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The Bureau of Land Management\u00a0announced new fire restrictions for public lands in Shasta, Siskiyou, Butte, Trinity and Tehama counties.

Before the meeting, Rick Bosetti told the Record Searchlight his plan would cost $700,000 to $900,000 and would not cost the city any money.

The Bureau of Land Management announced new fire restrictions for public lands in Shasta, Siskiyou, Butte, Trinity and Tehama counties.

Rescue crews were trying to find a man who got trapped in the Sacramento River south of the Cypress Avenue Bridge.

About 10 people from Tuesdays audience spoke in favor of the proclamation while about five were against it.

This week, teenage girls are gathering on\u00a0college campuses in Redding and San Luis Obispo\u00a0to learn from women what it takes to be a firefighter.

Firefighters were sent to a house fire off Lakeshore Drive in Lakehead on Monday morning.

Firefighters have called for all available resources Monday afternoon for a grass and brush fire off Lake Boulevard near St. Marks Street in north Redding.

An Anderson man was shot and killed Sunday night while ramming his pickup into a house.

The Happy Valley School District struggles to provide housing for new hires, but found an innovative way to house their current employees.