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‘The work I do matters’: California Fish and Wildlife environmental scientists rally for telework and raises
State workers across California have rallied over the past year to protest against Newsom’s mandated RTO, or return to office. A group of environmental scientists based in Redding are part of the fight.
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Shasta supervisors censure election official Clint Curtis, citing misconduct against staff
Curtis was formally rebuked by the board for substantiated findings of retaliation against staff, along with verbal abuse and threats of violence. He responded to the censure by sharing new claims against elections staff.
At the Hope Market, Shasta community members can shop for free groceries, including fresh eggs and produce
As more families seek food assistance, the Salvation Army’s Hope Market lets people select the groceries they’ll actually use instead of offering pre-packaged boxes. The client-choice model reflects a growing movement among food pantries to reduce waste while preserving dignity.
‘Evolving in real time’: Kimberly Johnson announces nonprofit transitions
Johnson has announced she’ll soon be stepping away from Children’s Legacy Center and One Safe Place, as both organizations look to hire new executive leadership under their respective boards. Structural changes are allowing for the emergence of a third entity, Arch Services, which will provide administrative support to nonprofits.
Shasta judge suspends Measure B, pending further court order
The ruling means Shasta’s elections are slated to be run as usual this fall. The decision is a temporary step in a legal process that will determine whether the new elections law, which was passed by voters in June, is actually legal to implement.
Location change for controversial corrections campus earns applause, more questions for Shasta sheriff
In a surprise announcement yesterday, Sheriff Michael Johnson pivoted on the controversial location for a proposed correctional facility. Johnson says that he is moving forward with the project at a new, undecided location, this time with more transparency. The county board has not weighed in.
After nearly four decades, James ‘Little Man’ Wright returns home
James ‘Little Man’ Wright disappeared in 1988 at just 19 years old. This week, the Shasta County Sheriff’s Office identified his remains, allowing his family and Tribal community to arrange for a dignified burial.






