In Eureka, the city and police have responded to scathing Grand Jury reports on the handling of homelessness by revamping outreach, placing law enforcement at the epicenter. But advocates remain skeptical through the COVID-19 pandemic. ''People are already pushed to the margins. They're out as far as they can get."
The Gray Bird Sings: Book Release Event A conversation in the Library Authors Hall with author Dr. Karen M. Price and activist Betty Chinn on the biography The Gray Bird Sings: The Extraordinary Life of Betty Kwan Chinn.
The count is a one-day survey, and the county uses the numbers to vie for funding from various state and federal agencies, though the count itself is a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development requirement.
The Rotary Club of Eureka recently celebrated its “centennial,” that’s right, the 100th anniversary of the Rotary Club of Eureka being founded. Back in October 1923, Henry “Bru” Brunnier of the San Francisco Rotary Club and former Rotary District Governor, made the journey up to Eureka. The lore was that it took two days and […]