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The city, the new public safety chief and the lack of transparency
Correction: The announcement of no reportable action and direction to staff at the Susanville City Council’s Nov. 12 closes session meeting was made by Acting city Manager Chandra Jabbs, not by Mayor Mendy Schuster as we originally reported. This story has been corrected. LassenNews regrets the error. Facebook keyboard...
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Flights at Redding Regional Airport impacted by FAA ground stop order
Action News Now reporter Timea Horvath reports live from the Redding Regional Airport. On Friday, multiple flights from the Redding Regional Airport were directly impacted by the nationwide ground stop order that was issued by the FAA after communication issues popped up in their network.
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Weekend Forecast: Second storm swings in
REDDING, Calif. — Friday offered a wildly wet and windy setup across the Northstate, so what does the weekend have in store for us? More of that unsettled fall feeling. Storm #1, lovingly dubbed the "Friday the 13th Storm" here in the Weather Center, will be making its way out of the region as the sun rises on Saturday. A few scattered showers are possible early, but most communities will just see a mainly cloudy and cool start. Even mountain sprinkles look to be finished by noon, meaning a pleasant break in the action wherever you are. Despite some decent sunbreaks, temperatures will run chilly across the board. Watch for highs in the mid to upper 50s in the valley, and generally a mix of 40s in the higher terrain. Winds look weak throughout the day, a huge improvement from Friday.
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Pleasant Valley tops Enterprise in 1st round of NSCIF Division II playoffs
No. 6-seeded Pleasant Valley sent Braedon Tatreau to receive the opening kickoff of the Vikings first-round playoff game against No. 3 Enterprise on Friday, Nov. 13. Tatreau bobbled the ball on first contact, but after regaining control at the 12-yard line, the junior running back took the rock 88 yards for a touchdown. It was a gut punch for the Enterprise sideline, and a sign of things to come for the remaining 47 minutes of play. By the time all was said and done, the Vikings (4-7) walked out of Enterprise High School with a 47-17 win to advance to the Northern Section Division II semifinals. Even though the Hornets had the higher seed, neither Tatreau nor Vikings head coach Mark Cooley considered the win an upset. “We try to pride ourselves on starting fast and finishing strong, so you can’t ask for anything better with a kick return,” Cooley said. “Foothill got us on the same thing last week, so good thing to kind of flip that around and start fast.” The Viking defense forced a turnover on the Hornets (6-5) next possession, and a couple plays later, Tatreau ran in a 32-yard touchdown to give the Vikings a
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Redding author with rare myotonic dystrophy writes books to tell others they’re not alone
REDDING, Calif. — Living with an incurable disease has pushed 28-year-old Sammy Ochoa of Redding to find ways to cope and to help others facing similar diagnoses. Ochoa has myotonic dystrophy, a rare genetic disease that affects all her muscles and most of her organs, including her heart and lungs. There is no cure, only ways to manage symptoms.