Shasta Lake business owners get prison in immigrant forced labor case
A Shasta County couple was sentenced to prison Monday for forcing an immigrant family into near servitude.
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Michael Murchison settles civil rights lawsuit with Tehama County
As part of the settlement, Tehama County agreed to pay Michael Murchison $75,000 and the cost of his attorneys’ fees.
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Shasta supervisors fire health officer Karen Ramstrom
The discussion of Ramstroms job performance was the second by the board.
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MD Imaging confirms breach of network systems: Redding news roundup
News and events in Shasta County and throughout Northern California in May 2022.
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Redding residents hit with water-use cutbacks, face possible fines
Due to the ongoing drought, the city of Redding is telling its water utility customers they must reduce water usage by at least 10%.
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Shasta County health officer fighting for her job speaks out
Shasta County health officer fighting for her job speaks out
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What's up with Redding roads? Shasta Lake downtown renewal update
If you wondered about something happening in Redding, the Record Searchlight wants to hear about it. We’ll do our best to answer.
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UPDATE: Escaped burn pile caused 10-acre Platina Fire; 50% contained
A wildland fire that started Wednesday afternoon about 15 miles west of Redding has burned about 10 acres.
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Ex-Crystal Geyser plant EIR in Mount Shasta overturned in court
The court agreed that Siskiyou County officials under CEQA did not do an adequate job on the EIR.
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Preliminary hearing set in homicide of ex-Enterprise student-athlete
Steven Schlapia has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder with special circumstances and other related charges in the fatal shooting of Schwerdt.
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