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Structure engulfed in flames in Hoopa, firefighters at scene
HOOPA, Calif. — Firefighters responded to a house fire off Highway 96 in Hoopa on Wednesday morning. At around 11:30 a.m., the Hoopa Fire Department and Office of Emergency Services said a structure fire broke out at 9288 Hwy 96. They said the home was fully engulfed in flames with Hoopa Wildland Fire crews working to contain the blaze.
Chinese Pioneers: Power and Politics in Exclusion Era Photographs — A New Exhibition at the Clarke Historical Museum
This is a press release from the Clarke Historical Museum:. The Clarke Historical Museum, in collaboration with Humboldt Asians & Pacific Islanders in Solidarity (HAPI), the Humboldt County Historical Society, and the Humboldt County Library, is proud to announce the upcoming exhibition, “Chinese Pioneers: Power and Politics in Exclusion Era Photographs.” This exhibition, made possible with substantial support from a California Humanities grant awarded to Humboldt Asians & Pacific Islanders in Solidarity (HAPI) as part of “Recovering Eureka’s Chinatown Past,” will run from September 7 to December 29, 2024.
CHP recovers nearly $850,000 in stolen merchandise
Sacramento, CA–Governor Gavin Newsom lauded the work of the California Highway Patrol’s Organized Retail Crime Task Force, which shut down organized retail theft rings in Orange and Alameda counties in recent weeks. Officers seized nearly $850,000 in stolen merchandise and made multiple felony arrests. The California Highway Patrol...
California Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for Setting Two People on Fire, Including the Mother of His Children
A man in California was given life in prison for reportedly setting two people on fire in a pickup truck. One of them was his ex-girlfriend, who is also the mother of his children. Joshua Kaiser, 33, was found guilty of two counts of setting fires, two counts of attempted murder, and one count of […]
California Legislature Approves Bill Allowing Direct Marijuana Sales at Farmers Markets, Sending it to Governor Newsom
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information The California Legislature has given final approval to a bill that would allow licensed marijuana growers to sell their products directly to consumers at farmers markets, moving the legislation one step closer to becoming law. The Assembly has concurred with amendments made by the Senate to Assembly Bill 1111, allowing the bill to proceed to … Continue reading The post California Legislature Approves Bill Allowing Direct Marijuana Sales at Farmers Markets, Sending it to Governor Newsom appeared first on The Marijuana Herald.
Millions of drivers will never lose their license again under new option – but loophole makes it useless at some stores
A PILOT program for drivers to have their licenses digitally accessible is now a law – but only certain stores will accept digital versions. The state is now one of four that accepts a digital version of a driver’s license as a valid form of identification through popular banking apps. California Governor Gavin Newsom started […]
Shake Shack Shutting Down Half a Dozen Locations in This State Due to ‘Minimum Wage Hike’
Shake Shack is the latest fast food chain to be shutting down locations, with more than a half a dozen of them in one particular state. According to The New York Post, Shake Shack said that it will close nine locations overall due to a part of a regular review of its portfolio of company-operated locations. The company filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Aug. 27 over the matter.
California lawmakers considers adding banana slug, Dungeness crab to official symbol list
California’s list of official state symbols could grow even further as two bills aimed at designating a state slug and crab continue advancing in the legislature. Assemblymember Gail Pellerin (D-Santa Cruz) introduced AB 1850 to designate the banana slug as the official state slug. Banana slugs can be found throughout the state, primarily in redwood […]
Plan Finalized to Kill Thousands of Owls Around the Northwest
The federal government will move ahead with plans to kill tens of thousands of barred owls in Washington, Oregon, and California to protect threatened spotted owls. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced a decision on Wednesday to adopt a controversial barred owl management strategy that calls for lethal removal of the birds by shooting them with shotguns and, in some cases, capturing and euthanizing them.
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