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With around 75% of Shasta’s votes counted, Gallagher holds strong lead for District 5

Shasta County released new vote totals today showing the county has tabulated more than 48,000 votes. That means there’s about a quarter of ballots left to count, according to estimated numbers reported to the state by the elections office yesterday combined with ballots counted since. Since election night, Mike...

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Mexican street food eatery opens in Redding with loaded Takis, elote

Redding couple Anarea Ramos and Gabriel Resendiz started off thinking they'd sell lemonade — the fresh-squeezed kind their children adored — from a small pop-up that would travel to events or temporarily set up at food truck parks, an idea honed from watching online videos of other businesses that had followed that path. Then the idea "just grew," said Ramos. In March, Ramos and Resendiz opened La Casita de Limon in Redding. The tiny drive-thru and walk-up only eatery with a small seating area out front offers fresh-squeezed lemonade and much more. Mexican street food snacks, sweet desserts and fresh-squeezed juices are among the eatery's specialties, including fresh lemonade studded with mango chunks and fresh strawberries. Other choices include shaved ice; scoops of mango or bubblegum-flavored ice cream; and fresas con crema, fresh-cut fruit in a cup that's topped with sweetened, homemade whipped cream and sprinkles. "We always make the snacks at home and then it got to the point where we want to share snacks with everybody," said Resendiz. The small establishment located in between a dry cleaners and car wash on a busy stretch of Churn Creek Road is getting a lot of attention since it opened on

Redding, CA · 3d

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Christine, 66, Was Laid Off After More Than 20 Years. Then Employers Stopped Answering: "Is Ageism Alive and Silent?"

Christine Sesnon is 66 and does not want to retire. She wants a job. “I want to be a part of a team, I want to work,” the Butte County, California, woman told Action News Now reporter Bella Barbosa in an August report from Chico. In the station’s video, she adds that she can work weekends and nights. The trouble started when she was laid off from a job she had held for more than two decades. Now she is back on the job hunt. “I’ve done some looking for work online for remote jobs across the country, I’ve been ghosted on those,” Sesnon said. She was careful not to overstate it. “I’m not saying that I’ve applied to five jobs a week,” she told the station, “but I am saying that the jobs that I’ve applied for on a regular basis, I’m getting rejections from, and this is concerning.” She says she is not the only one. According to Action News Now , Sesnon has watched friends in their 60s, people with years of experience and education, struggle to get hired too. “They’re door dashing,” she said. “They can’t find jobs, it’s absurd. It’s just bizarre.” All of those

Butte County, CA · 22h

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Shape the future of Woodson Bridge park at tonight's meeting

Tehama County is hosting a community input event today at the Corning Senior Center to gather ideas for improvements at Tehama County River Park at Woodson Bridge, with feedback helping shape a state park grant application.

Tehama County, CA · 19h

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Shasta County votes to distribute $1.5M in opioid money

REDDING, Calif. — Shasta County supervisors voted to distribute up to $1.5 million in opioid settlement money through a competitive application process. A review committee will evaluate funding proposals before they return to the board for final approval. The county employees who will review the proposals are Deputy County...

Shasta County, CA · 3d

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Two storms bring heavy rain, strong winds and mountain snow to Northern California

A pair of Pacific storms will bring widespread rain, strong winds and heavy mountain snow to Northern California through Monday. The first and stronger storm will move through Friday, producing rain and possible thunderstorms across Chico, Redding and the northern Sacramento Valley. Rainfall totals of one-half to three-quarters of an inch are possible in the valley.

Northern California, CA · 1d

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Pacific storm brings high wind, heavy rain to Redding

Redding's first winter storm of the season arrived on Friday with strong, gusty winds of up to 45 mph, bringing as much as 3 inches of heavy rain to the city — and a light coat of snow to mountain towns in the Shasta Cascade region. The Pacific storm with a stream of subtropical moisture could be powerful enough to knock out power in parts of Shasta County and make road travel hazardous, according to the National Weather Service, which issued a wind advisory in effect until 7 p.m. on Nov. 13. The storm arrived from the Gulf of Alaska and moved over the Eastern Pacific on Nov. 12, said meteorologist Idamis Shoemaker at the weather service's Sacramento branch. South wind started blowing through the Sacramento Valley toward Redding around 4 a.m. on Friday, the weather service said, bringing those strong gusts powerful enough to break delicate tree limbs, stress power lines, upturn outdoor furniture and make maneuvering difficult for drivers. Note to readers: If you appreciate the work we do here at the Redding Record Searchlight, please consider subscribing yourself or giving the gift of a subscription to someone you know. The winter storm turned wet by mid-morning, and

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Supervisor says rent hike delayed 90 days for mobile home residents

As Shasta County works to address concerns from mobile home residents about rising rents, Supervisor Allen Long delivered some good news to those residents at Tuesday’s board meeting. In a surprise announcement during his Nov. 10 board report, the District 2 supervisor said Harmony Communities, which owns and manages two parks in Shasta County, has agreed to delay a $300 monthly rent increase that would have taken effect Dec. 1. Long said Harmony agreed to postpone the rent increase until March 1. The agreement came after recent talks Long had with Harmony. Residents in the Bixby Knolls Mobile Home Park in Anderson and Riverland Mobile Home Ranch in Redding — where the rent increase was about to take effect — have been attending supervisors’ meetings in recent months asking the county to adopt a rent control ordinance. “This give us a little more time to slow this down and have proper negotiations, so that was a very exciting development that we worked out with them (Harmony),” Long told the Record Searchlight after the Nov. 10 meeting. At the supervisors' Oct. 27 meeting, Long was given direction by the board to talk with Harmony Communities and mobile home residents to see

Shasta County, CA · 3d

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New Shasta Regional primary care clinic opens inside Hilltop Springs in Redding

REDDING, Calif. — A new primary care option is now open in Redding, after Shasta Regional Medical Center opened a medical clinic inside Hilltop Springs Senior Living on Hilltop Drive. The clinic is Shasta Regional Medical Center’s third primary care clinic, and while it is located inside a senior...

