Kudos, congrats—way to go—call it what you will to the Redding Rancheria Tribe for organizing, with competent assistance from the City of Redding, Redding Chamber of Commerce (Visit Redding ), and Viva Downtown, not to mention scores of volunteers, the 1st annual Start Line Social on Friday (8-14) night at Whistlestop Park in downtown Redding. The event drew a sizeable crowd of well wishers looking forward to Sunday (8-16-‘26) morning’s 5 a.m. start of the first annual Ironma

REDDING, CA – More than two decades after the Redding Rancheria Tribal Council disenrolled approximately 76 extended members of the Foreman family, the case remains a stark example of how tribal sovereignty can leave families without meaningful recourse — even when they present clear evidence of their heritage. Signs of the long-simmering dispute still remain outside of the Win River Casino - Credit: indianz.com Lineal Descent — No Blood Quantum Required The Redding Rancheria

Former Mayor of Redding and Former Shasta County Supervisor Patrick Jones Former Shasta County Supervisor Patrick Jones has leveled sharp accusations against current board members and top county officials, claiming a pattern of selective disclosure and hypocrisy that shields certain relationships and investigations from public scrutiny while aggressively pursuing others. Jones points to two intertwined issues: the county’s handling of its legal defense in the high-profile law

The Redding Rancheria really knows how to throw an everyone—is—-welcome party, and “The Big Time Event,” organized and presented by the Redding Rancheria, was no exception. The Redding Rancheria held its seventh-annual “Big Time Event” on June 26, 27 & 28, ‘26 in the Win River Resort and Casino’s lower parking lot. The event featured the most important element: a diverse, enthusiastic crowd, plus traditional dancers (like the Pomo), cultural demonstrations, artisan and food

The main purpose of the 8th-annual State of The Tribe Luncheon was to raise funds for the Redding Rancheria Community Fund (RRCF), established 24 years ago, which has donated nearly $5 million to non-profits in Shasta and Trinity counties. The RRCF encourages proposals to serve Native Americans, youth, and/or rural populations. In the public safety and emergency services arena, the RRCC has benefited the American Red Cross, Northern California Chapter; the Shasta County Sear

A beloved Northern California tradition, known as the Redding Rodeo with the theme—Buckin’ By The River—kicked off for the 78th time on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, invading the hearts and minds of a stadium full of thousands of cheering, clapping, and—indeed—approving rodeo enthusiasts. Nothin’ better than that, huh? According to Jack Potter, the self-deprecating, albeit charming, Chairman of the Redding Rancheria and Win-River Resort and Casino, the members had a great time at