The Christmas Flood of 1964: Recalling a Devastating Force in the Pacific Northwestcover photo: looks like Happy Camp, notice the silt or really short stop sign. In December of 1964, a series of brutal storms ravaged the Pacific Northwest, swelling rivers across Oregon, California, Nevada, Idaho, and Washington. Among the […]
Author: Jay A. Martin
Something Fishy Going Around ??
Understanding Adipose Fin Clipping in Trout Conservation Hello, fellow fish enthusiasts and conservationists! Have you ever glanced at a trout and wondered about the purpose of its various fins? Today, we’re focusing on a small, fleshy fin that might not be as prominent as the others – the adipose fin. […]
Dragons: A Creative Collaboration from Shasta Sovereign
cover art by Red Robin The February 2024 edition of Shasta Sovereign magazine features a special collection of dragon-themed creative works submitted by various contributors. Coinciding with the Chinese Year of the Dragon, the pieces explore the symbolism, mythology and personal significance of these legendary creatures. The collection showcases a […]
“Sedimentation in California Reservoirs: A Long-Term Problem of Immediate Concern”
The 2017 article titled by Ryan J. Mahoney, published on the Water Law Journal website, addresses the critical issue of sedimentation in California’s reservoirs and its significant impacts on water supply, quality, public safety, and environmental health. Sedimentation, which is the process of sediment accumulation in reservoirs, reduces storage capacity […]
the Obituary of Stephen “Steve” Ray Fisher
Stephen “Steve” Ray Fisher Obituary Stephen Ray “Steve” Fisher passed away peacefully in Yreka on Sunday, March 3, 2024. He was 74 years old. Steve was born on November 14, 1949 to Marshall and Shirley Fisher. He grew up in the community of Klamath River with his parents, his brother, […]
REPRINT: Oakland Residents Are Buying Guns As Police Become Less Effective
California InsiderSiyamak Khorrami, Author Siyamak sits down with Leighton Woodhouse, journalist and Emmy-nominated documentary filmmaker who has been covering Oakland and the San Francisco Bay Area. He’ll share his observations and analysis of the rising crime issues in Oakland, the different types of crime that are happening, and how they […]
Part IV: Dam Removal Destruction – Gas bubble disease
William Simpson II delves into the mysterious mass death of 850,000 fish that occurred shortly after their release, exploring potential causes behind this environmental disaster. The incident has raised significant concerns among environmentalists, scientists, and the general public alike. Two main theories have emerged as potential explanations: gas bubble disease […]
SISQ ARREST REPORT: February 25th – March 4th, 2024
The following Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Department ARREST, BOOKINGS Report Contains:individuals who are innocent, until the State proves them guilty. Please respect their fundamental human and legal rights. cover photo: Alcatraz, San Fransisco Siskiyou County Law Enforcement Agencies Tackle Wide Range of Crimes A review of recent booking data from the Siskiyou […]
Siskiyou County teen charged with murder & drug offenses
Patience Ann Thompson, of Montague, California, was arrested on Feb. 29, 2024 and charged with murder, possession of narcotics for sale, and transportation/sale of a controlled substance, according to a Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office booking report. Thompson, 18, was booked into the Siskiyou County Jail by Officer Rance Zediker. The […]
SMOKED TOMATO PIE AND ROADHOUSE BAR & GRILL TO BE FEATURED ON AMERICA’S BEST RESTAURANTS
YREKA, CA: – Local restaurants Smoked Tomato Pie and Roadhouse Bar & Grill will be hosting visits from America’s Best Restaurants (ABR) in mid-March 2024. America’s Best Restaurants, a national media and marketing company focusing on bringing attention to local, independently-owned restaurants, will bring its ABR Roadshow to Smoked Tomato […]