Redding, CA News

• Redding, CA News
• Alturas man arrested in May 2 meth lab explosion
• Police arrest 28 during more than month-long burglary investigation
• UPDATED: Sheriff: Siskiyou County man wanted for attempted murder after morning shooting
• UPDATED: U.S. Navy sailor from Shasta dies
• Illegal dumping leads to chase, arrest, deputies say
• Laura Christman: Leaf curl adds crinkle to gardening
• Harvest parsley
• Anna Moseley: How to get rid of greasy grime
• New Superintendent of Trinity County schools announced
• Two arrested after Tehama deputies find meth during traffic stop
• UPDATED: Head-on collision injures two in downtown Redding
• Redding weather: Wet weekend, hot week coming up
• Redding firefighters at scene of vegetation fire off Masonic Blvd.
• Editorial: How'd you like to need a permit just to worship?
• Charles Krauthammer: For a change, the joy of winning
• Don Farrell: Tax the biggest killer: Booze
• Charles Adamo: Tax revenue will help keep us safe
• George Cole: Shopping center will draw crime
• Dottie Smith: Mammoth Mine had massive influence on area
• Shasta, Lassen forest projects may receive grants; LaTour firebreak in line
• What's closed on Memorial Day
• North state tourism industry reaches out to international visitors
• Red Bluff reaches wage agreement with police union; pay increase partially tied to sales tax
• North State in Brief: May 25, 2012
• Today in History: May 25, 2012
• Whiskeytown Regatta to be held this weekend; sailing club dinner will support local Scouts
• Off to a bee in D.C.; Pacheco ace heads east for spelling contest
• State issues warning letter to Dahle for failing to report campaign contributions on time
• Redding native Laurie Baker named new CEO of Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association
• Winnemem Wintu Tribe begins protest at McCloud River arm of Lake Shasta
• North State Marketplace: May 25, 2012
• Police: Anderson man arrested after high-speed chase, search
• U-Prep's Vincelli, Red Bluff's Spangler named 2012 Scholar-Athletes
• Master Gardeners: Many veggies do well in containers
• Book gives history and tips on olive oil
• Garden Project swaps English tea for garden fair
• UPDATED: Redding man indicted on child porn charge
• UPDATED: Northbound I-5 lane open at Walters Lane
• Dahle receives warning letter from state
• Former Siskiyou deputy suspected of lewd acts with teens while on duty
• UPDATED: Hay truck fire contained on Kimberly Road near Anderson
• UPDATED: No arrests made in Millville fight
• UPDATED: Pickup goes into creek in Shasta Lake; driver left crash scene
• Redding DUI checkpoint set for Saturday
• Red Bluff Police dog nabs teen who broke into Riverside Bar and Grill, police say
• Redding weather: Sunny today but rain could arrive tonight
• Editorial: Parks' saviors rediscover old can-do spirit
• Ruth Marcus: Freedom from our own devices
• Richard (Rick) Kern: LaMalfa is always willing to listen
• Alice McMackin: Don't let GOP dominate primary
• Maudie Gregory: Land is bad fit for agriculture
• Heavyweights coming to Redding with Cascade's 2012-2013 season
• View 202 does drinks right
• Winter lets viewers interpret her work
• Kathy's Deli a good stop for picnic primer, or just dinner
• North State in Brief: May 24, 2012
• Charges dropped against Playboy model in harassment case
• Attorneys await lab results in Cottonwood crash that injured young sisters; father has pleaded not guilty to DUI
• Fire board holds forum in Shasta County; homeowners fire back at prevention fee plan
• Three north state preschools to close, but one may reopen
• Winnemem Wintu Tribe prepares to block section of Lake Shasta
• Dunsmuir offers blossoms, pie and fun this weekend at Dogwood Daze
• Crews still work on bypass lane at damaged I-5 overcrossing
• 'Anderson's Got Talent': Like a 'Rhinestone Cowgirl'
• Cascade Theatre sets sales records on first day of ticket sales for 2012-13 season
• Jury convicts man of child molestation
• Felony case dismissed against Playboy model
• Northbound I-5 still closed after Tuesday's overpass collision
• Firefighters quash two small fires Tuesday at same apartment
• Redding weather: More sun, temperature in 70s
• Redding weather: Sunny today and Thursday, but rain may fall starting Thursday night
• Editorial: Flight-school deal has locals steering economic destiny
• Thomas Sowell: Voters share blame for political lies
• Ron Richardson: Bill would end abuse of youth
• Arlene Watson: Monty will be missed
• Cory Meyer: Thanks to garden helpers
• Barbara Frisbie: Why finance our enemies?
