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State law caps contributions to individual candidates at $4,900. That is the default limit for cities or counties if there are no local ordinances in place.

If you wondered about something happening in town or had a question on a North State issue, the Record Searchlight wants to hear about it.

An initial report from a witness said the man dove in front of the southbound Ford Fusion.

A collision on Highway 299 near Kennedy Memorial Drive at Whiskeytown Lake sparked a vegetation fire that has grown to 15 acres.

Later start times and a need for more bus drivers and substitute teachers greeted the new school year.

Rain fell\u00a0in Redding and other spots in Shasta and Siskiyou counties on Thursday, but it wasnt enough to reduce fire concerns or heat warnings.

Rain fell in Redding and other spots in Shasta and Siskiyou counties on Thursday, but it wasnt enough to reduce fire concerns or heat warnings.

Biologists with the Karuk Tribe believe a flash flood caused by heavy rains over the burn area caused a massive debris flow that entered the river.

The county plans to build a 256-bed addition next to the existing jail while it waits for a new jail and rehabilitation center to get built.

A lawsuit was filed this week against PacifiCorp, claiming the utilitys electrical equipment caused the McKinney Fire.