During the federal government shutdown, Shasta County Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) seeks to connect people with food resources before they may experience delays to food benefits from federally funded programs like CalFresh. November benefits to CalFresh clients will… Continue Reading
Three people on your Shasta County Board of Supervisors made a decision for us all and voted on Friday, October 24th 2025 to deny $200 million potential dollars to help address our serious mental health issue in this county. After… Continue Reading
Lake Redding Golf Course, owned by The McConnell Foundation, and operated by California Sporting Company since 2023 jointly decided to close the golf course this winter. The Foundation has independently elected to explore the design and development of a new… Continue Reading
More than 3,200 people gathered at Redding City Hall Saturday morning for a peaceful protest and march as part of the national “No Kings” Day of Action, one of more than 2,600 coordinated demonstrations held across the country. Continue Reading
Long ago and far away, in addition to writing a decade’s worth of opinion columns and feature stories for Redding’s daily newspaper, I also wrote columns and stories about food and cooking. Occasionally, a reader would ask for a specific… Continue Reading
On Saturday, October 18, residents from across Shasta County will gather at Redding City Hall from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. to join thousands of communities nationwide in the “No Kings” Day of Action, a peaceful demonstration affirming that America has… Continue Reading
Photo by Cemrecan Yurtman on Unsplash Many folks in Shasta County enjoy reminiscing about the good ol’ days, proudly proclaiming The Cowboy Way, a symbol of our multi-generational cultural identity, heritage, and rural ethics. Sure, the Cowboy Way of a… Continue Reading
Ballots have begun to go out to registered voters in the mail. To save county funds, voters are encouraged to return their ballots by mail, or visit a local Polling Place. There has been concerns that the post office might… Continue Reading
Tyler McCain was back in Shasta County Superior Court this morning for his arraignment that lasted just a few minutes. This time, McCain’s was among a number of cases heard by Honorable Judge Adam Ryan in room 41. McCain, whose… Continue Reading
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