On the Cover
/ By Linda Stansberry
Before the infighting, the backlash and the evictions, there was a decades-old problem
(May 25, 2017)
Editor's note: This is the first of a two-part series looking back at the May 2, 2016, clearing of homeless encampments from the PalCo Marsh and what led to...
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News
/ By Thadeus Greenson
County blasts public defender lawsuit as political witch hunt as employees file grievances
(May 25, 2017)
The county of Humboldt is asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit alleging newly hired public defender David Marcus doesn't meet minimum state qualifications for the job, calling the suit...
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On the Cover
/ By Kimberly Wear
Arcata Threshold Choir brings comfort to those in need
(May 18, 2017)
Inside a bright blue cottage tucked along a quiet street, members of the Arcata Threshold Choir gathered on a recent Saturday morning to rehearse in the living room of co-founder...
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News
/ By Thadeus Greenson
City Council's handling of the case
may have violated the Brown Act
(May 18, 2017)
A Humboldt County Superior Court judge has ordered the city of Eureka to pay Davis attorney Paul Nicholas Boylan almost $90,000 for his work defending the Journal from a...
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News
/ By Kimberly Wear
Split Eureka council passes code of conduct
(May 11, 2017)
San Francisco Ethics Commission Chair Peter Keane believes the Eureka City Council was headed down the right path when members recently debated whether elected and appointed officials should make political...
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News
/ By Thadeus Greenson
How a defense team's gamble crumbled the case against Kyle Zoellner, and where it goes from here
(May 11, 2017)
It was a bold move, and one Humboldt County deputy public defenders Luke Brownfield and Kelly Neel weren't fully committed to until the last possible minute. It was the morning...
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On the Cover
/ By Thadeus Greenson
Two men, 20 minutes and the fracture in Arcata
(May 4, 2017)
David Josiah Lawson's mother's grief is audible as she speaks with her Jamaican accent. But so is her pride. She's in KHSU's studio talking to a radio DJ just...
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News
/ By Linda Stansberry
Eureka Rehabilitation and Wellness Center accused of dumping patient
(May 4, 2017)
Local law firm Janssen Malloy, LLC, which recently filed two complaints alleginglleging patient neglect and abuse against local skilled nursing facilities, has added another case to its slate, accusing...
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On the Cover
/ By Thadeus Greenson
Building on the legacy of its founder, a small land trust looks to do big things
(April 27, 2017)
Maybe you like to picnic at Moonstone Beach or surf Houda Point. Or perhaps a solitary walk along Luffenholtz Beach is more your thing, or tide pooling at nearby...
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News
/ By Kimberly Wear
25 years later, a look back on the quakes that changed the course of tsunami awareness
(April 27, 2017)
Twenty-five years have passed since that warm spring morning on April 25, 1992, when the Cascadia subduction zone delivered a far-reaching message — a magnitude-7.2 earthquake that shook the...
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On the Cover
/ By Laura B. Johnson
Harnessing the environmental, and political, power of our local food system
(April 20, 2017)
One of the many things that have been made abundantly clear since Jan. 20: Much-needed shifts toward environmental and community sustainability will not be coming from the top down....
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