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Redding high school students call for tobacco ordinance enforcement
Students called on the Redding City Council to follow through on enforcement of a tobacco ordinance passed last year. Doing so, they said, would help address Shasta County’s high rate of teen tobacco use.
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Redding declares emergency in anticipation of El Niño, makes plans to clear congested drainage ditch
The cyclical weather event is expected to bring heavy rainfall to Northern California this winter, something especially worrisome for those who experienced severe impacts from last year’s flooding.
Flock talk fizzles at Anderson council meeting
The council took no action even after Anderson Police Chief Oliver Collins’ acknowledged that the Anderson Police Department had previously granted Flock login access to employees of other agencies, something he described as “wrong.”
Mobile home residents voice concerns at town hall meeting
Residents from mobile home parks met with park owner Harmony Communities on Monday night to discuss rent increases. Supervisors are considering rent stabilization to address the issue.
“No Kings” rally encourages civic engagement but sees a decrease in participation
Around 1,450 people attended the No Kings Get Out The Vote Rally on Oct. 17 in Redding, according to organizers. In March, about 2000 protestors organized.
CalMatters, Shasta Scout host local voter information event ahead of midterm elections
CalMatters’ Dan Hu gave a presentation about statewide races and ballot propositions, as well as general information about CalMatters’ election tools. Shasta Scout’s Annelise Pierce presented about local ballot measures.
Haven Humane opens disaster response center built with Zogg Fire funds
The animal welfare organization opened a new disaster response and humane education center today next to its existing facilities in Anderson. The center was built with funds from the Zogg Fire that were designated for animal care in honor of Karen King.
