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A California Highway Patrol (CHP) investigation is underway after a hit-and-run crash involving a semi-truck and a BMW in Red Bluff on Tuesday, June 30, 2026. The BMW driver was traveling at an unsafe speed and fled the…
Supervisor Kevin Crye united with community members to pass an amended email retention policy allowing for auto-deletion of county emails after two years, instead of one. The new policy takes effect August 1.
The City of Shasta Lake will close roads for overnight construction on the Centimudi Water Tank project. The closures will affect Lake Boulevard and Kennett Road.
A 70-year-old Shasta County man, Gregory Carnahan, has been missing since June 30, 2026, and a Silver Alert has been issued by the California Highway Patrol.
Dylan Allen Dayberg, 27, was arrested June 18 after Tehama County sheriff’s detectives uncovered evidence of child sexual abuse material and other alleged crimes.
California has banned the use of 'sell by' food labels, replacing them with standardized 'Best if Used By' and 'Use By' labels to reduce food waste and confusion.
The Redding Rancheria hosted its seventh annual Big Time celebration, a weekend-long event featuring traditional dance performances, music, and Indigenous vendors from 18 different tribes across California.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and Secretary of State Shirley Weber are continuing their legal challenge to Shasta County's Measure B, a local initiative that would significantly change how elections are run in t…
Redding police conducted a compliance operation targeting registered sex offenders, arresting two individuals and forwarding eight additional suspected cases for review.
Haven Humane Society receives over $5,000 in donations and nearly 90 pounds of kitten formula to support its busiest kitten season on record.
Visitors to Upper Clear Creek are advised to avoid the water in portions above Whiskeytown Lake due to elevated E. coli bacteria levels detected by the National Park Service.
The Shasta County Board of Supervisors unanimously certified the county's results for the Congressional District 1 special election on June 30, 2026.
Oroville officials face difficult budget decisions due to declining revenue and rising costs, including lower-than-expected sales tax revenue and increased CAL FIRE contract costs.
The $5.1 million South Oroville Safe Routes to School project began construction on June 30, improving pedestrian and bicycle safety in the area.
The City of Chico has started daily water testing at Sycamore Pool in Bidwell Park due to concerns over E. coli levels, with a general swim advisory likely to remain in place throughout the summer.
A small dog was killed by a bear at Loafer Creek in the Lake Oroville State Recreation Area on June 26. State Parks officials are reminding visitors of safety measures when encountering bears.
Redding Sports Park is seeing a surge of visitors due to World Cup watch parties, boosting business for the Black Sheep Gastropub and other facilities.
Redding Police Chief Brian Barner is serving his final day in office, marking the end of a 34-year career with the Redding Police Department. The city has initiated a recruitment process for the next police chief, with…
Threats of violence against Mount Shasta city officials over a possible data center have been condemned by the police chief, who vows to investigate and prosecute those making such threats.
Redding residents are experiencing a surge in soccer interest due to the World Cup, with local coach Milton Carrera attributing it to increased sales of jerseys and fan gear at his shop.
A vegetation fire burning west of Redding has grown to around 8-10 acres, prompting evacuation warnings and road closures in the area.
A 31-year-old woman was rescued from Mount Shasta on Sunday after falling about 1,500 vertical feet while climbing the Left of Heart variation of the Avalanche Gulch route. She was airlifted to Mercy Medical Center Moun…
Mount Shasta Mayor Casey Gaubman opposes a data center at the old Crystal Geyser site, citing public backlash and violent threats.
Red Bluff's Historic Chinatown will join Tehama County's July 4 parade as part of the Lions Dance Across America initiative, celebrating Chinese American history in the county.
A vegetation fire burning off Old Oregon Trail in northeast Redding has prompted a mandatory evacuation order for zone BEV-4490, affecting the area of Portero Drive and Encanto Way.