North Coast Journal

Jun 16-22, 2022

Chronicling America newspaper archive, Library of Congress.
William Whaley, from Honolulu, Hawaii’s The Pacific commercial advertiser, Dec. 19, 1909.

Issue Archive for Jun 16-22, 2022 Vol. 33, No. 24

Opium Dens and ‘Morphine Fiends’

Humboldt County’s current opioid epidemic parallels its first

Digital Edition

California Digital Newspaper Collection, Center For Bibliographic Studies And Research, University Of California At Riverside.

Opium Dens and 'Morphine Fiends' 2

Humboldt County's current opioid epidemic parallels its first

By Lynette Mullen | Jun 16, 2022
California Digital Newspaper Collection, Center For Bibliographic Studies And Research, University Of California At Riverside.

The Emerald Gang

By Lynette Mullen | Jun 16, 2022
Photo By Olivia Ramirez/texas Athletic Photo

For the Love of the Game

In college softball's biggest year, Ferndale's Hailey Dolcini grabs her dream

By Thadeus Greenson | Jun 16, 2022
NCJ Preview: Opium History, a Softball Swan Song, Birding Dads and Popping Up

By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill | Jun 19, 2022
Mark Mckenna

Latest Election Results: Arroyo's Lead Grows in the Fourth District Race

By Kimberly Wear | Jun 17, 2022
Hot Opening to Summer

By Kimberly Wear | Jun 20, 2022
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Prison Rehab: Can California Learn from Norway? 1

By Nigel Duara/CalMatters | Jun 21, 2022
Thomas Lal

Crabs Capitalize on Long Week

By Thomas Lal | Jun 22, 2022
California State Assembly

New Law Expands Time for Parents to Register Newborns to Respect Native Cultural Traditions

By Kimberly Wear | Jun 22, 2022
Submitted

Humboldt Marks 149th COVID Death, Newly Approved Vaccine for Young Children Now Available

By Kimberly Wear | Jun 22, 2022

Courtesy Of The Artists

Summer's Sweetest Songs

By Collin Yeo | Jun 16, 2022

Photo By William Burgess

Chef Rochelle Burgess Says Hello

A Brooklyn transplant shows what she brings to the table

By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill | Jun 16, 2022

Jen Sorensen

Housing Crisis Made E-Z

By Jen Sorensen | Jun 16, 2022