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A recent decision by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals allows Humboldt residents to fight against county cannabis fines they claim are unconstitutional.
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Some residents of Northern California are trying a new tactic to stop U.S. military aid to Israel: a class-action lawsuit against their Congressional representatives.
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Cal Poly Humboldt’s bachelor’s program offers new opportunity to people incarcerated at maximum-security Pelican Bay State Prison
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According to preliminary results, Eureka’s Measure F has failed.
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Providence St. Joseph Hospital agreed to provide emergency abortions after the state sued it, alleging it denied care to a woman who miscarried.
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Humboldt County passed a rent control measure for mobile home communities back in 2016. That measure now applies to RV parks. And the county is expecting a lawsuit.
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In Eureka, a plan to turn parking lots into affordable housing seemed like an idea everyone might agree on. Instead, it has led to a fierce debate about the city’s future and the most expensive ballot measure campaign in the county’s history.
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California’s attorney general announced lawsuits against Providence St. Joseph Hospital for refusing to provide emergency medical care earlier this year.
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Humboldt County Supervisors agreed to send a letter to San Francisco’s mayor on Tuesday about a program that’s allegedly been bussing homeless people to their county.
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The fast-moving Boise Fire started late last week in Six Rivers National Forest and has burned quickly over steep terrain.
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For the first time, drivers on Highway 101 will be alerted to the North Coast’s iconic Roosevelt elk wandering near the roadway, thanks to a new high-tech elk detection system.
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A Superior Court judge in Humboldt County has resigned and admitted to 17 counts of wrongdoing while in office.
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Protesters on the Cal Poly Humboldt campus in Arcata have now shut down the university through the weekend. The pro-Palestinian protesters have been occupying a building on campus since Monday.
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A draft plan estimates it could cost up to $4.5 billion dollars to connect a future offshore wind energy project on the Northern California coast with the rest of the state’s electric grid.