Redheaded Blackbelt

The new Salt Fire began about 2 p.m. yesterday and rapidly forced evacuations. By this morning it is estimated to have covered nearly 2800 acres and is 0% contained.

A local author and attorney in Humboldt County releases his book today and, in celebration, he's agreed to let us serialize, over the next nine days, a small section but a complete story. If you like historical fiction, you just might be about to discover that next author you love!

We've had this video taken down by Facebook once on KMUD's page and once on Redheaded Blackbelt's... We're not much for conspiracy theories. And we can't figure out what would be a reason to delete the video...but...there it is...the video keeps disappearing. Mark that down as a wee bit odd...

KMUD News videoed the helicopter being used by the Marijuana Enforcement Team for the last three days in Southern Humboldt.

Her little dog is missing, too, and we’d like to know if anyone has seen it, too.

"Reyes was arrested for the listed charges and arrest warrants and booked into the Mendocino County Jail where he was to be held in lieu of $425,000.00 bail."

2021 may bring us a ride on a souped-up trolley used in the Neil Patrick Harris version of A Series of Unfortunate Events. Humboldt Last Week

[R]oughly 250 people have been vaccinated so far in Humboldt County, which is fantastic.

"Jail medical staff examined the deputy and based on their observations, administered a dose of NARCAN to the deputy.

"Although the employee has followed all of our safety standards in the casino, we have chosen to close Bingo as of Friday, December 18, 2020.

"Day or night, it’s a beautiful sight!

The writer says, Most of us by now know about the backre that was set in Forest Glen that blew up and caused so much devastation on the Northern section the August Complex. And I’m sure that many of you have heard LOTS of stories from others regarding actions that were taken that were questionable."

Last night, just before 8, a citizen called 911 reporting they had accidently struck a male pedestrian north of the Singley Hill Road exit on Hwy 101 and just south of Loleta Drive, according to a report over the scanner by the dispatcher.

All the best available information suggests that the spotted owl is going extinct and doing so quickly, said Tom Wheeler, executive director at the Environmental Protection Information Center.

Yesterday, cleanup crews were at the site of where a semi loaded with bagged soil overturned on Monday afternoon by Confusion Hill.