. 31, 2020

The Guardian: California reaches 25,000 coronavirus deaths during deadliest month yet

NY Post: Majority of Ohio nursing home workers not taking COVID-19 vaccine

NY Post: COVID-19 outbreak at Washington state Costco leaves 145 workers infected

KRCR: FDA announces recall for pet food after at least 28 dogs die

KTLA: China gives go-ahead to its 1st homegrown vaccine said to be 79.3% effective

KTLA: California National Guard medical corps pitches in to help struggling hospitals

Press Democrat: Large weddings expose Sonoma County’s enforcement challenge

Press Democrat: Newsom extends protections on price gouging for North Bay another year

Press Democrat: How new federal guidelines over alcohol use benefits the Sonoma County wine industry

SF Chronicle: A Vacaville police officer was filmed punching his K-9. Now he's being investigated.

SF Chronicle: Missouri senator to contest Biden's Electoral College win

SF Chronicle: California moved Humboldt to a less restrictive tier, alarming local officials

SLO Tribune: COVID is surging, yet Cal Poly reopens Jan. 4. Here’s what the university should do instead

San Luis Obispo Tribune: A remarkable high-desert bird may go extinct in California. What must die to save it

East Bay Times: Newark: Judge rejects bid to stop housing development next to wetlands

LA Times: Activists, Christian singer’s fans clash on skid row over COVID-19 ‘superspreader’ concert

East Bay Times: In 2016, a California inmate’s suit ended indefinite solitary confinement policy. Now he says prison is using dirty tricks to keep him in ‘torturous’ conditions

San Jose Mercury: Anti-mask protesters hold demonstration at Downtown Santa Cruz Farmers Market

Cal Matters: Newsom announces $450-per-student incentive to reopen schools

LA Times: New, potentially more contagious coronavirus variant found in California, Newsom says

USA Today: Experts have told Americans to consume less sugar, alcohol, but new dietary guidelines don't reflect that

USA Today: Coronavirus updates: US logs daily record of 3,725 deaths

USA Today: Employee intentionally removed COVID-19 vaccine from fridge, ruining more than 500 doses, hospital says; FBI investigating

City of Eureka Meetings: Historic Preservation Commission - Cancelled - Jan 06, 2021

RHBB: Dr. Hoffman Compares Red Tier To Purple Tier Restrictions- Cautions Restaurants and Businesses of Reopening During Local Spike In Covid-19 Transmission

Growing Pains, with Nick Flores: 0.22 - Jenna Catsos

Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2020

Governor's Office: Governor Newsom Statement on Death of Fresno Police Officer

KMUD: New California Small Business Grant Program Open Until January 8, 2021

KMUD: First California Snow Survey of the Season

KMUD: Southern Humboldt Schools Seek Employees for Many Open Jobs

KMUD: Health Officer Clarifies What the Red Tier Means for Humboldt

KMUD: Local News for December 30, 2020

NCJ: City of Eureka Halts Enforcement on New Camping Ordinance

Wild Rivers Outpost: Del Norte COVID-19 Update: 13 New Cases Reported; 4 Hospitalized

RHBB: Actualización Sobre El Cumplimiento De Covid: Con El Cierre Del Centro De Información Conjunto, Las Infracciones De Covid-19 Se Informarán Directamente A Las Ciudades

RHBB: COVID Compliance Tip Line Which Has Been Operated by the Humboldt County Emergency Operations Center Joint Information Center (JIC) Will Be Shut Down January 1st

KINS: PM News 123020

Reuters: Biden to act quickly to roll back harmful 'midnight regulations' -transition

The Hill: Trump reportedly planning huge New Year's Eve bash at Mar-a-Lago amid surging COVID-19 cases

Governor's Office: Governor Newsom Announces Appointments 12.30.20

The Hill: Census Bureau to miss deadline for first time: report

Washington Post: Census Bureau to miss deadline, jeopardizing Trump’s plan to exclude people in the country illegally

Washington Post: As Statues Of America's Racist Past Were Removed This Year, So Were Tattoos

NPR: Even If It's 'Bonkers,' Poll Finds Many Believe QAnon And Other Conspiracy Theories

Washington Post: Sen. David Perdue became wealthy outsourcing work to Asia. Now the former CEO stands with Trump, who wants to ‘end our reliance on China.’

Washington Post: National Park Service investigates video showing a ranger Tasering a Native American man walking his dog off-trail

Mad River Union: COVID compliance going hyperlocal

Wild Rivers Outpost: Yurok Tribe Purchases 40-Acres In Klamath For Organic Farm; Over 65 Acres Will Be Dedicated To Food Production On Reservation

County of Humboldt: Dec. 30, 2020 - Compliance Calls Migrating to Local Jurisdictions

NCJ: Public Health Confirms 53 New COVID-19 Cases and Two Deaths


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