By John DriscollThe Times-StandardApril 1, 2008The Pacific Lumber Co. and its creditors will jockey for position today as its bankruptcy enters what may be its final stage.Unsecured creditors voted enthusiastically…
By David MclaughlinThe Wall Street JournalMarch 31, 2008Harvard University's $35 billion endowment is thinking about buying a large swath of Northern California forest if a court approves an auction of…
By Marshall KilduffThe San Francisco ChronicleMarch 31, 2008Supply your own punch-line: "Two governors, a senator, a billionaire and a judge walk into a bar."That's the set-up for a messy and…
EditorialThe Times-StandardMarch 30, 2008The Pacific Lumber bankruptcy case is a complicated one, with many stakeholders elbowing each other to get the nod from the federal bankruptcy judge in Texas. This…
Doug WheelerSpecial to The Sacramento BeeMarch 30, 2008On April 11, in a Texas courtroom, a federal bankruptcy judge will make a momentous decision concerning the fate of California's Headwaters Forest…
By George RaineSan Francisco ChronicleMarch 29, 2008Former Gov. Pete Wilson will manage the reorganization of Scotia Pacific Co., the timber-holding subsidiary of bankrupt Pacific Lumber Co., if a Bankruptcy Court…
By Hank SimsThe North Coast JournalMarch 27, 2008We got quite a few responses to our "Palco Bankruptcy Contest," in which readers were invited to lobby us and try to influence…
By John DriscollThe Times-StandardMarch 27, 2008Former Gov. Pete Wilson has signed on to guide the reorganization of the Pacific Lumber Co.'s timber-holding subsidiary if a creditors' plan is approved in…
By John DriscollThe Times-StandardMarch 19, 2008EUREKA -- The Mendocino Redwood Co. packed another venue Tuesday during its tour through Humboldt County looking to convince people that its plan to rebuild…
By Nathan RushtonThe Eureka ReporterMarch 16, 2008One of the companies hoping to acquire the Pacific Lumber Co. invited residents to hear what it envisions for the future of the bankrupt…