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Prescribed Burn Near Redding Today
The Gore Ranch Vegetation Management Project is located in southwest Redding, Shasta County, California. CAL FIRE Shasta-Trinity Unit announces the Gore Ranch Vegetation Management Project to begin on Tuesday, October 20, 2026. The Gore Ranch Vegetation Management Project aims to reduce approximately 50 acres of non-native grasses and brush, as well as dead and down trees.
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Redding council to review five bids to manage Civic Auditorium at Tuesday meeting
REDDING, Calif. — Redding officials are weighing five competing bids to take over management of the Redding Civic Auditorium after the city assumed operations following its previous arrangement with Advanced Redding. The city has received proposals from five groups. The first proposal is from Tim Taber and Jeremy Edwardson....
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Frankie the cat rescued in Redding after spending night in tree
REDDING, Calif. - Firefighters rescued a cat that spent an entire night stuck in a tree after being chased up by dogs. The CAL FIRE Shasta-Trinity Unit responded on Friday, October 16, 2026, after the Redding Command Center received a 911 report of a cat stuck in a tree. Upon arrival, crews learned that Frankie had been chased up the tree by dogs and spent the entire night stranded in the treetops.
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Redding council to vote on police, fire cuts, consider Redding Electric rate hikes Tuesday
REDDING, Calif. — The Redding City Council is expected to make key decisions Tuesday as it works to address the city’s ongoing budget deficit, including final votes on proposed police and fire department cuts and a discussion about potential Redding Electric Utility rate increases. Council members are scheduled...
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CAL FIRE targets brush and dead trees in Redding area burn
REDDING, Calif. - CAL FIRE Shasta-Trinity Unit will begin the Gore Ranch Vegetation Management Project on Tuesday, October 20, 2026. The project aims to reduce approximately 50 acres of non-native grasses and brush, as well as dead and down trees. CAL FIRE emphasizes its commitment to safety and optimal control...
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County supervisors meet with Riverland residents over rent spike
Residents of Riverland Mobile Home Park in Anderson are facing rent increases from $575 to $625 a month — with another jump to $985 set for December 1 — and tonight, you can hear directly from county supervisors and park management about what comes next.
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Former Redding councilman Mark Mezzano seeks return to City Council amid budget concerns
SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — Former Redding City Council member Mark Mezzano is seeking a return to the council, citing the city's ongoing budget challenges and the need to address government spending. Mezzano discussed his priorities for Redding in an interview with the Northstate's News, including the city's financial outlook...
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Millville woman says incorrect ballots omitted local school board race
MILLVILLE, Ca. — A Millville woman said she received an incorrect ballot that left off a local school board race, prompting a trip to the elections office and a review that county officials said affected a small number of voters near a precinct border. Tracy Verhougstraete said she noticed...
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Tehama County planning commission approves wireless facility near Red Bluff
RED BLUFF, Calif. — A proposed wireless facility near Red Bluff has been approved by the Tehama County Planning Commission, clearing the way for the project to move forward with required mitigation measures. The facility is planned for Ohm Road, between Paskenta Road and Rawson Road. Plans call for...
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Fill the Boot Drive hits Corning and Red Bluff streets today
Firefighters from CAL FIRE Tehama-Glenn Unit and Tehama County Fire Department hit the streets of Corning and Red Bluff today for the annual MDA Fill the Boot Drive, raising money to support families and individuals affected by ALS and related muscular diseases.
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Redding families seek answers after drainage ditch floods home
Seven families in the Rother Riverside area say a drainage ditch overflowed and flooded their homes on Dec. 21, 2025, causing nearly $700,000 in combined losses. Nearly 10 months later, residents say the breach remains unrepaired and are asking local agencies to clarify who is responsible for maintaining the drainage system.