The College of the Redwoods, in partnership with the Office of Rural Human Services in Del Norte, and StepUP for Youth Jobs will provide free training and hands-on experience in the hospitality industry beginning next week for young adults.

A remarkable coalition of community groups has planted over 500 street trees during the past five years.

Arcata's summer natural resource science camps involve a lot more than test tubes and textbooks.

First Christian Church has been part of Eureka's spiritual community for 123 years.

What began as a small woodcrafting business is now preparing to celebrate 10 years of alternative learning for teenagers.

The Eureka Police Department conducted a prostitution sting in Old Town Eureka on Wednesday, in response to complaints from residents in the area.

The schooner Joshua Grindle, from San Francisco to Port Discovery went ashore on Protection Island, off the coast of Oregon, on the afternoon of the 17th inst.

U.S. Cellular recently announced the launch of 3G Mobile Broadband for customers in the Eureka area.

Humboldt County educators and philanthropists have teamed up with Food for People to double the amount of disadvantaged school children served by the program Backpacks for Kids.

Artist Thao Le Khac will be showing her watercolors at Humboldt Herbals in Eureka during August, with a reception during Arts Alive! on Aug.

The 54th annual Humboldt County Women's Golf Tournament will be held on Monday, Aug.

A Humboldt County Superior Court judge's ruling Tuesday may spell the end for the Hummingbird Healing Center, a medical marijuana dispensary located on Myrtle Avenue just outside of Eureka city limits.

The process has been slow going, but the city of Eureka and the Eureka City Schools district appear to be getting closer to completing the sale of the Jefferson Elementary School site.

When James McVay was just 7 years old he walked into his father's library, saw a guitar, picked it up and never put it down.

The Ink People, an arts and culture incubator in the Humboldt County community since 1979, needs your help.

Felice Pace, widely read commentator on many of today's issues, concluded a recent article in Econews on the fate of the Klamath River's spring chinook: "No modern society has yet demonstrated that it has the wisdom and will to prevent the looming extinction of wild fish species." This is a stark and sorrowful statement.

An investigation remains ongoing after Humboldt County Sheriff's detectives arrested a 24-year-old Eureka man this week on suspicion of possession of child pornography.

18. Last year, more than 500 volunteers worked at more than 30 sites throughout local communities.