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Redding council to discuss proposed Quartz Hill subdivision map after community opposition

The Redding Planning Commission has approved a tentative map for a new subdivision in Quartz Hill. Appeals from a dozen residents have prompted a special meeting.

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Community clean up effort will focus on Bird Sanctuary Loop of river trail 

Beautify Shasta is hosting its largest volunteer cleanup of the year. Everyone’s invited.

Key North State tourism organizations announce new CEO

Longtime tourism and hospitality expert Jennifer Johnston will be responsible for promoting tourism in Redding, Shasta and the surrounding counties in her new leadership role.

After spate of alleged hate crimes and incidents, California Civil Rights Department holds forum in Shasta

Addressing recent allegedly racially-motivated crimes and incidents, California’s Commission on the State of Hate held a forum with local leadership to discuss the harms of discrimination.

Redding City Council moves forward with Riverfront Specific Plan

With little debate, the council unanimously voted this week to advance the development plan for the Redding riverfront. Once finalized, the document will set the boundaries for how development could occur on prime public land.

Neighbors organize in opposition to proposed three-part Shasta correctional facility 

As the county moves forward with preliminary steps toward what could one day be a three-part correctional campus located off Eastside Road in Redding, neighbors voiced their concerns during a tense public meeting. The city hopes to rezone the land, which was recently leased by the county, to allow for a facility to be built.

One SAFE Place temporarily halts walk-in services for those in crisis after water damage

The local organization helps victims of domestic and family violence, sexual assault and other types of abuse. The organization says help is still available but crisis intake will shift to the phones instead of being available via walk-in services beginning Nov. 24.

Registered Israeli foreign agent has its eye on three churches in Redding

An LLC known as Show Faith by Works, under agreement with its “foreign principal” Israel, is aiming to “distribute pro-Israel information” to American Christians. Representatives of both Bethel and Pathway said they were not involved in the decision to include their organizations in a list of potential audiences for the Israeli-funded marketing campaign.

Redding sales tax measure appears to fail after initial count of votes

Measure A, which was a ballot measure to raise Redding’s sales tax by 1%, seems unlikely to pass after a count of vote-by-mail ballots received before Election Day and in-person Election Day votes.

Shasta’s Nov. 4 Special Election Results Begin

While all of the votes cast in person on Election Day have now been counted, Shasta's totals are not yet complete.