More than two dozen tree and rock structures known as “rockwads” will be added to the Sacramento River to provide juvenile salmon and trout populations with places to rest, feed, and hide before outward migration. The rockwads will replicate debris that… Continue Reading
Park Fire, Wednesday July 31, 2024: Fire activity on the Park fire was less dynamic yesterday and last night. CalFire crews stopped the spread of the fire to the North, and built fireline the spot fires near Manton. The fire… Continue Reading
The Park fire grew from 307,000 acres to 350,000 acres Saturday…most of the growth was on the North ½ of the fire. The fire is holding on Hwy 32 in the Forest Ranch area. Calfire is using dozers on the… Continue Reading
JULY 27, 2024 UPDATE: Click here for current information about Park Fire evacuation maps, orders and warnings. Click here for impacted areas map. Click here for KRCR’s Know Your Zone guide. ### Former north state journalist Courtney Kreider provided… Continue Reading
Residents of Whitmore, that bucolic hamlet of 1000 or so residents nestled in the forested Sierra/Cascade foothills 30 miles east of Redding are encouraged to attend an urgent meeting of the Whitmore Fire Safe Council on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at… Continue Reading
Calfire on Twitter @5:00 PM: Shasta County Sheriff on Twitter: #MountainFire Our Animal Regulation Officers spent the past few days feeding & caring for animals remaining in the evac zone incl. rescuing this little kitten from the flames. They will… Continue Reading
The deadline for California wildfire survivors to register for federal assistance has been extended to Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019. Disaster grants from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) are available to eligible homeowners and renters impacted by the mid-November wildfires in Butte,… Continue Reading
Mobile Disaster Recovery Centers (MDRCs) will visit three locations in northern California beginning Thursday, Jan. 3. MDRCs are jointly operated by the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Much like their… Continue Reading
Mobile Disaster Recovery Centers (MDRCs) will be visiting six locations in five northern California counties beginning Monday, Dec. 17. The mobile units are a convenience for displaced survivors of the November wildfires who have relocated and are unable to travel to fixed-site… Continue Reading
The 2018 Carr and Delta Fires have had a significant impact on members of our community, local businesses and the surrounding natural environment, leaving close to 1,100 homes destroyed and many others damaged. Government agencies like Federal Emergency Management Agency… Continue Reading
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