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2021-10-16

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School walkout against vaccine mandates is planned for October 18

REDDING, Calif. - A year and a half of school pandemic safety has frustrated parents saying enough. A school walkout across the state is set for Oct. 18. In Redding, a group of people plans to meet at the Riverfront Park, next to Sundial Bridge, to rally against the vaccine mandates on Monday. Read more

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freedom is at stake I stand with anyone that stands up for freedom . end of story . next they will make people eat cat food . Steven king movie is playing out .

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People seem to be confusing liberties and privileges. Going to public school isn’t your “right”, is a luxury. The state will provide you with what you need to homeschool, sending your kids someplace that has rules just means you need to follow their rules, not that they’re forcing you to do anything. God almighty y’all have such entitlement issues.

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Car stolen from home in north Redding with 3-year-old inside

REDDING, Calif. — On Friday just after 6:30 a.m., officers with the California Highway Patrol (CHP) notified the Shasta County Sheriff's Office (SCSO) about a car that had been stolen, with a three-year-old child inside, from the 12100 block of Cinder Road in north Redding. The 27-year-old mother had left... Read more

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she never should have left her kid in the car, in the dark, with the motor running.

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In the dark - light on - in the morning in the night .. the lady had the right to do as she pleased in her driveway … who knew thief’s started that early in the morning …

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Redding / krcrtv.com

PG&E removes 13,000 customers from PSPS but 16,000 still to lose power

REDDING, Calif. — Changes in forecasted weather conditions have allowed PG&E to remove 13,000 customers from a planned Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) Thursday. The utility still plans to cut power to 16,000 customers across California due to high winds and dry conditions. The shutoff Thursday comes one day after many of the same customers had their power restored from the last PSPS. Read more

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Reno police join search after 32-year-old Reno woman vanishes in Northern California | reno gazette journal

Reno police are working with California agencies to locate a missing 32-year-old woman. Courtney Bryan, a Reno resident, was reported missing by her family after she didn’t return from a planned trip to Hunt Hot Springs along the Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Redding, Calif., police said in a news release Wednesday. Read more

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