New Redding Council Members Take Their Seats as Focus on Homelessness Continues
Paul Dhanuka, Erin Resner, and Mike Littau were sworn in. Council member Jack Munns was unanimously approved as the City's new Mayor.
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Anderson Union High Will Maintain Community Schools Grant Despite Challenge from School Board Members
Over 100 Anderson Union High School families have benefited from the grant so far.
Debate over Student Access to Tampons Heats Up Shasta County Board of Education
A routine facilities policy update by the SCOE Board reflects state law passed in response to data showing girls are beginning to menstruate at younger ages.
More than Half of Shasta County’s Ballots Have Been Counted But Many Races Remain Uncertain
Many local election results remain much too close to call as Shasta County election workers continue to count ballots.
Press Freedom Organization Says Shasta County’s Actions During Public Meeting Appear to Violate Both First Amendment Rights and California’s Brown Act
The nonprofit First Amendment Coalition says the County did not have the authority to clear the County's Board chambers during a recent meeting at all, let alone remove the press, during a peaceful protest that posed no threat to the public.
On View Now: Remembrance Banners
Until November 16, you can see the exhibition, Remembrance Banners, on display at Old City Hall in Downtown Redding.
Shasta Elections Office Drops New Vote Totals; Results Remain Preliminary
About 93,000 ballots were cast this election. That means the number counted so far still represent only about a third of total votes.
Five First-Time Shasta County Voters Share What Matters to Them Most
New voters, including a newly-naturalized citizen in his seventies, share their thoughts on what races matter most to them, how much they care about local elections, and whether they trust the elections process.
Some Shasta County Roads Will Have New Names As California Rids Geographic Places of Language Used to Denigrate Native Women
Two Indigenous women presented new place name suggestions, rooted in the ancestral languages spoken by the area's Native people. The Board renamed all four roads, approving Native naming suggestions for three of the four.
Flowers, Flags, and Generosity: Shasta’s Sikh Community Celebrates Commemoration of Holy Text
Shasta County is home to about 50 Sikh families. On October 26, some gathered to mark a religious occasion with a traditional ceremony, including sharing food and water with the greater Anderson community.