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Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020
County of Humboldt: Beware of scams this holiday season
City of Eureka Meetings: City Council - Dec 03, 2020
City of Eureka Meetings: City Council - Dec 03, 2020
NY Times: Up to 30 Million in U.S. Have the Skills to Earn 70% More, Researchers Say
NY Times: The Trump Administration Just Made the Citizenship Test Harder. How Would You Do?
NY Times: Oil Refineries See Profit in Turning Kitchen Grease Into Diesel
NY Times: Testing-Lab Workers Strain Under Demand
NY Times: Antitrust: Visa Is Doing What Big American Companies Do to ‘Protect This Business’
NY Daily News: Turkish moms gave birth to US citizens in Long Island crew’s $2.1 million ‘anchor baby’ Medicaid fraud, feds charge
Syracuse Local: See videos of meteor that caused large boom across Central NY, elsewhere
The Hill: UPS drivers told not to pick up shipments from major retailers amid pandemic-fueled holiday surge
The Hill: The big lie from Donald Trump
The Hill: 911 system at 'breaking point,' American Ambulance Association says
The Hill: Details emerging on vaccine cards that will accompany inoculations
CBS News : COVID Bay Area Exodus: Rents Continue To Tumble Across Bay Area, South Bay Sees 20% Drop
CNN: Lon Adams, who developed the recipe for Slim Jim jerky, dies of Covid-19
CNN: A nurse and six of her family members have Covid-19. And it began with a small act of kindness
Reuters: China vows to beef up 'weather modification' capabilities
Wall St Journal: Covid-19 Disbelief Saddles Health-Care Workers With Another Challenge
Politico: Climate purity tests for Biden nominees split enviros
Washington Post: Trump administration sets wave of executions for days leading up to Biden inauguration
Washington Post: Pompeo invites hundreds to indoor holiday parties after State Dept. subordinates are warned against hosting ‘non-mission critical events’
Digg: Video: This Is What Public Hospitals In Norway Look Like On The Inside
National Geographic: This ferocious water flea is mauling the Great Lakes
The Intercept: GOLDMAN SACHS LOG EXPOSES DAVID PERDUE’S STOCK TRADING CLAIM AS A LIE
The Intercept: TOXIC PFAS CHEMICALS DISCOVERED IN HUNDREDS OF PRODUCTS
The Oregonian: Could ocean conditions, not dams, be salmon’s nemesis? BPA-funded study says declines seen even where rivers run free
The Oregonian: New rule: Only dogs can fly as service animals, and emotional support animals don’t count
Del Norte Triplicate: Alexandre Family Farm grows into egg power
Del Norte Triplicate: Third tests positive for virus on the Yurok Reservation
Mt. Shasta News: CHP: Driver arrested in DUI crash on I-5 that kills Weed woman
Redding Searchlight: Redding faces 'flood' of requests to build compact 'granny flats'
Redding Searchlight: UPDATE: Woman dead following officer-involved shooting at Redding shopping center
Santa Cruz Sentinel: Artists from across the country come together to benefit Santa Cruz County’s CZU Complex fire victims
YubaNet: DWR Releases Initial State Water Project Allocation
Fox Sacramento: La Nina contributes to dry weather in Northern California
KRCR: State of California plans to allocate 10% of requested water supply to state agencies
San Jose Mercury: 11-year-old San Joaquin County boy fatally shoots self during online class
San Jose Mercury: Coronavirus: California hospitals filling fast with fall COVID-19 case surge
San Jose Mercury: Coronavirus economy: Job cuts hound Bay Area amid shutdowns
MSN News: Jared Kushner’s Middle East diplomacy could help him after he leaves the White House
USA Today: California wildfires: Power cut for tens of thousands as fire danger looms in Southern California
CNN: Pompeo is hosting holiday parties at the State Department amid coronavirus spikes
The Hill: US reports 3,100 COVID-19 deaths in one day, surpassing previous record by 20 percent
LA Times: Putin orders ‘large-scale’ COVID-19 vaccination in Russia with locally made vaccine
LA Times: California prosecutors fear prison unemployment scams are fueling a street crime ‘tsunami’