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Yankee Hill, CA · Business
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Chico's historic Collier Hardware building to become general store, theater and more
CHICO, Calif. - The Collier Hardware building in downtown Chico has been vacant since 2025, but the landmark is planned to become home to a few new attractions. Action News Now reporter Emilio Del Carpio toured the building with the team behind its revitalization to see what's in store. The...
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This Affordable California Retirement Town Still Has The Old-Fashioned Charm Of Decades Past
A downtown clock tower here is a faithful replica of an 1886 original. It still rises over brick storefronts and Victorian buildings like nothing ever changed. The same town throws one of the biggest rodeos in the nation every April. It also sits on the Sacramento River, about an hour from steaming volcanic vents.
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Redding pest control owner makes history at national industry event
REDDING, Calif. — A Redding native has become the first Californian in more than 35 years to lead the National Pest Management Association. Mike Bullert, president of Northern California's Big Time Pest Control, received the presidential gavel at PestWorld 2026 in Grapevine, Texas, before a record audience of 4,604 attendees.
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16-year-old poll worker shares experience from Election Day
When walking into the polls on Election Day in Shasta County, it’s common to see poll workers who are older and retired, with many of them wearing their years of experience with pride. But voters walking into the Red Lion Hotel in Redding this Election Day were helped by...
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The Broom Closet expands its witchy footprint in the North State
Tucked away in a small strip mall off Cohasset Road is The Broom Closet, a haven for occult trinkets and unusual oddities. Melisa Flores and Monique Charles run the store, two witches marking their first Halloween as a retail shop in Chico. They are a mother-daughter business duo who've been...
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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.