Terry’s Take on Animal Rights Controversies
Terry’s latest cartoon connects rescue dogs and Alexandre Farm.
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Letter to the Editor: New Records Reveal EPA Stepped In on Samoa Lead Hazard Before Developer Put Up Fence
A reader’s public records request uncovers what County inspectors actually found at the stalled Cadman Street development, and why federal regulators got involved.
Read moreGovernment Watchdog Warns California Bill Would Let Agencies Sue Records Requesters
First Amendment Coalition director says AB 1821 has gotten “much, much worse” with just weeks left before a key Senate vote.
Read moreSupport Eel River Dam Removal at Upcoming Public Hearings, Urges Friends of the Eel River
Advocates for Eel River dam removal are urging members of the public to attend meetings next week in Ukiah and speak in support of dam removal and regional water security.
Read moreTerry’s Take on the Sidelines Returning
Ashes to Assets?
Read moreTerry’s Take on What Happens When the Information Superhighway Meets the River Way
The Broadband for All project finally reached Southern Humboldt. Unfortunately, the first thing downloaded into the South Fork Eel wasn’t data.
Read moreTerry Torgerson: Digging for the Truth at Miranda’s Rescue
As law enforcement says it remains committed to pursuing leads in the Miranda’s Rescue case, Terry Torgerson distills the controversy into a stark image of a supporter staring into an empty grave.
Read moreOpinion: California’s Next Governor May Be All Business
Xavier Becerra, the soft-spoken son of Sacramento immigrants, is the heavy favorite to replace Gavin Newsom — and political observers say his style couldn’t be more different.
Read moreFrom Orick to Garberville: A New Vision for California’s Outdoor Economy (Guest Column)
“All of rural California can benefit from the outdoor economy,” she says. “But we’ve got to be careful not to push out the people who are living there.”
Read moreSouthern Humboldt Teachers Argue Competitive Compensation Is Critical for Local Schools
Teachers say the real issue at the bargaining table isn’t just pay—it’s whether Southern Humboldt schools can continue attracting and retaining the educators students depend on.
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