• Alex Landi: The liberal way
• Today in History: May 23, 2012
• 14 percent of Shasta County's bridges and overcrossings ruled obsolete
• North State in Brief: May 23, 2012
• Cypress kitchen chief Thurmond named state's classified employee of year for child nutrition efforts
• Area Roundup: Simpson's Alexander makes scholar-athlete list
• North state attorney punished for not performing duties
• Shasta County takes small step toward building new jail; seeks report on realignment effects
• Weaver Lumber to move into Moss Lumber site
• Record turnout for Project Homeless Connect; more than 1,200 receive services
• Tribe plans to blockade McCloud River arm of Lake Shasta during war dance
• Shasta, Joss House state parks may stay open through groups' efforts
• Kevin Askeland: Durham coach wins baseball title for fifth straight year
• The Fishing Report — May 25, 2012
• Shasta County will spend up to $50K for new jail studies
• Tribe plans to blockade part of Lake Shasta during war dance
• UPDATED: Grass fire reported in Anderson
• UPDATED: Northbound I-5 closed in Yreka after big rig clips overpass
• Investigators wait on forensic results in Cottonwood murder investigation
• UPDATED: Vehicle rolls over after driver collapses, then dies on Hwy. 299
• Redding weather: Sunny and cool
• Editorial: Bosetti campaign spin treats voters like easy marks
• Tom Elias: Hydrogen highway grants fail the smell test
• Bob Walden: 'Free market' is no panacea
• Misti Mayer: Wolves, coyotes are lethal mix
• Bill and Tricia Stewart: Fire crews made disaster bearable
• T.J. Holmes: Softball campaign belonged to pitchers
• Area Roundup: Enterprise boys 11th at NCGA final
• Redding Ponzi scheme trial hits snag
• Trial for woman accused of starving baby put off to September
• Shasta County home sales slip, but median price rises
• Group of Redding business people purchase IASCO flight school
• Cooler temperatures, chance of rain on tap for later this week
• North State in Brief: May 22, 2012
• Two Shasta County school districts' poor finances could lead to state takeover
• Project Homeless Connect to offer one-stop services for area homeless
• North State Marketplace Briefs: May 22, 2012
• Today in history: May 22, 2012
• SCENE: May 22, 2012
• Sharon Randall: 25 tips for staying married
• Voices of Faith — May 26, 2012
• UPDATED: Siskiyou deputies search for missing man in Etna Summit area
• UPDATE: McKinleyville man found safe in Trinity County; reported missing Sunday
• UPDATED: Driver trapped after cement truck overturns near Manton
• Porter leads Shasta College women to fifth-place finish in track and field
• UPDATED: Local group buys Redding flight school
• Redding weather: Partly sunny, cooler
• Redding weather: Sunny and warm, with clouds tonight
• UPDATED: Police searching for missing autistic boy
• Editorial: Raise tobacco tax — but not via Prop. 29
• Bob Williams: The GOP and the drastic Ryan budget
• Jimmy Nickles: Stop irrational fear of firearms
• Laurie Mitchell: State becoming Land of Despair
• ANNULAR ECLIPSE OVER REDDING
• North state in brief: May 21, 2012
• Today in history: May 19, 2012
• Police: Parolee carjacks vehicle from Redding woman
• Fire reported in Shingletown
• Send in your eclipse photos
• UPDATED: Big rig goes off roadway on I5 near Pit River Bridge; at least one lane will close
• UPDATED: Authorities catch man, armed with handgun, accused of assaulting woman
• Redding weather: 92 degrees today, but a cooler week is ahead
• David Benda: Builders Exchange puts former headquarters on the market
• Silas Lyons: LaMalfa's denial doesn't add up
• Editorial: Baugh would amplify region's voice in Senate
• Andrew Meredith: County can lure new shoppers
• Chris Carmona: Cut through myths on Measures A and B
• Don Ajamian: Vote Yes on A for the jobless
• John C. Dunlap: Center won't create new retail dollars
• Emily Young: Can we get past the fifth grade?
• Jeremy Ravenscroft: Crystal-clear water? Take a closer look
• Sean Merritt: Vote for freedom, not more groping
• Rosemary Smick: Officer is innocent until proven guilty
• Neil Posson: Take time to vote in June primary
• Kathy Valenzuela: RABA shuttles do serve car show
• Dodi Jones: The public needs a few new hires
• Donna Caldwell: We need integrity in representative
• Debra Atlas: New efficiency standards for dishwashers, clothes washers benefit consumers, environment
• Tom Dunlap: Two cats make one house their home
• Lewis Chamberlain: EU crisis brings anxiety to Wall Street
• Gary R. Chase: 'Greater good' is to build it
• Brad Seiser: Pledging allegiance to Grover Norquist
• UPDATED: Quarter-acre brush fire reported on Stetson Way
• Redding weather: A warm and sunny day for the parade
• Friday tosses bull rankings; Idaho native has highest score at Friday night's Redding Rodeo
• Editorial: Modest overhaul of term limits deserves a vote
• Johnny McCoy: Naysayers hold county hostage
• Chuck Neve: Does his staff steer LaMalfa?
• Marc Beauchamp: At Stillwater, are we getting the picture?
• David Haddon: Ag land is real source of wealth
• Marvin Hoag: What about city's shopping center?
• Track and field: Enterprise boys make it six in a row; Foothill girls turn things around for win
• Thomas Lawrence: Jazmin Porter leads local collegiate athletes
• Veteran Cougars talented, focused, excited for sections; Foothill takes on Pleasant Valley in D-I title game today
• Area Roundup: Red Bluff tennis splits at CIF-USTA NorCals
• North State in Brief: May 19, 2012
• TV's Grace discusses Duenas homicide case; guest tells host 'rumor mill emerged early'
• Today in History: May 19, 2012
• Record 11,000 people turn out for Asphalt Cowboys' pancake breakfast
• Park groups receive grants to help keep Castle Crags, Ide Adobe open; foundation awards total of $328,586
• Verde Vale puts on final show for parents
• Ceremony held to honor community health efforts in Shasta County
• Cost-cutting focus in Tehama courthouse project; plan aims to shave 10% off construction
• Marijuana oil lab explosion leaves three burned; second drug explosion this month
• Jimmy Nickles: Stop irrational fear of firearms
• Brad Seiser: Pledging allegiance to Grover Norquist
• Jeremy Ravenscroft: Crystal-clear water? Take a closer look
• John C. Dunlap: Center won't create new retail dollars
• Sean Merritt: Vote for freedom, not more groping
• Gary R. Chase: 'Greater good' is to build it
• Emily Young: Can we get past the fifth grade?
• Editorial: Raise tobacco tax — but not via Prop. 29
• Chris Carmona: Cut through myths on Measures A and B
• Laurie Mitchell: State becoming Land of Despair
• Don Ajamian: Vote Yes on A for the jobless
• Dodi Jones: The public needs a few new hires
• Silas Lyons: LaMalfa's denial doesn't add up
• Andrew Meredith: County can lure new shoppers
• Editorial: Baugh would amplify region's voice in Senate
• Neil Posson: Take time to vote in June primary
• Kathy Valenzuela: RABA shuttles do serve car show
• Armed Forces Day saluted in Siskiyou County
• Weaverville pair arrested after narcotics agents find meth at their home
• Ask Anna: Picture blocks make good personalized gifts
• Kiddie Pet Parade a hit at the mall; children, pets dress up for Rodeo Week event
• Editorial: Firefighters deserve salute, but no pay cut
• Charles Krauthammer: Same-sex marriage: Empathy or right?
