Jennifer Fumiko Cahill is a journalist based in Humboldt County, California. She writes for the North Coast Journal, Inc. and Humboldt Insider, covering local news and events, including topics such as community issues, arts and culture, and environmental concerns.
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TRAP. The conversation I have been having about M. Night Shyamalan movies for a decade begins with recent disappointment, acknowledges The Sixth Sense (1999), maybe...
For the 35th year, Reggae on the River, which has seen its share of tumult and financial struggle, brought crowds, musicians, artists and vendors to a multi-day party on the North Coast after a five-year absence. From Aug. 2-4, reggae lovers returned to County Line Ranch for camping and live performances, hosted by the Mateel Community Center and Hot Milk Productions. Photographer Alan Workman was on hand to capture the fun. Enjoy his highlights below.
At roughly 8,500 square feet, the newly opened Asia's Best grocery store in Fortuna (727 S. Fortuna Blvd.) can be a little overwhelming in a...
The Journal's Best of Humboldt party at the Arcata Theatre Lounge Aug. 10 featured a little music from Best Vocalist Elle Penner, a little comedy by Best Stand-up Comedian Shannon Foster, local trivia hosted by our publisher Melissa Sanderson and plenty of celebration among the winners. Blessed as we were with good company and good lighting, here are some of our honored guests photographed by the Shootin' Gallery.
This week we've got an update on Klamath Dam removal and restoration, as well as the story of how a kitchen and a lot aim...
Photo by Mark Larson A new generation of young dancers followed in the Samba Parade with Samba da Alegria and Samba do Mar on Sunday.
Get your stories straight, Humboldt. It’s time again for the Journal ’s annual 99-word Flash Fiction Contest. Send us your original stories of 99 words or fewer (not including title) and your work might just wind up in a special issue of the Journal. Send up to three entries in the body of an email (no attachments or links, please) to [email protected] with your name and contact information (no pen names) by midnight (for the drama!) on Thursday, Oct. 31. No poems and, for the love of Bradbury, no AI-generated copy. For reference, this is what 99 words look like.
In what felt like a shrewd tactical move, my companions and I started with dessert. Once we'd picked up our Taste of Main Street passes,...
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As I write this in the limbo of Election Day, I know I'm not the only person who's gone through the past week or longer feeling off. This day has loomed on the horizon, growing as it neared, and its shadow seems directly over us at last. I have found it hard to make plans, the calendar a tiled expanse I cannot trust to hold when I come to the next square.
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