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.
Saturday, June 6, 2020
Buzz Feed: There’s One Big Reason Why Police Brutality Is So Common In The US. And That’s The Police Unions.
Redding Searchlight: Friday's March for Peace in Redding draws hundreds of protesters
Redding Searchlight: Interview: Sheriff knew about militia but didn't invite group to Redding protests
The New Yorker: Trump’s Public-Relations Army
The Oregonian: Tacoma mayor orders firing of 4 officers in restraint of black man who died
KRCR: Trinity Co. deputy who posted offensive George Floyd meme on Instagram no longer employed
KRCR: Redding's WaterWorks Park has reopened its doors
San Jose Mercury: Editorial: Zuckerberg now enabling Trump threats to Floyd protesters
The Guardian: Iowa touted its Covid-19 testing. Now officials are calling for an investigation
The Guardian: 'Selling off the future’: Trump allows fishing in marine sanctuaries
The Guardian: Trying to convince myself I'll be OK: thoughts from a young black man
The Guardian: Teargassed, beaten up, arrested: what freedom of the press looks like in the US right now
Mad River Union: Museum’s Native Plant Garden a beauty destination
Washington Post: A ‘misclassification error’ made the May unemployment rate look better than it is. Here’s what happened.
Citizen for Ethics: Ethics group files criminal complaint against Pence's chief of staff
LA Times: Anniversary of D-day landings in Normandy will be one of the loneliest remembrances ever
LA Times: Former director of Tijuana police Gustavo Huerta arrested on torture charge
RHBB: Unlikely to Move to Next Phase of Reopening Until June 12, Getting Tested, and More: Dr. Frankovich Answers Questions
Friday, June 5, 2020
RHBB: Driver Trapped After Crash in the Mattole Area
Governor's Office: Governor Newsom Signs Executive Order on Actions in Response to COVID-19 6.5.20
KMUD: Fire Safety Warnings from Shelter Cove Escaped Burn
KMUD: Lunar Eclipse June 5th; Thunderstorms and Rain Forecast June 6th
KMUD: Humboldt to Allow Compliant Reopening of Salons, Campgrounds, Lodging and Gyms
Times-Standard : VIDEO CLIP: United We Stand protest gathers in Fortuna
KMUD: KMUD Local News for June 5, 2020
KMUD: Peaceful Protest in Garberville in Solidarity with Black Lives Matter
KMUD: Garberville Veterans Hall Reconstruction Update
KMUD: Humboldt County Discloses Whom Have Passed Away From COVID-19
NCJ: Antarctica Research Vessel Taking Harbor in Humboldt Bay, LoCo Reports
Wild Rivers Outpost: Power Outage in Orick; 267 Customers Affected
Wild Rivers Outpost: 'I Am A Cycle-Breaker': Yurok Tribal Men, Women, Staff Call For Ousting of Javier Kinney
County of Humboldt: June 5, 2020
Governor's Office: Governor Newsom Statement on Death of El Centro Police Officer
County of Humboldt: June 4, 2020 - More Than 1,200 Humboldt County Businesses Certified to Reopen
NCJ: County: Details on When More Humboldt Business Sectors Can Open Coming Soon
County of Humboldt: June 5, 2020 - State Says ‘How,’ County Decides ‘When’ Businesses Reopen
County of Humboldt: June 5, 2020 - State Says ‘How,’ County Decides ‘When’ Businesses Reopen
Mad River Union: A dream realized: Humboldt State University opens enrollment for new nursing program
County of Humboldt: Please Fill Out Humboldt's Cannabis Industry Questionnaire
City of Arcata Meetings: Planning Commission - Agenda - Jun 9, 2020 6:00 PM
City of Arcata Meetings: Planning Commission - Agenda - Jun 9, 2020 6:00 PM
RHBB: Major Injury Accident on Hwy 162 Near Hwy 101 South of Laytonville
County of Humboldt: June 5, 2020
County of Humboldt: June 5, 2020 - No New Cases Reported Today
RHBB: State Says ‘How,’ County Decides ‘When’ Businesses Reopen
NCJ: Student Activists Lead Peaceful Protest in Garberville
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Sat, 06 Jun 2020
Mad River Union: Union Editorial: On Measure R, we were penny-wise and house-foolish
NCJ: County Confirms No New COVID-19 Cases, Identifies Fatalities
RHBB: Lists and More Lists: Humboldt County Has Lists of Certified Open Businesses