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.
Friday, Oct. 23, 2020
NCJ: Vegetation Fire North of Highway 36
Wild Rivers Outpost: Del Norte Unified To Send Letter to State Asking For More Resources, Better COVID-19 Testing
RHBB: [UPDATE 1:12 p.m.] Vegetation Fire North of Hwy 36
RHBB: Semi Rollover on Hwy 101 North of Orick
NCJ: APD Arrested Suspect from Last Night's Pursuit
KMUD: County Steps Up Action on Garberville Veterans Hall
City of Arcata Meetings: Public Safety Committee - Agenda - Oct 28, 2020 6:00 PM
KINS: Talkshop 102320 – Ryan and Dave
RHBB: Red Salmon Complex: 75% Containment
RHBB: August Complex: Still in Red Flag Status, But Weather Should Improve Today
RHBB: All Evacuation Orders and Warnings Lifted in Mendocino County
Politico: Trump privately conceded '50-50' climate change role in California wildfires
The Hill: Judge rules sexual assault case against the military's No. 2 officer can proceed
The Hill: Legal marijuana backers tout potential money for states
The Hill: Idaho county health board overturns mask mandate despite hospitals hitting capacity
Government Executive: Trump’s Order Sets the Stage for Loyalty Tests for Thousands of Feds
The Hill: Trump campaign films voters dropping off ballots
The Guardian: Fire tore through the Karuk tribe’s homeland. Many won’t be able to rebuild
NY Times: No Grumpy Old Men in the World of Chimps
NY Times: In the West, Lightning Grows as a Cause of Damaging Fires
NY Times: The U.S. reported its second-highest daily case total since the start of the pandemic.
NY Times: Hacking: Russia Poses Greater Election Threat Than Iran, Many U.S. Officials Say
Washington Post: U.S. signs international declaration challenging right to abortion and upholding ‘role of the family’
Washington Post: The town that built back green
Washington Post: Ovens, dishwashers and washing machines are breaking down like never before. But there’s nobody to fix them.
Washington Post: The maker of OxyContin admits to serious crimes. Why is no one going to prison?
Washington Post: Trump issues sweeping order for tens of thousands of career federal employees to lose civil service protections
Washington Post: To defend taking immigrant kids from their parents, Trump blamed Biden
NPR: Russian Hackers Break Into 2 County Systems, Stoking Election Security Fears
NPR: Colorado Fire Grows By Over 100,000 Acres In 1 Day, Hits Rocky Mountain National Park
NPR: On The Issues: Biden’s And Trump’s Environmental Plans
Digg: Here's How Donald Trump Has Handled Climate Change Over The Past Four Years In Eight Minutes
NPR: Trump And Biden Had A Real Debate, And 4 Other Takeaways
Wild Rivers Outpost: Del Norte, Curry County Art Scene: Halloween Film Festival, Winter Festivities, A Few Repeats From Last Week
East Bay Times: Firefighters control three-alarm fire beside I-580 in East Oakland
Santa Cruz Sentinel: Gatherings are biggest contributing factor in new coronavirus cases in Santa Cruz County
San Jose Mercury: Human remains found on Bay Area shoreline are those of mother who vanished in 1979
Action News: 1 DEAD AFTER FIERY CRASH IN TRINITY COUNTY
KRCR: Yurok: Support the Un-Dam the Klamath River Day of Action Oct. 23
KRCR: Fishing on the rise during pandemic, experts say helps with mental wellness
KCRA: 6 alleged members of 'murder squad' linked to 8 Central Coast killings
Sacramento Bee: Former 49ers star Dana Stubblefield sentenced to 15 years to life for rape conviction
Sacramento Bee: Gold Country Casino owners claim fraud, sue former tribal leaders seeking $38 million
Sacramento Bee: How liberal politics, COVID-19 and a high cost of living are fueling a new California exodus
Sacramento Bee: Black employees at California environmental agency allege systemic racism at workplace
LA Times: ‘MAGA’ hats allowed but ‘Biden’ gear banned under California in-person voting rules
LA Times: Analysis: Comparing Trump and Biden’s debate on race, immigration and climate change
LA Times: Ordered to stop, census takers fall short of target goal in some areas of the U.S.