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Redding ballot error could cost taxpayers up to $300K
Redding city officials are working to fix a ballot error that left City Clerk Sharlene Tipton's name off the November 3 ballot — and a special election to correct it could cost between $200,000 and $300,000. Mayor Mike Littau says the county should cover the tab since the mistake originated at the county elections office, but either way, that cost falls on taxpayers.
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Redding dragstrip operators accuse council member of collusion and demand recusal
REDDING, Calif. — The future of Redding Motorsports Park’s lease goes before the City Council Tuesday, but dragstrip leaders want one council member to sit out the vote. Tenessa Audette is being accused by the park of siding against them and citing a recent donation from a group at the park. Redding Motorsports Park dragstrip leaders are urging City Councilmember Tenessa Audette to recuse herself from Tuesday’s vote on the park’s lease. They accuse her of siding against the dragstrip and cite a recent contribution from another group involved in the dispute.
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Redding City Council to review 27.5 vacant general fund positions after weeks of debate
REDDING, Calif. — Redding City Council is expected to take a closer look at 27.5 vacant general fund positions, which have been a talking point for weeks. The discussion started on Oct. 6, 2026, as the city looked at cutting 22.5 positions related to police and fire work. During...
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Redding interviews lone applicant for finance director
REDDING, Calif. — Interviews began Friday for Redding’s new finance director, but city officials said there was only one applicant for the permanent job. The city has been relying on interim Finance Director Joe Bowers, who also serves as a senior executive with Redding Electric Utility. On today’s first day of interviews, the city began interviewing its lone applicant for the permanent position.
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City lifts seasonal burn ban; Redding Fire issues permit, pile size and time rules
REDDING, Calif. — Redding’s open burning season began Sunday, Nov. 1, after the city lifted its seasonal burn ban, the Redding Fire Department said. Residents need a free permit and must check with Shasta County Air Quality Management District after 9:15 a.m. each day to confirm it is a permissive burn day. Permits are available through the City of Redding’s website: www.cityofredding.gov/burnpermit.
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Cal Fire targets 237 acres of brush in Shasta Trinity
CAL FIRE's Shasta Trinity Unit is set to resume its Lower Vegetation Management Project starting Monday, working to reduce roughly 237 acres of non-native grasses, brush, and dead trees through November 4. The project is designed to improve grazing habitat for both livestock and wildlife while also benefiting local watershed conditions.