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Shasta Public Health to “scale back” on services after $2 million in new budget cuts
The Shasta County Health and Human Services Agency has cut another $2 million from its Public Health budget since June. The cuts come partly in response to federal funding changes, and will reduce both staffing and services.
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Arch Collaborative pivots to help lead new California-funded regional behavioral health initiative
The local nonprofit has just secured a $5 million state grant in collaboration with Rural County Representatives of California to pilot a model inter-county program in hopes of improving behavioral health services across the region.
Shasta County conserves first client for severe substance use under SB 43
Senate Bill 43 went into effect locally in January. It empowers the county to institutionalize qualifying individuals for mandated substance use treatment. The law was initially touted as a partial solution to California’s homelessness crisis, but implementation has been slow.
Redding council appoints interim city manager after death of William Tarbox
Assistant City Manager Michael Webb will be temporarily taking over the late city manager’s role. The transition comes as the city also looks to hire a new police chief and city attorney.
Redding appoints interim police chief as city navigates multiple changes in leadership
Last night, the Redding City Council appointed Robert Schreeder as interim chief of the Redding Police Department. He was selected by the city’s late manager, and is scheduled to start Aug. 3.
City funds Civic Auditorium maintenance pending search for new facility manager
The Redding City Council approved the use of $107,000 from the general fund last night to pay for maintenance and operational costs for the entertainment venue. The auditorium will become Redding’s responsibility when Advance Redding’s lease ends on July 31.
Local businesses urged to prepare for thousands of visitors for Ironman race in August
Businesses are being advised to open early and close late, increase staff, alter restaurant menus and stay stocked on supplies during the race week for the Ironman 70.3 Northern California.






