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Over the Course of a Few Hours, Eureka Police Arrested or Cited Five People, Including a Bicyclist, For Impaired Driving
As part of the Eureka Police Department’s (EPD) ongoing Sober Streets Eureka campaign, officers continue to focus on impaired driving enforcement and roadway safety throughout the holiday season. During the evening hours of November 11 and early morning hours of November 12, 2026, EPD officers encountered five separate incidents involving suspected or confirmed impaired drivers.
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Man hospitalized after being struck while running into traffic in Eureka
EUREKA, Calif. — A pedestrian was hospitalized after being struck by a vehicle on Broadway in Eureka on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Police said this followed multiple reports that the pedestrian was running in and out of traffic. According to Eureka police, officers responded to the 3200 block of Broadway...
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Eureka Landlord Kelly Martin Cut Down Old Town's Biggest Tree, a 60-Year-Old Monterey Pine, After City Notices Over the Sidewalk Its Roots Were Lifting
Kelly Martin took down a 60-year-old Monterey pine, the largest tree left in Eureka's Old Town, after city code notices about the sidewalk its roots had lifted.
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Subaru Overturns on Avenue of the Giants Near Weott, Blocking Northbound Lane
Emergency personnel responded to a single-vehicle rollover on the Avenue of the Giants near Weott this afternoon, November 13, after a Subaru Forester overturned and came to rest on its roof, blocking the northbound lane. The collision was reported around 2:50 p.m. on Highway 254 near mile marker 18. California...
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Samoa Woman Gets Her Subaru Back…Cleaned, With a Side of Laundry
Let’s start with the facts. A Samoa woman went to a Fifth Street laundromat in Eureka today, Nov. 12, to get her stolen Subaru back. She found some things she’d given up on, quite a few things she’d never owned, and a car that somebody had taken the trouble to clean.
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Dave’s Killer Bread and the Case of the Fallen Fire Hydrant
At about 9:50 a.m. Friday, Nov. 13, at Spring and West Russ streets across from the WinCo parking lot in Eureka, a reader caught what looked like the final scene of a low-budget horror movie. A yellow fire hydrant sprawled on its side, water spouted higher than the roof of a nearby utility line, and the biggest word on the nearby perp was “KILLER.”