• Fred Boest: Make investing good business
• Michael Madden: OR-7 — one more source of lawsuits
• Diane Hawthorne: Same-sex marriage rife with myths
• Controversial fire fee subject of public meeting in Redding on Wednesday
• IP addresses involved in 'dirty tricks' probe not linked to Legislature
• Demand eclipses supply of solar glasses; viewing parties should have more for Sunday's rare event
• Detectives again search near scene of Cottonwood murder
• Today in History: May 18, 2012
• Whitmore Mountain Fair is Saturday
• Bench recognizes founders of early store in MLK neighborhood
• Hawkins strikes out 16 batters to propel Cubs to D-IV softball final
• North State in Brief: May 18, 2012
• North State Marketplace: May 18, 2012
• FAA pushes tougher punishment for aiming lasers at aircraft
• Simpler days seen at Redding Rodeo; cowboys tap calm demeanor
• Lawsuit alleges dam is illegally killing protected coho salmon
• Foothill captures Wellington Cup with 2-1 victory over Pleasant Valley
• UPDATED: Detectives again searching for evidence in Duenas murder
• Public Invited to Participate in Veterans Collaborative-Story by Mike Wiley and Dave Nervo
• Redding weather: Few sprinkles, overcast skies
• Editorial: Brown would clear thicket of timber rules
• Moonstone's bar shine bright on west side
• Vader's forceful photos show soft side of Mission
• Simply put, Los Gordos is authentic Mexican food
• Bob Blankenship: Police shouldn't work in a sewer
• Charles M. Finkel: Don't mutilate our farmland
• John P. Schafer: Legacies
• Christine Mitchell: Bring a camera
• 'Nana's Naughty Knickers' twisted with laughs, hijinks
• North State in Brief: May 17, 2012
• Softball's section semis set for today; area teams face one more hurdle to get to championships
• High school soccer: Foothill girls get last shot at Wellington Cup
• Giving the gift of hair: Redding girls give up their locks for children with cancer
• North State Marketplace: May 17, 2012
• Today in History: May 17, 2012
• Shasta Lake fire chief and crew won't be allowed to take pay cuts
• Area Roundup: West Valley, Anderson well-represented on all-NAL teams
• Mountain Gate double-murder psychological ruling delayed; prosecutor seeks third expert opinion
• Split vote allows Red Bluff pool to open; single drain is safety hazard, officials say
• Kevin Askeland: Ten triple threats to watch for
• Psychological ruling delayed in double murder case
• Cottonwood man killed in Highway 99 construction fall
• Structure burning near Burney
• UPDATED: Husband named "person of interest" in Duenas stabbing
• Red Bluff man arrested for allegedly having his wolf-hybrid dog attack another man
• Aanestad files complaint against LaMalfa in "dirty tricks" probe
• Red Bluff burglar runs off with gas can, car battery charger
• UPDATED: Firefighters releasing engines from blaze off Dersch Road east of Anderson
• UPDATED: Man arrested after vehicle rollover on I-5 in north Redding
• Redding park supporters want one year to build pocket park
• Big rig and vehicle collide on I-5
• Redding weather: More sunshine
• North State in Brief: May 16, 2012
• Editorial: Dodgy, juvenile tactics are ugly path to Congress
• Thomas Sowell: The censored race war?
• Ruth Marcus: Is John Edwards a criminal?
• Fred Boest: Make investing good business
• Virginia Hibbard: 65 cents is cheap for civic duty
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing Final 8: Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Mushrooms
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing Final 8: Sage, Mushroom, & Olive Chicken
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing Final 8: Asian Peanut Noodles With Chicken
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing Final 8: Easy Ravolis
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing Final 8: Nona's Pork Stew
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing Final 8: Fresh Veggie Dill Dip
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing Final 8: Thai Shrimp Curry Potpourri
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing Final 8: California Crab Dip
• Rev. James Wilson: 'Leaders' show Christian love
• Donna Larson: Obama thumbs his nose at God
• Cougars prevail: Gaddy scores 2 goals in second overtime period
• Cubs come through for pitcher Hawkins in 7-0 win over Winters
• Foothill moves on to D-I title game; 8-run fifth inning powers Cougars to win
• Hornets done in by Bobcats' big inning; Paradise tops Enterprise, faces Foothill in final
• Area Roundup: Red Bluff boys tennis team completes Northern Section sweep
• Law enforcement agents arrest five after anti-drug searches
• Firefighters battle Happy Valley blaze
• The Fishing Report — May 18, 2012
• UPDATED: Aanestad accuses LaMalfa campaign of illegal dirty tricks; LaMalfa fires back
• Asphalt Cowboys chase Lone Stranger
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny, high near 90
• Editorial: Fee waiver's stimulus robs from the future
• Tom Elias: Voters should give Prop. 28 a try
• Red Bluff's Minarik stays unbeaten, advances to singles final
• Area roundup: Swim team shines
• Warren Stephens: Is a fair trial even possible?
• Jamie Watts: Why are local gas prices up?
