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- HUMBOLDT TODAY: A McKinleyville man taken hostage in Africa six years ago is finally free! Local travelers may have trou... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 20, 2023
HUMBOLDT TODAY: A McKinleyville man taken hostage in Africa six years ago is finally free! Local travelers may have trouble getting out of our airport this […]
- The Humboldt Bay Trail could be extended to College of the Redwoods, and Eureka could be getting a new traffic signal on... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 20, 2023
The Humboldt Bay Trail could be extended to College of the Redwoods, and Eureka could be getting a new traffic signal on F Street.
- The biggest hurdle to offshore wind right now might be the fact that you can't get the power out of Humboldt to the grid... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 20, 2023
The biggest hurdle to offshore wind right now might be the fact that you can't get the power out of Humboldt to the grid. The Outpost's Izzy Vanderheiden spoke […]
- "Woodke, a graduate of Humboldt State, was an instructor at the Redwood School of Missions when he embarked on a Christi... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 20, 2023
"Woodke, a graduate of Humboldt State, was an instructor at the Redwood School of Missions when he embarked on a Christian mission in the largely Muslim West […]
- HUMBOLDT TODAY: Governor Newsom is counting on tiny homes to ease California’s homeless problems; the sheriff’s office a... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 17, 2023
HUMBOLDT TODAY: Governor Newsom is counting on tiny homes to ease California’s homeless problems; the sheriff’s office announces it has located the body of […]
- The Arcata City Council gave the Planning Commission a July deadline to produce a draft of the Gateway Area Plan and the... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 17, 2023
The Arcata City Council gave the Planning Commission a July deadline to produce a draft of the Gateway Area Plan and the form-based code.
- Today in Eureka: Architectural death and birth. by Lost Coast Outpost on March 17, 2023
Today in Eureka: Architectural death and birth.
- Everyone complains about the administration of criminal justice in Humboldt County, but few point the finger at the peop... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 17, 2023
Everyone complains about the administration of criminal justice in Humboldt County, but few point the finger at the people who don't show up for jury duty. […]
- HUMBOLDT TODAY: The Bear River Rancheria has filed a lawsuit against the county and state; A new warming center has open... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 16, 2023
HUMBOLDT TODAY: The Bear River Rancheria has filed a lawsuit against the county and state; A new warming center has opened in Eureka; Plus, your latest weather […]
- "[Susan worked at] the Humboldt County District Attorney’s office, where she worked as a Legal Office Assistant and Comm... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 16, 2023
"[Susan worked at] the Humboldt County District Attorney’s office, where she worked as a Legal Office Assistant and Community Services Officer from February, […]
- HUMBOLDT TODAY: Humboldt’s flood waters are expected to recede and there may even be consecutive days of sunshine, if yo... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 15, 2023
HUMBOLDT TODAY: Humboldt’s flood waters are expected to recede and there may even be consecutive days of sunshine, if you can believe. Plus, four people have […]
- Wondering what's up with citywide composting in Arcata? The council will discuss its next step (of many) tonight. by Lost Coast Outpost on March 15, 2023
Wondering what's up with citywide composting in Arcata? The council will discuss its next step (of many) tonight.
- "In 1972, Leroy began working at Pacific Lumber Co, both Scotia and Fortuna, pulling green chain. Leroy was still active... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 15, 2023
"In 1972, Leroy began working at Pacific Lumber Co, both Scotia and Fortuna, pulling green chain. Leroy was still active in the National Guard, but ultimately […]
- The salmon industry, worth about half a billion dollars, is devastated. The culprits: Drought and decades of water diver... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 15, 2023
The salmon industry, worth about half a billion dollars, is devastated. The culprits: Drought and decades of water diversions and development. Story […]
- HUMBOLDT TODAY: Add flooding to the growing list of Humboldt’s recent weather-related calamities. We have the roundup of... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 14, 2023
HUMBOLDT TODAY: Add flooding to the growing list of Humboldt’s recent weather-related calamities. We have the roundup of where the water is making life […]
- " In the early 1990s she worked at Northcountry Clinic in Arcata and later at Willow Creek Clinic until she retired. The... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 14, 2023
" In the early 1990s she worked at Northcountry Clinic in Arcata and later at Willow Creek Clinic until she retired. There she formed many close and lasting […]
- "Some of Bonnie’s favorite workplaces included the Redcrest Cafe, Hansen’s Truck Stop, the Fortuna Bowling Alley (where... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 14, 2023
"Some of Bonnie’s favorite workplaces included the Redcrest Cafe, Hansen’s Truck Stop, the Fortuna Bowling Alley (where she met two of her dearest friends, […]
- "An avid musician his whole life, Brian was a part of jazz bands, marching bands, concert bands, worship bands, choirs,... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 14, 2023
"An avid musician his whole life, Brian was a part of jazz bands, marching bands, concert bands, worship bands, choirs, and even the Humboldt Harmonaires."
- HUMBOLDT TODAY: Good job, people! Humboldt Today viewers correctly picked this year’s Academy Awards Best Picture. As re... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 13, 2023
HUMBOLDT TODAY: Good job, people! Humboldt Today viewers correctly picked this year’s Academy Awards Best Picture. As reward, Humboldt now boasts the […]
- New series! LoCO is teaming up with the Humboldt County Historical Society to bring you weekly little windows onto the p... by Lost Coast Outpost on March 11, 2023
New series! LoCO is teaming up with the Humboldt County Historical Society to bring you weekly little windows onto the past. This week, with Fernbridge's […]
Lost coast outpost news
The Lost Coast Outpost is Humboldt County, California’s historic home page online. For over a decade, Lost Coast Outpost has been Humboldt County’s corner of the Internet. For many folks in Humboldt, the Outpost was where people would go online to get information about what was happening in Humboldt County.
Is it a news site?Â
Maybe once upon a time in a Humboldt County far, far away. Most of the time, they pretend to be “very serious about correct and accurate,” about their reporting, and claim they “are shamefaced when [they] get something wrong.” –source
Politically Expedient Propaganda
Currently, only seem to cover politically expedient news for the woke left agenda while running full-blown cancel-culture / Nancy Pelosi-style wrap-up smears on everyday citizens. They pepper their otherwise harmless content with this political cancer regardless of the division this causes in the community.
Lost Coast Outpost, “objective facts.”
They claim they are “not satire, and we’re not out to fool people. We believe in objective facts. We try to find those facts.” However, they’ve been consistently turning a blind eye to tired COVID-19 Propaganda put out by the Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services.
Lost Coast Outpost hooked on COVID-19
Apparently, they’ve both missed the memo the resort of the world received loud and clear; Covid-19 is OVER, masks never worked, lockdowns were more harmful than helpful, and the mRNA “Vaccines” that were forced on society exclusively by Democrats aren’t safe and doesn’t work.
Lost Coast Outpost says they “don’t pretend things are facts when we know they are not facts.” But a simple breeze through our rebuttal coverage of their woke left hypocrisy is enough for the strictest skeptic to lose faith in whatever credibility they still invested in Lost Coast Outpost.
Lost Coast Outpost has been owned and operated for much this time by none other than Patrick Cleary, who moved to Humboldt County from New York in 1997. In New York, Cleary enjoyed a long and successful career as an investment banker for JP Morgan Chase. It is ubiquitous for the 1% to move to the Northern California Coast to retire – but Patrick moved here to push a narrative.Â
Patrick Cleary, credit Catherine Wilkes Photography
