Category: Can You Help?

Provided by the Coast Guard: The Coast Guard invites members of the public to attend the annual Coast Guard Housing Garage Sale on May 9, 2015 from 8:00am to 4:00pm at the intersection of Park Boulevard and Coast Guard Way, across from La Fayette Elementary School in Eureka, CA.

According to the scanner, the California Highway Patrol (with some help) has a horse corralled on Hwy 101 near Piercy. Currently, the horse is being held with a dog harness. Piercy Fire has been notified but they aren’t on the scene. Is anyone missing a “golden brown horse?” We know that isn’t much of a description so we’ll try to get more

  UPDATE: Bikes have been retrieved. Can you help? Yesterday, five motorbikes were stolen from a home in the Shelter Cove area. Taken were a green Kawasaki 250 a black/white honda 150 an orange KTM 50 a blue Yamaha pw 50 a restored 1980 Honda 50. The owner’s first bike. He has had it since he was a kid.   At

A faded maroon colored Toyota 4-Runner was stolen from 9th and K Street in Arcata after 11 p.m. last night and before 10 a.m. this morning. Its license plate number is 7GOT583. The vehicle, aka the Pink Panther, has a Cypress Grove sticker in the back window. Please be on the lookout for this car. If you have information, please contact the Arcata Police Department at (707) 822-2428.

Our local volunteer firefighters train on evenings and weekends to save you.  Just recently, the whole North Coast learned of the incredible rescue by multiple volunteers who united to save one man injured while running the Lost Coast Trail. Five Telegraph Ridge Volunteers were part of that massive effort. On April 7, they helped save a home. And, then they donate money to buy

STOLEN VEHICLE! A Black Jeep Cherokee Laredo was taken from Willits Senior Center today about 2 p.m. while the owner was working. The reporting party isn’t sure whether the thief went north or south. “Hoping for help from community,” says family of the owner. License plate # 4DHD635. Please call your local law enforcement if you spot the vehicle or you can contact the Willits Police Department.

In the same way that it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a community to keep community radio on-the-air. Bills for power and tower-rental fees, saving for the replacement of aging equipment, salaries smaller than they should be for a tireless and dedicated staff … it all adds up.

Teen Court is a juvenile offender diversion program based on restorative justice and peer accountability.Teens, who have admitted guilt, agree to have their case heard by their peers, who focus on coming up with an appropriate sentence that will help the offender to learn from their mistake

A benefit for wildlife…where you get to drink beer…Because wildlife…Because beer…What else is there to say?