• Jim Dolan: Representatives just don't listen
• Proposed budget cuts would hit courts again
• North State Marketplace briefs: May 15, 2012
• Today in history: May 15, 2012
• Property tax law trips up developers
• Foster Grandparent Program pairs seniors with classrooms
• North state gas prices shoot up
• Red Bluff city manager takes on three jobs
• Redding, Anderson seek seats on air board
• Asphalt Cowboys host Special Kids Day
• North State in Brief: May 15, 2012
• Sharon Randall: Some people water the soul
• Club Spotlight: Sons of the American Revolution
• Scene: May 15, 2012
• Burglary reported at Ace Hardware in Shasta Lake
• Courthouse project would be delayed under Gov. Brown's revised budget
• Voices of Faith — May 19, 2012
• Redding weather: Sunny with a high near 82 degrees
• Local committee awards Indian gaming grants
• Emergency-preparedness training scheduled next week
• Tehama County Sheriff's Office investigates Cottonwood burglary
• Redding firefighters: Golf club striking rock sparked grass fire
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny and warm today
• Charles Menoher: Sexual violence a homegrown problem
• Ann Chapman: Vote 'no' on both Measure A and B
• Russ Wade: Lucero no worse than other politicians
• Bill Hufford: It shouldn't cost 65 cents to vote
• Roxanne Dubreuil: Romney can't run on his record
• Dan Walters: Bizarre behavior among state's political class
• Editorial: Mayan discovery: It's safe to make plans for 2013
• Redding School of the Arts receives conservation award
• Bike commute challenge offers prizes for leaving the car at home
• Mount Shasta's Spini breaks softball record
• North state in brief: May 14, 2012
• Mosquitoes: Here's how to dodge the bloody things
• Today in History: May 14, 2012
• UPDATED: Residential structure fire reported on Bruce Drive in Anderson
• UPDATED: Vegetation fire on Oasis Road contained
• Redding weather: Sunny and 94 degrees
• North State in Brief: May 13, 2012
• Today in History: May 13, 2012
• Buzz on the Street: Rule of supply and demand absent in north state housing market
• Editorial: Dacquisto is best choice for Congress
• Silas Lyons: A storyteller's rich legacy
• Denise Wallace: Orientation change relies on junk science
• Timothy J. Duffy: 'Mob' means group Sowell disagrees with
• Claudia Mosby: A meaningful Mother's Day
• Shasta, Foothill teams earn top seed
• Tom Dunlap: 'Mean' mom was a blessing
• John Wildermuth: In losing, Lugar has message for the Legislature
• Lewis Chamberlain: World oil demand sends gas prices on roller coaster
• Bon Voyage: Go casual — most of the time
• Area roundup: Shasta College women's track athletes qualify for state
• Phyllis Lawler: Hawkins project a bad deal for Shasta County
• Phyllis Solberg: Shopping center will just move tax money around
• Stan Little: Hater was wrong about Obama's speech
• Carl Larkin: Searchlight pushes Republican ideals
• Monty Hight: Park on wrong side of the street and you could get a ticket
• UPDATED: Pedestrian taken to hospital after being hit by bicyclist
• Redding weather: Weekend temperatures will stay in the 90s
• Not this time: Foothill makes sure history doesn't repeat, beats Paradise 17-1
• Stabbing victim honored; 600 attend funeral for Karen Kay Duenas
• Shasta downs Red Bluff 4-2 in first round of Division I baseball playoffs
• North State Marketplace: May 12, 2012
• Today in History: May 12, 2012
• Area Roundup: Adkins' homer lifts West Valley
• Thomas Lawrence: Softball, baseball recruiting heats up
• North State in Brief: May 12, 2012
• Friday fires strain Redding's firefighting resources; Cal Fire called in to cover station
• Council to discuss Lindsay replacement; election, appointment possible options
• Tehama County supervisor candidates discuss goals
• Measure B effects still disputed; Churn Creek Bottom group looks for solutions
• Final parcel acquired for Shasta County courthouse
• Editorial: Sewage spews and police station woes deepen
• Marc Beauchamp: Is someone stalking Supervisor Leonard Moty?
• Richard Wilkinson: Santa Clara Valley shows path to sprawl
• Crystal Austin: Raising a black son in Trayvon's shadow
• UPDATED:"Tiger Eye" fire contained
• Sheriff: Man vandalizes car, starts vegetation fire in Corning
• Two alarm attic fire on Kenyon drive
• No charges in Basshole bar death; prosecutors say man acted in self-defense
• Cottonwood murder victim laid to rest
• Final parcel acquired for Shasta County Courthouse project
• Keep close watch on seedlings
• Laura Christman: A golden goose or pesky panhandler?
• Ask Anna: Stay motivated with spring cleaning
• Here's where to take things you no longer need
• Master Gardeners: Poison oak is vigorous opponent
• Home and Garden briefs for 5-12-12
• Redding weather: Temperature should be near 91 today
• Officers and deputies hold annual memorial at Shasta courthouse
• Barbershop to host tests for diabetes, hypertension
• Expert says wolves not likely threat in Siskiyou County
• Sheriff releases cause of death in Cottonwood murder; little else provided
• Clarity Entertainment no longer interested in Stillwater lots; executive cites Redding airport's noise as main issue
• Scholar-Athlete award finalists announced
• Area Roundup: Red Bluff boys edge PV to become Northern Section golf champs
• West Valley tops Anderson in 9th, wins share of NAL softball title
• T.J. Holmes: New rules amount to free agency for prep players
• A memorable catch at J.F. Shea's annual fishing day
• Bragg brings healthy message to Redding
• Trinity County superintendent Jim French retiring after 36 years in education
• North State in Brief: May 11, 2012
• Group poised to save Redding restaurant from closing its doors
• Lucero civil lawsuit dismissed; ex-councilwoman sought to block recall election
• RPD searching for suspect in South City Park stabbing
• Charles Krauthammer: Israel's '67 moment returns
• Editorial: On spending, what does the military know, anyway?
