At last, the news that Shasta County voters and candidates have awaited for nearly a month is here: The county’s election results are certified, beating the state’s Dec. 5 deadline by one day. The official proclamation came not from the… Continue Reading
I’ve been so focused on covering more than four years’ of Shasta County’s political mayhem and extremism that I almost forgot how to write a food story. Bear with me today. I’m rusty. Continue Reading
Three weeks after the November general election, a vocal faction of Shasta County residents wants everyone to believe the results can’t be trusted. Ditch the vote-counting machines and start over, this group says, but this time, tally the more than… Continue Reading
Tom Toller, Shasta County Clerk and Registrar of Voters, wishes to inform the public and
the media the election results were updated on November 27th at 8:30 pm on our website.
We will release the next update on December 3rd. Continue Reading
I have an important message. Please read to the end. It’s that time of the year, when I do two things: First, I provide a little back story of how A News Cafe came to be, which may be old… Continue Reading
Tom Toller, Shasta County Clerk and Registrar of Voters wishes to inform the public and the media the election results were updated on November 19th at 5pm on our website. We will release the next update on November 22nd at… Continue Reading
Adrienne Byroads Jacoby, 87, of Redding, Calif., passed away on Sat., Nov. 2, 2024, after her kidneys, heart, and liver refused to cooperate any longer. Continue Reading
The Board of Supervisors is plowing ahead with ways to spend millions of dollars that Shasta County is receiving to fight the crippling opioid epidemic. However, not everyone is happy with the way board Chairman Kevin Crye is pushing the… Continue Reading
Editor’s update: This morning ANC received a copy of a letter from the First Amendment Coalition to the Shasta County Board of Supervisors and Shasta County Sheriff regarding violations of the Brown Act committed when press and the public were… Continue Reading
Dear Supervisors and Sheriff Johnson:
We write to protest the removal of the press and public from the Board of Supervisors meeting
on Thursday, November 7, which violated the Brown Act’s open-meetings protections and
raises serious First Amendment concerns. Continue Reading
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