North state students joined the nation Saturday during a March For Our Lives rally. It’s estimated that more than 600 people gathered near the Sundial Bridge for an outcry for stricter gun control laws. The march stretched about 2 miles along Highway 44… Continue Reading
Editor’s note: Although Steve DuBois is not a trained journalist, he is a lay writer, and one of ANewsCafe.com’s regular photography contributors. Steve was so deeply moved by the news of Desmond Phillips’ death last year that he felt compelled… Continue Reading
Note: Watch for expanded coverage of the Sheraton’s opening from news reporter Jon Lewis in his Monday column. The new Sheraton Redding Hotel at the Sundial Bridge opened Thursday with a 2 p.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony. It was a rainy day,… Continue Reading
On Friday night “Stuff The Bus” concluded with a huge success. Salvation Army Captain Tim Danielson said it’s the most toys he’s seen on the bus in the three years he’s been serving Redding. He said the toys will be distributed… Continue Reading
(Editor’s note: Doni Chamberlain contributed to this story. Photos by Steve DuBois.) One week ago, on Nov. 14, a gunman’s rampage lasted 45 minutes and left a trail of death, injury and destruction over eight crime scenes, including the Rancho Tehama… Continue Reading
The Shasta Lake Lions Club hosted the 25th annual Veterans Day Parade. It was held on Sat. Nov. 4. This parade in Shasta Lake is known for being the largest north of Stockton, maybe even Fresno. Fresno holds the largest… Continue Reading
You could see the anguish in their faces. A panel of four Vietnam veterans told their war stories, and one brave Laotian woman told hers as a child growing up amidst the Secret War in Laos. It was an emotional… Continue Reading
What a wonderful group of 16 young kids. Shasta Meadows Elementary School, tucked away in the Redding Enterprise area, has some very special and patriotic 4th and 5th graders. As Veterans Day approaches, this young dance group is honoring our… Continue Reading
North state homeless veterans and their families receive a variety of free services through a program called Stand Down. The 12th annual program was held this year on October 26 and 27, then wrapped up Saturday morning on the 28th at… Continue Reading
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