PURSUIT LEADS TO ARREST On Friday May 14th, at approximately 6:30 PM Coalinga Police Officers responded to a report of a possible vehicle theft in progress at the Coalinga Motel, in the 600 block of Polk. Upon officers’ arrival they observed the reported vehicle in the alley behind the Coalinga Motel. The vehicle fled the scene, traveling eastbound on Polk at a…
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Locals Nabbed With Guns and Drugs
For Immediate Release:Date: May 4, 2021Prepared By/Contact Person: Darren Blevins, Chief of Police On May 3, 2021 at approximately 7:03 PM, the Coalinga Police Department’s K9 unit observed a 2011 Toyota Camry in the area of Jayne and Merced and initiated a traffic stop for tinted windows. The Police Officer activated his emergency lights at…
Read MoreOne CHS Student Tests Positive for Covid-19
One classroom is closed, and the students in that one class were told to quarantine for ten days. The teacher is also quarantined for ten days. Students and staff can return after ten days of symptom free quarantine or earlier if they have a negative Covid-19 test. From Superintendent Lori Villanueva: Today, out of an…
Read MoreOne Student at CHUSD Tests Positive for Covid-19
Classroom closed, students told to quarantine for ten days. Students and staff can return after ten days of symptom free quarantine or earlier if they have a negative Covid-19 test. From Superintendent Lori Villanueva Today, out of an abundance of caution, the District took action to close one classroom at Coalinga High School due to…
Read MoreSchools Opening Doors
Some Students Will Attend Some Classes Some of the Time Coalinga Huron Unified School District won’t exactly be throwing the doors open next week, but some students will be returning to school in what is termed: Hybrid Learning. The hybrid model of learning is a blend of both in person instruction and distance learning. The…
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