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A federal funding freeze hasn’t stopped Crescent City from moving forward on its Downtown Specific Plan.

by ROGER GITLIN, Eye on Del Norte The Crescent City Harbor District approved a 90-day interim lease to operate harbor hoists Sunday afternoon after a third special meeting held within one week, securing the required quorum to move the agreement forward during the peak Dungeness crab season. The lease approval

by ROGER GITLIN, Eye on Del Norte At its first meeting of January 2026, the Del Norte County Board of Supervisors selected its leadership for the coming year, electing a Chair and Vice Chair as its first order of business. Supervisor Chris Howard nominated Joey Borges to serve a second

By Roger Gitlin Republicans took a sharp jolt to the jaw with the unexpected death of seven-term Congressman Doug LaMalfa, 65. LaMalfa was a giant among conservatives in the House. He will not be easily replaced. The Republican Party cannot afford to lose any additional seats if it hopes to

by ROGER GITLIN, Eye on Del Norte Powerful North State Congressman Doug LaMalfa passed away Tuesday as a result of complications from surgery to remove an aneurysm. He was 65. The seven-term congressman represented the expansive District 1, spanning from his rice farm residence near Oroville to the Oregon and

By Roger Gitlin January 2, 2026– Welcome aboard, Cooper Miles Hill. Del Norte has been eagerly awaiting your arrival. Cooper was the first baby delivered in the New Year by Sutter Coast OB/GYN Dr. John Kirk on Friday, January 2, 2026, at 9:43 p.m. Shawna Wilson delivered