Sage Alexander
Reporter at Times-Standard
Reporter @ Eureka Times-Standard. UC Berkeley '22 Lake Tahoe Community College '20 tips to [email protected]
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times-standard.com | Sage Alexander
The Kinetic Grand Championship results are in after the 50-mile race across land, water and sand. Team Fly(t)less is this year’s Kinetic Grand Champion, a sculpture depicting a plane crash in Antarctica. The team disseminated information about the carbon emissions of plane travel. “It’s a hard conversation to have with most people, especially our age, because we’re kind of near 60s, and a lot of people just engage in non-stop leisure travel,” said pilot Dawn Thomas.
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times-standard.com | Sage Alexander
Recently released state estimates show Humboldt County’s population is staying essentially flat compared with last year. Arcata alone saw growth, of about 300 people, among cities in the county that all saw a slight decline. According to data estimates from California’s Department of Finance, Humboldt County had 0.1% fewer people, from 133,888 to 133,817 people as of Jan. 1, compared with that same date in 2024.
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mercurynews.com | Sage Alexander
Cal Poly Humboldt announced last week that the university was under investigation by the Civil Rights office of the US Department of Education. It follows a March complaint by Washington, D.C.-based Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law, along with Jewish on Campus, who called for the university to be investigated by the office over a series of recent incidents.
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times-standard.com | Sage Alexander
After previously refusing to adopt changes to the city’s zoning rules to come into compliance with state housing law, Blue Lake’s city council will discuss a recent inquiry letter from the California Department of Housing and Community Development at its Tuesday meeting. The letter, sent April 30, told the city it needed to see a new timeline of how Blue Lake plans to get into compliance with state housing law no later than May 30.
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times-standard.com | Sage Alexander
Friday, Cal Poly Humboldt announced the university was under investigation by the Civil Rights office of the US. Department of Education. This follows a March complaint by Washington, D.C.-based Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law, along with Jewish on Campus, who called for the university to be investigated by the office over a series of recent incidents.
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