KMUD News

Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, including all the NCS playoff games in baseball and softball, as well as recapping the Charles Lakin tournament championship games, the NCS track and field meets, and some big news out of Cal Poly Humboldt this week.

The Wiyot Tribe has broken ground on a new youth housing project in Eureka—part of a larger effort to reclaim ancestral land and provide critical support to Tribal and foster-involved youth. Lauren Schmitt reports... 

In a narrow vote, Eureka's controversial anti-camping ordinance failed to gain city council approval. Daniel Mintz reports. 

In its largest operation to date, the state’s Unified Cannabis Enforcement Task Force  conducted an operation in the Central Valley, leading to the seizure of 22,000 pounds of processed cannabis and 105,000 plants.

Recently the Klamath River Fund Announced $1.2 Million in Grants to Support Klamath Basin Restoration and Resilience. 

We spoke  to Craig Tucker at the Humboldt Area Foundation about the Fund which sprang out of the historic Klamath Dam removals.

A multi-agency law-enforcement operation seizes 123 million $ worth of illegal cannabis — The Klamath River Fund awards 1.2M for Klamath Basin Restoration and Resilience

Violence has erupted in rural Mendocino County, where sheriff’s deputies are investigating two separate homicides connected to cannabis grow sites. The incidents happened just days apart and have prompted a coordinated response from local law enforcement. KMUD’s Lauren Schmitt reports...