Cal Poly Humboldt Protester Featured on New York Times Podcast

(May 17, 2024) A Cal Poly Humboldt student was among three people interviewed on today’s edition of the New York Times podcast The Daily, which discusses the pro-Palestinian demonstrations that have gripped...

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'False Narratives'

Tom Jackson Jr.'s chief of staff offers defiant defense of university's handling of protests

(May 16, 2024) It's a sunny, cloudless afternoon the day before commencement and Mark Johnson is sitting in a nondescript conference room, its windows shuttered, talking to the North Coast Journal in...

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Document Sheds Light on Arcata Principal's Reassignment

Written reprimand accuses Perry of failing to follow the law, district policy

(May 16, 2024) Some eight months before the Northern Humboldt Unified School District Board of Trustees voted to relieve Principal Ron Perry of his duties at the end of the school year and...

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Sheriff's Office IDs Deputy Who Shot Suspect

(May 13, 2024) The Humboldt County Sheriff's Office has identified the deputy who fatally shot a shooting suspect last month as Lt. Conan Moore, who remains on paid administrative leave. According to the...

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CPH Graduation at the Courthouse and the Casino

(May 12, 2024) Cal Poly Humboldt graduating senior Angel Barker wasn’t expecting to receive her diploma at a casino. “My high school graduation was a drive-thru in the parking lot because it was...

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Summer Camps, CPH Protest Fallout, Eureka Eats

(May 11, 2024) It's the Summer of Fun issue this week with a rundown of summer camps and classes for the kids all over Humboldt. We've also got updates on the Cal Poly...

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Summer of Fun

(May 9, 2024) Summer break is nearly here, and with it the sunshine and long days that seem infinitely longer when the kids have nothing to do. Pour yourself a tall lemonade...

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Campus Closed

Fallout from protests at Cal Poly Humboldt continues

(May 9, 2024) In the week after Cal Poly Humboldt brought a large police force to campus to clear pro-Palestinian protesters from the area around Siemens Hall, arresting 32 people, including a...

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Man Shot by Deputy Last Month Dies

(May 8, 2024) Kevin Jeffrey Burks, the 32-year-old man shot by a Humboldt County Sheriff's deputy on April 25 in Cutten, died Friday, May 3, the Sheriff's Office announced today. Burks, who is...

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CPH University Senate Calls for Independent Investigation into Protest Response

(May 7, 2024) Meeting at the Arcata Community Center because the Cal Poly Humboldt campus remained guarded by police under a hard closure, the University Senate voted overwhelmingly this afternoon to pass...

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CPH Protests and Doing Good on Cinco de Mayo

(May 5, 2024) We're taking a look at how the protests and the clearing of Siemens Hall at Cal Poly Humboldt unfolded, as well as the administration's choices and responses. We've also got...

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'On Siemens Hall Hill'

How an eight-day occupation at Cal Poly Humboldt divided campus

(May 2, 2024) When a group of several dozen protesters entered Siemens Hall on the Cal Poly Humboldt campus shortly before 5 p.m. on April 22, they say they had no intention of...

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Clarification

(May 2, 2024) A story in the April 25, 2024, edition of the North Cast Journal headlined "Officials Weigh in on SCOTUS Case's Local Implications" included possibly misleading information. It was Fortuna Police...

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Faculty Association Condemns Clearing of Campus; Lawmakers Call for Healing

(April 30, 2024) The Cal Poly Humboldt Chapter of the California Faculty Association has issued a blistering statement condemning the police clearing of Arcata campus last night that led to more than...

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Large Police Operation Clears Cal Poly Humboldt Campus; No Injuries Reported

(April 30, 2024) Before dawn this morning, more than 100 police officers from agencies throughout the state descended on the Cal Poly Humboldt campus to systematically clear it of pro-Palestinian protesters, some of...

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SCOTUS on the Homeless, CPH Protest and Local Entertainment

(April 26, 2024) This week we're looking at the possible local impacts of Supreme Court decision regarding laws regarding the homeless, as well as the ongoing protest and occupation at Cal Poly Humboldt....

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Deputy Shoots Cutten Shooting Suspect

(April 25, 2024) The Humboldt County multi-agency Critical Incident Response team is investigating a police shooting of an unidentified male suspect on Fern Street around 10:40 a.m. The man is receiving treatment at...

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Supreme Court Weighs Upending Homeless Protections

Case could have major implications for homeless policies in Humboldt

(April 25, 2024) In a case that could drastically alter how cities in California and beyond deal with homeless encampments, U.S. Supreme Court justices on April 22 weighed whether to allow broader punishment...

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Officials Weigh in on SCOTUS Case's Local Implications

(April 25, 2024) As the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that could shift the legal landscape underpinning how governments can treat homeless residents, local officials watched with...

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Arcata Lowers Earth Flag as Initiative Proponents Promise Appeal

(April 25, 2024) Proponents of a successful Arcata ballot initiative to fly the Earth flag atop the city's flagpoles say they plan to appeal a judge's ruling that it was unlawful for the...

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Cal Poly Humboldt Protester Featured on New York Times Podcast

(May 17, 2024) A Cal Poly Humboldt student was among three people interviewed on today’s edition of the New York Times podcast The Daily, which discusses the pro-Palestinian demonstrations that have gripped...

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Music Tonight: Friday, May 17

(May 17, 2024) Anybody remember Whomp Wednesdays? That celebration of electronic dance music and its various micro-genres that was usually posted-up at the Jam might not be around in the weekly institutional sense,...

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Music Tonight: Thursday, May 16

(May 16, 2024) With the summer heat coming early, our evenings are warm and fragrant, especially near one of our rivers. Few places boast that night perfume like the Logger Bar, where the...

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