
Miscommunications and Misdirection
Hold PG&E accountable for its reckless and unprofessional behavior.

Hold PG&E accountable for its reckless and unprofessional behavior.

For the second outage to affect Humboldt in less than a month, students and staff were better prepared for the darkness and the subsequent time off.

With the recent Public Safety Power Shutoffs, blackouts may be a large push toward renewable energy.

While areas of Humboldt have power again, some customers may not have their power restored before the third Public Safety Power Shutoff.

Largest intentional blackout in history keeps millions without power while California burns.

Although areas of Humboldt County have the “all clear” for power restoration, another PSPS may be scheduled for Tuesday morning Parts of Humboldt have been given the “all clear” to begin line inspections and restorations for the current Public Safety

PSPS update delays outage by 4 hours due to changing weather conditions.

Our first PSPS was a wakeup call, now it’s time to go into the next blackout more ready than ever.

The upcoming blackout is expected to affect 36 counties across Northern California and last longer than before.

Once again, PG&E did not initially include all of Humboldt in its outage prediction. But according to OES, all of Humboldt County will be affected.

According to the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office, another power outage is scheduled beginning Saturday.

Understanding the Public Power Safety Shutoff and its impact on Humboldt County.

Humboldt businesses take stock of losses from county-wide power outage.

Humboldt County residents prepare for a power outage

On April 5 at 1:30 p.m., students at Humboldt State left class to attend a rally on the UC quad in remembrance of David Josiah Lawson, a student who was stabbed to death at a party in Arcata almost a

The Lumberjack editors met with the president of Humboldt State University, Lisa Rossbacher, on March 23. The Q&A was largely centered around budget cuts and social issues that impact the local community, especially HSU students. This is part II of