CRIME & SAFETY
Officers arrested a wanted felon on Tuesday following a foot pursuit in Redding
REDDING, Calif. - Officers with the Redding Neighborhood Police Unit arrested a wanted felon on Tuesday. At about 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, NPU officers tried to pull a car over for a traffic stop near Cedars Road and Kenyon Drive, police said. The driver was identified as James Hamby. He...
Northern California K9 assists in arrest of man accused of domestic violence
(FOX40.COM) — The Shasta County Sheriff’s Office said it recently arrested a 33-year-old man who is accused of assaulting a 16-year-old and his girlfriend while she was holding their child. The sheriff’s office said that one of its K9s, named Duke, was used to take the suspect into custody after he covered himself with a […]
Firefighting aircraft buzzing the skies over Redding, but 'do not be alarmed'
Firefighting aircraft will be zooming low over the skies above Redding and Shasta County this week, but "do not be alarmed," officials with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said. The agency is conducting aerial firefighting training from Tuesday through Friday, according to Jas Shaw, a Cal Fire spokeswoman. U.S. Forest Service...
TV news reporter detained by police, released amid Cal Poly Humboldt protest: 'Find a different job'
HUMBOLDT, Calif. -- A reporter from ABC affiliate KRCR in Redding at the pro-Palestinian protest at Cal Poly Humboldt was detained and it was caught on her live stream. Riot police were on campus doing a protest sweep early Tuesday morning when the reporter was detained. Officers told her to...
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