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by Roger Gitlin November 4, 2025 - The polls remain open until 8 PM local time — and working-class citizens are holding their breath tonight across the state, as the results will undoubtedly reverberate across the country. Because this isn’t just another ballot check — this is a showdown over who

by ROGER GITLIN The Del Norte County Sheriff’s Department made a significant fentanyl bust on the south end of Waldo Street last Sunday evening. Gregorio Perez, age unknown, was arrested for felony drug sales. Deputies contacted more than 20 people, resulting in 16 misdemeanor arrests related to illegal drugs

by ROGER GITLIN November 3, 2025 - Could it be a blessing that the government shutdown is halting the SNAP Program? Trafficking, scams, and fraud proliferate in Del Norte, California, and across the United States. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) unfortunately has a long history of fraud and abuse.

Opinion by Samuel Strait The “traveling man,” better known as Supervisor Chris Howard, found himself with a little taste of “being in the frying pan” at the last circus known as the Del Norte County Board of Supervisors (BOS) meeting on October 28. Granted, as a politician, he should have

By ROGER GITLIN, EyeOnDelNorte.com November 2nd, 2025 - Halloween night was a big day for the Crescent City Police Department, CDCR Pelican Bay Parole, and especially for the Crescent City–Del Norte community. On Friday, October 31, a 25-member team from the CCPD and CDCR Parole conducted compliance checks

The previous owners of the Triplicate, Country Media — a nine-paper chain headquartered in Salem, Oregon — and the new owner in Crescent City, Dan Schmidt, are pointing the finger at each other over who is at fault for returning the balance of refunds requested by disgruntled subscribers unhappy with the current

“Does an Innocent Person Have to Die Before the Plea Beggar Is Sentenced to a Felony?” Those are the profound words of victim Megan Postma, 35, of Grants Pass, Oregon. Assistant Del Norte County Chief Administrative Officer Randolph Hooper was operating his vehicle last April when he was arrested by