Klamath News

Lawrence Dewolf, 32, Crescent City, was sentenced to six days in County Jail and fined $190 for misdemeanor failure to appear Donovan Lopez, 43, Crescent City, was sentenced to 48 hours in County Jail, three years probation and fined $1,678 for driving while under the influence Diane Hogan, 54, Crescent City, was sentenced to 48 hours in County ... (more)

EUREKA, Calif. - Police found 26-year-old cage fighter Jarrod Wyatt standing naked over his training partner's body in Klamath, California.

Frustrated that a deal to remove a string of hydroelectric dams from the Klamath River in Northern California has stalled, the Hoopa Tribe has petitioned federal authorities to restart the bureaucratic process in hopes it will get the dams out of the river more quickly.

Wilson says 'tribes are being used' by the feds Del Norte County Sheriff Dean Wilson has aligned himself with opponents of Klamath dam removal.

EUREKA, Calif. - A mixed-martial artist accused of ripping out his friend's still-beating heart and removing the man's tongue and skin while he was alive is competent to stand trial on murder, mayhem and torture charges, a Northern California judge has ruled.

A judge has ruled that a mixed-martial artist is mentally competent to stand trial on charges that he murdered and mutilated his friend.

A Del Norte County Superior Court judge is expected to determine today if a mixed-martial artist accused of ripping the still-beating heart from his friend's body is mentally competent to stand trial.

From the pages of the Crescent City American, May 1931. At the meeting of the Crescent City Chamber of Commerce on Monday, L. G. Westfall, secretary of the Chamber, read a telegraph from Assemblyman R. F. Fisher stating that the bill to close the Klamath River to commercial fishing had been defeated.

The Yurok Tribe is inviting the community to learn about its developing justice system that incorporates traditional tribal values into its services.

SO: Drugs found, and money concerns probed Klamath Fire Chief Jeff Genzoli was arrested on suspicion of drug-related crimes Wednesday after a search warrant was served at his home in connection with a possible embezzlement case, authorities said.

Salmon season regulations adopted by the Pacific Fisheries Management Council have local recreational and tribal fishermen preparing for a banner season as the largest run on modern day record is forecasted to return to the Klamath and Trinity Rivers.

Watching dog wood blossoms come and go as spring progresses has Weitchpec Yurok Magnet School students feeling like blooming scientists.

The place to be for May 20 eclipse Del Norte County is the place to view a solar eclipse May 20, and people are flocking here to see it.

The Yurok Tribe is rolling out new draft legislation next week in its attempt to place more than 1,200 acres of national park land under the tribe's control.

In little more than a month, the Bureau of Reclamation will celebrate 110 years of reclaiming the arid west.

More than 200 people spent a sunny Saturday gathering garbage and pulling invasive plants on the Klamath to improve anadromous fish habitat.