KMUD News

Issues of community engagement are being raised as Eureka implements a Bicycle Master Plan with a new project. Daniel Mintz reports. 

After decades of battling neglect and red tape, and 9 years since the John Haynes Memorial Veterans Hall was closed and subsequently tore down, construction began today on the rebuild of the beloved hall. Lisa Music reports.

Over 200 Southern Humboldt residents east of Garberville were without power this afternoon, following a 911 call that required a response from fire personnel. KMUD’s Lauren Schmitt reports…

Winners and non-winners rejoice at the Ferndale finish line as new Kinetic Grand Champions are crowned —The Redwood Coast Energy Authority’s budget may go into the red by next year due to shrinking demand for Energy — A Non profit dishes out grants benefitting job growth initiatives in the Redwood Region, and offers families help with childcare costs. — These and other stories on KMUD news today.

Humboldt County is using less energy which is a positive thing but it could put the Redwood Coast Energy Authority's budget into the negative. Daniel Mintz reports. 

A recent stormwater sampling effort in Eureka revealed a troubling trend in area parking lots: even in period of relatively light rain, high concentrations of salmon-killing toxic compounds are being flushed directly into local creeks and humboldt bay.

Fortuna will seek voter approval of a new sales tax to address its serious budget shortfalls. Daniel Mintz reports.