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Francisco Martínezcuello

Francisco Martínezcuello

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Journalist, Chilkat Valley News

Weaverville, San Diego

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Investigative Reporting, General Assignment

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Total articles 116

  • Yurok, Hoopa Valley Tribes sign historic Trinity River water agreement

    By Francisco Martínezcuello Verified| Trinity Journal Verified The Yurok and Hoopa Valley tribes signed a historic water agreement on Wednesday, April 2, at a ceremony at the confluence of the Klamath and Trinity rivers. According to the Yurok Tribe’s social media post, Tribal leaders agreed to share 50,000 acre-feet of federal water from the Bureau of Reclamation’s Trinity Lake.

    By Francisco Martínezcuello Verified · Trinity Journal

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Trinity snowpack outpaces statewide average

    By Francisco Martínezcuello Verified| Trinity Journal Verified Snowpack levels are above average in the Trinity River Basin, according to the Watershed Research and Training Center. Meanwhile, statewide, the snowpack is 90 percent of average for this date and, according to the state’s Department of Water Resources, broad swaths of Southern California remain exceptionally dry and below average for rainfall. The third snow survey was conducted on March 27, 29, and 30. “It was kind of a crazy one,” said Josh Smith.

    By Francisco Martínezcuello Verified · Trinity Journal

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Yurok, Hoopa Valley Tribes sign historic Trinity River water agreement

    By Francisco Martínezcuello Verified| Trinity Journal Verified The Yurok and Hoopa Valley tribes signed a historic water agreement on Wednesday, April 2, at a ceremony at the confluence of the Klamath and Trinity rivers. According to the Yurok Tribe’s social media post, Tribal leaders agreed to share 50,000 acre-feet of federal water from the Bureau of Reclamation’s Trinity Lake.

    By Francisco Martínezcuello Verified · Trinity Journal

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Chilkat Valley News

A media production company serving the Chilkat Valley, the Haines Borough, and the Upper Lynn Canal in Southeast, Alaska.

San Diego, Weaverville, United States

+1 907-766-2688

Founded: 1966