“Defunding public media doesn’t punish NPR—it guts the emergency lifelines that small towns and Tribal communities depend on.” said Rima Dael, CEO of National Federation of Community Broadcasters in an op-ed article for The Free Press.
As the headlines came in Friday night, the House gave the final approval to the Trump administration’s $9 billion rescission package that aimed to claw back money already allocated for public broadcasting and foreign aid spending at a 216-213 vote. This bill eliminates $1.1 billion in public media funding that has already been approved for the next two years.
KMUD spoke with Serah Mead, the Director of Member Engagement at NFCB. There Mead supports member stations in which KMUD is a part of. Mead in this special for Public affairs will go in depth about the new challenges community radio stations might be facing now with this clawback.
Heeding public comment at its meeting this week, the Eureka City Council is taking actions to oppose recent U.S. military actions. Daniel Mintz reports.
In Mendocino County, two separate incidents resulted in law enforcement intervention and attempted murder charges being filed thanks to the actions of concerned citizens...
Bans on nitrous oxide and licensing of tobacco retailers is incrementally becoming countywide, with Eureka being the latest city to support doing so. Daniel ...
