Steven King showed up early for his Tuesday 8:30 a.m. hearing in a sixth-floor gleaming hallway at the brand new Shasta County Courthouse. He stood near a large bank of windows that offered stunning Redding views as he talked about… Continue Reading
Shasta County’s mailed ballots for the March 5 Presidential Primary Election have reached their destinations. Some of the most hotly contested races are among nine Shasta County Board of Supervisors candidates. A News Cafe reached out to all the supervisor… Continue Reading
It’s been more than 30 years since teenage Kevin Crye participated in an alleged sexual assault of a female classmate. The incident happened at a pool party attended by many other Anderson High students. According to the victim, she and… Continue Reading
Editor’s note: Please join me in welcoming District 4 candidate Matt Plummer as he answers ANC’s campaign questions. A News Cafe submitted identical questions to all Shasta County Supervisor candidates. Incumbent District 4 candidate Patrick Jones, and District 3 candidates… Continue Reading
I have called Shasta County home since I was eight years old, in 1977, when my parents and I moved to Shingletown to enjoy a more rural lifestyle. I grew up in a ranch environment, living a largely self-sufficient lifestyle, Continue Reading
I am a stay-at-home Mom with a PhD in Microbiology. Over the last year, I have been using my training analyzing large data sets to investigate Shasta County elections, uncovering evidence of computer manipulation, and sharing it with the community. Continue Reading
A News Cafe: Hello, Mr. Long. Thanks for taking the time to participate in this Q&A. Please tell a bit about yourself.
Allen Long: I am a 32-year resident of Shasta County, a retired Redding Police Lieutenant, and a current Trustee of Grant School District. Continue Reading
I am a 50-year resident of Shasta County with three grown children and six grandchildren. I attended Cal Poly San Luis Obispo as a dairy science major and completed degrees in Business and Psychology at Simpson College. Continue Reading
Today Kevin Crye gets a second chance to preside over the Shasta County Board of Supervisors meeting as the new board chair. Expectations of success are low since Crye flunked from the start of the last meeting, his first as… Continue Reading
As reported by A News Cafe, during Tuesday’s Shasta County Board of Supervisors meeting supervisors Patrick Jones, chair Kevin Crye and Chris Kelstrom disregarded pleas from fellow supervisors Mary Rickert and Tim Garman, as well as numerous public speakers, to… Continue Reading
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