• Lennie Copeland: Focus on stopping rape, not sorting out details
• UPDATED: Clarity Entertainment cancels Stillwater purchase
• Lucero civil lawsuit dismissed; ex-councilwoman sought to block recall election
• Bear reported injured in eastern Shasta County
• Downed power lines blocking section of Olinda Road
• Teen sentenced to prison for his role in homeless man's death
• Redding woman hurt in suspected DUI crash
• Redding weather: Sunny, warm, windy
• North State in Brief: May 10, 2012
• May Wine Briefs
• Buckingham ready to rock Redding, Cascade with decades of hits
• 'Grapes' abound in Theobald's 20/30 show
• Vic's service, food a good reason to head to Cottonwood
• Contribution controversy: Anselmo support seen as unethical by some supervisor candidates
• Candidates grilled by audience; Shasta County supervisor slate asked for specifics
• Fire destroys tire outlet
• Tourism officials prepare to hire new Shasta Cascade leader
• Another sewage spill plagues Redding police headquarters
• Bike to School Day celebrated across Shasta County
• Search continues for clues in Duenas murder; investigators release little information
• Best views of rare May 20 eclipse expected in the north state
• Today in History: May 10, 2012
• Chicks n Chaps breast-cancer awareness fundraiser a highlight of Redding Rodeo
• North State Marketplace: May 10, 2012
• Afghan blast kills Yuba City grad; 24-year-old soldier, two other soldiers die in explosion
• Separate cases against two CHP officers are delayed; hearings are for unrelated felony charges
• 90 and counting: Mount Shasta's Spini sweeps doubleheader to set wins record
• Wolves explode for 10-run rally in win; Shasta beats Red Bluff 12-9, clinches share of league title
• Nicole Roberts: Hawkins is already outsourcing
• Toni Skelton: Community knows how to come together
• Dev Clough: Tax increase is the ultimate stimulus
• Editorial: Dangerous new wrinkle in underwear bombs
• Prep baseball brackets: Foothill named No. 1 seed in Division 1 playoffs, will host No. 8 Paradise on Friday
• Two CHP officers in trouble with the law see their court cases delayed
• Occupy Redding protests Bank of America
• Second Saturday Art Night
• UPDATED: Sewage problems close services at Redding Police Department
• UPDATED: Fire destroys small barn in Jones Valley; chickens killed
• Ceremony to honor fallen peace officers is Thursday in Redding
• Redding weather: Another warm day expected
• UPDATED: Fire guts southwest Redding tire outlet
• North State in Brief: May 9, 2012
• Right to the end: Enterprise edges Shasta for second place in boys golf
• Miners outlast Eagles for NAL crown; West Valley strands 12 in loss
• Kevin Askeland: Northern Section seeding is today
• Area Roundup: U-Prep boys win D-III golf title
• Siskiyou supervisors asked to outlaw wolves; board takes no action on new proposal
• Scant details in woman's killing; Cottonwood crime puts neighbors on edge
• Redding home construction down in April; builders seek extension of fee waiver
• Thousands of court documents withheld; confidentiality policy a mistake, official says
• Criminal case ends for worker; manager for Shasta court finishes anger-management class
• Training at a high level; students learn about aerial firefighting
• Cottonwood Rodeo rides into town, celebrates 50 years
• Today in History: May 9, 2012
• Corning olive oil party expected to draw thousands; grower hosts Spring Bloom
• Tehama supervisors support inmate auto-shop plan; work-release program would teach new skills
• Editorial: Voters in France, Greece say no to austerity
• Thomas Sowell: Tolerating 'Occupy' lawlessness induces moral rot
• Karen Ball: Rapists are the problem, not education
• Wanda Leach: Why don't officers obey the law?
• The Fishing Report — May 11, 2012
• Workplace supervisor arrested for allegedly threatening employees
• Big rig driver escapes injury in rollover
• Redding weather: Temperature should be near 92 today
• Schmul wins Red Bluff Pro-Am again
• Athletes in motion: CIF transfer policy passed
• New high school baseball and softball playoff points released
• Area roundup: Freshman Jurin named to all-state Division V team
• Today in History: May 8, 2012
• Defiant ex-councilwoman Lucero pleads not guilty
• North State in Brief: May 8, 2012
• Redding hopes to reopen fire station
• Redding redevelopment agency properties going on sale
• Cottonwood woman found dead remembered as energetic, devoted to family
• Redding man sentenced to life without parole for homeless man's murder
• Anderson students learn lessons about driving drunk
• New small business programs coming to Anderson and Shasta Lake
• Wrongful death claim filed in shooting by Shasta County sheriff's deputy
• North State Marketplace: May 8, 2012
• Bob Madgic: Don't let Hawkins bring Boise sprawl here
• Geoffrey M. White: Another shopping center isn't what we need
• Thomas Elias: Partners save parks, but vital services need more
• Editorial: Parents of slain servicemembers shouldn't be hit with tax
• Herb and Jan Peugh: Hawkins' center would just move money, jobs around
• Redding looks to reopen Fire Station 2 on west side
• Four thefts reported in Tehama County since last week, deputies say
• Red Bluff trio arrested in attempted theft from Walmart
• UPDATED: Redding man sentenced to life for 2009 beating death of homeless man
• Sheriff's Office: Sharp turn led to boat capsizing in the Sacramento River
• SINTF identifies, locates third suspect in meth lab explosion
• Man who died on Sacramento River Trail identified
• Voices of Faith — May 12, 2012
• One arrested in pair of early-morning attacks in Red Bluff, deputies said
• Shasta Damboree parade winners
• Accused killer pleads not guilty
• Ex-City Councilwoman Dolores Lucero arraigned on felony, misdemeanor charges
• Judge grants Redding's request to amend complaint in marijuana dispensary case
• APD arrests pair in alleged business burglary
• Three burglary suspects nabbed
• Redding weather: It's going to feel a little like summer
• Back nine intimidates on first day of Red Bluff Pro-Am
• North state basketball teams have shot for top spot
• Porter leads Shasta's NorCal qualifiers
• Editorial: Be honest — are you an agressive driver?
• Roy Hutchings: Obama protects immigration status quo
• CJ and MJ Widman: Diestelhorst doesn't need a facelift
• William Ayres: Obama must explain his 'flexibility'
• Bob Williams: A great recovery, if you're rich
• Outdoor enthusiasts gather to clean Whiskeytown area trail
• Sheriff mum on death details
• Today in history: May 7, 2012
• UPDATED: Three people found after boat overturns on Sacramento River near Keswick Dam
• UPDATED: River Trail death may be suicide
• Deputies searching for Shasta Lake burglary suspect
• Redding weather: Sunny, warm and windy
• Goal of eight: Candidates seek Rep. Wally Herger's congressional seat
• David Benda: Redding could learn something from Greenville, S.C.
