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Eureka Adult School teachers prepare for hearings
While the Eureka Teachers Association is saying that some Eureka Adult School teachers may be forced to choose between retiring early or risking losing their jobs after layoffs are finalized next month, retirement may not even be an option, according to the Eureka Cities Schools superintendent.
With Video: Zeppelin Eureka Returns To Offer Flights From LB...
The Zeppelin Eureka is making its second trip to So. Cal., offering flights from LB Airport for the next few days over the July 4th holiday weekend...including a special July 4th fireworks viewing flight.
Employee of EPD files suit against coworkers
A civil lawsuit between employees of Eureka Police Department is unfolding and involves a local and now defunct blog, accusations of defamation and 99 unnamed defendants.
Snoop and Marley set to play Redwood Acres Blazed and confused tour appears aptly named
In many ways, it seems an odd couple. It's gangster meets spiritualist, pimp meets romantic and hip-hop legend meets reggae prince.
Army reserve vessel comes to Humboldt Bay
The U.S. Army Reserve will be bringing in a 174-foot LCU Class 200 vessel to Eureka today around 3 p.m. at the Fisherman's Work Area dock, located at the foot of C Street.
VIDEO - Tea Party Prostest Eureka Ca Cap and Trade Passage
Video - Humboldt Tea Party Patriot gathering in Eureka Ca., Humboldt County - in response the what are being called 'The Despicable Eight' Republican Congressmen and Women who voted with the Democrats to pass the Cap and Trade bill in the house.
Eureka Protest Against Cap and Tax and the Despicable Eight
It didn't take Eureka, California long to respond to the terrifying passage through the House yesterday of a "Cap and Trade" bill that would deal a death blow to our teetering economy in the name of the increasingly farcical global warming hoax: Members of the Despicable Eight are advised not even to think about running as Republicans again in ...
100-year-old Eureka man stars in film
Rivers of a Lost Coast features the narration of Tom Skerritt and uses first-hand accounts of legendary fly fishermen to re-live the Golden Era of angling along Northern California rivers like the Eel, Smith and Russian.
Without clarity, local municipalities take aim at moving fiscal targets
As state budget talks met a series of roadblocks and detours Thursday, local agencies started coming to grips with the possibility that they will soon see IOUs instead of checks from the state.
Art classes for children in Eureka this summer
The Ink People Center for the Arts is offering art classes for children with long time children's art instructor and artist Laurie 'Arupa' Richardson.
Budget deficit threatens Adult Day Health Care
For 35 years, Adult Day Health Care has provided Humboldt County's aging and disabled population with medical care, counseling and social activities.
Eureka, employee unions to discuss possible pay deferrals
The Eureka City Council will hold a closed session meeting Tuesday with representatives from several labor unions that may result in a decision on the groups' potential pay raise deferrals -- something that would help the city's budget by $800,000. The groups include the Eureka Firefighters' Local #652, Eureka Fire Officers Local, Eureka Police ...
Tape may shed light on Pease killing
A man charged in the February stabbing death of Eureka man Andrew Pease seems to have admitted to the killing in a recorded jail house conversation with his mother, which was played at a preliminary hearing in Humboldt County Superior Court Tuesday.
A man was stabbed at a party on the 1500 block of East Avenue early Friday morning, and two others were cut, according to the Eureka Police Department.
Century-old carriage house lost to fire
A carriage house dating from around a century ago suffered heavy damage Monday evening in a fire.
Calif. cities' military recruiting laws tossed
A federal judge has struck down two Northern California city ordinances banning military recruitment of minors.
Eureka continues budget discussions
As the Eureka City Council gets closer to the July 1 deadline for a new budget, it continues to painstakingly go through possible cuts to fill a $1.3 million gap.
Eureka's Target included in list of alleged environmental offenders
Eureka's Target is among those targeted in a legal action filed against the company by the California attorney general, 20 district attorneys and the Los Angeles city attorney, claiming some stores are dumping hazardous waste at landfills despite repeated warnings.
Sale of park would benefit state, feds, citizens
The state of California has at least a $24 billion budget deficit and owns some of the nicest redwood parks on the planet.
New suspect arrested in Easter robbery
Authorities have arrested a second suspect in connection with an Easter Sunday home invasion robbery in McKinleyville that ended with one man shot two times.