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• In Loving Memory: Candi Dee Colegrove-Tracy May 7, 2019
  Candi Dee Colegrove-Tracy, born November 2, 1961, passed away May 3, 2019 at her home in Hoopa, CA surrounded by family and friends. Candi was born in Hoopa and was a proud member of the Hoopa Valley Tribe. She attended school at Fredrick & Charles and was a beautician by trade. Worked at Child Development, […]
• Whiteout Causes Blackout February 11, 2019
  As of Sunday afternoon the Hoopa Valley Tribe’s Office of Emergency Services Director Rod Mendes said electricity could be restored to the Klamath-Trinity region by Monday at 4 p.m., however there is a chance it will be restored earlier, or later, depending on crews’ ability to repair the main transmission line.
• Hoopa Tribe Wins Lawsuit Against FERC January 26, 2019
  A federal court of appeals unanimously sided with the Hoopa Valley Tribe, ruling that FERC, the states of California and Oregon, and PacifiCorp can no longer stall dam license conditions to protect fish. The ruling came more than three years after the Hoopa Valley Tribe filed a lawsuit against FERC in November 2015. PacifiCorp’s FERC […]
• Hoopa Tribe Wins Lawsuit to Expedite Klamath River Dam Removal January 26, 2019
  A federal court of appeals today unanimously sided with the Hoopa Valley Tribe, ruling that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), the states of California and Oregon, and PacifiCorp can no longer stall dam license conditions to protect fish. For decades, the Hoopa Valley Tribe has urged aggressive actions to address the degraded water conditions […]
• Child Injured by M-80 Firework December 4, 2018
  At about 12:46 p.m. on Monday, December 3, Hoopa Valley Tribal Police received a report of an injured child on Grasshopper Lane, off of Marshall Lane in Hoopa. An ambulance was dispatched as well as Hoopa Valley Tribal Police officers. Upon arrival the four-year-old child (male) was transported by ambulance to Berry Summit where an […]
• Hoopa Valley High School Reacts to Indirect School Shooting Threat November 8, 2018
  A Hoopa Valley High School student posted a snap on the social media platform Snapchat on Tuesday evening, November 6. The snap raised a red flag among fellow students, one of whom took a screen shot of the post and sent it, via their parent, to the Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District Superintendent Jon Ray.
• In Loving Memory: Damian Zane Jackson November 7, 2018
  Defender of fairness, debater of grand ideas, a slayer of cancer, and the holder of nine lives, was defeated by the demons of depression, and will forever be in our hearts.