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Turning to Mendocino, a geology professor breaks down what shook Covelo Friday night, and why the fault behind it has scientists and PG&E watching closely. Lisa Music talked with Humboldt State University emeritus geology professor Lori Dengler about an hour after the biggest one hit.
In this episode: Humboldt Made is seeking to expand local business collaboration to a regional level, and a geology professor breaks down what shook Covelo Friday night, and why the fault behind it has scientists and PG&E watching closely.
Comments on Eureka's tourism appeal got strong responses from a councilmember and the city's mayor as raising the city's hotel bed tax heads for the November election. Daniel Mintz reports.
The Humboldt Board of Supervisors debates Measure Z funding for school police programs. Daniel Mintz Reports.
In this week's Sports Report, Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, including why it was a good week for the Humboldt Eagles, why it was a disappointing week for the Humboldt Crabs, all the latest American Legion baseball news and what local team is featured in a documentary film that will be shown at the Minro Theater in Arcata this weekend.
This episode is primarily a public affairs roundup from Mendocino County, Trinity County, and the City of Rio Dell. We hope to be back to our regular programming tomorrow.
Our story on the tragic deaths and injury that occured when a car went over the Mattole Bridge into the river on Monday June 6th. Including our interview with Petrolia Volunteer Fire Department Chief Chris Gilda.
Our in depth interview with Humboldt Sheriff William Honsal on the NCCSC funded black helicopter used for Cannabis Enforcement in Southern Humboldt
In this episode we have stories on the tragedy off the Mattole Bridge, and our in depth interview with Sheriff William Honsal on Cannabis Enforcement via helicopter.
After last week’s coverage on HR1 and its impacts on Southern Humboldt healthcare, we wanted to get clarification on the future of healthcare services and the new hospital project from the Southern Humboldt Community Healthcare District, KMUD News Reports.
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