• Lewis Chamberlain: What happens to our social media identity when we die?
• Wedding: Shauna Romero and Joseph Delong
• Tom Dunlap: Celebrating 38 years of wedded bliss
• Nerds on Computers: Online resources, some free, make editing PDF files possible
• Bon Voyage: Light up a Bay Area weekend
• Annette Osborne: Speckled egg's legacy gives kids wings
• Claudia Mosby: To eat or not to eat, that is the question
• Debt Adviser: Bad Credit can be managed by setting goals, paying bills
• Straight Talk: How to help siblings in blended families get along
• Debra Atlas: Colorful, tasty and green gifts for Mother's Day
• Nerd Chick Adventures: Tech treats for mom
• Business Spotlight: Toucan Tans
• Engagement: Jordan Burley and Joey Karch
• Sam Aanestad: 1st Congressional District race
• Colonel Pete Stiglich: Congressional 1st District race
• Michael Dacquisto: Congressional 1st District race
• Jim Reed: Congressional 1st District race
• Nathan Arrowsmith: Congressional 1st District Race
• Deputies searching for suspect who robbed cab driver
• UPDATED: Sheriff's Office investigating homicide in Cottonwood
• Red Bluff police searching for Del Taco robbery suspect
• RPD: Stolen truck leads to two arrests at motel
• Redding weather: Clear skies, strong winds today
• No drivers arrested for DUI at Redding checkpoint
• Gaddy's back: Foothill forward scores big in return; Cougars defeat Wolves 3-0
• Bill Schappell
• Dean Munro
• Cherrill Clifford
• Cheri Beck
• Catherine Bird
• Klass decries realignment as dangerous to kids
• Efforts to save Joss House in Weaverville push forward
• State parks documentary to be screened in Redding
• A start to a bright future: Young students encouraged to set sights on college
• North State in Brief: May 5, 2012
• Today in History: May 5, 2012
• Shasta County District 4 supervisor race draws five candidates; Hartman not seeking re-election
• Leaders say education needed to fight high Shasta County rape rates
• 'Whistleblower' will speak about Klamath dam removals; scientist's advice opposed their removal
• Thomas Lawrence: Keep momentum rolling for new Simpson ballpark
• Area Roundup: Loss eliminates Simpson softball team from playoffs
• Christian conference well-attended in Redding
• Bernie's Guitar will reopen in Redding as The Music Connection
• UPDATED: Fire contained in Anderson
• Encourage butterflies
• Redding City Hall, Redding Library host summer art exhibit
• Fish shtick: Judge scrutinizes koi
• Master Gardeners: Tomato plants take different approaches
• Native plants: Spicebush has profusion of fragrant flowers
• Ask Anna: Baking soda can brighten linoleum floors
• Tehama County man reports being kidnapped and stabbed
• DUI saturation patrols planned for Cinco de Mayo
• UPDATED: Man falls through attic as police probed alleged burglary
• UPDATED: Accused killer returned to Shasta County
• UPDATED: Red Bluff man dies in solo crash
• Redding weather: Sunny, breezy weekend expected
• Former Redding officer sentenced on misdemeanor
• They built more than a dam; Damboree in Shasta Lake honors project that led to city
• Sikh festival planned in Anderson on Saturday
• Long-time judge Jack Halpin retires; says he might do mediation
• North State in Brief: May 4, 2012
• Dragon slide coming to Redding's WaterWorks Park
• On the road to safety: Redding fatalities fall
• Cougars' hard work pays off: Foothill's baseball team claims 8th league title
• Enterprise boys earn second place in golf standings; Hornets outduel rival Shasta in EAL North finale
• Area Roundup: West Valley golfers win boys NAL championship
• Red Bluff Pro-Am tees off Sunday; Wilcox Oaks course poses harsh back 9
• Simpson softball team hopes to rebound from regional playoff loss
• Today in History: May 4, 2012
• Editorial: Moty remains best choice in District 2
• Krauthammer: We stand divided, just like Obama wants us
• Michael Barros: The Bottom's elite want special protection
• Dwight Evans: Build the shopping center for the jobs
• North State Marketplace: May 4, 2012
• Redding won't refund park fees tied to Hacienda Heights lot
• UPDATED: Interstate 5 on ramp at Antelope Boulevard open
• Volunteer Opportunity: Whiskeytown seeks kayak assistants
• Bill Shappell: 4th District Supervisors race
• Dean Munroe: 4th District Supervisors Race
• Nathan Arrowsmith: Congressional 1st District Race
• Gary Oxley: Congressional 1st District Race
• Colonel Pete Stiglich: Congressional 1st District race
• Doug LaMalfa: Congressional 1st District Race
• Michael Dacquisto: Congressional 1st District race
• Jim Reed: Congressional 1st District race
• Gregory Cheadle: Congressional 1st District race
• Catherine Bird: 4th District Supervisors race
• Cheri Beck: 4th District Supervisors race
• Cherrill Clifford: 4th District Supervisors race
• June trial scheduled for man accused of ramming occupied ambulance
• Man, 21, arrested on suspicion of relationship with Shasta Lake girl, 12
• DUI/driver's license checkpoint planned for Friday
• Two Tehama County men report thieves broke locks to steal from them
• UPDATED: Mystery assailant stabs teen in Anderson
• Redding weather: Rainy today, but a sunny weekend is in store
• Red Robin's bar area more than burgers
• Lewis' first love shines at Shasta Secondary Home School
• ‘Grease’ sing-along promises Saturday night fun at the Cascade
• Deja Vu makes you want to return again and again
• EAL showdown: Cougar girls, Hornet boys win at EAL dual track meet
• Area Roundup: West Valley Eagles sweep tri-meet
• Round 2 tackles Measure A, B; property rights, creation of jobs debated in Cottonwood
