Redding, CA – Should a day center be established in Redding? And if so, what role, if any, should the city play in it?
Those were the central questions posed to the community Monday during a special meeting of the Redding City Council. Councilwoman Missy McArthur had asked for the forum after a proposed sit-lie ordinance was shelved last month. Continue Reading
A divided Redding City Council voted Tuesday to borrow $5.4 million to fund construction of a police station adjacent to the Civic Center on Cypress Avenue. Financing for the new station was included in a 3-1 vote to refinance some… Continue Reading
Development of a Costco store in north Redding took a significant step toward reality Tuesday when the Redding City Council voted unanimously to OK an agreement to reimburse the big-box retailer for improvements to the site at the intersection of… Continue Reading
In other action at the Redding City Council’s July 16 meeting, the council:
Voted 3-2 to approve a three-year agreement with the Shasta County Arts Council to operate the city’s public access TV channels, which are carried by Charter cable.
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Redding City Council members sat up and took notice Tuesday night when speaker after speaker told them to take a seat when it comes to pursuing a sit-lie ordinance that would make it illegal to sit or lie on public… Continue Reading
Good old-fashioned baseball is back in Redding for the summer, but it’s being played at the new and-improved Tiger Field. The idyllic crack of a baseball being smacked by a wooden bat is, thankfully, the same, but other changes are afoot… Continue Reading
Jon Miller, the longtime broadcast voice of the San Francisco Giants, will be the featured speaker Sunday at a fundraiser for Simpson University’s community baseball field project. “An Evening with Jon Miller” will take place from 5:30 to 7 p.m.… Continue Reading
Buck Brannaman, the honest-to-goodness horse whisperer who inspired the novel and film of the same name, is in Red Bluff this weekend and as usual he’s drawing a crowd. Fans, of both the two-legged and four-legged variety, have filled every… Continue Reading
Thom Berry figures life’s an adventure, so music should be as well. That helps explain Thom Berry’s Musical Ventures, a project he launched in cooperation with the Shasta County Arts Council to add a little spice to the entertainment scene.… Continue Reading
A growing number of North State residents bicycle to their jobs, errands and the grocery store, but a variety of roadblocks prevent many more from doing the same. A News Cafe resumes its cycling series, Taken By Two Wheels, with… Continue Reading
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