Media and freedom of the press to be recognized at Times Square New Year's Eve celebration

The Times Square New Year's Eve celebration is honoring the media and freedom of the press this year.

Second street looks cleaner thanks to the Rescue Mission crew

Second Street in Eureka looks a little cleaner today thanks to a Rescue Mission crew cleaning up the sidewalks and gutters. In addition to a leaf blower, they swept the sidewalks and cleaned the gutters.

Guy walks into Mantova's Two Street Music and decides to "help" himself to some merchandise

The guy with the black eye and guitar walked into Mantova's Two Street Music a few minutes ago.

LA woman who yelled, "Go back to your country" pleads to one count of elder abuse and infliction of injury

A 30-year-old woman entered a no contest plea today for severely injuring a 91-year-old man with a brick in Willowbrook this summer, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced.

Officer Singh's murder by a coward brought back the emotion of a court trial I covered in Atlanta

Watching Officer Singh's brother, Chief Richardson and others speak at the press conferences the past two days has been so emotional.

Active duty and reserve members of the Coast Guard will get a paycheck on December 31

Active duty and reserve members of the Coast Guard were notified they will be get a paycheck on December 31, 2018.

This does not account for purchasing, and non essential services.

Paul Aguilar enters a guilty plea to unlawfully causing fire to a structure

Arson suspect Paul Aguilar entered a conditional plea yesterday. In his most recent case, he pleaded guilty to County 3, unlawfully causing fire to a structure.

As expected, dates rescheduled in David Anderson's parole violation case

As expected, dates in David Bernard Anderson's parole violation case were rescheduled to the same dates in his other case which includes human trafficking case.

Will the written ruling by Judge Reinholtsen finally conclude Ewa Misztal's case?

Judge Dale Reinholtsen will submit a written ruling in Ewa Misztal's case.

CenturyLink outage since yesterday impacts 911 and ATM services in Western states

Washington, Missouri, Arizona and Idaho were impacted by this power outage that caused them to get a busy signal when seeking 911 services. It also impacted ATM services.

The annual Women's March will not hold a rally on January 19

Humboldt County organizers and supporters of the annual Women's March have decided to not hold a rally in Eureka on January 19th. This decision was made after many conversations between local social-change organizers and supporters of the march.

Another sex offender arrested for failure to register

Lucas John Brown was arrested yesterday by Eureka Police Department for failure to register as a sex offender. He is still in custody. 27 cases in the Humboldt County Superior Court system.

No future dates set for Jon Goldberg's case in the 1st Appellate District

The appeal was expected.

Would you like a local job that starts out at $15 an hour, includes benefits including dental insurance and tips?

City Cab is the only  taxi service that offers benefits for their employees that include:  a guaranteed wage for drivers,
health insurance for drivers, dental insurance for drivers, retirement benefits for drivers  worker’s compensation insurance for drivers and Social Security contributions for drivers.

Suspect who shot and killed Newman officer is in the country illegally

In a news conference this morning, Stanislaus County Sheriff Adam Christianson said his department has identified the suspect but will not release his name of the man who they believe shot and killed Newman officer Ronil Singh. Sheriff Christianson said the suspect is in the country illegally. 

Jorden Sterling held to answer in latest case; cross examination raises good questions

Today, after HCSO Deputy Dustin Delbiaggo's testimony and arguments by Deputy District Attorney Josh Rosenfeld and Deputy Conflict Counsel David Lee,  Judge Timothy Canning held Sterling to answer to Count 1 and all special allegations.

Arraignment on information is scheduled for January 10.

"I can't raise my family here"

Robyn Spillman came home to his first floor apartment in Santa Monica after Christmas shopping and found two homeless men, Elijah Smart, 29 and Markis White, 19 who asked him if they could "hang out for a while".

CR's men's basketball team head coach Aaron Hungerford arrested for DUI

College of the Redwood' men' basketball  head coach Aaron Douglas Hungerford was arrested by CHP and booked for a DUI on December 24. Checked with the jail; he is not in custody.  was released on OR, the DUI was a misdemeanor charge.