Burnt Ranch
Burnt Ranch, CA · Municipal
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This Charming California Mountain Town Has A Surprisingly Low Median Household Income
Mountain scenery can make a place look far more expensive than the numbers suggest. Forested surroundings, dramatic views, and a small-town setting often bring to mind vacation homes and hefty price tags, but appearances do not always tell the economic story. One mountain community offers an interesting contrast. Its surroundings...
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Gallery: Downtown Redding hosts fourth annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration
Market Street was filled with the smell of carne asada, music from Tamborazo Rancho Alegre, and painted skull faces for Redding’s fourth annual Hispanic Heritage celebration on Friday. Inspired by Tehama County’s celebration, which was spearheaded by Red Bluff Mayor J.R. Gonzalez, entrepreneur Araceli Gutierrez has connected with Shasta...
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Redding City Council votes to cut police jobs and close fire station after 7-hour meeting
REDDING, Calif. — Redding city leaders made a series of budget cuts this week after a marathon City Council meeting that stretched more than seven hours on Tuesday, including reductions to the police and fire departments. For the Redding Police Department, the council voted 3-2 to eliminate 10.5 positions....
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A Locomotive Just Ran in McCloud for the First Time in 9 Years, and the Town Turned Out to Watch
A diesel locomotive that had sat silent for nine years rolled into McCloud last month, and 60 or 70 townspeople were waiting to watch it arrive. Railfan & Railroad Magazine reported that the moment came during a volunteer work weekend held September 25 through 27 on the McCloud Railway, the dormant short line on the south side of Mount Shasta. More than 70 volunteers showed up to clear brush, replace rail and ties and work on buildings, locomotives and passenger cars.
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Red Bluff water bills could nearly double by January
Red Bluff City Council voted 4-1 to raise water and sewer rates after 14 years without an increase, with city officials saying the hike is needed to address rising costs and maintain infrastructure, while residents and business owners face potentially much higher monthly bills by Jan. 1.
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Smoke alert: Shasta-Trinity forest burns start Tuesday near McCloud
REDDING, Calif. — The Shasta-Trinity National Forest is planning prescribed fire operations northeast of McCloud starting Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, with work potentially continuing through Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026. According to the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, the prescribed fires aim to reduce overgrown vegetation to help protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires.
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From Burney ranch to Naval Base San Diego: one officer's journey
BURNEY, Calif. — A Burney native is serving with the U.S. Navy at Littoral Combat Ship Squadron 1 in San Diego. The squadron oversees the administrative and operational tasking of the Navy's Independence-variant littoral combat ships. Lt. Cmdr. Roman Metzger graduated from Burney-Junior Senior High School in 2005. Metzger...
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Corning rec center construction update
CORNING, Calif. - Construction crews are making progress on the Corning Recreation Center and City Plaza on Solano Street. Crews are pouring concrete for the curbs and sidewalk for the parking lot on the east side of the recreation building. They are also working on a trash enclosure where they will run lines for the splash pad and other necessities.
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No Kings movement rallies voters in Redding, Shasta County
The No Kings movement, which has drawn protesters nationwide including a growing presence in Redding, is about to mobilize again, this time to get people out to vote early in the upcoming general election on Nov. 3. The next No Kings nationwide day of action is planned for Oct. 17. North State residents in Redding, Mount Shasta and other communities will join a nationwide No Kings: Get Out the Vote Rally. The effort is being sponsored by Shasta Coalition and Redding Resistance groups. People plan to gather for the No Kings demonstration in Shasta County and other nearby communities on Saturday, Oct. 17 from 10 a.m. to noon at Redding City Hall. It will be the fourth major rally of its kind in Shasta County since President Donald Trump took office in a second term. A food drive is also taking place on Oct. 17 and participants are asked to bring non-perishable food donations to the event. National No Kings organizers said that more than 1,500 events are planned across all 50 states and in Washington D.C. Events range from neighborhood block parties and cookouts to group walks to the polls, voter planning drives and local election defense workshops, the