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.
Yesterday
The Oregonian: Fugitive Oregon politician likely planned disappearance for weeks as legal pressures mounted
KRCR: Nurses at Redding hospital announce strike over staffing concerns
KRCR: Siskiyou County deputies investigate disappearance of Amber Ariza, last seen in Arcata
Press Democrat: Southwest Airlines announces flights to Austin, Texas, from Sonoma County airport
KQED: Why Silicon Valley Got Cozy With the Military
KQED: Factory-Built Housing Hasn’t Taken Off in California Yet, but This Year Might Be Different
KRON: Triple-punch series of storms forecast this week
Action News Now: Winter weather prompts chain screening on I-5 north of Redding
CBS Bay Area: Suspect in shooting at Santa Cruz campsite arrested
CBS Bay Area: Rockslides along Highway 1 in Big Sur lead to full closure of roadway
SF Gate: Woman whose dogs killed Diane Whipple denied parole
KRON: All-you-can-eat Wagyu restaurant opening this week in San Jose
KRON: Body of missing elderly woman found in Santa Cruz Mountains
SF Gate: French Laundry owner slams proposed affordable housing project near restaurant
AP News: The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who led the Civil Rights Movement for decades after King, has died at 84
AP News: Shooting at Rhode Island youth hockey game leaves 3 dead, including shooter, and 3 more wounded
SF Gate: World's largest brewing company to put 50-year-old Bay Area plant on market
SF Gate: This Bay Area man skied down Mount Everest. Now he stars in a movie.
San Jose Mercury News: Missing UC Berkeley student’s body found in Lake Anza in Tilden Park
Sacramento Bee: High-Speed Rail CEO arrested in Folsom hours after event with Gov. Gavin Newsom
Times-Standard : Four-day maintenance strike begins at Cal Poly Humboldt
RHBB: Mendocino National Forest Announces Seasonal Hiring for Upcoming Field Season
RHBB: New Cal Poly Humboldt Study Looks at Trees, Powerlines, and Wildfire Risk
RHBB: Six Rivers National Forest Unveils Plans to Hire Summer Seasonal Employees for 2026
Monday, Feb. 16
RHBB: Lightning Storm Happening Over Humboldt County Tonight
RHBB: Shelter Ready as Cold Weather Moves into Humboldt
SoHum Parlance: Academics and Epstein
RHBB: Fatal Crash Reported on Highway 1 Near Gualala
SoHum Parlance: Terrorize the children
KINS's Talk Shop: Talkshop February 16th, 2026 – John Dalby
Governor's Office: Governor Newsom launches UK climate partnership, welcomes nearly $1 billion Octopus Energy clean tech commitment
Times-Standard : Pedestrian killed on Broadway in Eureka Friday
Times-Standard : Ferndale fire kickstarts annexing, property tax increase process
RHBB: Yikes! Snow Expected Earlier, Falling Lower as Major Winter Storm Hits Interior Humboldt and Beyond Tonight
RHBB: Klamath National Forest Announces Seasonal Hiring for Upcoming Recreation Season
RHBB: Shasta-Trinity National Forest Prescribed Fire Work To Occur in Two Ranger Districts This Week
Sunday, Feb. 15
100% Humboldt, with Scott Hammond: #108. Leslie Castellano—Art, Transit, And A Kinder Eureka
Humboldt Sports: BREAKING — 13 H-DNL teams included in the NCS playoff field
RHBB: RV Fire Near Founders Grove
Politico Magazine: The Friday Read ‘The Industry Comes In and Kills the Work of Local Citizens’
The Guardian: Anatomy of an upset: how Ilia Malinin lost Olympic figure skating gold
The Hill: Democrats say Trump’s climate rollbacks ‘corruption in action’
The Hill: CBP official charged with harboring girlfriend who is in US illegally
Politico: EPA boss offers forceful defense for scrapping landmark Obama climate policy
The Hill: US catches case of New World screwworm. What can be done to stop its spread?
The Guardian: ‘I feel like a ghost’: new father deported by ICE to Bhutan that exiled his family
The Guardian: No fuel, no tourists, no cash – this was the week the Cuban crisis got real
Indian Country Today: In new agreement with state, Indigenous landowners soften resistance to Alaska's Ambler Road
Reuters: Courts have ruled 4,400 times that ICE jailed people illegally. It hasn’t stopped.
Washington Post: Why the slowing of the world’s fastest ocean current would mean big trouble
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