Author: Myles Cochrane

Cheap Hollywood flights, Crabs baseball comin’, the Sheriff got a nod from the Governor, drive-in movies, Jimmy Fallon appears in a Sara Bareilles related promo before she records music locally… and more.

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Summaries of the week’s top stories.

Bummed about allegedly bogus charges and false promises? You can at least vent via a form that’s circulating. (In the latest episode of Humboldt Last Week)

Humboldt Last Week episode description Violent and demeaning messages allegedly sent between at least two Eureka cops get national news coverage, Hulu is investigating a supposed local 1990’s cannabis-farm slaying by Bigfoot, a local look at the Governor Newsom recall effort, a fifth of Humboldt County has had at least one COVID vaccine dose, locals again rise to help their neighbors,

California’s Secretary of state has verified 4,425 Humboldt County signatures in favor of the recall, according to the effort. (Humboldt Last Week)

A study found the California exodus was a myth and Humboldt County gained residents, the ‘Ninja Turtles, a good samaritan MMA star, plans for the former Scotia Inn, Trinidad’s replica lighthouse, why we cover certain notable Humboldt County exports, cannabis taxes, vaccine doses keep pouring in, details surface on an accused triple murderer, a plea for the health of SoHum, live shows, and more.

It’s possible lower dangers related to COVID, wildfire, and public safety (among other things) are bringing folks in from the Bay Area, remarked HSU Economics Department Chair Erick Eschker with the caveat that more data is needed. (Humboldt Last Week)

A staffer slams Providence St. Joe’s in opposition to nixing childbirth at their Fortuna facility, an alleged dirty jailer, an alleged triple-murderer teen is making demands, an upcoming James Cameron TV series gets the Trinidad bump, vaccines are comin’ in hot, a sting nets alleged child predators, a heads-up cashier, the return of some classic local beer, a look at the Klamath dam removal effort, local college football will return from the dead, Food For People’s perseverance, an embarrassing parking job, and more.

While Providence St. Joe’s touts nixing childbirth at their Fortuna facility as a smart move, a growing organized opposition wants the community to stop donating to the hospital until the decision is reversed. (Humboldt Last Week)