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Homelessness Workshop Opens a Larger Dialogue

According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) 2014 Annual Homeless Assessment Report, in 2014 578,424 people were homeless in our country. Almost 136,000 of those were children under 18. Some cities have taken on homelessness and are being successful.… Continue Reading →

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City of Redding to Step Up Water Conservation Enforcement

City of Redding water customers have done an excellent job of limiting outdoor irrigation to reduce water consumption during this critical drought. Even during the record heat of June, customers came within 6 percent of the 36 percent reduction mandated… Continue Reading →

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Mayor declares July 21 as ‘Megan Rapinoe Day’

Mayor Francie Sullivan has declared July 21st at Megan Rapinoe Day in honor of the Redding native’s key role on the United States Women’s National Soccer Team, which won the World Cup on Sunday (July 5, 2015). Ms. Rapinoe, who… Continue Reading →

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DA’s Office Obtains Judgment against Kohl’s for nearly $1 million

Shasta County District Attorney’s Office announced today that it has settled a civil enforcement lawsuit for nearly $1 million against Kohl’s Corporation (“Kohl’s”). The matter was a joint prosecution effort by the District Attorney’s Offices of Shasta, Santa Cruz, Fresno,… Continue Reading →

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West Nile Virus Identified in District Area Bird

The Shasta Mosquito and Vector Control District (SMVCD) confirmed that a dead bird identified by District staff was infected with West Nile virus (WNv). The bird was collected in an area just north of Anderson, CA. Birds are natural hosts… Continue Reading →