8 p.m. Monday Editor’s note: Late this afternoon District 1 Supervisor Kevin Crye suddenly canceled the improtu unofficial meeting he organized to take place 9:30 a.m. tomorrow on the Shasta County Administration Center steps. In posts created by Silence DoGood… Continue Reading
A News Cafe invited District 3 Supervisor candidates Corkey Harmon and incumbent Mary Rickert to participate in a Q&A before the Nov. 5 election. Today, as was the case when A News Cafe invited Rickert and Harmon to answer questions… Continue Reading
As I write, we have 31 days left until the general election—November 5, 2024. Fun ride so far, huh? If you haven’t wanted to pay attention to the news, it manages to find its way to you anyway through advertising,… Continue Reading
Eight Redding residents have stepped up to run for three Redding City Council positions that will be available for voters to select in Shasta County’s November election. Of those three available seats, two are for 4-year terms, and one is… Continue Reading
Welcome to Part 2 of A News Café’s coverage of every open school board seat in Shasta County. In this article, we’ve made every effort to contact and question the candidates from Cascade Union Elementary School District, Enterprise Elementary School… Continue Reading
This week we cover District 1 Supervisor Kevin Crye’s opposition to funding the SCOE Community Connect Program, and the Shasta County Board majority’s controversial stance against AB-2642, a law aimed at preventing voter intimidation by restricting firearms near polling places.
The Redding Rodeo has been in operation for three-quarters of a century, and after a unanimous vote Tuesday by the Redding City Council, the next 25 years at its riverfront arena is all but assured. The evening meeting was sparsely… Continue Reading
Considering all the North State’s world-renowned political upheaval, does Redding’s voting public care about tree ordinances, waterways, walking trails, public transportation, climate change, the Redding Riverfront, protecting riparian waterways and whether they agree with the Jenny Creek Trail project concept? Continue Reading
The announcement of Redding-to-Denver flight service to begin next summer was one of the highlights of Tuesday’s State of the City event at the Civic Auditorium. The presentation by Mayor Tenessa Audette, the first State of the City address in… Continue Reading
This is my somewhat humble — likely futile, hoping not — attempt at trying to reason with those who consider themselves as some sort of “better version” of MAGA; those who consider themselves to be conservative, moderate, reasonable, caring, middle-of-the… Continue Reading
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