Daniel Mintz

Jan 15, 2025 | kmud.org | Daniel Mintz

KMUD’s Business Sponsors, called Underwriters, provide ongoing financial support. The support from our underwriters - money, goods and services — forms a significant part of KMUD’s income, along with grants, memberships and donations. 💰In exchange for underwriting support, KMUD is able to acknowledge and thank businesses at regularly scheduled intervals throughout the run of our program schedule.

Jan 9, 2025 | kmud.org | Daniel Mintz

KMUD’s Business Sponsors, called Underwriters, provide ongoing financial support. The support from our underwriters - money, goods and services — forms a significant part of KMUD’s income, along with grants, memberships and donations. 💰In exchange for underwriting support, KMUD is able to acknowledge and thank businesses at regularly scheduled intervals throughout the run of our program schedule.

Nov 3, 2024 | kymkemp.com | Daniel Mintz

Reversing course from a previous decision, the Redwood Coast Energy Authority (RCEA) will accept nuclear power in its energy mix, with added revenue from it potentially funding local projects. The Oct. 24 RCEA Board of Directors meeting revisited a debate on whether to accept nuclear energy from the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant. Electricity customers statewide and locally are paying for the plant’s operation, which has been extended to at least 2030.

Nov 3, 2024 | kymkemp.com | Daniel Mintz

A countywide plan proposes new requirements for energy use to meet ambitious greenhouse gas reduction goals. Led by the county in partnership with cities and local agencies, the Regional Climate Action Plan is a 129-page document that outlines how Humboldt will change the ways it builds, travels and uses energy in the next 20 years. A milestone in the plan’s development was reached during the Oct.

Nov 2, 2024 | kymkemp.com | Daniel Mintz

In another move to address housing issues, Humboldt County will change mobile home rent control rules by including residential RVs in their price limits. It’s an action that’s likely to be challenged by lawsuits, as indicated by representatives of a Trinidad area mobile home park owner and a mobile home industry association. Made at the Oct. 22 supervisors meeting, the high stakes approval amends the guidelines of Measure V, the Mobile Home Rent Stabilization Ordinance.