Loleta
Loleta, CA · Municipal
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Detailed Map of Kep’el, California
This beautifully detailed map of Kep'el, California was created in 2026 using aerial imagery combined with modern topographical, census, street and landmark data. It’s a one-of-a-kind view of Kep’el that combines accurate data with a vintage aesthetic. The map shows every building in its true location, many of the roads carry their names, and the shaded topographic relief shows the shape of the land.
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Grace Marton Memorial Park Grand Opening is October 30
Eureka Community Services would like to invite you to the upcoming grand opening event for the brand-new Grace Marton Memorial Park! Grace Marton Memorial Park is officially opening on Friday, October 30th at 4PM. Join us for a ribbon cutting, complimentary food and beverages, and fun activities. This brand-new park...
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From Trinidad to Eureka to Garberville, North Coast Residents Join Nationwide No Kings Protests
Demonstrators gathered Saturday, October 17, in Eureka, Trinidad and Garberville as part of a nationwide wave of more than 3,000 “No Kings: Vote Early” events encouraging Americans to cast their ballots ahead of the November 3 midterm elections. Organizers framed the demonstrations as an effort to protect voting...
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GUEST OPINION: Current Eureka City Councilmember Urges ‘Yes’ Vote on Measure H to Boost Monthly Stipends for Mayor and Council
The following is a guest opinion from Kati Moulton, Ward 2 representative on the Eureka City Council. When I first ran for Eureka City Council in 2020, someone in a voter forum asked if I thought the salary for councilmembers was fair. I had no idea. My motivation to run was a passion for public service. Then I learned that the pay hasn’t changed since the 1990s. City Council makes $500 a month and the Mayor makes $625. Thirty years ago, that was reasonable pay for a part time job. Today it is not even close. With California minimum wage at $16.90 per hour, even a 20-hour-a-week job would be around $1,300 a month.
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‘Street Sweeping for Cleaner Roads and Creeks’: City of Arcata
The City of Arcata is asking residents to help keep streets and gutters clear for the street sweeper. The fall and winter seasons bring holidays, cooler weather and more yard waste. Leaves from yards, spilled litter from overfilled bins and other large debris can overwhelm the capacity of the City’s street sweeper like a clogged vacuum. This can significantly slow down operations and increase disposal and maintenance costs. The City asks all residents and businesses to help keep streets and gutters clear by managing their own property’s waste and debris.
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Humboldt’s Steinholding Champion Heads Back to Cincinnati After Second State Title (But He Needs a Little Help)
Miranda resident Lonny Whitlow is heading back to Cincinnati after winning his second consecutive California State Steinholding Championship. Whitlow qualified at Gyppo Ale Mill’s Oktoberfest competition in Shelter Cove before traveling to Quintopia Brewing Company in Quincy on October 10, where he successfully defended his state title. Whitlow’s first...
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A New Park Along Eureka’s Waterfront
Grace Marton Memorial Park is officially opening on Friday, Oct. 30 at 4 p.m.. The public is invited for a ribbon cutting, complimentary food and beverages and fun activities. This brand new park at 1011 Waterfront Dr. near Halvorsen Park was made possible by Grace Marton and Lance Hardie who left money in their will for the establishment of a new park. These two community members shared many lunches together and enjoyed the view in the same spot where this beautiful park now sits. The community is invited to come play in this new space featuring a children’s playground, picnic areas, gardens and game area featuring a permanent cornhole court, and chess and checkers table.
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Eureka Takes Another Shot at Cooper Gulch Park Upgrades, and Wants Your Input First
The City of Eureka is applying for grant funding to upgrade Cooper Gulch Park. Over the years, the City has received lots of feedback about this park. This has resulted in many grant applications being submitted but were not awarded due to the highly competitive nature of park funding programs. Another opportunity is available through the CA State Parks: Statewide Park Program funded by Prop 4.
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[UPDATE 10:47 p.m.] Nearly 1,800 PG&E Customers Without Power in Eureka
Nearly 1,800 PG&E customers in Eureka are without electricity this evening, October 14, following an unplanned power outage affecting a section of the city. According to PG&E’s outage map, the utility received a report of the outage at 8:36 p.m. As of approximately 9:15 p.m., 1,797 customers were affected.
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(VIDEO) Bergel v. Dwivedi: Highlights and Full Video of Last Night’s Eureka Mayoral Candidate Forum
Two of the three candidates for Eureka mayor faced off on KEET-TV last night in a live forum moderated by the League of Women Voters Humboldt County. Incumbent Kim Bergel and challenger Anil Dwivedi fielded questions on a broad range of topics, including homelessness, tourism, public safety and the balance between housing development and parking downtown. (Challenger Casey Dresser declined an invitation to participate.)
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Eureka Chinatown Monument dedication sees 100s of attendees
This Sunday, hundreds of community members came together at the intersection of Eureka’s 1st and E streets to celebrate the completion of the Eureka Chinatown Monument. Organizers from Humboldt Asians & Pacific Islanders in Solidarity and the Eureka Chinatown Project joined with representatives from city government, local organizations and community members from the city and county to honor Eureka’s Chinese immigrant community, remember that community’s past — including the ignominious past of Chinese expulsion from the city — and celebrate the vibrant culture and resiliency of that community’s scions.