If you live in the Redding area you may have noticed a few bright red tents that have popped up in a few locations. These were created by volunteers from the Carr Fire Pet Rescue & Reunification, an organization that… 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
More than hundred men, women and children converged upon the Whiskeytown Cemetery Sunday with rakes, shovels and a mission to clean up the eclectic, beloved cemetery after it was heavily damaged by the Carr Fire last month. The cleanup was… Continue Reading
You know how sometimes an opening movie scene will abruptly show some graphic, what-the-hell moment with zero context, such as a dazed, sunburned person floating on a hunk of ship-wreckage in the middle of the ocean, surrounded by blood-thirsty sharks?… Continue Reading
UPDATE FROM CITY OF REDDING, 9:30 AM Shasta-Trinity Cal Fire has issued mandatory evacuations as a result of the Carr Wildfire, which grew overnight, though none currently affecting City limits. The fire has forced mandatory evacuations for those who live on… Continue Reading
This week marks the 50th anniversary of Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. It’s hard for me to believe it’s been that long, but I was there, outside the Cocoanut Grove restaurant and nightclub at… Continue Reading
Preston Sharp has a dream. You probably have heard about this 12-year-old boy. If not, you need to know him. I met with Preston Wednesday at the Redding Memorial Park during an afternoon with others who’d volunteered to place flags… Continue Reading
The 9th annual Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day in Redding was held Saturday. Thanks to the Missing in America Project, our heroes who were left behind are brought home to their final resting place. “You are not forgotten’ is the… Continue Reading
North state students joined the nation Saturday during a March For Our Lives rally. It’s estimated that more than 600 people gathered near the Sundial Bridge for an outcry for stricter gun control laws. The march stretched about 2 miles along Highway 44… Continue Reading
Editor’s note: Although Steve DuBois is not a trained journalist, he is a lay writer, and one of ANewsCafe.com’s regular photography contributors. Steve was so deeply moved by the news of Desmond Phillips’ death last year that he felt compelled… Continue Reading
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