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Criminal complaint names woman killed in Redding shooting
REDDING, Calif. — A Shasta County criminal complaint identifies Amber Lynn Azevedo as the woman killed in a Redding shooting and accuses Justin Clancy Knight of murder. The complaint, sworn Oct. 27, alleges Justin Knight murdered Azevedo on or about Oct. 23. It also alleges he personally and intentionally fired a gun, causing her death.
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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
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Anderson mobile home rent increase on hold — but residents want more
Residents at Riverland and Bixby Knolls Mobile Home Parks in Anderson have won a temporary pause on a planned $300 rent increase — but many say 90 days isn't enough. Shasta County Supervisor Allen Long announced that property owner Harmony Communities has agreed to hold off on the increase until March 1, while residents push for written protections and a permanent rent stabilization agreement.