As scheduling begins for the Fall semester, there are still unknown factors from national, state, and local levels that influence the accessibility to the college campuses. One of the biggest variables is what trends the virus will take – whether… Continue Reading
So, here’s the thing, Les. You got a haircut Friday when barber shops are still considered non-essential businesses during a global pandemic. You blatantly defied state-mandated restrictions that the lion’s share of nearly 40 million Californians have obeyed since March… Continue Reading
“What this crisis has shown us is that every single person needs health care.” — Audrey Denney Congressional candidate Audrey Denney was recently interviewed for a new series on YouTube called The MC, produced by Shasta County Democrats. Moderated by Ed McCarthy, Denney was… Continue Reading
On Tuesday, May 5th, 2020, at approximately 4:37 P.M. Redding Police and Redding Fire responded to the 3500 block of Riverview Drive to access the Sacramento River after five citizens in a raft called 9-1-1 to report they were snagged… Continue Reading
Yesterday Matt Peebles posted a well-reasoned and thought-provoking essay on the topic of population density as it relates to the COVID-19 crisis. He invited us to draw our own conclusions regarding the question of local control over mitigation measures.… Continue Reading
Today California Governor Gavin Newsom issued a state report card during his Monday press conference on California’s fight against COVID-19. He said California will be prepared as early as Friday, May 8, to move into the early phase of Stage… Continue Reading
The CHP – Northern Division Investigative Services Unit (ISU), received information from a citizen informant about possible criminal activity underway at a warehouse in an unincorporated portion of Shasta County. ISU gathered information resulting in a search warrant of the… Continue Reading
Quite a few of my friends have made claims lately that rural areas should be allowed to stop sheltering in place. After all, many rural areas have few to no documented cases of COVID-19, let alone deaths. But given the… Continue Reading
Many people living in Shasta County are still recovering from the Carr Fire and other local wildfires that took place in the summer and fall of 2018. To support ongoing planning and recovery efforts, Shasta County Health and Human Services… Continue Reading
Shasta College continues to plan its Summer and Fall semester instruction and student service programs. The Summer semester will be conducted primarily through online instruction. The College is planning procedures to resume instructional and student service activities while complying with… Continue Reading
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