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Shasta supervisors invite applications for opioid settlement fund use
Organizations will be able to apply for up to $1.5 million in funds. The applications will be assessed by an independent committee in hopes of reducing conflicts of interest before the board’s final vote.
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Mobile home park owner agrees to delay rent increase in response to county concerns
Shasta County Supervisor Allen Long announced the update at yesterday’s meeting. It’s a delay in the prior plan, which was to raise rent by 30% on Dec. 1. Residents said they weren’t included in the conversation.
With around 75% of Shasta’s votes counted, Gallagher holds strong lead for District 5
Many results remain relatively unchanged after the latest election results were released this afternoon. There are still about a quarter of Shasta County’s estimated ballots left to count.
Redding withholds identities of panel chosen to review Civic Auditorium proposals
A group of community members are playing a major role in deciding the Civic Auditorium’s next operator, but the city has decided to not disclose who those individuals are, citing concerns about objectivity and credibility.
Breaking: Measure B struck down in Shasta court
The measure, passed by voters in the June primary election, would’ve made significant changes to Shasta’s elections law. Judge Benjamin Hanna quickly ruled against the measure in court today.
Shasta Scout sues Shasta County for federal subpoena issued to Curtis
CalMatters has joined the lawsuit, which was filed on behalf of the two news agencies by the First Amendment Coalition. It seeks the release of the federal subpoena under California’s public records law.
John Heath appointed as Shasta County public works director
The decision to appoint John Heath was made by supervisors after a tense conversation that included a split vote. He’s taking the place of Troy Bartolomei who retired in May.