• Redding's Diestelhorst Bridge nears start of $2.28 million restoration project
• Rod Lindsay resigns from Shasta Lake City Council; loss is city's second in past month
• Rachel Limon guilty of torture and other charges; acquitted of attempted murder
• Improvements planned for Red Bluff's River Park boat ramp
• Fish bonanza spreads across Lake Shasta; cage-raised trout expected to lure entrants to tournament
• North State in Brief: May 3, 2012
• Editorial: Obama undercuts his achievement in bin Laden capture
• Anna Beekman: VA secretary insults local veterans
• Andre Van Mol: Sexual orientation change is possible, desirable
• Redding man severely burned in suspected meth lab explosion; tenants displaced
• Today in History: May 3, 2012
• Gisela Woods: Writers should stop promoting candidates
• Betty Moon: EMTs saved us twice in a night
• Health Care Heroes program seek nominations
• To nominate a Health Care Hero
• Health tip: Plant a garden
• Blood banks need variety of blood types
• Jon Grabeal: Crunches do more harm than good
• Senior Living: A little stress can be good for mind and body
• One arrested after fight near Buz's Crab
• Police: man bites nurse, fights with officers at local hospital
• Shasta Lake Councilman Lindsay resigns
• Voting starts with the 16 qualifiers for 2012 Last Recipe Standing contest
• Today in History: May 2, 2012
• Editorial: Golden boy John Edwards squandered a charmed life
• Thomas Sowell: Obama cynically enables unions
• Jean McClenon: Women know better than to vote for Obama
• Sean Merritt: Proposal would have citizens spying on each other
• Anna Kay: One positive story for every negative, please
• Simpson ball field groundbreaking today in Redding
• UPDATED: Redding apartment catches fire after explosion heard; meth lab suspected
• North State in Brief: May 2, 2012
• Redding park supporters show no signs of letting up
• Bible read-a-thon in Redding leads up to Day of Prayer
• San Jose man charged with 2011 murder in Anderson
• Mental health resources fair in Redding Thursday
• Redding board expected to authorize selling former Redevelopment Agency holdings
• Dr. Ann Murphy leaves Shasta Community Health Center; reasons unclear for her departure
• Deliberations expected to begin today in Rachel Limon trial
• Owners in Redding nix landscape tax hike; current fee barely covers water usage
• Central Valley prevails in coach Anderson's home finale; Falcons score 8 unanswered runs in big NAL victory
• Tough climb: Cougars claw way past Wolves, grab share of North lead
• Area Roundup: U-Prep boys golfers are Five-Star League champs
• The Fishing Report — May 4, 2012
• Teens burglarized Shasta Dam Motel room, deputies say
• UPDATED: Police searching for driver of reported stolen car
• Jury to begin deliberations Wednesday in Rachel Limon trial
• Redding man slashes man's arm over van dispute, police say
• Redding weather: Sunny and cooler today
• North State Marketplace briefs: May 1, 2012
• North State in Brief: May 1, 2012
• Redding peace lantern ceremony set for May 20
• Today in history: May 1, 2012
• Cutting impact fees urged
• Gene's Drive-In soon may have new owner
• Anderson council will consider management contracts
• Redding debate gets heated
• April rains raise Lake Shasta closer to the top
• Foothill baseball rides huge inning to victory
• Area roundup: CV High boys tennis sweeps Anderson
• Editorial: Debt grows while deficit-reduction plan shrivels
• Christine Mitchell: Law shouldn't have let Zimmerman own gun
• Jack Schmid: Redding shows its hospitality
• Thomas Elias: PG&E wants you to fix its mess
• Ken Deaton: A shuttle would be Kool
• Barbara Gill: Thanks for wallet's safe return
• Joyce Dolan: Republican states have cheaper gas
• Baseball, softball playoff points released; home field up for grabs
• Voices of Faith — May 5, 2012
• Dog Sports Expo/Fun Jump
• Simpson Women’s Softball Wins Cal-Pac Conference Season Title
• Trial date set for alleged I-5 gunman
• Invitation to Meet the Quakers
• Slain Simpson University Graduate Honored with Memorial Bench
• Engineer uses race car as a hands-on math lesson
• Broadway Baby Steals The Show!
• First-Generation College Graduate Earns Degree at Simpson University
• Fundraiser for Another Chance Animal Welfare League
• Shasta Splash Dogs Event
• Cinemark to pay $60,000 penalty in gift card case
• Burglars target Paskenta man twice in two weeks, deputies say
• New Red Bluff police dog finds suspect, hidden handgun near river
• Transient tries to steal $1,800 in goods from Redding Walmart, police say
• Redding weather: Warm and partly sunny
• Prudence L. Miller: To vote Republican, you need to be one
• Editorial: Lavish excess at the senior prom
• Lynn Miller: Headline hid the good news
• Tom Reemts: Development advocates use scare tactics against Measure B
• Roxanne Dubreuil: Republicans have a cause, but no plan
• Don Wilkins: Let our teens get work experience
• Diane Hawthorne: Starbucks' bugs aren't the only ones
• Redding's Fly Shop plans fly-fishing learning center at Steiner Lake
• Top honors for U17 Bandits
• Today in history: April 30, 2012
• Churn Creek Bottom future will be debated
• Redding weather: Sunny and warm today
• Annette Osborne: Portland offers loads of affordable fun for families
• David Benda: From the Hearth opens drive-thru in partnership with Redding gas station
• Tom Dunlap: Fran overcomes fear and passes driver's test
• Engagement: Katie Clipper and Sascha Grutter
• Annette Osborne: Surprise birthday party goes off without a hitch
• Straight Talk: Why are more young people putting off driver's training?
