It’s official. District 1 Supervisor Kevin Crye of Redding is one of 18 featured speakers attending Michael Lindell’s “Election Crime Bureau Summit” Aug. 16-17 at University Plaza in Springfield, Missouri. Apparently, Crye’s self-described “nothing burger” face-to-face meeting in late March… Continue Reading
For the third time in three weeks, Shasta County Supervisors met Friday in special session to discuss the $50 million Zogg Fire civil settlement reached between District Attorney Stephanie Bridgett and officers of Pacific Gas & Electric, as well as… Continue Reading
Without citing specific evidence, District 1 Supervisor Kevin Crye called for an outside criminal attorney to look into why Shasta County District Attorney Stephanie Bridgett did not follow through on a criminal prosecution of Pacific Gas & Electric following the… Continue Reading
SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom announced in a group press release Friday his appointments of two new Superior Court Judges in Shasta County that also listed 15 other judicial appointments throughout California. Benjamin Hanna, a Shasta County Democrat, was… Continue Reading
Honoring a request by Shasta County Supervisors in late June, Deputy County Executive Officer Erin Bertain and District Attorney Stephanie Bridgett each presented results Tuesday of recently concluded settlement agreements made with Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) regarding the Zogg… Continue Reading
Despite objections from the county’s Sheriff, Fire Chief and District Attorney, and also without review by legal counsel or risk management staff, Shasta County’s Board of Supervisors voted 4 – 1 to accept a 30-year mitigation agreement with Redding Rancheria… Continue Reading
Rancor, snide comments and sarcasm filled the air Tuesday during the Shasta County Board of Supervisors meeting as the five-member board split 3-2 to defeat adoption of a Code of Conduct used by 39 other counties, all members of the… Continue Reading
The 2022-23 Shasta County Grand Jury released its 20-page final report Thursday containing five investigations including: Activities of City of Redding work crews and vehicles in a portion of Enterprise Park where various materials and debris were either discarded or… Continue Reading
A 90-minute gripe session that led Shasta County’s Board of Supervisors 9 a.m. meeting Tuesday seemed to signal growing public dissatisfaction with an apparent lack of progress on various substantive issues. Following a brief lesson on historical disenfranchisement of citizens… Continue Reading
Yes, Shasta County, the eyes of California’s legislators are focused on you. The California State Senate is expected to vote June 20 on an urgency statute prompted by Shasta County’s Board of Supervisors, who voted 3-2 Jan. 24 to terminate… Continue Reading
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