This week we're getting breakfast with Mexican flavor at the new Aroma's Cafe and sorting through election outcomes. We're also checking back in on Travis Schneider's building permit saga, now set to go before the Coastal Commission, as well as the mystery surrounding the Eureka City Schools' real estate deal. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.
This week we're looking at how changes in resentencing law grew out of a losing case here in Humboldt. We've also Judge Greg Kreis' response to recent allegations as the election draws near, as well as the good news about the McKinleyville Community Forest. We're also excited about an Indian pop-up out of a Mexican food truck and new official names for local birds. Hit subscribe for weekly stories from around the county.
This week we're checking out the good boys and girls in the NCJ Pet Photo Contest and talking Humboldt pet care. We've also got updates on dam removal and the Eureka City Schools property sale. Finally, if you're looking for a place to enjoy a coffee and a book while it's still chilly, we've got you covered with local cafes. Hit subscribe for weekly stories around the county.
This week we're sharing a CalMatters story about California cndidates and PAC money, as well as the breakdown of the long list of charges against Judge Gregory Kreis. Then we've got a pair of great local plays and local food history at the Clarke Museum. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.
This week we're talking about a guaranteed income program being tested with a small group of folks out in McKinleyville. We've also got the breakdown on a new equity fee taking the place of traditional tipping system at Sushi Spot, including what it means for staff and customers. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.
This week we're talking about the workers scrambling for unpaid checks in the wake of Mazzotti's closing, and the pattern of unreliable pay staff say went back years. Also, we're still following the mystery of who is behind the purchase of the Jacobs property from Eureka City Schools. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt County stories.
This week we've got a story about how conservationists are working to bring an endangered butterfly back from the brink of extinction. Also, the Eureka City Schools' property sale mystery continues. We've got a brief on the hostage situation and police shooting in Eureka. Finally, we'll look at how pop-up nights at Alchemy Distillery are a win-win for the host and the chefs. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.
For our annual Health and Wellness issue, we're diving into why vital outpatient lab services are leaving. We're also looking at how Humboldt stacks up against the rest of the state in terms of health, and why, as well as efforts to combat suicide in our county. Finally, we'll look at gardening for health, a Georgian beet recipe and side effect satire. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on local stories.
This week we're talking about the problem with target shooting on Horse Mountain, sometimes with inadequate backstops and close proximity to hikers and others. We've also got updates on what's happening with Travis Schneider's halted home building, as well as the release of Steven Dinsmore's release from prison. Finally, we're sampling the local ice cream at Jersey Scoops in Loleta, and finding out about the sea palms washing up on our beaches. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.
As 2023 winds down, we're looking back on the Top 10 most impactful stories of the year. We've also got the Top 10 Dick Moves that irked us in Humboldt, and suggestions for celebrating the New Year this weekend. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on stories from around the county.