This week we have a story from Indian Country Today about the Karuk Tribe and a historic agreement with the state to make way for "good fire." We're also looking back at the history of the Eureka Woman's Club and its kitchen-based fundraising. This week's issue also shares thoughts on accessibility at Cal Poly Humboldt and an update on an abortion-related lawsuit against St. Joseph Hospital. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.

Our Summer of Fun issue is here with all the camp, craft, arts and outdoor options for kids in our county. We've also got an update on the plight of our local red abalone and Humboldt's marine ecosystem. There are possible developments in the conditional release of a convicted sexually violent predator and his placement in Manila, as well. Finally, we're checking out a new plant-based Witness Coffee in Eureka. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.

This week we're digging into a vegetable garden feeding residents at Eureka's juvenile detention center. We're also sharing experiences of Cuba as told by workers at an Arcata restaurant and checking in on the impacts of Trump's first 100 days. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.

For our annual Green Issue, we're looking into the Yurok Tribe's efforts to bring back prairie lands and all the flora and fauna that come with it. And if you're looking for new ways to eat your greens, we have a great recipe to change things up. We're also talking about a convicted serial rapist's return to the county now that his sentence is up.  Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.

This week we're sharing stories of the Indigenous activists who fought to remove the Klamath Dams. We've also talked to local breweries bracing for Trump's tariffs to raise the costs for aluminum cans and more. Finally, we've got a look back at the Hands Off protest against the Trump administration in Eureka. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.

Happy NCJ Taco Week! We're perusing the menu and checking out this year's taco trends at local restaurants. We'll share why we've changed how we print our papers starting with this issue, as well. We've also got a look at Congressmember Huffman's Town Hall last week. Elsewhere, the county is welcoming Ishung, the new black bear at the zoo. Finally, we've got a developing story on an alleged  cocaine and weapons operation connected to moving $11 million overseas through a local market. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.

This week we're looking into upcoming changes in programming at Cal Poly Humboldt (formerly Center Arts) due to organizational changes and a big budget crunch. We also have a story about how the Trump administration has removed a crucial report on Missing and Murdered Indigenous People from the Department of Justice website. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.

This week we've got the sad story of how lead ammo poisoned and killed one of our local California condors. We're also looking at how directives and cuts from the White House are costing jobs, food security and more in Humboldt County. Finally, get some milk for the story of one man's victory at a hot wing eating contest. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.

This week we're celebrating Sunshine Week with the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Foilies, naming and shaming those who blocked public information this year. We've also got an update on local resentencing and good news about a big comeback for a Mexican market and bakery. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.

This week we're talking about a planned fish market in Eureka and what it could mean for local fishers and people who love seafood. We're also sharing a spot for traditional Lao noodles and another for Mexican fusion birria ramen. Finally, we're taking a satirical look at the shifting values of the Republican party. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.