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Dear Editor , An attorney named Jane Doe recently filed a felonious lawsuit trying to block due process of the lawful act by ten thousand citizens to put a measure on the ballot requiring voter ID. The Save Act on the federal level, and the Voter ID on the state level are similar measures in process. Polls show at least 80% of the US population know that thirty million undocumented illegal noncitizens have already diluted their vote. Illegals obtain felonious ID’s from the DM

At the February 17, 2026, Redding City Council meeting, two significant items dominated discussion around new or increased financial commitments: city support for the upcoming Ironman 70.3 triathlon and proposed multi-year rate increases for Redding Electric Utility (REU). In both cases, Councilmember Tenessa Audette emerged as the strongest advocate for fiscal restraint, repeatedly emphasizing that the council has a duty to protect taxpayers’ money during a time of structura

Downtown Redding just got a whole lot sweeter with the grand arrival of Spencer James Confectioners and Gift Shop at 1409 Market Street! They've brought renewed energy to the beloved artisan chocolate tradition, building directly on Nancy Matthews' decades-old recipes from her original Chocolat de Nannette days. This vibrant new spot isn't just another store—it's a delicious celebration of local legacy, innovative entrepreneurship, and community spirit.

On Tuesday, February 17, 2026, during a regular Redding City Council meeting, representatives from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)  Office of Disaster Recovery and Resilience presented critical information on disaster assistance available to residents, businesses, and non-profits affected by severe storms and flooding that struck the region from December 16–26, 2025. The presentation was delivered by Mary Ann Bradfield , Public Affairs Specialist, and Charles Kit

Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender whose web of influence ensnared some of the world's most powerful figures, continues to haunt the elite long after his death in 2019. The recent release of millions of documents under the Epstein Files Transparency Act—signed into law by President Donald Trump on November 19, 2025—has unleashed a torrent of revelations, leading to arrests, resignations, and widespread public humiliation.

Recreation Supervisor for the City of Red Bluff Karen Schaffer & Red Bluff Mayor JR Gonzalez If you were at Wednesday’s (2-18-‘26) 14th annual BEAM, or Business Expo And Mixer, organized by the Red Bluff/Tehama County Chamber of Commerce, and held inside the cavernous Red Bluff Community Center, then you not only would’ve seen old friends, business associates and non profit colleagues, but you would’ve had the opportunity to make new ones, such as Mark and Maribel of Shasta C

Sarah, a former intern at Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry (BSSM), courageously came forward after 16 years of silence in a powerful interview on the Wake Up and Win podcast, hosted by Blaise Foret and Christina Foret. The episode, titled "Bethel Survivor Sarah Shares Her Experience of Clergy SA by Ben Armstrong", was released in mid-February 2026 and has since prompted significant fallout, including Bethel Church placing pastor Armstrong on administrative leave pending

Days 11 and 12 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics delivered a mix of dominance from Norway, home triumphs for Italy, and resilient performances from Team USA, who added three medals across the two days – including Mikaela Shiffrin's gold in women's slalom on Day 12. Norway surged with four golds, pushing their total to 33 medals, while the U.S. reached 24 with silvers in men's freeski big air and speed skating team pursuit.

Located on this quiet street at 1270 Yuba St in downtown Redding is a tucked-away restaurant where Northern California residents are blessed with some of the finest cuisine, rivaling Michelin-rated restaurants in NYC or San Francisco. We are talking about Cafe Paradisio, this small family-owned and operated dining establishment is absolutely amazing.

The devastating avalanche in the Castle Peak area of Nevada County, California, on February 17, 2026, has claimed at least eight lives, with one person still missing and presumed deceased, marking one of the deadliest backcountry avalanche incidents in the region in recent decades. The incident occurred in a remote, rugged backcountry zone north of Interstate 80 near Donner Summit, close to Truckee and the Lake Tahoe area. This is not a groomed ski resort but untamed terrain

Now entering its 18th year, the Sundial Film Festival stands out for its commitment to a filmmaker-focused experience. It spotlights over 200 films (across its history), many from creators with ties to Northern California, while also welcoming standout works from national and international talent. The festival has earned a reputation as a genuine launching pad for emerging voices—past screenings have included early projects from filmmakers who later achieved wider recognitio

While civic engagement is a cornerstone of democracy, these actions have escalated into dangerous situations, exposing young students to violence, arrests, and physical harm. This isn't just youthful activism—it's a troubling pattern in which impressionable adolescents are encouraged to skip class and confront law enforcement, often with dire consequences.

A powerful winter storm continued to batter Northern California today, prompting mandatory chain screenings on Interstate 5 and reports of hazardous conditions leading to vehicle collisions with snow plows. According to Caltrans District 2, as of approximately 8:24 a.m. PST, all vehicles traveling northbound on Interstate 5 (I-5) are being screened for chains at Pollard Flat in Shasta County due to active winter weather. Vehicles without chains are not permitted to proceed. C

Day 10 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics brought emotional triumphs and historic milestones, with Team USA's Elana Meyers Taylor claiming her first Olympic gold at age 41 in women's monobob, alongside Kaillie Humphries' bronze, boosting the U.S. to 19 total medals. Norway extended its gold lead with two more victories, while host Italy celebrated a ski jumping bronze. With 74 of 116 events complete, the Games continue to captivate as the final week unfolds.

Lots of new art, special Valentines Day menus at local restaurants, such as Cafe Magdalena and Cornerstone Cafe, second-hand stores full of one-of-a-kind treasures, wine and nibbles at the Siskiyou Arts Museum, Darmers Studio, Cobra Lily Bar and Bee Kind Bakery, live music by the Allison and Victor duo, all this and more added to the lure of “2nd Saturday,”  held on Saturday, February 14, 2026, in historic downtown Dunsmuir, California. Many 2nd Saturday attendees, estimated

Most Americans are totally unaware that they are on the brink of waking up one morning only to find that the Electoral College system could disappear overnight.

In the heart of Redding's community, a small cry for help echoed near Sundial Bridge Drive last month, leading to one of the most touching rescues in recent memory. A compassionate passerby, out for a walk, followed the desperate sound and discovered a young cat wedged deep inside a drain pipe—trapped, starving, and injured. Animal Regulations officers from Haven Humane Society responded swiftly. Using careful technique and snake tongs, they worked for about 15 minutes to saf

In the heart of Northern California's rugged landscapes, where the spirit of independence runs as deep as the rivers and as bold as the mountains, one radio show stands out as the voice of the North State: Jefferson State of Mine on KCNR Free Fire Radio.Hosted by the passionate and outspoken Terry Rapoza, with co-hosts Win Carpenter and Janet Chandler, this weekly program is more than just talk radio—it's a rallying cry for the State of Jefferson movement.

This report provides a detailed synthesis of information from unsealed court documents and federal investigative files related to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking network. The primary sources include documents from the 2015 civil defamation lawsuit filed by Virginia Giuffre against Ghislaine Maxwell, which were unsealed in batches beginning in January 2024, and the extensive January 30, 2026, release by the U.S. Department of Justice under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

In a February 15, 2026, Townhall tipsheet, Joseph Chalfant highlighted a major federal move to tackle what he called the "illegal immigrant truck driver crisis." Drawing on announcements from the Department of Transportation (DOT) and Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy, Chalfant described how a long-standing loophole has allowed unqualified foreign drivers—often undocumented—to operate massive semi-trucks on U.S. roads, contributing to deadly crashes.