There’s a potentially dangerous fork up ahead in Shasta County’s road that will determine its destiny. The county can go one of two ways: off a deadly cliff, or back on track toward a government that serves and represents all… Continue Reading
A tour and a demonstration will be held at two locations on February 27 in Downtown Redding. Also, the Shasta County Elections Office is conducting a survey to learn more about our voters and improve the election experience. Please respond… Continue Reading
Illuminating the hardships, joys, and lives of female pioneers in California, Her Side of the Story: Tales of California Pioneer Women will appear at the Shasta Historical Society, located at 1449 Market Street in Downtown Redding, from January 31,… Continue Reading
Join Shasta College for Reflections on Social Movements and the Value of Persistence, Wednesday, February 22, 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. on the Student Center Stage Cafeteria Building 2000. Soul food style entrée, music, entertainment, and influential guest speakers will be present.… Continue Reading
Bobbie Simpson, 44, doesn’t remember large portions of her childhood, but she knows she identified as female when she was in grade school. “I felt my body was not my own since before I was 10,” Simpson explained, peering at… Continue Reading
For Matt Romeyn, every day was an adventure. Whether kayaking the open waters off the Florida coast or studying methods for growing food on the International Space Station, each day offered a new opportunity for discovery. Continue Reading
The Well Registry Survey Public Workshop and Mud Bog Boogaloo took place Wednesday evening and it was as contentious as one might expect. Shout out to Justin Jenson who maintained his cool in the sometimes hostile environment. Seriously, facing 300… Continue Reading
Redding Rancheria is one step closer to a long-held dream of changing the tax status of 232 acres it owns along Interstate 5, just south of Redding’s city limits, into federal trust or non-taxable status for gaming purposes. “We are… Continue Reading
Calling it “a poor way to spend a million dollars,” Redding Mayor Michael Dacquisto joined Vice Mayor Mark Mezzano in an unsuccessful effort to block the next step in the redevelopment of prime riverfront property in Redding. Instead, with a… Continue Reading
Disability Rights California is deeply concerned by the Shasta County Board of Supervisors’ 3-2 vote to terminate the County’s contract with Dominion Voting Systems, Inc. (Dominion). Under this contract, Dominion provides the voting system used in the County’s elections. The… Continue Reading
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