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… that margin at a daily infection rate of 18.3), and to participate, schools must submit a reopening plan for approval to state and local health authorities by February 1 (a later submission would result …

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… people involved in or briefed on the negotiations. The most agreed-upon date for an end to the moratorium is June 30, although landlord advocacy groups are pushing for lifting the moratorium on April 1 …

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… Control and Prevention. The majority of children in the U.S. who have been diagnosed with the infection and the inflammatory syndrome have been Latino or Black. As of Jan. 8 there were 1,659 cases …

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… transactions were either put on hold or not processed. I am personally aware of only 1 user who experienced this but there may be more who have not communicated with my department. To all users of the CalCard, I …

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… what he had, whether it be a piece of wisdom or a burrito. Arcata Main Street set up a GoFundMe page Jan. 17 with the goal of raising $1,000 to benefit Gonzalez’s family. When this edition of the Journal …

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… 's been up to during the pandemic (1:40).”There was that lull in the middle where we though maybe things were calming down and I went and shot a movie in Humboldt County in Northern California …

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… Sheriff's Office: On Jan. 19, 2021, at about 1:30 p.m., Humboldt County Sheriff’s deputies conducted a probation search at a residence on the 500 block of Nob Hill Court in Shelter Cove following …

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… the Feb. 1 deadline for full grant funding because it began offering in-person learning for elementary students in November after applying for now-defunct reopening waivers. Many of the elementary waiver …

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… Day 1: New Sen. Alex Padilla Wants Trump’s ‘Enablers’ Out of U.S. Senate As he’s sworn in today by Vice President Kamala Harris to take her old seat, California’s newest senator …

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… this week. We are continuing to work through the remainder of the phase 1A healthcare workers who are out there. And we have not had to cancel any of those appointments. This also will affect some - many …

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… , confidential and available everyday 24/7 to all veterans, their family members and friends. Call 1-800- 273-8255 (and press ‘1’) or text 838255. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline also provides 24/7 free …

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… on charges of possession of a stolen vehicle (PC496D(A)), obstructing a public officer (PC 148(a)(1)), petty theft (PC 488), possession of a controlled substance (HS 11377(A)) and violation of parole (PC 3056 …

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… and booked into the Humboldt County Correctional Facility on charges of assault with a deadly weapon other than a firearm (PC 245(a)(1)).This case is still under investigation.Anyone with information about …

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… and backlogs in criminal and civil cases are spreading throughout California’s court system. Half as many cases were resolved — 1.4 million fewer — from March through August last year than during the same …

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… freezer, 1,600 designated for first doses and 1,900 intended for second doses. Local providers have additional doses, but with “no replacement options at this time,” Dr. Hoffman said. Public Health …