Hoopa Valley Tribal News

On this page, you can find the Hoopa Valley Tribe's News outlets, which include the Two Rivers Tribune, the KIDE Radio Station, and the Hoopa Valley Tribal Facebook page. In detail, the blog posts below are taken from the HVT Facebook page, and further below are direct feeds to the Two Rivers Tribune and KIDE Radio Station websites; please click on the title "Two Rivers Tribune" or "KIDE Radio Station" to visit that particular webpage.

Why the 2020 Census is important

By HVT Admin | August 30, 2019

To anyone interested in applying for 2020 Census Jobs, below is a Lost Coast Outpost article detailing some background about the upcoming 2020 Census work opportunities: https://wildrivers.lostcoastoutpost.com/2019/aug/7/need-job-check-us-census-bureau/ As mentioned in…

Brief PG&E Announcement

By HVT Admin | August 26, 2019

PG&E UPDATE FOR TODAY PG&E has (1) Drone that will be doing an electrical transmission line inspection today in the area on the Maple Creek-Hoopa circuit. This is known as…

PG&E Power Line Inspections in Hoopa

By HVT Admin | August 16, 2019

Be advised: PG&E will continue to fly along distribution lines in high fire-threat areas of Humboldt County, including areas on the Hoopa Valley Reservation, through Sunday, August 18th, 2019. They…

Thanks for attending 31st Annual Sovereign Days

By HVT Admin | August 13, 2019

Many thanks to everyone who came last weekend and attended this year’s 31st Annual Sovereign Days Celebration. We’d also like to show gratitude towards the Two Rivers Tribune for taking…

HVT Special Election – Norton Field District

By HVT Admin | August 5, 2019

To any Hoopa Tribal members who want to run for a vacant Councilmember position, we are holding a Special Election for the Norton Field District. As of July 31st, 2019,…

Sovereign Days: 31st Annual Celebration

By HVT Admin | July 29, 2019

With this year’s 31st Sovereign Days planned for next week, we want to help distribute the flyer for the events. By doing so, community members have more opportunity to check…

KTJUSD Hoopa Elementary School facilitates Coding Camp

By HVT Admin | July 25, 2019

Benefits from learning to code Hoopa Elementary School, Hoopa, CA: Since technology is becoming more advanced, it makes sense to encourage students to learn about coding. Besides, not only does…

Hoopa Rodeo: 44th Annual Event

By HVT Admin | July 24, 2019

Everyone is more than welcome to attend this year’s 44th Annual Hoopa Rodeo at the Rodeo Grounds. We scheduled the Rodeo for August 3rd – 4th, 2019. The gates will…

This Week’s Tentative Schedule: 07/15/2019 – 07/19/2019

By HVT Admin | July 15, 2019

This Week’s Tentative Weekly Schedule for the Hoopa Valley Tribal Council: 07/15/2019 – 07/19/2019

