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
LA Times: 19 women allege medical abuse in Georgia immigration detention
Press Democrat: Authorities seek armed group who pistol whipped, punched pair on marijuana farm
Press Democrat: Coronavirus: California records deadliest day of October with Sonoma County leading the Bay Area
SF Chronicle: Lowride Culture Spreads Across The Globe
SF Chronicle: Trump issues order for some career federal employees to lose their civil service protections
SoHum Parlance: Bernie for Secretary of Labor!
RHBB: Dr. Josh Ennis Explains That Covid Deaths Are Under-counted Nationwide, Has No Comment On Recent Covid Death While Investigation Is Pending, And More
RHBB: Focusing on Nicotine for Red Ribbon Week, October 23 through 31st
RHBB: Study: Thinning and Prescribed Fire Treatments Reduce Tree Mortality
Thursday, Oct. 22, 2020
RHBB: Two New Cases Reported Today-October 22; Previous Case Reassigned to County of Residence
Early Morning Fog: Top 10 Reasons to Vote for Donald J. Trump
SoHum Parlance: Well, Trump did better…
NCJ: Why do we keep voting on this? Exploring Prop. 13’s ‘Tax Revolt Family Tree’
NCJ: Felony Hit and Run in Eureka
County of Humboldt: October 22, 2020
County of Humboldt: Oct. 22, 2020 - Two New Cases Reported Today; Previous Case Reassigned to County of Residence
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Fri, 23 Oct 2020
County of Humboldt: Marijuana Enforcement Team Operation on Little Buck Mountain Road
Washington Post: Mary Trump: Psychiatrists know what’s wrong with my uncle. Let them tell voters.
Washington Post: Trump breaks agreement with CBS News by releasing his own video of ‘60 Minutes’ interview
KRCR: Shasta County holds special meeting, considers defying state orders
Wild Rivers Outpost: Harbor Search Warrant Leads Sheriff's K9s to More Than $200,000 Worth of Meth; Sheriff's Office Asks for Public's Help Locating Two Suspects
KRCR: 23 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Shasta County on Wednesday
LA Times: Russian hackers are targeting state and local government networks, U.S. officials say
NCJ: County Confirms Two New COVID-19 Cases
LA Times: California says 350,000 debit cards for unemployment benefits frozen over fraud fears
NCJ: Local Tribes Sponsor Day of Action for Removal of Klamath Dams
County of Humboldt: Help solve crime in your neighborhood by registering your security cameras
KMUD: Verdad en la Calle: Inmigración & LGBT
Wild Rivers Outpost: Building Assessment Highlights Inadequacies at City Police Station, But Tsunami Concerns Make Finding A New Home Challenging
Governor's Office: Governor Newsom Announces Appointments 10.22.20
NCJ: Elections Office: A Quarter of HumCo's Registered Voters Have Already Cast Ballots
Wild Rivers Outpost: One New Confirmed Case of COVID-19 in Curry County
Weather West: Very strong offshore wind event to bring extreme wildfire risk Sun/Mon, esp. NorCal
Mad River Union: So-Called Thoughts: Why I’m not voting for the two most experienced City Council candidates
Two Rivers Tribune: IN LOVING MEMORY: Mary Beth Baldy Doolittle
Redwood Coast Business: LIKE A BROKEN RECORD
RHBB: Red Salmon Complex: Another Day of Active Fire
Mad River Union: COVID guidelines for a safe Halloween and Dia de los Muertos
NCJ: NCJ Archives: The Haunting of Carson Mansion
RHBB: California Transportation Commission Invests More Than $830 Million in Highway and Rail Projects, Improves Pedestrian and Bicycle Access
RHBB: Two Vehicle Collision at Henderson and Broadway
Mad River Union: Volunteers naturalizing forest Saturday
Mad River Union: It’s extra important to get your flu vaccine this year
Huffington Post: Electrifying Homes And Cars Could Save The Climate — And $2,500 Per U.S. Household
Wild Rivers Outpost: Friends of Del Norte Call On County Supervisors To Ban Hazardous Waste Movement Along Hwys. 199, 197
Mad River Union: Sean Campbell: Breaking down the latest anti-Measure F canard
Mad River Union: APD hosts drug take-back event Saturday, Oct. 24