News Blog
/ By Iridian Casarez
(June 22, 2021)
The long-awaited North Coast Otters Public Art Initiative's treasure hunt of 108 otter sculptures painted by local artists spread throughout five North Coast counties has finally begun and will continue...
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Obituaries
/ By North Coast Journal Staff
(June 22, 2021)
It is with deep sadness we share with our community that on June 15, Nita Cannady’s soul left this earth. If you knew her, you knew how loving and...
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Obituaries
/ By North Coast Journal Staff
(June 22, 2021)
John E. Walker was born on June 28, 1948. He was the smallest baby in the Walker family. He attended Trinidad School Kindergarten-eighth. He was the first class at McKinleyville...
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News Blog
/ By Kimberly Wear
(June 22, 2021)
A Eureka woman who was reported missing in May was found dead yesterday morning by maintenance workers who were clearing heavy brush off of Fairway Drive, according to the...
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News Blog
/ By Kimberly Wear
(June 21, 2021)
Public Health today reported 39 new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed since Thursday and six more people have been hospitalized, including two people in their 50s, one in their...
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News Blog
/ By Thomas Lal
(June 21, 2021)
As Andrew Allanson belted the first home run of the game out over the left field wall and onto the freeway, fans jumped to their feet and cheered all...
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News Blog
/ By Kimberly Wear
(June 20, 2021)
A decades-long effort to protect spring Chinook took a major step forward last week when the California Fish and Game Commission unanimously approved listing the fish as threatened under...
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NCJ Preview
/ By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill
(June 19, 2021)
This week, we're looking at the ceremony held at Sumeg Village honoring artist, Karuk elder and singer. It was a chance for friends, community members and family to express their...
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A+E
/ By Kali Cozyris
(June 19, 2021)
Redwood Curtain Theatre continues its live Zoom performances of prior plays with one of its best reviewed and most memorable productions, David Lindsay-Abaire’s Good People, this Sunday, June 20 at...
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News Blog
/ By Kimberly Wear
(June 18, 2021)
UPDATE: The Eureka Police Department reports, "situation is clear and roadway is back open." PREVIOUS: The Eureka Police Department is asking people to avoid the area of Broadway and...
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A+E
/ By Kali Cozyris
(June 18, 2021)
Celebrate Juneteenth, the anniversary of the announcement of end of slavery in America back in 1865, with Black Humboldt and the Eureka chapter of the NAACP on Saturday, June...
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A+E
/ By Kali Cozyris
(June 18, 2021)
The Mateel Community Center presents the 44th Summer Arts Faire Saturday and Sunday, June 19 and 20 with indoor and outdoor stages packed with music to make up for all...
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News Blog
/ By Kimberly Wear
(June 17, 2021)
Most county offices will be closed Friday in observance of Juneteenth, which was established as a federal holiday this week to mark the day in 1865 when enslaved people in...
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News Blog
/ By Kimberly Wear
(June 17, 2021)
Public Health today reported 13 new COVID-19 cases and one additional hospitalization, a person in their 40s who had not been vaccinated. In the last week, two local residents,...
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News Blog
/ By Kimberly Wear
(June 17, 2021)
The Federal Energy Regulatory Committee today paved the way for the four dams clogging the Klamath River to be taken down, approving a transfer of the hydroelectric license from...
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News Blog
/ By Kali Cozyris
(June 17, 2021)
The Humboldt Crabs are making it easier to get back into the swing of things by offering two COVID-19 vaccination clinics this summer. The first one is this Saturday, June...
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What's Good
/ By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill
(June 17, 2021)
Last week, a joyful Chris Hollen announced the sale of her restaurant Folie Douce to Jacob Masslich, who'll be spending the summer transforming it into The Kitchen Arcata. Hollen says she's...
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A+E
/ By Kali Cozyris
(June 17, 2021)
This week, COVID-19 restrictions are lifting and so are our spirits. As if meeting the moment, the hills, gardens, bars and parks are alive with the sound of music. Every...
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News Blog
/ By Kimberly Wear
(June 16, 2021)
Public Health today reported the county's second COVID-19 death in as many days and the confirmation of nine new cases of the virus. No additional hospitalizations were reported. The...
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News Blog
/ By Nigel Duara/CalMatters
(June 16, 2021)
California’s eviction moratorium is coming to an end June 30. Since the earliest days of the pandemic, housing analysts have worried about a tsunami of evictions whenever the state...
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