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By: Jesse Angelo
Tehama County's $27 million jail expansion is finished, adding 64 new beds — but those beds won't be filled just yet. Sheriff Dave Kain says he still needs to hire additional staff before the facility can fully operate, and plans to bring a funding request to county supervisors within the next few weeks.
By: Jesse Angelo
A group calling itself "Patriots" is demanding that Shasta County Sheriff Michael Johnson seize ballots from the June primary election and open a local fraud investigation. The claims have not
The Red Bluff Planning Commission has decided not to move forward with rules that would allow a permanent or semi-permanent food truck park in the city — but that doesn't mean food trucks are off the table. Commissioners are interested in piloting food trucks at special events first, which could help gauge public demand and determine whether a larger food truck facility would be worth pursuing down the road.
By: Jesse Angelo
- A downtown Redding project promises safer walkways and a cleaner Calaboose Creek, but some say the plan doesn't hold water. The Oregon Street project is part of more than $6 million in state-funded improvements along Calaboose Creek.
By: Jesse Angelo
- A new efficiency study says Redding could save more than 1 million dollars a year through a series of quick fixes. But some of those savings may not last.
By: Jesse Angelo
- More than 100 people are opposing a proposed crematorium near homes in Anderson. Neighbors say their concern isn't about Anderson having a crematorium, but about having it placed in the middle of their residential neighborhood.
- The first NorCal Bee Expo at the Shasta District Fairgrounds brought together beekeepers, businesses and those curious about the industry this weekend. Organizers are calling the event a sweet success.
By: Jesse Angelo
- Labor Day brought crowds to Shasta County's lakes for a final summer celebration. Visitors from near and far found plenty of ways to enjoy the holiday weekend under the sun and along the water.
By: Jesse Angelo
- Willows is moving closer to bringing back its own police department after nearly a decade without one. The Willows City Council cleared two more hurdles by setting pay schedules for police officers and officially adding the police department to the city code.
By: Jesse Angelo
- A new citywide efficiency study says Redding could save millions and attract major investment through a series of operational changes and strategic initiatives.
