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August 2020
- Smith River Man Dies in Solo-Vehicle Wreck on Ocean View Drive Aug. 3
- Pending Vacancies on Library Board Highlights Overall Dearth of Local Candidates For November Election Aug. 3
- Active COVID-19 Case Traced to Travel; No New Cases at Pelican Bay, Del Norte Emergency Services Manager Says Aug. 3
- Officers Eradicate 8,194 Marijuana Plants, Note Numerous Environmental Violations at Unpermitted Grow Sites in Del Norte County Aug. 4
- DN High Seeks Input On Reopening Proposal; Parents Set to Receive First-Day Packets By Mail Aug. 4
- Billboard Complaints Reach Harbor District; Commissioners Consider, Reject, Asking Outfront Media to Remove It Aug. 4
- OBITUARY: Virgil Valadao, 1957-2020 Aug. 5
- City Councilors Approve Tax Measure Resolution, Authorizes $9,800 Extra For Digital Info Campaign, Elections Costs Aug. 5
- Nuisance Bear Closes Sand Camp on South Fork Smith Aug. 5
- Despite Misgivings Over Disputed Boundaries, Crescent City Harbor District Approves Land-Use Plan Update Aug. 5
- School Year May Start With Full Distance Learning; DNUSD Officials Recommend Extending 2020-21 Calendar Aug. 5
- 'We Are Essential'; Union Representing 400 Pelican Bay Staff File Grievance Protesting Lack of COVID-19 Safeguards at California Prisons Aug. 6
- Del Norte Students Will Start School Online on Aug. 31; Trustees Decide On Phased Approach to 2020-21 Aug. 6
- Special COVID-19 CDBG Dollars Earmarked For Mobile Market Project Focusing on Food Scarcity Aug. 7
- Crescent City Council Learns More About CDBG-Funded Business Loan Program, Receives Economic Resiliency Update Aug. 7
- Del Norte Gets Three New COVID Cases Friday; One of 11 Total Active Cases Has Been Hospitalized Aug. 7
- Following Billboard Vandalism, BLM Demonstrators Take Rally to Harbor, Plan Further Action Aug. 9
- New COVID-19 Case Reported; Patient Has Completed Isolation Period Aug. 10
- Several Local Districts Remain Open to Candidates for November Election; School Board Lineup Decided Aug. 10
- Del Norte Unified Town Hall Meetings to Address School Reopening, Special Education Aug. 10
- Billboards Prompt 'Good Public Behavior' Proclamation From Local Republicans; California Endowment CEO Writes to Roger Gitlin Aug. 11
- County Supervisors Reject Recommended Removal of Glenn Street, Cooper Avenue 4-way Stop Aug. 11
- Surge In COVID-19 Cases Not Unexpected, Del Norte Public Health Officer Tells Supervisors Aug. 11
- Assemblyman Wood Honors Del Norte Mission Possible As His Nonprofit of the Year Aug. 12
- Public Health Officer Explains Reasoning Behind Letter to State; Del Norte Gets 4 New COVID-19 Cases Aug. 12
- DNUSD, Partners Serve 88,396 Meals During Summer Food Program; Buses Deliver 39,000 To Local Kids Aug. 12
- Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation's Updated Gaming Compact With State Receives County Support Aug. 12
- Lineup Set for Crescent City Council, School Board Elections; Harbor, Healthcare, Library District Candidates Are Unopposed Aug. 13
- Del Norte, Curry County Art Scene: Aug. 14, 2020 Aug. 14
- It's Official: Students Will Start School Online Aug. 31 Aug. 14
- Del Norte Public Health: Redwood Coast Transit Passengers May Have Been Exposed to COVID-19, Though Risk is Low Aug. 14
- Mobile Census Booth Makes a Del Norte County Stop; Enumerators May Be Going Door-to-Door Aug. 14
- DNSO: Escaped Prisoner Will Return to Del Norte County Aug. 14
- Potential Scammers Target Local Businesses, Prompt DNSO To Send Emergency Alert to Residents Aug. 17
- (Updated) Working Toward A Full-time Shelter, DN Mission Possible Starts Small With Women's Transitional Housing Program Aug. 17
- Del Norte County's First Coronavirus Fatality Recorded Today, Says Emergency Services Aug. 17
- Its Financial Outlook Is Less Bleak, But Del Norte Unified May Need A Loan To Pay Bills, Staff This Year Aug. 18
- Need A Good Deed For the Day? Donate Blood! Aug. 18
- Crescent City's Financial Picture Is Slightly Improved, Though A $594,000 Deficit Exists Due to COVID-19 Aug. 18
- Redwood NP Seeks Comment On Proposed New Trail Aug. 18
- Crescent City Hopes Energy Projects Will Realize Enough Savings to Fund Improvements at New City Hall Building Aug. 19
- Unexpected Decision By Federal Regulators Sends PacifiCorp Back To Negotiations Over Klamath Dam Removal Aug. 20
- Yurok Youth Add Farming to Repetoire to Challenge Klamath's Food Desert Narrative Aug. 20
- Castle Rock Charter School Employee Has COVID-19; Staffer Hasn't Had Contact With Students, Coworkers, DNCOE Says Aug. 21
- 'We Are Their Voices': Group Advocating For Incarcerated Relatives Visits Pelican Bay, Del Norte Aug. 21
- Del Norte Interior, Upper Smith River, Lower-Middle Klamath Areas Included in Red Flag Warning Aug. 24
- Chamber Planning Sea Cruise Despite COVID-19; Classic Car Show Will Be Held Oct. 9-10 Aug. 24
- Second COVID-19 Case Connected To Castle Rock Charter School Aug. 24
- Del Norte Joins Humboldt, United Indian Health Services in Partnership To Expand COVID-19 Testing Capacity Aug. 25
- Seven Castle Rock Staffers In Quarantine Due to Reported COVID-19 Cases; Del Norte Sees Five New Cases Aug. 25
- Del Norte Unified Starts Preschool Online on Aug. 31; In-Person Classes Start Sept. 14 Aug. 26
- Gitlin, Howard Spar Over Tax Measure During Discussion On COVID-19 Relief Money; $2.78 M in CARES Act Dollars Can't Offset Revenue Loss, DN CAO Says Aug. 26
- Program Combating Food Waste, Hunger Redistributes 45,704 Pounds Initially Headed For Landfill Aug. 27
- Yurok Tribe, Others Sue Federal Government Over 'Unlawful' Changes to Foster Youth Program Aug. 27
- 70-Year-Old Crescent City Man Killed in Industrial Logging Accident, Says Humboldt County Sheriff's Office Aug. 28
- Film Crew Will Be at Preston Island, Brother Jonathan, B Street Pier and the Jetty, CCPD Says Aug. 28
- Expecting $7.76m To Be Withheld To 2021-22, DNUSD Starts Loan Shopping To Pay Staff, Bills This Year Aug. 28
- Public Health Points Del Norters to New Tool For Tracking Where It Stands On COVID-19 Roadmap Aug. 28
- (Updated) Del Norte's Public Health Officer Speaks To County's Position in California's 'Blueprint for a Safe Economy' Aug. 31
- Yurok Tribe Offering Free Drive-Through COVID-19 Testing for all Reservation Residents Every Wednesday Aug. 31
- 5k Fun Run-Walk in the Redwoods Goes Virtual Aug. 31
- DN Transportation Reps Hope to Get STAA 197/199 Project On Road Six Years After Environmental Lawsuit Stalled It Aug. 31
- On First Day of Virtual Learning, DNUSD Catches Student Sharing Inappropriate Images Aug. 31