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Redding has eliminated more than a dozen vacant police and fire positions and will close Fire Station 3
The changes were made to increase city savings amidst a struggling budget. Council members were united on fire department changes, but two were opposed to some of the police department cuts.
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Meet Madison Zimmerman for Shasta County Office of Education Trustee
Madison Zimmerman is running for one of seven seats on SCOE. She refers to herself as a proud product of Shasta County Schools and plans to bring her skills developed both inside and outside of the county to expand opportunities for students to thrive here in Shasta.
Accountability vs. micromanagement: Shasta board debates its role during wide-ranging discussion
Supervisor Matt Plummer was accused of micromanagement for asking for data in response to an assessment of fire services. Meanwhile, Supervisor Kevin Crye spent nearly thirty minutes questioning a decision by the HHSA director with no such accusation sent his way.
For Shasta, collaboration needed to solve physician shortage
Political division is a barrier to improving healthcare access in Shasta County. Experts say solving the entrenched problem requires working together.
Meet Rebecca Anne Miller for Redding City Council
Three seats are up for grabs on the council this fall, and nine candidates are running. Miller is a substitute teacher with the Shasta County Office of Education and a caregiver with In-Home Supportive Services, or IHSS.
Gallery: Downtown Redding hosts fourth annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration
Red Bluff-based entrepreneur Araceli Gutierrez collaborated with Viva Downtown to bring the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month to Redding.
Meet Jack Munns for Redding City Council
There are three council seats on the ballot this November, and nine candidates are running. Munns is a current council member and former police officer.