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Carson Mansion in Eureka, CA Draws Photographers to the Sidewalk. Only About 350 Members Get Through the Door.
Standing on the bluff at 143 M Street in Eureka, California, sits a redwood house that a lumber company owner built for himself. William Carson hired the Newsom brothers of San Francisco and put the house up between 1884 and 1886. By July 1885 the expected cost had passed $80,000. His family lived there into the late 1940s.
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Mayor Breaks Tie, Clearing All Five Units at Eureka Property for Vacation Rentals
Having succeeded in appealing a Eureka Planning Commission decision, the operators of a five-unit vacation rental property won’t be required to use two of the units as long term rentals. In an Aug. 18 hearing, city councilmembers were split on approval of the appeal, with Mayor Kim Bergel breaking a tie vote.
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Mallard Affordable Housing Community Opens Interest List for 62 Affordable Homes
The City of Eureka and Linc Housing are encouraging community members interested in affordable housing at The Mallard to join the interest list before it closes on August 21, 2026. The Mallard is a 90-home affordable housing community being developed through a partnership between the City of Eureka and Linc...
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Eureka Landlord Anil Dwivedi, Still Embroiled in Class Action Lawsuit Over Illegal Rent Hikes, Launches Campaign for Mayor
Tenants of Hillsdale Apartments File Class Action Lawsuit to Stop Landlord’s ‘Unlawful Rent Increases’. Anil Dwivedi, the 36-year-old owner of two low-income Eureka apartment buildings, is running for mayor. The local landlord, who remains embroiled in four lawsuits over illegal rent increases at the Hillsdale Apartments on E...
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(PHOTOS) Eureka Residents Map Out Prospective Sites for the 1,740 New Homes Required by the State
About a hundred civic-minded residents spent Tuesday evening crouched over a gigantic map of Eureka spread across the floor of the Wharfinger Building’s main room, marking potential sites for the 1,740 new homes the city must plan for as part of its upcoming Housing Element update. Every eight years,...
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The Vast Majority of Arcata Residents Think Housing There is Too Expensive, Survey Says
A large majority of Arcata residents think that the city’s housing is too expensive, according to the results of a recently completed survey. City Hall opened up a housing-focused survey this month that assessed residents’ feelings about the city’s housing stock and availability, what kinds of housing Arcata could use more of and what it needs to improve on. The results were published last week and were sent to the city council and the city’s staff.
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Learn About Arcata’s Residential Rental Inspection Program
The City of Arcata Building Division invites the community to attend a public meeting on the Residential Rental Inspection Program (RRIP) to learn about the program and review the division’s recommended changes before they are presented to the Arcata City Council. The purpose of the RRIP is to proactively...
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Lost Coast Brewery is For Sale
Lost Coast Brewery, the 36-year-old Humboldt County suds-maker that grew into one of the nation’s top 50 craft breweries, is up for sale. Owner Barbara Groom, who co-founded the brewery with Wendy Pound after touring English and Welsh pubs in the late ‘80s, told the Outpost on Thursday that she’s ready to retire.
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State Housing Authority Reviewing Blue Lake’s Termination of Danco Affordable Housing Project
The agency that enforces state housing law is reviewing Blue Lake’s recent termination of a planned affordable housing project. In April, the city terminated a 2022 agreement with Danco Communities to build a 40-unit mixed-use development in the Powers Creek area of the community. According to a spokesperson for...
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Restored Historic Property Wins Planning Commission Approval, but Eureka Preserves Two Units for Long-Term Renters
As in other areas of Humboldt County, Eureka is being careful about allowing vacation rentals in residential neighborhoods and the city’s Planning Commission has reduced the number of units in one project. In a June 10 split vote, the commission approved a multi-unit Short Term Rental (STR) project at...
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Humboldt Supervisors OK $5.75 Million to Buy the Old Kmart on Broadway for a New ‘One-Stop Permitting Center’
The County Wants to Purchase the Eureka K-Mart and Turn it Into a ‘One-Stop Permitting Center’. Walmart Backs Out of Plans to Purchase the Old Kmart on Broadway; County Government’s ‘One-Stop Permitting Shop’ Back In?. ###. After months of back and forth over the fate of...
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Developer Says Blue Lake’s Nixing of Planned Affordable Housing Project May Have Violated State Housing Law
After the city of Blue Lake terminated an agreement for a planned affordable housing project, the developer is now pushing back on the city’s claims that the company failed to meet an agreement to move the 40-unit Baduwa’t Community Project forward. In April, the city issued a notice...
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Wood-Burning Stoves, Inclusionary Housing, and Neighborhood Conservation Areas Could be Axed in Arcata’s Near-ish Future
Big Changes for Arcata’s Land Use Code Are Incoming (Albeit from Far Away) Arcata’s planning commission is meeting again tonight to discuss their proposals for the city’s land use code update, and some of them — getting rid of inclusionary zoning laws, eliminating neighborhood conservation areas and wood-burning stoves — are worth noting.