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September 2020
- Recall Effort Against Three School Board Members Abandoned Due to COVID-19; Committee Donates Money Raised to DNHS Music Program Sep. 1
- Crescent City Harbor Commissioners Reaffirm Support for STAA 197/199 Project Sep. 1
- Grant Opportunity For Local Artists Focuses On Resilience in Del Norte, Humboldt, Trinity Counties Sep. 2
- Geotechnical Studies For Last Chance Grade Project Continue as Caltrans Fixes 'Ski Jump' Sep. 2
- Harbor District Hopes Switching Operating Systems Will Prevent Missed RV Park, Slip Reservations Sep. 2
- Fires, Campfires and Stove Fires Prohibited At Five Campgrounds in the Smith River NRA Sep. 3
- Nonprofit Aiming to Breach Digital Divide Gives Chromebooks to Crescent Elk 6th-Graders; DNUSD to Measure Effect Owning A Device Has On Learning Sep. 3
- Del Norte Public Health Officer Gets a Deputy — Meet Dr. Palak Patel! Sep. 3
- Triple Digit Temps Expected for Del Norte, Humboldt, Mendo Interior Sunday Through Tuesday Sep. 4
- Dubious About Vote-by-Mail? 'Call or Ask,' Del Norte County Clerk Says Sep. 4
- One New COVID-19 Case Confirmed in Curry County, Public Health Says Sep. 5
- Offshore Winds Blow Smoke From Happy Camp Area Fire Into Del Norte; Smokey Conditions Expected to Last Through Thursday Sep. 8
- Friends of Del Norte: STAA 197/199 Project 'Falls Short on Safety and Long on Trucks' Sep. 8
- Smoke from Fires Near Happy Camp, In Oregon Contributing To Changed Air Quality in Del Norte Sep. 8
- Gitlin, Howard, Hemmingsen Trade Words Over STAA 197/199 Project Resolution; Gitlin Urges Board to Table Issue, Seek More Info from Caltrans Sep. 8
- (UPDATED) EMERGENCY: Residents of Gasquet and Surrounding Areas Ordered to Evacuate 'Now'; Highway 199 Closed to Through Traffic Sep. 9
- Gasquet Residents Evacuate to Fairgrounds; DNOES Will Offer Live Updates at Noon on KCRE, KPOD Sep. 9
- (Updated) 199 Closed at South Fork Road; Big Flat, Hiouchi At Stand By for Evacuation Sep. 9
- California Fires Force National Forest Service to Shutter All 18 Forests In Golden State Sep. 9
- Klamath Transfer Station Closed Due to Air Quality; Gasquet Transfer Station Will Likely Be Closed Tomorrow Due to Fire Sep. 9
- (UPDATED) Limited Resources and Multiple Blazes in Region Make Determining Slater Fire Boundaries Difficult Sep. 9
- Slater Fire Grows to 120,000 Acres and is Zero Percent Contained; Gasquet Evacuation Orders Still In Effect Sep. 10
- Humboldt and Del Norte Post Offices in the Fire Zone are Closed; Here's How to Get Your Mail Sep. 10
- BREAKING: Gasquet Residents Can Return Home; U.S. 199 Closed at Pioneer Road; Hiouchi, Big Flat Communities On Level 1 Evacuation Status Sep. 10
- Slater Fire Update: Remote DN Community Of Sun Star Evacuated; Though They Can Return Home, Gasquet Residents Should Be Ready to Leave Again Sep. 10
- (Update) Incident Command Team Battling Slater, Devil Fires Set Up Info Hotline; Crews Focusing on Structure Protection in the Illinois Valley, Happy Camp areas Sep. 10
- Stop for Broken Tail Light Leads to Seizure of Heroin, Suboxone and Replica Guns; Suspect Fled Scene, CCPD Says Sep. 10
- Crescent City Council Gets Heated Over Beach Fires, Call For Revamping 40-Year-Old Ordinance Sep. 10
- Slater Fire Prompts Closure of Oregon Caves National Monument near Cave Junction Sep. 11
- Today's Air Quality is Unhealthy to Very Unhealthy Across the North Coast Sep. 11
- Huffman, Colleagues, Call On Warren Buffett To Move Forward With Klamath River Dam Removal Sep. 11
- 'There's Fire Right Down on the Edge of 199'; OES Officials Tour Slater Fire Sites in Del Norte Sep. 11
- Crescent City Councilors Approve Proposed Fire Protection District Property Assessments For Hybrid Department Sep. 11
- Evacuees Are Welcome at the Humboldt County Fairgrounds Sep. 11
- ANGELS and DESPERADOS: Hosts of Angels—In Memorium Sep. 12
- Air Quality Advisory Issued for Del Norte County; Fire 'Hung Up' At Oregon Mountain Road And Backing Into Knopki Creek, According to Latest Update Sep. 12
- Another Curry County Resident Tests Positive for COVID-19, Public Health Says Sep. 12
- Fire Crews Hope For Containment of Slater Fire Near Happy Camp Today; Higher Humidity, Rain Expected Wednesday Sep. 13
- Gasquet Evacuation Orders Downgraded to Level 1 Be Ready; Big Flat Level 1 Order Remains; Hiouchi Order Lifted Sep. 14
- The Air Outside is Still Absolute Garbage Sep. 14
- Hazardous Trees, Low Visibility Due to Slater Fire Hinder Efforts to Reopen U.S. 199; Evacuation Orders Eased for Gasquet, Big Flat Residents Sep. 14
- Contour Will Continue to Fly From Del Norte to Oakland Under Federal Subsidy Program Sep. 14
- Crews Working to Clear Hazards on U.S. 199 From Slater Fire; Fire Is 10 Percent Contained, According to InciWeb Sep. 15
- Local Wildfires Prompt County Emergency Declarations Sep. 15
