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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.
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Redding to rebuild damaged Caldwell Park parking lot
REDDING, Calif. — The city plans to demolish and rebuild what they described as "some of the worst areas" of Caldwell Park's parking lot near the skatepark, North Valley Art League Carter House Gallery, Caldwell Recreation Center and Teen Center, beginning Monday, Nov. 9. Redding city officials said the...
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This Affordable California Town Is So Charming It’s Hard To Believe More People Don’t Know About It
The tap water in one tiny mountain town carries its own official bragging rights. Locals call their hometown the Home of the Best Water on Earth, and they mean it. That water starts as snowmelt on a famous volcano. It filters through layers of lava rock before it ever reaches a kitchen sink. I appreciate a town that turns its plumbing into a point of pride.
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Full road closure for portion of Buenaventura Boulevard starts next week
REDDING, Calif. - The City of Redding on Thursday announced there will be a full roadway closure on Buenaventura Boulevard starting next week for roadway repair work. According to the City of Redding, the Buenaventura Fill Repair Project is scheduled to take place from November 2 through December 2, 2026.
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Homeowners battle Redding over flood ditch costs
Residents of a Redding neighborhood want the city to include in its winter storm preparations the cost of clearing and maintaining the Henderson Ditch, while city officials maintain the drainage is on private property and is the landowners' responsibility. The disagreement comes after heavy storms caused the drainage ditch to overflow last December . The sand, trash and debris-filled ditch — which empties into the Sacramento River near the Nur Pon Open Space — caused an estimated $700,000 in damages to seven homes in the Rother Riverside neighborhood, including her own, said resident Cathy Borgel. The neighborhood flanks Henderson Road west of Bechelli Lane, east of the Sacramento River. While the city required the ditch to be cleared out as a public safety measure, it’s not willing to foot the estimated $2,000 cleaning bill. Nor is it willing to take on the annual cost of maintaining it, the public works department said in a letter received by Borgel on Monday, Oct. 26. People whose property includes parts of the Henderson Ditch will have to pay for annual cleanup and maintenance, the city said in the letter. “I am fuming,” Borgel told the Record Searchlight on Monday. “Everyone has looked at
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Construction begins in Red Bluff to prevent flooding, protect young salmon and steelhead
RED BLUFF, Calif. — Construction is underway in Red Bluff on a project designed to protect young salmon and steelhead in the Sacramento River by preventing them from getting trapped when seasonal floodwaters recede. The work is taking place behind the Red Bluff Elks Lodge, an area that used...
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Redding seeks new Civic Auditorium operator with strong financial backing
REDDING, Calif. — Redding is searching for a new group to take over operations of the Redding Civic Auditorium, with city leaders emphasizing the need for stronger financial footing and a long-term commitment. Redding Mayor Mike Littau has been appointed by the City Council to serve as an observer...
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California crews practice barrier making to prevent flood disasters
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Redding City Council candidate Rebecca Anne Miller discusses homelessness and health care
SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — Redding City Council candidate Rebecca Anne Miller might be new to politics, but she's clear about her priorities as she sits down for an interview with the Northstate's News. Miller, who moved to Redding about three years ago after growing up in the Santa Cruz...
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Redding's new grass rule could cost property owners big
Redding's City Council voted 4-to-1 to update city code in compliance with a state law that restricts the use of drinking water to irrigate ornamental grass at certain businesses, institutions, and homeowners associations. Local leaders say the requirement could put an unnecessary financial burden on property owners, even as the city says it will focus on education and assistance as the new rules take effect.