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- 1Minerals processing startup Valor hires ex-Redwood Materials VP▼Minerals processing startup Valor hires former Redwood Materials VP of engineering
Valor, a minerals processing startup, has hired a former vice president of engineering from battery recycler Redwood Materials, according to reports by Mining Weekly and TradingView. The move suggests Valor is building out its technical leadership as it scales its processing operations. Details on the executive's start date, responsibilities, and Valor's funding or expansion plans were not provided in the reports.
- 2NPR spotlights 'Redwood', true story of a KGB agent spying for Britain●NOW PLAYING == NPR Book of the Day: 'Redwood' is a true tale of a KGB agent who offered to spy for Britain https://www.
NPR's Book of the Day is featuring 'Redwood', a nonfiction account of a KGB agent who approached Britain and offered to spy for the other side of the Iron Curtain. The story draws renewed attention to Cold War espionage history and the intelligence relationship between Moscow and London, and it is being shared among public radio and book audiences.
- 3DYNA Robotics unveils Taku, a robot that folds towels and stocks shelves▼Meet Taku: Redwood City's DYNA Robotics AI robot loads washers, folds towels and stocks shelves
DYNA Robotics, based in Redwood City, California, has introduced Taku, an AI-powered robot demonstrated performing everyday chores such as loading washers, folding towels and stocking shelves. The demo is drawing attention for showing a robot handling messy, unstructured tasks that have long been difficult to automate.
- 4Redwood Coast Music Festival brings live music to Eureka▼Photos | Redwood Coast Music Festival fills Eureka with listening entertainment through weekend
The Redwood Coast Music Festival is underway in Eureka, California, filling the city with live music and performances through the weekend. Local coverage features photos from the event, highlighting crowds enjoying the listening entertainment across venues. The long-running festival is a fixture of the area's cultural calendar, drawing visitors and musicians to the Redwood Coast each year.
- 5Redwood Credit Union site fails in Safari▼redwood credit union website -- at least the account application section -- doesn't work with Safari but works with Chro
A user reports that Redwood Credit Union's website, at least its account application section, does not work in Apple's Safari browser while functioning normally in Chrome. The complaint, which expresses frustration and concern that the problem may extend to everyday banking use, highlights ongoing issues with websites built only for certain browsers.
- 6On This Day: LBJ Signed Redwood National Park Into Being▼On This Day, Oct. 2: LBJ establishes Cascades, Redwood parks https://www. upi.com/Top_News/2026/10/02/On -This-Day-LBJ-e
On October 2, 1968, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed legislation establishing Redwood National Park in Northern California, protecting some of the world's tallest trees. The date is being recalled in anniversary retrospectives of historic events, noting Johnson's role in expanding American conservation alongside the creation of related park designations that same day.
- 7Redwood Coast Music Festival brings jazz back to downtown Eureka▼Redwood Coast Music Festival returns, filling downtown Eureka with live jazz all week
The Redwood Coast Music Festival has returned to Eureka, California, with live jazz performances filling venues across downtown throughout the week. The annual event draws musicians and audiences to the coastal city, boosting local businesses and bringing residents and visitors together for days of live music.
- 8Redwood Theatre to stage comedic fairy tale twist▼Redwood Theatre to present a hilarious twist on familiar fairy tale
Redwood Theatre has announced a new production offering a comedic twist on a well-known fairy tale. The company says the show will put a humorous spin on a familiar story, promising audiences a fresh take on the classic tale. Further details on dates, cast and ticketing have not yet been released.
- 9OpenAI fires three staff over AI-safety group leaks●OpenAI fired three employees for sharing information with a third-party AI-safety organization. One of the employees was
OpenAI has dismissed three employees for sharing information with a third-party AI-safety organization. One of those fired was on the company's safety team and served as the technical contact for Redwood Research and METR's investigation of the Hugging Face incident. Observers are criticizing the move, arguing it penalizes employees for cooperating with independent safety researchers and raises questions about OpenAI's commitment to external oversight.
- 10Redwood Coast Music Festival Opens for Four-Day Run●Four days of music | Redwood Coast Music Festival starts tonight and runs through Sunday
The Redwood Coast Music Festival begins tonight and continues through Sunday, offering four days of live music. The event is a regional fixture on California's North Coast, drawing performers and audiences for a multi-day celebration of live acts across venues. Local coverage highlights the festival's lineup as the main draw for attendees this weekend.
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The Redwood Coast Music Festival is being set up, with the Times-Standard publishing photo coverage of preparations for the event. Organizers and crews are arranging stages and venues ahead of the festival, which draws musicians and audiences to California's Humboldt County region.
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A proposed ferry terminal in Redwood City, California has moved into the environmental review stage of its development. The review will assess the project's impact before construction can proceed. Further details on timeline, funding and design have not yet been released, and public reaction to the plan is still limited.
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Tam High School defeated rival Redwood in a Marin County high school sports contest, with standout play from an athlete named Vu helping secure the win. The result was reported in the Marin Independent Journal's sports briefs roundup covering local school athletics.