After eight weeks the number of people utilizing the Rancheria’s harm reduction services, which include access to clean syringes, has more than doubled. Research shows harm reduction helps protect community health.
The Redding council voted to grant the nonprofit Advance Redding approximately $675,000 to continue operating the Civic Auditorium. The council could restructure Advance Redding’s contract to ensure the continued operation of the auditorium now that Bethel Church is no longer leasing the space.
In 2024, thousands of incidents of copper wiring theft occurred across California, resulting in damage to telecommunication infrastructure. As copper prices surge, the state is cracking down on the illicit copper industry across northern California. It's something that’s affected businesses in Shasta.
Supervisors signed a lease with the City of Redding to build a day facility for alternative custody this week. Their concern that Redding won't sign its end of the lease as quickly as they hope, prompted a majority of supervisors to withhold routine approval to run a special election for the city. Supervisors hope to create enough pressure to force quick movement on a land deal.
According to Amazon representatives, the new Redding facility will open its doors in 12 to 16 months. Amazon will employ about 300 workers in a variety of mostly “flex” positions. City officials believe it will be a boon to the city’s economy at large, but little was shared about working conditions, pay, or benefits.
From 5:30–7:30 in the Red Bluff Community Center, the U.S. representative for California District 1 will meet with constituents.
A ruling issued by the Shasta County Superior Court last month says the Shasta County board’s 2023 contract with the Redding Rancheria for services at its new casino site is illegal. The contract was entered into, the ruling says, without the input of key officials and without following the county’s own policies.
Después de una serie de recientes crímenes de odio e incidentes en el norte del estado, Arch Collaborative recuerda a la comunidad que hay servicios de vivienda de emergencia disponibles para las víctimas de crímenes de odio violentos.
After a spate of recent hate crimes and incidents in the North State, Arch Collaborative is reminding the community that emergency housing services are available for the victims of violent hate crimes.
From wildfire preparedness to weapon trainings, a local militia in the rural town of Cottonwood ensures members can sustain and protect themselves. The early California settler militias they idealize for their resilience were also paid by the state to commit violence against Native people.
