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Preliminary Shasta County Election Results: Nail-biters, Shockers; Tight Races May Take Weeks to Call

After more than two years of extreme political division and rancor, Shasta County’s election-night results were a wild roller-coaster ride packed with preliminary findings that ranged from presumptive winners to nail-biter races that may not reveal obvious winners for weeks… Continue Reading

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As New U.S. Attorney, Former Shasta County D.A. McGregor Scott Wants to Make the North State a Priority

On April 24, 2018, the Shasta County District Attorney’s Office determined that a Redding police officer was justified when he shot and killed a man in December of 2017.  Police-officer involved shootings can dominate the news cycles and can sometimes leave… Continue Reading

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Rain Doesn’t Dampen LaMalfa Town Hall

Rep. Doug LaMalfa, R-Richvale, is no stranger to loud, interruptive constituents, and those who attended Wednesday’s town-hall-style meeting at the MacLaughlin Auditorium at Sequoia Middle School were no exception. Even so, Parker Williams, LaMalfa’s Communication Director, put the meeting in perspective.… Continue Reading

Governor Appoints Redding’s Alan Phillips, Samuel Llamas, to Shasta District Fair Board

SACRAMENTO – Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. today announced the following appointments: Samuel Llamas Jr., 36, of Redding, has been appointed to the 27th District Agricultural Association, Shasta District Fair Board of Directors. Llamas has served as a police officer… Continue Reading

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A Haven for the Most Needy Creatures

Chic Miller of Bella Vista Farms Animal Sanctuary didn’t think twice about scaling a cliff in a freezing downpour to reach a quivering dog stuck on a ledge. Likewise, she’s forged creeks, climbed under bridges and over barbed wire to… Continue Reading

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The Storm of 2012: A Redding Tradition Triumphs

Walking through the downtown Redding Mall with my daughter in one hand and my hungry camera in the other we leaned into a whistling wind searching for our familiar Redding Christmas tradition: The Lighting of “The Tree.” [cue the Witch’s… Continue Reading

Another Award for Redding School of the Arts – A Worldwide Achievement: 1st New School Campus to Earn Environmental Award

Redding School of the Arts has been awarded LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Platinum certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. LEED is an internationally recognized rating system designed to provide owners a path toward “greener” design,  building … Continue Reading

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Redding Girl’s Winning Photo Featured in Ranger Rick

Nine-year-old Iliana Phillips of Redding said she was “just walking around outside” when she spotted the bug she had to capture. “I was like, ‘Dad, let me have your camera for at least 10 seconds!’” And just like that, a… Continue Reading

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Tribal Family Holds S. Market Street Vigil After Fatal Police-Involved Shooting

As investigators collected evidence in today’s fatal shooting, about 12 members of the Pit River Tribe held a protest vigil, gathering in lawn chairs and playing American Indian music where their family member was killed by police on South Market… Continue Reading