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City of Eureka considers changes to land use policies EUREKA - Planning commissioners and council members heard proposed changes to Eureka's land use policies at the fourth in a series of special study sessions. Land use designations dictate what types of structures can be built and where, if at all.  parrot ar drone battery flashing redDevelopment Services Director Rob Holmlund proposed consolidating or eliminating available types to streamline the development process. drone with gopro 3 Caltrans on 24-7 watch of Last Chance Grade retaining wallflying camera drone reviews DEL NORTE COUNTY - A section of the Last chance Grade on Highway 101 in Del Norte County is on a 24-hours watch due to problems with a failing retaining wall.

The location is a half mile north of Rudisill Road where there is one-way traffic control with a temporary signal. The highway lost other 10-feet of width and is down to 18-feet for the one lane of traffic. Eureka Council hears next steps for homeless services program EUREKA - Eureka Council approved a long hoped-for project and heard an update on the city's homeless outreach efforts. The Waterfront Drive Connection Project will create a continuous path along the bay for bikers, pedestrians and motorists. Grant funds will cover initial costs of nearly $300,000 and construction is expected to be complete by early 2019. Council also heard an... Eureka's sister city donates 100 cherry trees to city EUREKA - City of Eureka celebrates California's Arbor Week with the help of a town halfway around the world. Eureka's sister city Kamisu, Japan is sending one hundred cherry trees to the North Coast. The Parks and Recreation Department is working on logistics and tasked Keep Eureka Beautiful with planting the trees.

The all-volunteer group regularly plants natives in or along a... Humboldt exhibits feature art from local prisoners Artwork is being showcased around Humboldt from different kinds of artists - those who are behind bars. This is part of a series of events taking place during the month for criminal justice including a dialogue at Humboldt State and a Reentry Fair which will bring employers to the prison. The goal of the exhibit is to break down stigmas surrounding incarcerated people and help... 7th graders learn how to engage in local government There were some extra specials guests today at the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors meeting. A class of 7th graders from Pacific Union school came to speak and learn. The goal of the visit was to teach the students how to communicate in effective ways and make a change in their community. Some of the students shared with us what leadership means to them. Supervisors hear input on new voting bill

The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors took a closer look at Senate Bill 415 today. The bill requires districts with odd-year elections that have had a decrease in voter turnout to change their elections to even-years in an effort to increase turnout. This would have an effect on over 30 school districts, and over 40 special districts which have had low voter turnouts. Eureka Police arrest homicide suspect A felony investigation by the Eureka POP unit results in a homicide arrest. At around 10:15 Tuesday morning, officers were at a residence on the 2,000 block of California Street when a man fled out the backdoor. Detectives were able to detain the man identified as 24 year-old Jonathen Delvalle of New York. Delvalle was found to have warrants out of New York city... McGuire chooses Fulkerson as Humboldt Woman of the Year Sacramento, CA – In recognition of Women’s History Month celebrated each March, Senator Mike McGuire has chosen a woman from each of the seven counties in the Second Senate District as Women of the Year.