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San Diegans Push For Reparations For Black Californians
In January, Black lawmakers in Sacramento released the nation’s first statewide reparations package, a slew of bills intended to compensate the descendants of enslaved Black people, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported. Though nascent, the policies — each now progressing through the Legislature at different stages — heralds California’s multi-year...
Chief aims to address homeless camps, traffic safety in new police strategy
REDDING, Calif. — Quality of life has been his emphasis since Brian Barner became Redding's Police Chief last October. One of his goals was to create a strategic plan for the department. Barner said this is the first plan with goals, objectives and strategies since the "Blue Print for...
City of Redding working with local teams to reopen sports complex
The Redding City Council voted to move forward with a short-term solution to reopen the Redding Sports Complex, also known as Big League Dreams. City of Redding working with local teams to reopen sports complex. The Redding City Council voted to move forward with a short-term solution to reopen the...
Store clerk caught selling alcohol to minors during decoy operation in Redding
REDDING, Calif. — Sixteen businesses were visited during a minor decoy operation in Redding on Friday. After the operation, police said one store clerk at the Park View Market sold alcohol to the minors. A minor decoy operation refers to law enforcement using undercover officers posing as minors, or...
CHP recovers $450,000 in stolen goods from Oakland fencing operation
A California Highway Patrol retail theft task force recovered nearly a half-million dollars in stolen merchandise from a home in Oakland and arrested a resident following a month-long investigation, the agency said Friday.In July CHP investigators began a probe into a criminal network responsible for a string of retail thefts targeting various retailers throughout the Bay Area, the CHP's Golden Gate Division Organized Retail Crime Taskforce (ORCTF) said in a press statement.Investigators identified suspects in an illicit fencing operation based in an Oakland home after conducting surveillance operations, the CHP said. After obtaining search warrants, CHP investigators and San Ramon...
Man accused of starting Park Fire pleads not guilty to arson
CHICO, California (KOVR) — The man accused of igniting the Park Fire, which has grown to be California’s fourth-largest wildfire ever, has pleaded not guilty to a charge of arson, prosecutors said Thursday. Ronnie Dean Stout II, 42, of Chico, also denied all special circumstances relating to the...
Mayor speaks about homeless settlement agreement at Chico State’s Fall Convocation | Park Fire arson suspect pleads not guilty | Flash Flood Watch in Park Fire burn scar
The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Friday, August 23. Mayor speaks about homeless settlement agreement at Chico State’s Fall Convocation — Alec Stutson, NSPR. Alleged Park Fire arsonist pleads not guilty in court — Erik Adams, NSPR. Flash Flood Watch issued for...
Marysville mayor sucker-punched, city councilman hit by homeless man downtown
MARYSVILLE -- The mayor of the Northern California city of Marysville was sucker-punched in broad daylight by a homeless man this week downtown while surveying the site of a recently burned historic hotel.On Thursday afternoon, Mayor Chris Branscum, Marysville City Councilman Dom Belza, and Chief of Police Christian Sachs, alongside two staff members of Congressman Doug LaMalfa, were in downtown Marysville to assess damage at Hotel Marysville. A fire burned the historic hotel in June after a year of fines totaling more than $30K due to code violation notices, a spokesperson for the city confirmed to CBS13. The city has initiated...
Two Arrested After Cops Find Suspicious Vehicle
Last night, 8/20/24, Sutter County Deputies responded to a call for service regarding a suspicious vehicle in the area of Normandy Court in Yuba City. Once on scene, deputies noticed an unoccupied vehicle with possible narcotics in plain view. While conducting an area check, deputies observed two subjects enter said vehicle and leave the scene. A traffic stop was initiated, and 34-year-old Daniel Wurm and 45-year-old Sarah Carberry were contacted inside the vehicle.
‘The Hero of an Incredible Story,’ Bridge Coffee Co. Announces Closure
MARYSVILLE, CA (MPG) - Bridge Coffee Co. has been a beloved staple of the Yuba-Sutter community for nearly a decade now. With humble beginnings in the garage of Timothy Styczynski’s home, the company quickly obtained its first store front on Clark Avenue in Yuba City. Here the community would gather for a selection of gourmet brews, artisan products, and arguably some of the best sandwiches in town. Next came their set up in New Earth Market in Yuba City and a roasting warehouse in historic Marysville.
Marina company in running for 'Coolest Thing Made in California'
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A Marina company has advanced to the final 16 to compete for the title of "Coolest Thing Made in California.”. The California Manufacturers & Technology Association announced that nearly 85,000 votes were submitted and 135 products were nominated before slimming the list to 16. Joby Aviation's...
Historic baseball field featured in 'A League of Their Own' burns down in Ontario
A historic baseball field that has been used in several films burned down in Ontario overnight, leaving the community devastated over the loss.The fire started around 11:30 p.m. Thursday at Jay Littleton Ball Park. Responding firefighters encountered massive flames coming from the stadium and dugout, but little could be done to save it. No injuries were reported."Unfortunately, the extent of the fire... has ended with a complete loss of of our stadium," said Deputy Chief Michael Wedell with the Ontario Fire Department.The historic baseball field was built in the 1930s with a wooden frame grandstand.It's owned by the city and...
Stanford Reverses Cognitive Decline in Alzheimer’s With Brain Metabolism Drug
Neuroscientists at Stanford have linked Alzheimer’s disease to the disruption of brain metabolism via the kynurenine pathway, which is affected by amyloid plaque and tau proteins. Their research has demonstrated that drugs blocking this pathway can restore cognitive function in Alzheimer’s mice by improving brain metabolism. This discovery not...
Battle Continues to Clean Up Virginia Street
GRIDLEY, CA (MPG) - At the Aug. 5 Gridley City Council meeting, city attorney Tony Galyean provided a much-needed update on the clean-up of the two abandoned properties at 390 and 110 Virginia St. The structures have been a source of serious concern and frustration for Gridley residents and business...
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