Trails along the Sacramento River are a gift. They give us beauty and tranquility. The river trail beginning at the Diestelhorst Landing Trailhead is especially unique. This north trail runs just short of a mile to the Harlan Trailhead entrance.… Continue Reading
The Sacramento River Trails provide a wealth of year-round scenic adventure. My pictures explore the south trail going west from the historic Diestelhorst Bridge to the Stress Ribbon Bridge near Keswick Dam, and then back to Diestelhorst Bridge. It’s a… Continue Reading
Spring is my favorite time of year. And this spring along the Sacramento River is rather unique, following the Carr Fire. The north trail, west of the Diestelhorst Bridge at the end of Harlan Drive, is the area I treasure… Continue Reading
I’m sharing with you photos I’ve taken along the Sacramento River Trail. I’m talking about the trail on the north side of the river, from Diestelhorst Bridge to Keswick Dam. The south end has been closed following the Carr Fire… Continue Reading
The Redding Police Department Investigations Division is actively investigating the Sacramento River Trail sexual assault which was reported on June 17, 2017. Investigators have conducted follow-up interviews with the confidential victim and secured video surveillance. Investigators are attempting to identify… Continue Reading
On June 17, 2017 at 8:32 A.M. paramedics responded to the 2400 block of Washington Avenue on a report of an assault victim at that location. Upon arrival paramedics contacted the female victim, who not be named for confidential reasons.… Continue Reading
All City Council candidates have agreed to participate in this forum. Learn how the Redding City Council Candidates stand on parks, trails and open space. Audience members will be encouraged to submit written questions related to the theme of… Continue Reading
Join us Saturday, October 1, 2016, from 8:00 am – Noon as we tackle the invasive vegetation that has become overgrown and reduces visibility of the Sacramento River. We could not have completed last year’s Community Creek Clean Up without… Continue Reading
Join us Saturday, October 1, 2016, from 8:00 am – Noon as we tackle the invasive vegetation that has become overgrown and reduces visibility of the Sacramento River. 2016 Community Creek Clean-Up will focus on the north side of the… Continue Reading
The largest gift in Redding is the most universal, present almost everywhere, taken for granted while being highly prized. It is used by many, but almost without public support. This wonderful charity is our open space. Free access to so… Continue Reading
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