The Covid19 Pandemic has caused some to rethink the decision to go without health insurance. Layoffs or reduction of work hours have limited individuals’ ability to pay their health insurance premiums. Employers are facing tough decisions about continuing employees’ health… Continue Reading
Because I’ve already worked from home for 13 years, I have, like many writers, adapted to a fairly isolated occupational reality. So when the pandemic hit, I was confident that I’d ace staying home, venturing out for only the most… Continue Reading
Current Situation:
•One new positive case. This person is a woman in her 50s who is isolated at home.
•The North State Federal Medical Station is making great progress. Processes are being developed and staffing is being secured. Continue Reading
I have hesitated to tell this story, because of the general aura of near-panic surrounding the subject, but my mind will not let it rest. In the beginning of February, I came down with a hell of a cold; the… Continue Reading
Total Confirmed Cases: 21 (1 today) Travel Related: 4 Person to Person *: 0 Community Acquired **: 2 ** Not travel related or contact to known case * Contact to a known case Isolation: 16 Quarantine: 71 Recovered: 2 Deaths:… Continue Reading
NSPR reporters are working diligently to keep you informed about the coronavirus in the North State. News Director Sarah Bohannon leads the team of Marc Albert, Ken Devol, Andre Byik, and Christian Solis for our weeknight, 30-minute news roundup from… Continue Reading
After much thought and consideration, the Redding Rodeo Association announces the cancellation of the 72nd annual Redding Rodeo May 13-16th, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A long-standing tradition in our community, this decision was not taken lightly by the… Continue Reading
The novel coronavirus pandemic in the United States will be remembered in part as an era of shortages. A shortage of ventilators to treat patients in severe respiratory distress. A lack of testing that permitted COVID-19 to spread unchecked across… Continue Reading
The Shasta County Coroner’s Office has confirmed that the man in his 60s who tested positive for COVID-19 on March 27 at a Sacramento County hospital has died. He is the third Shasta County resident to die from this virus.… Continue Reading
Three more Shasta County residents have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total to 20. The new patients are: • A woman in her 40s who is isolated at home • A woman in her 50s who is isolated at… Continue Reading
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