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November 2020
- Four New Cases of COVID-19 Reported in Curry County Nov. 1
- RNSP Start Prescribed Burns in Bald Hills Near Orick Nov. 2
- Del Norte County Sees 12 New COVID-19 Cases, Public Health Reports; Two Pelican Bay Inmates Are Infected Nov. 2
- Eileen Cooper, Stubborn, Fearless Warrior For Del Norte's Wild Places, Dies Nov. 3
- EARLY CURRY COUNTY RESULTS: Additional Weed Tax Leading in Port Orford; Gold Beach's Anti-Black-Lives-Matter Mayor Facing Defeat Nov. 3
- Early Election Results For Del Norte Show Starkey Leading Cowan in Supervisor Race While Voters Appear To Favor Tax Measures; Numbers In For City Council, DNUSD Races Nov. 3
- Beach Fire Ordinance Update Kicked To New City Council; Inscore Proposes Extending Prohibited Area To Preston Island Nov. 4
- Crescent City Council Approves Ban On Smoking in Multi-Family Dwellings; Jason Greenough Dissents, Citing 'Liberty' Nov. 4
- Brookings-Harbor School District Releases More Info On Bringing Students Back To Campus Nov. 4
- Teenage Boy Hospitalized in Serious Condition After Falling 30 Feet Onto Rocky Ocean Debris, Crescent City Fire Says Nov. 5
- Hike & Bike A Car-Free Newton B. Drury Through Prairie Creek This Weekend Nov. 5
- Del Norte County, Yurok Tribe Awarded $670,000 To Assist Tribal Families Struggling With Opioid Dependency Nov. 5
- New Redwood National Park Trail Gets Green Light Nov. 5
- Three New COVID-19 Cases Reported in Del Norte County; Another Pelican Bay Inmate Tests Positive Nov. 5
- One New Case of COVID-19 Reported in Del Norte County Today Nov. 9
- Crescent City Man Arrested After Leading Officers on Erratic Highway 101 Chase in Stolen Car, Brookings Police Department Says Nov. 10
- Del Norte Board of Supervisors Approves Transferring $26,000 in Funds to Buy Virtual Golf Simulator Nov. 10
- Three New Cases of COVID-19 Reported in Curry County Nov. 11
- Two COVID Cases Newly Confirmed on the Yurok Reservation, Says Tribe Nov. 13
- Curry County Resident Recently Released From Oregon State Correctional Institution Tests Positive for COVID-19 Nov. 15
- Brookings-Harbor Superintendent: Oregon's 'Freeze' Does Not Affect Schools Nov. 16
- McGuire Virtual Town Hall To Focus On Last Chance Grade, Include Input from Huffman, Wood, Caltrans Nov. 16
- Enterprise Truck Goes Up in Flames After Crashing Into Power Pole on Elk Valley Road; Driver Suffers Moderate Injuries, Firefighters Say Nov. 16
- Possible COVID-19 Exposure At Rumiano Cheese Store After Employee Tests Positive; Del Norte County Moves Into Red Tier Nov. 16
- Del Norte Gets 15 New COVID-19 Cases Over Weekend, Public Health Reports Nov. 16
- It Looks Barren Now, But Ecologists Say Landscape Around Slater Fire Will Bounce Back Quickly Nov. 17
- The Brookings-Harbor School District is Giving Away Cranberry Sauce Making Kits, Thanksgiving Dinner Bags This Week Nov. 17
- 'A New Era For California Tribes'; Agreement Breathes New Life Into Klamath River Dam Removal Nov. 17
- With Measure S's Success, City Looks Toward Reopening Pool, But COVID Gets In The Way Nov. 17
- Public Health Officer Urges Those Who Can To Shelter In Place As High COVID-19 Case Counts Continue Nov. 18
- Brookings Harbor Board of Commissioners Votes to Relocate Bathroom, Laundry Facility at Brookings Beachfront RV Park Nov. 18
- Crescent City's Economic Outlook Is More Promising, Though Finance Director Still Urges Caution, Flexibility Amid Pandemic Nov. 18
- What Does Red Mean? Mayor Inscore, Supervisor Hemmingsen Break It Down Nov. 18
- DN Search & Rescue Seeks Culprit In Hit and Run That Took Out Their Rig Nov. 19
- COVID Concerns Cancel Community Thanksgiving Dinner; Food Security Task Force Plans Christmas Food Boxes Nov. 19
- 17 New COVID-19 Cases Reported To Public Health, Over100 People Quarantined In Last Two Days Nov. 19
- Del Norte, Curry County Art Scene: DNACA's Juried Art Show Goes Live, Local Exhibits, Gallery News Nov. 20
- Caltrans Plans To Spend 2021 Refining Alternate Routes Around Last Chance Grade, Continuing Emergency Work Needed To Keep Existing Highway Open Nov. 20
- Kalmiopsis Elementary Student Tests Positive For COVID-19, Brookings-Harbor School District Says Nov. 20
- Elections Office Releases 'Final Unofficial' Results; County Clerk Says She Will Certify Election Next Week Nov. 20
- With 14 New COVID-19 Cases Identified Friday, Public Health Warns Of Widespread Community Transmission Nov. 20
- Curry County COVID Report: Four New Cases Confirmed on Friday, Says Public Health Nov. 21
- Third COVID Case Confirmed on the Yurok Reservation, Says Tribe Nov. 21
- Commercial Dungeness Season Delayed Due To Poor Quality Crab Nov. 23
- Del Norte May Be In State's Most Restrictive Tier Soon, Public Health Officer Says Nov. 23
- Del Norte Enters State's Most Restrictive Tier; Public Health Officer Expected To Speak At Special City Council Meeting Today Nov. 24
- Yurok Runoff Election: Challenger Unseats Incumbent For North District, Vanlandingham Retains Weitchpec Seat On Tribal Council Nov. 24
- COVID-19 Exposure Moves Kalmiopsis Elementary to Distance Learning For Next Week; Brookings-Harbor School District Plans To Bring 7th- and 10th-Graders Back to Classroom Nov. 24
- Major-Injury Crash on Highway 101 in Smith River Nov. 24
- Crescent City Closes Offices To Walk-ins Through Jan. 4, Urges Public To Do Business Remotely Or By Appointment Due To COVID-19 Surge Nov. 25
- County Supervisors Finalize Motel Purchase For Project HomeKey, Approve Budget Transfer For Escrow, Closing Costs Nov. 25
- 'Treat Each Other Like You Could Be The One Carrying The Infection Into The House' Nov. 25
- County Limits Public Access To Offices Following COVID-19 Surge Nov. 25
- Nine New Cases of COVID-19 Reported in Curry County Yesterday Nov. 26
- Opioid Abuse Prevention Coalition Adds Del Norte Info To NCHIIN Database, Is Working On Tracking Local Naloxone Use Nov. 30
- Divas Scrap Christmas Parade Due To COVID-19 Nov. 30
- As Del Norte Preps For COVID-19 Vaccine, Public Health Officer Urges Residents To Do Own Case Investigation, Outreach If They Think They're Sick Nov. 30