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Northern Section cross country champions are crowned

Over 40 schools from across the North State flocked to West Valley High School for the Northern Section cross country championships on Thursday, Nov. 12. West Valley senior Elijah Anderson claimed first place on the boys side with a time of 15:56.0. Anderson was the only racer to complete the race in under 16 minutes. U-Prep junior Rogue Cutler took first place for the girls, and she was one of just two racers to finish under 19 minutes. Pleasant Valley won the overall team race for both boys and girls followed by Chico at No. 2. West Valley is the only other school to have a top five overall finish for both boys and girls. See the top 10 finishers for each category, plus the top five overall team scores from the 2026 Northern Section cross country championships, below. Boys Varsity Results Elijah Anderson, West Valley, 15:56.0 Finn Goff, U-Prep, 16:20.3 Jaime Gonzalez, Anderson, 16:27.3 Juan Rigby-Lugo, Pleasant Valley, 16:32.5 Israel Garcia-Gomez, Anderson, 16:56.1 Ryker Robles, Trinity, 16:56.3 Brishen Schenk, Corning, 17:02.4 Luke Schooling, CORE Butte, 17:05.5 Isaac Lara, Pleasant Valley, 17:09.5 Paxton Humphrey, Lassen, 17:12.2 Girls Varsity Results Rogue Cutler, U-Prep, 18:28.3 Julie Plummer, Pleasant Valley, 18:56.1 Ryah Kellogg,

Cottonwood, CA · 1d

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World record broken at Shasta Lanes, $20K raised for heroes

REDDING, Calif. — A professional bowler shattered a Guinness World Record at a local bowling alley, raising 20-thousand dollars for veterans and first responders in need. Warren Crawford bowled 243 strikes in 1 hour at Shasta Lanes on Veterans Day, breaking the previous record of 191. Action News Now reporter Timea Horvath was at the event.

Redding, CA · 2d

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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.

Redding, CA · 15h

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Redding air quality reaches 'very unhealthy' level due to smoke from prescribed fires

REDDING, Calif. — Heavy smoke from regional prescribed fire operations was visible in Redding Thursday, Nov. 12. The Shasta-Trinity National Forest scheduled several prescribed fire operations this week, including a 2,640-acre underburn near Elmore Mountain and Bailey Cove on Shasta Lake, set to begin Thursday. Other projects included a 2,000-acre underburn near Highway 89 east of McCloud and pile burning near Platina and Wildwood.

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Power outages in Redding on Friday amid stormy weather

REDDING, Calif. — The Redding Electric Utility is reporting multiple outages amid stormy weather in the Redding area on Friday, Nov. 13. On Friday morning, REU reported over 900 customers experiencing a power outage. For 568 customers in the downtown Redding area, REU expected power to be restored by noon. This includes areas near Waldon Street, Sonoma Street, Placer Street, Magnolia Avenue, West Street, Tehama Street, Yuba Street and Railroad Avenue.

Redding, CA · 22h

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Meet Irwin, the Chico pup who needs a loving family

CHICO, Calif. - Action News Now has a new pet of the week looking for a forever home. Meet Irwin, a puppy ready to bring a loving personality to a new family. More information about Irwin and other adoptable pets is available on the Action News Now website.

Chico, CA · 1d

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Shasta College football team one win from historic undefeated season

SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — With bowl season approaching, the Shasta College Knights are one win away from making history. The Shasta College football team finished the 2025 season with a 1-9 record, which looked like a setback for the program. Less than a year later, Shasta College enters bowl season with a chance to go 11-0, solidifying them as one of the best teams in Knights history.

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UNDEFEATED SHASTA KNIGHTS TO HOST NCFC AMERICAN DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP BOWL GAME

REDDING, Calif. (Nov. 11, 2026) – Shasta College Football has earned the right to host the Northern California Football Conference (NCFC) American Division Championship Bowl Game after capturing the Golden Coast League Championship and completing a historic 10-0 undefeated regular season, the only undefeated record in California this year.

Redding, CA · 3d

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A California Fair Lets Kids Pitch Their Own Businesses This Weekend

Baked goods, clay figures, and goat’s milk soap are among the products 74 young sellers will offer.

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Hundreds of NorCal students attend Chico State summit to address rural health shortage

CHICO, Calif. — Hundreds of high school students from across Northern California gathered at California State University, Chico, on Friday for a hands-on summit to tackle the region’s health care worker shortage and encourage students to pursue careers serving rural communities. The third annual “Building a Rural Health...

Chico, CA · 16h

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Redding pushes ahead with police chief search

Facing a multi-million dollar deficit, Redding has halted efforts to fill many municipal jobs and is considering cutting some public safety-related positions as city officials explore strategies to bolster the budget. But a search for a new police chief is continuing, said Interim City Manager Michael Webb. A few days before the job posting for Redding police chief initially closed on July 5 , city officials said nationwide recruitment had drawn "a pretty good pool of applicants so far." But a second recruitment for police chief was activated, that one closing on Sept. 27. Asked why the second recruitment was necessary, Webb responded via email that the city was not providing additional details regarding the recruitment process beyond a short, general statement sent to the Record Searchlight. "We have received strong interest in the position and have made significant progress in the recruitment process," said Webb's Nov. 11 statement, which added that he was pleased with the progress made so far. "The City will share additional information, including the announcement of our next Chief of Police, once the remaining steps in the appointment process are completed.” The recruitment process includes applicant finalists going before a panel made up of people