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.
Upcoming Trinity River Water Level Increases
Brief Update on the Trinity River Water Levels: If anyone has plans regarding the river this weekend, please be advised the water levels will be drastically increasing due to scheduled…
Read More
Associate Attorney, Alexandra Mojado, sworn in
Congratulations, Alexandra Mojado! This morning our Associate Attorney was sworn in by our Chief Judge, Leona Colegrove. Alexandra successfully passed the California State Bar over a year ago and recently…
Read More
Rowboat River Race 2019
In accordance with helping the community stay updated on the local boat races, we want to share the flyer above about the Rowboat River Race on May 11th, 2019 at…
Read More
New Neighborhood Facility Snap Gym Flooring
After much planning and successful efforts to raise funding, the Hoopa Recreation Department is finalizing installation on a brand new snap gym flooring for the Neighborhood Facility (NF). Everyone is…
Read More
58th Men’s & 1st Women’s All-Indian Tournament
A brief announcement from the Hoopa Recreation Department for this weekend: The 58th Men’s All-Indian Tournament and 1st Women’s All-Indian Tournament is scheduled for March 8th, 9th, 10th, 2019. The…
Read More
Hoopa Shopping Center Grand Opening
Grand Opening Celebration for the Hoopa Shopping Center is set for Wednesday, March 6th, 2019 at 12 pm! Numerous Grand Opening Sales and Prize Giveaways will be in effect from…
Read More
Tribal Election 2019 Update
To anyone looking for information on the current Hoopa Valley Tribal Election for 2019, here are the official candidates: Chairman: + Ryan Jackson + Byron Nelson Jr. + Edward Guyer…
Read More
Tribal Members Urge School District to Provide Transparency Around Funding
By: Erika Eva Tracy Over the past few years, the Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District (KTJUSD) has become increasingly less transparent, less open to community input, and less accountable to…
Read More
500k Concrete Batch Plant
At the start of this winter, we took the photo above of the state-of-the-art 500k Concrete Batch Plant at the Hoopa Roads Aggregate and Ready-Mix. Although this topic was covered…
Read More
KIDE Radio Station Feed
- Buffalo’s Fire Story December 29, 2025https://www.buffalosfire.com/tribes-plan-150th-anniversary-battle-little-bighorn This article is from the Buffalo’s Fire website. It explains the plans in the making and how you can
- On AI & Indigenous cultures November 25, 2025When searching the NAC Archives for this program, look for Nov. 25, 2025. This program is also archived in our
- Native America Calling November 24, 2025This is an insightful and important program. It airs today at 10 am on www.kidefm.org If you is it is
- Anne Gomez FCC Commissioner at GRC2025 November 5, 2025
- General Meeting Hr. 1 10-18-25 October 22, 2025This first hour starts with HVTC Chairman, Joe Davis sharing an overview of future concepts in development, an announcement for
- General Meeting Hr. 2 10-18-25 October 22, 2025This hour starts with a report by the HFI Mill yard Manager sharing his Mill work experience, He talks about
- General Meeting Hr. 3 10-18-25 October 22, 2025This hour starts with the Bakertily Financial Overview, (formerly known as Moss Adams). There was a break for lunch at
- General Meeting Hr 4 10-18-25 October 22, 2025In the beginning of this hour Tribal member Darin Masten, the Denoto Corporation Board Chairman finishes his overview of the
- General Meeting Hr 5 10-18-25 October 22, 2025In this final hour several tribal members shared comments regarding the Tribal Deficit and their thoughts about how we need
- NAC 8-14-25 Indigenous Journalists August 15, 2025Indigenous journalists’ unique role in reporting News consumers have a constant stream of information at their fingertips, but how
About Hoopa Valley Tribe
We, the Hoopa Valley Tribe, are a Tribal Government dedicated to protecting and promoting the interests, rights, and well-being of the Hoopa Valley people. We strive to preserve our sovereignty, culture, traditions, and natural resources while fostering sustainable growth, educational opportunities, and economic development for future generations. Through cooperation and collaboration with Federal, State, and local governments, we work to strengthen our community, uphold our values, and ensure a prosperous and healthy future for all members of the Hoopa Valley Tribe.
Address
Hoopa Valley Tribe
11860 State Hwy 96
PO Box 1348
Hoopa, CA 95546
Phone: (530) 625-4211
Fax: (530) 625-4594
📲 Connect. Engage. Stay Informed. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and more — just click the icons below.
Copyright 2003 - 2020 The Hoopa Valley Tribe