Shasta County has had its first known human case of West Nile Virus this season.
LOCAL NEWS
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1st Positive Human Case Of West Nile Reported In Shasta County
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PG&E May Cut Power To 14,000 Customers This Weekend Due To High Winds
PG&E is warning that they may conduct Public Safety Power Shutoffs beginning Saturday afternoon.
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U.C.L.A. Voting Rights Project Urges The Removal Of Shasta County Registrar Of Voters
The Shasta County Grand Jury is being strongly encouraged to begin the process to remove Registrar of Voters Clint Curtis from office.
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Group Plans To Protest Flock Cameras In Anderson On Sunday
A meeting in Anderson will be held to encourage the removal of the city’s flock camera system.
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Oversized Load Weighing 1 Million Pounds Slows Traffic On Highway 44
There was a long line of frustrated drivers going east on Highway 44 toward Shingletown and beyond Thursday night.
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Local Resources Are Available In Shasta County To Prevent Suicide
With one of the highest suicide rates in the state, at nearly three times the state average, Shasta County has good reason to recognize September as Suicide Prevention Month.
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Wrongful Death Suit Filed Against Former Mayor Who’s Son Murdered His Neighbor
The daughter of a Redding murder victim is suing his convicted killer, as well as the murderer's mother.
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Jury Finds Redding Man Guilty Of Fatally Stabbing Fellow Resident At Transitional Housing Facility
A man who stabbed a fellow resident of a North Redding transitional living facility a year ago has been found guilty of first degree murder by a Shasta County jury.
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9/11 Remembrance Ceremonies Planned For Friday In Redding And Shasta Lake
Friday will be the 25th anniversary of one of the defining events of the century: the terrorist attacks on September 11th, 2001.
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Board Of Education Changes Language In Anti-Discrimination Policy
The Shasta County Board of Education has changed the language of its anti-discrimination and harassment policy to exclude any mention of transgender of non-binary individuals.
- Son of notorious Somali dictator reportedly living in Ohio decades after brutal regime's collapseon September 13, 2026 at 12:12 am
Ayanle Siad Barre, son of Somalia's former dictator, has been living in Ohio's large Somali community, prompting calls for a U.S. investigation.
- Four Wisconsin cops injured after suspected drunk driver barrels toward crowd, sparks police chaseon September 12, 2026 at 8:13 pm
Four Wisconsin police officers were injured after a car drove toward a crowd at a Green Bay food truck disturbance, prompting an officer to fire.
- Ohio man convicted after trying to shoot ex-wife at point-blank range inside restaurant in chilling videoon September 12, 2026 at 7:40 pm
Security video shows Matthew Exton thrusting a handgun at point-blank range near his ex-wife's head inside a Toledo restaurant before a waiter acted.
- Ex-mayor found liable for alleged sexual assaults of 7 women, ordered to pay $13Mon September 12, 2026 at 5:15 pm
Dominic Foppoli, former Windsor, California, mayor, faces a punitive damages phase after a jury awarded seven women $13 million in sexual assault case.
- NBC beefs up security at 'Today' studio after Nancy Guthrie kidnapping, intruder incidenton September 12, 2026 at 12:00 pm
NBC boosted security at its "Today" studio after Craig Melvin was accosted by an intruder who allegedly targeted Al Roker in a secure area.