Times-Standard

The Times-Standard stands out as the sole major daily newspaper serving the far North Coast of California. Based in Eureka, it reports on a wide range of topics including international, national, state, and local news, along with entertainment, sports, and classified ads. Locally, it focuses on comprehensive coverage of Humboldt County and offers some reporting on nearby Del Norte, Mendocino, and Trinity counties. Notably, this newspaper is among the oldest continuously published in California, with only a handful of others being slightly older by three years or less.

Local

English

Newspaper

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#482877

United States

#132960

News and Media

#4755

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

CA mental health phone line faces steep budget cuts

2 days ago | times-standard.com | Lynn La

As California grapples with a $12 billion budget deficit, that state’s peer-run phone service that provides free 24/7 mental health support to thousands of residents across the state could face deep funding cuts, or even a shutdown.
Historic Locomotive No. 9 debuts restored look in Mill Valley

3 days ago | times-standard.com | Mary Bullwinkel

Looking the very same as it did when it was delivered in 1921, the restored locomotive formerly on display next to the Scotia Museum, made its public debut in Mill Valley over Memorial Day weekend. Locomotive No. 9 worked for the Mt. Tamalpais and Muir Woods Railroad in Mill Valley. It was known as the world’s crookedest railway, which ran from Mill Valley to the resort on top of Mt. Tamalpais.
Ask the Doctors | Dusty smells triggered by 2-nonenol compound

3 days ago | times-standard.com | Elizabeth Ko |Eve Glazier

Ask the Doctors | Stress can play factor in new back pain
Life after the Potter Valley Project: ‘The water will not be cheap’

4 days ago | times-standard.com | Justine Frederiksen

There are many unknowns regarding life after the Potter Valley Project, but one thing is certain: If diversions from the Eel River Watershed to the Russian River Watershed continue once the Pacific Gas and Electric Company successfully decommissions its hydroelectric plant in Mendocino County, any water still flowing through one of the most life-changing tunnels in the region will become a lot more expensive for humans to use.
Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan | Pomp and dire circumstances at Columbia’s graduation

5 days ago | times-standard.com | Amy Goodman |Denis Moynihan

Columbia University held graduation recently, with thousands receiving their degrees. Some students were missing, though, casting a pall over the proceedings and provoking protests, evidence of ongoing Palestinian solidarity among Columbia’s students, faculty and staff despite the university’s efforts to crush it. Mohsen Mahdawi was there. As he ascended the stage, he thrust his arms high, his hands giving peace signs to cheers and a standing ovation from his classmates.
Ask the Doctors | Stress can play factor in new back pain

5 days ago | times-standard.com | Elizabeth Ko |Eve Glazier

Dear Doctors: My lower back went into spasm as I was washing the dishes. I figured it was from bending over, but my mom insists it’s from being so stressed out. (My family is dealing with severe smoke damage in our house from the recent fires in Los Angeles.) Can stress really cause back pain? Dear Reader: Let’s start with back pain, which is one of the most common physical complaints here in the United States.
A ‘meaningful project’

5 days ago | times-standard.com | Heather Shelton

Ben Goulart, aka “The Mural Man,” has created another large-scale work of art in Eureka. This one, which pays tribute to veterans, can be found in the courtyard at Nation’s Finest’s Fourth Street office. “We’re truly excited to welcome Ben’s mural as the newest addition to our facility.
Photos | Forest Moon Festival bring out local Star Wars fans

6 days ago | times-standard.com | Ruth Schneider

Inflatable lightsabers were found everywhere at Sequoia Park on Saturday afternoon. Many were engaged in intricate battle scenes. (Ruth Schneider/The Times-Standard)Forest Moon Festival attendees dressed for success. (Ruth Schneider/The Times-Standard)Some stormtroopers had help from accompanying adults. (Ruth Schneider/The Times-Standard)Signs at Sequoia Park decorated the area with Star Wars slogans and characters.
Contractor dies in slide on state Route 36 Saturday morning

6 days ago | times-standard.com | Ruth Schneider

A slide near Swimmer’s Delight on state Route 36 in Humboldt County claimed the life of a Caltrans contractor’s employee and closed the highway early Saturday morning, Caltrans confirmed. “An employee of a contractor working on a Caltrans emergency project was killed during an active slide at around 5:15 a.m. on Saturday, along Route 36 east of Swimmer’s Delight (PM 15.7-16.3),” Caltrans District 1 spokesperson Manny Machado told the Times-Standard.
Fortuna FFA students recognized for excellence

6 days ago | times-standard.com | Mary Bullwinkel

Four dozen Fortuna Union High School seniors were recognized recently at an awards ceremony for completing the Future Farmers of America (FFA) program. Several also received State degree recognitions as well as proficiency and other awards. The Outstanding Member award was presented to Robbie Shoemaker and Outstanding SAE award was presented to Dawson McWhorter. Leadership awards were presented to Logan Berti, Michael Hansen, and Zachary Trumbo.