- Solid Waste Authority's Public Rep States Opposition To STAA 197/199 Project Sep. 15
- SMOKE REPORT: Conditions Looking Good on the Coast; Relief Possibly Coming for Inland Areas With Chance of Rain Later in the Week Sep. 16
- John Mayer Goes Outside — In Del Norte; Artist's Land Rover Promotion Example of 'Earned Media' Promoting Region Sep. 16
- Two New COVID-19 Cases Reported in Del Norte Sep. 16
- Solid Waste Authority, Recology Del Norte Seeks A Consultant To Help Renegotiate Garbage Rates Sep. 16
- Progress Made on U.S. 199, But Highway Still Closed Sep. 16
- New Incident Command Team Takes Over DN Portion of Slater Fire; Rain Predicted For The Area Sep. 17
- National Forests in California Remain Closed Due to Fires; Closure Applies to Hunters, According to U.S. Forest Service Sep. 17
- Staff Charge Del Norte Unified Admin With Lack of Communication, Training As Phase 2 Learning Transition Is Delayed Sep. 17
- Crews Work to Halt Slater Fire's Spread West of U.S. 199; Gasquet Residents Invited To Afternoon Meeting Sep. 18
- Bracing For $1 Million To Be Withheld To Next Fiscal Year, County Office of Ed Starts Loan Shopping Sep. 18
- Though 200 6th-graders Received Chromebooks, Del Norte Unified Is Still Short On Devices For Its Students Sep. 18
- U.S. 199 Has Reopened, Though Motorists Should Prepare For Delays, Caltrans Says Sep. 19
- One Shot in Klamath After Dispute Between Roommates, Yurok Tribal Police Say Sep. 20
- COVID-19 Case Connected to Kalmiopsis Elementary In Brookings; In-Person K-3 Classes Canceled Sep. 21
- Crews Working Slater Fire May Use Controlled Burn to Remove Excess Fuel in Knopki Road Area Sep. 21
- Del Norte Unified Unveils COVID-19 Alternative to LCAP; Plan Addresses School Reopening, Distance Learning, Student Mental Health Needs Sep. 21
- Gasquet, Big Flat Evacuation Orders May Be Lifted Soon; Most Resources Battling Slater Fire Were Local, District Ranger Says Sep. 22
- CARES Act Dollars Aid County In Balancing 2020-21 Budget Sep. 22
- Incumbent in Supervisor Runoff Election Says Nearly 50 Campaign Signs Were Stolen, Damaged; DN Sheriff Plans to Pursue Criminal Charges Sep. 22
- Sting Operation Busts Crescent City Business for Selling Alcohol to Minor; Several Adults Arrested for Purchasing Alcohol for Decoy Child Sep. 22
- Motorists Report Seeing Flames Off U.S. 199 From Slater Fire; Firefighters Working To Prevent Blaze's Spread South Sep. 23
- Crescent City Man Arrested for Attempted Murder for Allegedly Striking a Pedestrian With His Car; Police Cite Personal Vendetta as Cause Sep. 23
- School Board Candidates Set to Participate In Virtual Community Forum Next Week Sep. 23
- 'We're Going to Be Southern California Before We Know It'; Mayor Pro Tem Balks At Extending Beach Fire Ban Area Sep. 23
- Evacuation Orders Continue For Gasquet, Big Flat and U.S. 199 Communities; Critical Fire Weather Predicted This Weekend Sep. 24
- Yurok Water Analyst, KRRC Rep To Discuss Klamath River Dam Removal on Friday Sep. 24
- Proposed Legislation Targets Warren Buffett, PacifiCorp For Dams' Impacts to Klamath River Salmon Sep. 24
- U.S. Coast Guard Station Chetco River Rescues Newborn Kittens Abandoned Near Gold Beach Cat Sanctuary Sep. 24
- Crescent City Resumes Community Outreach For Beachfront Park Master Plan Sep. 24
- Slater Fire Update: Crews Tackle Spot Fires Near Monkey Ridge, Prep Knopki Creek Area For Prescribed Burn Sep. 25
- DNUSD Enrollment Down 260 From Last Year; Space May Be A Challenge For Parents Waiting Until In-Person Classes Resume Next Month Sep. 25
- DNUSD To Tighten Zoom Access After Students Are Caught Sharing Graphic Images, Audio; Superintendent Addresses Other COVID Concerns Sep. 25
- More Resources Aid Fight Against Slater, Devil Fires; Red Flag Warning, Heat Advisory In Place For Interior Sep. 28
- Celebrate National Public Lands Day Among the Redwoods This Saturday! Sep. 28
- 'Make Noise,' Yurok Tribe Water Analyst Discusses PacifiCorp's New Stance On Klamath Dam Removal Sep. 28
- Tuesday Coastal Air Quality 'Unhealthy' Sep. 29
- Crescent City Shattered Heat Record Set During the Harding Administration; Slater Fire Virtual Public Meeting At 6 p.m. Sep. 29
- DNSO Operation Targeting Child Predators Makes First Arrest Sep. 29
- SMOKE REPORT: The Air Will be Hazardous to Health in Hoopa and Willow Creek Today, Air Quality Management District Warns Sep. 30
- County Plans to Use $2.4 Million Grant to Purchase Local Motel, Convert it Into Permanent Housing for the Homeless Sep. 30
- 39-year-old Man Charged With Arranging to Meet A 14-year-old For Sex; Arrest First in New DNSO Operation Targeting Child Predators Using Decoys Sep. 30
- Caltrans Plan Closure of N. Fred Haight Drive at U.S. 101 Starting Thursday; Traffic Signal Will Be Placed At Intersection Next Week Sep. 30