North Coast Journal

Burgers, Backpacks, Media and Weekend Recs

By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill on September 22, 2023 at 6:16PM

Grab some napkins — it's NCJ Burger Week! And speaking of food, local nonprofit Food for People is calling for your help feeding kids in need.
Ferndale's Pride Fight

By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill on June 16, 2023 at 5:26PM

It's Pride month and we're looking at the upcoming parade and events in Ferndale. The protest march and gathering has grown along with vocal homophobic voices in and outside the community, some of which were especially loud as the Ferndale City Council weighed an anti-hate and inclusion resolution.
NCJ Preview: Fires, Boarding School Legacy, Cartoon Controversy and More

By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill on December 10, 2022 at 3:17PM

This week we're recapping the cover story on the year in wildfires and a story about Harvard University holding hair samples from Native children who attended boarding schools. We're talking about reader responses and our editorial decision making over a cartoon some felt was anti-Semitic.
NCJ Preview: Behind the Top 10s of 2021

By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill on January 1, 2022 at 8:00AM

As the year comes to an end, we're talking about the Top 10 stories fo 2021 from this week's cover — COVID, Su-Meg, local government and more — and how we came up with our list. That includes how we determined the Top 10 Dick Moves and why we dig into the pettiness.
NCJ Preview: Otters, Police Transparency and Blackberry Mania

By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill on September 18, 2021 at 8:18AM

This week we're talking about the North Coast Otter Art Initiative and the beautiful painted sculptures created by local artists to raise money for otter research. We defy you to scroll through the offerings without smiling.
NCJ Preview: Vaccine Decisions and Conversations

By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill on July 17, 2021 at 8:47AM

The Vaccination Issue is on stands and we're sharing stories from our readers about why the got vaccinated and what the experience was like for them, physically and otherwise. We're also sharing some personal stories about talking to our friends and family about their vaccine hesitancy — how a conversation with a single person can set off a chain of people getting vaccinated, as well as when changing someone's mind isn't possible.
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By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill on June 5, 2021 at 8:00AM

With a new batch of ugly messages between members of a Eureka police unit revealing a culture of misogyny and cruel and violent attitudes toward homeless and mentally ill people, the department faces a reckoning. We'll go over how the police officers' extensive workplace protections affect the impact and secrecy of that reckoning.
NCJ Preview: COVID-19's Local Casualties, the Privilege of Vaccine Access and the Future of a Farm Stand

By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill on May 22, 2021 at 9:00AM

On the anniversary of Humboldt's first COVID-19 death, we're looking back on the people we lost with glimpses of their lives gleaned from obituaries and interviews with family members. We're also talking about the vaccines we now have access to — a live-saving option those lost didn't have — and what it could mean if we don't take advantage and get Humboldt vaccinated.
NCJ Preview: Vaccinations and Spicy Noodles

By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill on May 1, 2021 at 8:30AM

What's with these empty vaccination appointments? With cases spiking once again, public health officials are trying new strategies to get shots in arms.
NCJ Preview: Anti-Asian Racism, Government Transparency and Those EPD Texts

By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill on March 27, 2021 at 9:00AM

This week we're talking about how the recent shootings in Atlanta and their aftermath fit a historic pattern of anti-Asian racism and how the national trend ripples to Humboldt. We've also got the Foilies, the annual roundup of outrageous incidents of redaction and refusal of public records.

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