Court Upholds Tribes’ Klamath Basin Water Rights May 20, 2020
The KID and Shasta View plaintiffs argued that the Bureau of Reclamation cannot comply with the ESA or tribal water rights until the irrigators’ rights under state law are fulfilled or paid for. Hoopa Valley and the Klamath Tribes refused to join in litigation of that redundant and false legal theory and urged the court […]
The Continued Impact of COVID-19 on Native American Communities and Others April 24, 2020
Experts caution that Native populations are at an even greater risk for severe illness from COVID-19 due to the extremely vulnerable nature of their populations, which experience high rates of diabetes, heart disease, as well as respiratory diseases in addition to limited access to healthcare. Over time, the CDC has released data that illustrates that […]
Shine Bright April 24, 2020
In unison with HDN schools in the region, a handful of Hoopa Valley High School Seniors gathered at 8:20 p.m. on Monday night at the football field while Vice Principal and Athletic Director Craig Cornelson turned on the stadium lights in honor of the senior class. “The lights shined bright for our HVHS senior athletes […]
In Loving Memory: CAROLYNN “THRESA” ELENORA HENDERSON-BUSSELL April 22, 2020
Carolynn “Thresa” Elenora Henderson-Bussell, 90, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on Friday, April 10, 2020 at the Koon-Henderson-Bussell Ranch “xontehtaw xa:h-mah-xa:n-din”.
In Loving Memory: DWAYNE CLYDE FERRIS April 22, 2020
Dwayne Clyde Ferris, 74, went to continue his spiritual journey on April 12, 2020 after a lengthy battle with Leukemia. Dwayne was raised by his parents the late Wilfred Ferris, Sr. and Zona Drake-Ferris in Orleans, California. Fifty years ago, Dwayne married the love of his life Patricia Marshall and together they raised five children. […]
Uptick in Business at Local Nurseries and Hardware Stores April 21, 2020
By RHONDA BIGOVICH, Two Rivers Tribune The Shelter-in-Place order implemented on March 25 has kept California residents corralled inside their homes and within the confines of their property lines. Many have applied their free time tending to home improvement and landscaping projects or planting fruit and vegetable gardens. The local, state-wide and national Stay-at-Home orders […]
Big Decisions Amid Curvy Graphs and Hidden Data April 21, 2020
• There are 13 Bay Area and/or nearby county health officers discussing daily which activities might be opened up to relax shelter-in-place restrictions. The plan, being hashed out by the Association of San Francisco Bay Area Health Officers is to loosen restrictions by May 4 on lower-risk activities in 13 jurisdictions, from Sonoma to Santa […]

KIDE Radio Station Feed

2020-09-24 Health – Harm Reduction Story September 25, 2020
A lot of people have been raised on the abstinence model 12 step abstinent space model. But it doesn't really serve the people who are still in active addiction and need a little help.
2020-09-17 Manager’s Log – EBU Needs, Testing and the COVID Vaccine September 18, 2020
Our Emergency Broadcasting Unit has been returned! We also discuss how the COVID vaccine will work and when it will be ready.
Sec. of State Alex Padilla Tells Voters – Vote By Mail and Vote Early! September 18, 2020
By Pilar Marrero, Ethnic Media Services All registered voters in California will soon receive a mail-in ballot even if they haven’t asked for one, and there will be plenty of options to register, re-register, vote by mail, vote in person or vote curbside up until Nov. 3rd, said Secretary of State Alex Padilla at a […]
2020-09-18 Friday Edition – The Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine September 18, 2020
Delivering a safe and effective vaccine against COVID-19 by this winter would count as one the most ambitious scientific feats in history. With a handful of vaccines now in the midst of large-scale clinical trials, a growing number of experts say it’s an achievable goal.
2020-09-03 Manager’s Log – COVID-19 Webinar; Longhaulers September 4, 2020
2020-09-03 Manager's Log - COVID-19 Webinar; Longhaulers
Short Wave: The Science of Wildfire Smoke September 4, 2020
So what actually is smoke? Jessica Gilman, an atmospheric chemist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, explains what it's made of, how it behaves in the atmosphere, and smoke's role in climate change.
2020-09-01 Manager’s Log – End of the Fiscal Year, and the Beginning of a New One September 2, 2020
2020-09-01 Manager's Log - End of the Fiscal Year, and the Beginning of a New One
2020-08-12 Manager’s Log – Major Parties August 20, 2020
2020-08-12 Manager's Log - Major Parties
2020-08-14 Friday Edition – Redwood Grant August 15, 2020
2020-08-14 Friday Edition - Redwood Grant
2020-08-13 Chairman’s Report – COVID Update August 14, 2020
2020-08-13 Chairman's Report - COVID Update

About Hoopa Valley Tribe

We, the Hoopa Valley Tribe, are a Tribal Government dedicated to protecting and promoting the interests of the Hoopa Valley Indians, and cooperating and collaborating with Federal, State, and local Governments.

Address

Hoopa Valley Tribe

11860 State Hwy 96

PO Box 1348

Hoopa, CA 95546

Phone: 530-625-4211

Fax: (530) 625-4594