A felon from Arizona was arrested in Anderson with a loaded gun on Monday. Anderson police stopped the suspect, Ernesto Garcia, on Interstate 5 for speeding in a construction zone. Officers said they learned Garcia was a convicted felon, had a loaded gun with a threaded barrel which is considered an assault weapon, and found meth all during the traffic stop. Garcia was booked on drug and weapons charges.
A new climate study is shedding light on just how dry this summer will be. A recent UCLA study calculated the soil in the west, saying it is the driest it has been since 1895 – 125 years ago. Researchers said this is because of the lack of rain. Scientists and fire chiefs are now working together, asking Californians to keep defensible space around their homes, and take evacuation alerts seriously.
Authorities investigating 2 bomb threats in Red Bluff
Deputies are investigating two bomb threats to the Tehama County Superior Court and Red Bluff High School.
Posted: May 24, 2021 10:06 AM
Updated: May 24, 2021 3:52 PM
Posted By: Brandon Downs
RED BLUFF, Calif. - Tehama County Sheriff’s Office said they are investigating a call about two bomb threats in Red Bluff.
Deputies said the two locations that received threats are the Tehama County Superior Court and Red Bluff High School.
The sheriff’s office said the call for the threats came in shortly after 7 a.m.
Red Bluff High School was the first location to receive a threat and went into lockdown right after being contacted by the Red Bluff Police Department.
100th Tehama District Fair taking community back to roots
Tehama County kids are learning how to raise livestock and show off their projects as the annual fair returns.
Posted: Apr 30, 2021 8:56 PM
Updated: Apr 30, 2021 9:30 PM
Posted By: Tori Apodaca
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RED BLUFF, Calif. - People are flocking to the Tehama County Fairgrounds to take part in all the festivities at the fair this weekend.
It is not only bringing smiles to family’s faces as they are met with carnival rides, funnel cakes, animals and live music, but it is also bringing jobs to people.
Dave Gowan, CEO of Tehama County-Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce, told Action News Now that he is already seeing considerably more traffic in Red Bluff.