The Redding City Council made it clear Tuesday that it wants no part of Proposition 47, despite its family friendly title of the Safe Neighborhoods and Schools Act. The council voted 5-0 in favor of a resolution opposing the initiative,… Continue Reading
Mayor Rick Bosetti delivered his third and final State of the City address Tuesday, liberally sprinkling in baseball references as he cited statistics and gave updates on city projects that lined up with his overriding theme of “Good Things are… Continue Reading
Turtle Bay is not toying around with “Toytopia.” The new exhibit, which opened Saturday and runs through Jan. 7, is not just packed with toys, it’s full of fun facts about toys, the history of toys and interesting meditations on… Continue Reading
Redding City Councilman Patrick Jones’ proposal for a citywide belt-tightening to help fund police failed to gain adequate traction Tuesday night with two of the four council members opting to wait and see how the Nov. 4 elections changes the… Continue Reading
Melissa Etheridge went straight to the vault to kick off her solo show at the Cascade Theatre Tuesday night, emerging on stage without an introduction and grinding out the chords to “Bring Me Some Water” on a 12-string acoustic guitar.… Continue Reading
Riverfront Playhouse on Tuesday was given another three years within which to build its downtown home, but the president of the nonprofit community theater company said construction could begin in early 2015. The spring start date is the best-case scenario,… Continue Reading
Not unlike the casino that accompanies it, Sevillano Links offers its customers a variety of choices. The first choice, and the one that will set the tone for the day, is made before the first swing: which set of tees… Continue Reading
In a meeting primarily devoted to the Redding Police Department, the City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to equip officers with body cameras and lauded the police chief for his energetic response to citizens’ concerns about the city’s growing crime… Continue Reading
What’s the definition of a homeless person? How many are there? How can an individual or agency deliver services to somebody who doesn’t want them? Does helping simply exacerbate the problem? Those were some of the questions asked this week… Continue Reading
A ride-along with Redding police and a tour of the Shasta County Jail simply reinforced what state Sen. Ted Gaines expected when Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law the Public Safety Realignment Act, the Rocklin Republican told Redding business owners… Continue Reading
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