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Library Literacy Program Expands Access to Learning Across Shasta County, Regardless of Background

The Shasta Public Library system provides a myriad of free adult services. Some cater specifically to immigrants as they work to acclimate to a new home.

Damage from Winter Rains Estimated at $6 Million So Far, Shasta County Sheriff Says

A declaration of local emergency has been approved by the Shasta County Board, creating a mechanism to funnel state funds to the County for repairs.

Join the Waiting List for a New Housing Project in the City of Shasta Lake

The mixed-use affordable housing project, which is being built by K2 Development Companies, is nearing completion. The Shasta County Housing Authority is now accepting applications.

Under California Law, Shasta County Law Enforcement’s Ability to Collaborate with ICE is Limited 

California Attorney General Rob Bonta says law enforcement agencies which fail to follow the California Values Act will face consequences.

Juan Moreno Dies in Shasta County Custody

Moreno was still awaiting trial. It’s not yet clear what caused his death. He’s the fifth person to die in the Shasta County jail in the last two years.

Redding Council Member’s Presentation on Potential for Dual Medical Facilities Prompts Pushback

Dr. Paul Dhanuka floated the idea of both a medical school and a substance use treatment facility. One of his fellow Council members took issue with Dhanuka's proximity to the proposal while another had concerns about who else he chose to involve.

National Forest Service Requests Community’s Help with Updating Decades-Old Northwest Forest Plan

The federal agency will hold a public meeting in Redding on Thursday, January 23. Community members can attend virtually, or in person.

In Response to Proposition 36, Shasta County Sheriff Proposes Plan for New “Corrections and Rehabilitation Campus”

The Sheriff’s proposal would create a new low-security facility where people would serve time during the day while living at home. The proposal has broad support from supervisors but so far lacks critical details such as a budget and funding sources.

In Hopes of Staving off Drought, ACID Board Agrees to Accept Less Water During Critically Dry Years.

The Board of the Anderson Cottonwood Irrigation District voted unanimously to adopt an agreement that reduces water restrictions during critically dry years. Some constituents oppose it, in part because they believe engaging in further deals with the federal government is a losing proposition.

Pit River Tribe Celebrates Designation of Sátíttla Highlands as One of Two New National Monuments

Monument status will provide increased protection for hundreds of thousands of acres of unspoiled wilderness that have been threatened by geothermal extraction. Pit River Tribal members say the federal designation will also promote Native healing.

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