A Humboldt County judge issued a split ruling this week - upholding an arrest, but rejecting a search. The judge ruled that police went too far when they seized a Cal Poly Humboldt student activist’s phone, computer, and other devices — finding the warrant behind the search did not justify the seizure, and warning that treating mere possession of a device as grounds for seizure would render the Fourth Amendment toothless.
Ray Hamill brings us details of the opening weekend in local high school football as well as all of the other big local sports...
Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, including all the latest high school and college basketball news...
Eureka will host dozens of free recreation activities next Saturday the 27th, and the city council adopted changes to its Ranked Choice Voting ordinance...
