Editorial
/ By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill, Thadeus Greenson and Kimberly Wear
(September 21, 2023)
In case you missed it — and unless you follow "news" websites of a certain political persuasion, you likely did — a story out of Humboldt County made national headlines...
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Seriously?
/ By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill
(March 14, 2024)
Ladeez Nite. Girlfriends, it can be tough to keep the fabulous vibes going when the people who want to define you solely by your reproductive organs also want to...
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Seriously?
/ By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill
(January 18, 2024)
Always take Zopissa as directed. Like the people in this ad, while laughing in a park with a non-threateningly diverse group of friends in colorful clothing. Or in full makeup...
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Seriously?
/ By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill
(January 4, 2024)
Good morning. Well, good pre-dawn. Here, let me bat your face to help you wake up. That's probably as much as your weak human eyes will adjust to the dark...
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/ By Carrie Peyton Dahlberg
(February 8, 2024)
If, as the Washington Post suggests, democracy dies in darkness, then democracy can waste away in the shadows. Coast Central Credit Union members — who are also its owners —...
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/ By Jennifer Savage
(January 11, 2024)
As I write this on a Sunday night, more than 48 hours have elapsed since the sheriff's office "received a call regarding human remains found by beachgoers in the area...
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/ By Brad Butterfield
One of Cal Poly Humboldt's evicted students shares his search for answers
(November 16, 2023)
On Wednesday, Oct. 25, I along with at least one other student living in their vehicle in Cal Poly Humboldt parking lots, was visited at my RV by Associate Vice...
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Mailbox
(March 14, 2024)
Editor: Thank you so much for your very informative collection of election results on the day following the election (NCJ Daily, March 7). It is very well done and so...
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Mailbox
(March 14, 2024)
Editor: You can say what you want about the folks behind the mysterious company that made the strangely high bid to buy the Jacobs campus property from the Eureka City...
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Mailbox
(March 14, 2024)
Editor: It is true that Six Rivers National Forest Service, for the first 20 years after designating the Horse Mountain Botanical Area, let unmanaged target shooting continue. They have been...
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