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Ray Hamill previews this weekend's North Coast Section football championship games involving local teams, with three Humboldt and Mendocino schools in action, as well as taking a look at all of the big local sports stories of the week, including some college and high school basketball, why it was a big week for two local cross country runners and how the Cal Poly HUmboldt women's soccer team fared...

Chapters (00:00:00) - Local News (00:01:08) - Police: Racial Assault at Health and Human Services Facility (00:03:54) - California King Tides Project (00:10:36) - Safe SOSs (00:15:29) - Eric Swift Named Fort Bragg Chief of Police (00:18:39) - Study proposes a new way of targeting college financial aid (00:20:38) - US-Ukraine Peace Plan Amended (00:23:59) - Kodiak Kindness Expands into Northwest Al...

Backcountry Pess, a local independent book publisher, awarded a National Outdoor Book Award for "California Trees: A Field Guide to the Native Species. Gabriel Zucker Reports Chapters (00:00:00) - California: A Field Guide to the Native Species

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Federal changes are affecting food assistance programs and the City of Eureka is taking steps to address the issue. Daniel Mintz reports.  Chapters (00:00:00) - City of Eureka to Provide Food Assistance (00:01:38) - Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week Proclamation

Chapters (00:00:15) - Local News (00:01:17) - Protest against US involvement in Venezuela (00:02:52) - Protesters voice their concerns about the government shutdown and health care cuts (00:08:19) - City of Eureka to provide food assistance to low-income (00:10:10) - City Council approves Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week proclamation (00:14:05) - Local Sports (00:24:47) - National Native New...

Chapters (00:00:15) - Local News (00:01:10) - County Proclamation on Hunger and Homelessness (00:06:39) - Congressional Grant to McKinleyville Community Forest (00:11:52) - Hiring Freeze for City of Fortuna Police Department (00:16:56) - Road Construction on East and West Oakland, and (00:23:48) - Hundreds of evacuees from western Alaska stay in Anchorage hotels (00:26:15) - Winter Coat Drive (00:...

Ray Hamill keeps us up to date on all of this week's big local sports stories, including all the latest on the NCS football playoffs for the Humboldt and Mendocino schools, as well as why it was an historic week for one local college soccer team, some high school soccer and cross country, some college basketball updates, and news of a big change for the Humboldt Crabs. Chapters (00:00:00) - Local...

Chapters (00:00:15) - Local News (00:01:10) - Department of Cannabis Control Issues Notice of Voluntary Recall (00:04:27) - Humboldt County's cannabis rules now include easier permitting of (00:09:09) - Sacred Forest Bathing Loan Approved (00:17:38) - House passes Epstein Files Transparency Act (00:21:05) - Sen. Weiner Introduces No Kings Act to Hold Officials Account for (00:23:56) - Lawmakers pr...

Humboldt County's cannabis rules now include easier permitting of small-scale cannabis businesses. Daniel Mintz reports.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Humboldt County Board of Supervisors approves cannabis ordinance changes

Ray Hamill brings us details of all of the big local sports stories of the week, including the latest high school and college football news, why it was a big week for two local soccer teams, who has been named MVPs in H-DNL volleyball, some youth football news, some college basketball and why it will be a big weekend for the H-DNL cross country runners.

The Ink People in Eureka—a backbone of the arts and culture scene in Humboldt—acquired its first permanent home since the organization was founded in 1979. Sigur-Bjorn spoke to Executive Director Leslie Castellano about this watershed moment for the arts in the county.

The Northern California Coalition to Safeguard Communities, a nonprofit that works to fight human trafficking on illegal grows Northern California, warns the community of work condition dangers found on illicit grows and keeping an eye out for human trafficking. Nat Cardos reports. 

Green burial is a growing movement, with about 20 green cemeteries in the U.S. And there will soon be another one, in Humboldt County. Daniel Mintz reports.