• 'The Hunter' takes readers on quest for answers amid danger
• Business Spotlight: SCG Steven Gannon Chassis
• Lewis Chamberlain: Ways to put a tax refund to work for you
• Two glass companies in Anderson combine high-tech with old-fashioned craftmanship
• Nerds on Computers: Many online prompts seek personal information, cash
• Debra Atlas: GreenPan offers a healthy alternative to non-stick pans
• Debt Adviser: Pay your debt, not a credit repair company
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Extend spring cleaning to your gadgets
• Editorial: East-west rail line carries potential for north state
• Mark McCandlish: The day I was almost George Zimmerman
• Joel Fox: Cut small business taxes now
• Dan Walters: California's budget is fairy dust
• Sara McCurry: Violence toward women demands solutions
• Mike Connor: Examine the costs of leaving Klamath's dams
• Police arrest convicted felon at Redding apartments after explosives, methamphetamine found
• Two teens arrested on alleged cocaine possession after taunting, police say
• Redding Weather: Sunny and in the 70s next week
• Cougars dominate PV in 11-1 victory, move to top of baseball standings
• Shasta College's women's track team wins second straight conference title
• Thomas Lawrence: Simpson needs focus, simplicity and grit to push deep into softball playoffs
• North State in Brief: April 28, 2012
• Former Redding resident puts cap on masterful run; grad student doesn't let blindness hamper his course
• Redding council to vote on new police managers contract; provisions would curb pension spikes, hike health insurance share
• Businesses with ties to Bethel Church flourishing; 'God wants the city of Redding to prosper'
• Three vie for District 2 Board of Supervisors seat; Moty faces negotiator, real estate broker
• South Carolina town offers economic development hints to Redding
• Chevy's Fresh Mex restaurant closes; eatery a fixture in Redding for 18 years
• Area Roundup: Liberty rallies late to defeat American Christian Academy A 7-6
• Bank of Commerce Holdings first-quarter earnings dip but up from same period in 2011
• Today in History: April 28, 2012
• North State Marketplace: April 28, 2012
• Historically-correct day at Grant School; costumed community volunteers add realism
• Erin Friedman: Missing a passionate, intelligent journalist
• William R. Shoemaker: Caltrans must fix deadly Highway 89 conditions
• Carmel Lozano: The news was good, so why the lousy headline?
• Marc Beauchamp: Bob Moore a casualty in Churn Creek Bottom war?
• Editorial: Shasta County is a great place to breathe
• Some seeds are cinchy
• Redding garden to be showcased on CNPS tour
• Anna Moseley: A tip for baking level cakes
• Home and Garden briefs for 4-28-12
• Master Gardeners: Seeds don't germinate at same temperature
• UPDATED: Stepmother arrested on DUI charges after accident that injures girl
• Police say man started fight inside Redding Library
• UPDATED: Chevy's closes Redding restaurant
• Redding weather: Sunny spring day
• Redding umpire selected for Big League World Series; ex-deputy one of just 13 to receive prestigious honor
• Freshman phenom: Shasta's Rivera leads way at 4th EAL North meet
• T.J. Holmes: Rain puts chase for records in jeopardy
• Area roundup: Shasta baseball team upsets Pleasant Valley
• Resurgent downtown Redding celebrated; new businesses, events lead revival
• Today in History: April 27, 2012
• North State in Brief: April 27, 2012
• Grant educator honored at ceremony; student essay describes favorite teacher
• Measure of uncertainty: Landowners, potential developers try to sort out consequences of ballot issue
• Ione police chief will take over Anderson force
• Liberty and Patriot fans launch fundraising drive to restore eaglecam at Turtle Bay
• Rail route linking Humboldt Bay and Gerber gains momentum; concept dates to late 19th century
• North State Marketplace: April 27, 2012
• Marvin Grudem: Wal-Mart was just trying to do business
• Cathy Grindstaff: Disappointing turnout at teen drinking discussion
• Charles Krauthammer: Where is Obama's doctrine of responsibility?
• Editorial: Ford's turnaround offers valuable lessons
• Dale Thompson: Ticketed for being a crime victim
• Cynthia Weyrick: Skaters aren't only problem on school grounds
• RPD: Employee cited on suspicion of selling alcohol to minor
• Anderson selects new police chief
• Assault reported at Redding Library
• UPDATE: Two injured after car slides into tree near Shingletown
• UPDATED: Boater found on Lake Shasta
• UPDATED: Police say carjacking report unfounded
• Redding weather: Morning showers, then becoming mostly sunny
• Across the Way picks up east side scene
• Cockburn plays Redding, sings of human condition
• Shasta High's 'Guys and Dolls' a pretty good bet
• Geometry, history combine for Scheutz-Miller's art
• Tel tempts palate with delightful French cuisine
• Blood drives at movie theater, Watershed Festival
• Trudi Pratt: Country Organics delivers fresh food
• Health tip: Prevent medication abuse
• Senior Living: Diet, exercise and medication can treat osteoporosis and osteopenia
• Ono club embraces E-cigs
• The waiting game: Downpour delays Shasta/Red Bluff softball showdown
• North State Marketplace: April 26, 2012
• Shasta Knights lose baseball finale; coach Rupert reflects on season-ending adversity
• Knights' softball team sweeps last two at home; Shasta hits five homers in wins over Redwoods
• Free recycling offered to Tehama County residents Saturday
• Today in History: April 26, 2012
• North State in Brief: April 26, 2012
• Exchange Club of Redding honors firefighters of the year today
• Area Roundup: West Valley runs to boys', girls' wins
• Domestic violence victims share message of hope at Take Back the Night event in Redding
• NANA’S NAUGHTY KNICKERS opens May 19th
• Chocolate After Dark: if you go
• Chocolate, The Exhibition: If you go
• Senior Living: Diet, exercise and medication can treat osteoporosis and osteopenia
• Dive into chocolate dishes before Turtle Bay exhibit opens
• Blood drives at movie theater, Watershed Festival
• Trudi Pratt: Country Organics delivers fresh food
• Health tip: Prevent medication abuse
• Red Bluff woman arrested on molestation charges
• Man found not guilty of assaulting officers with vehicle
• The Fishing Report — April 27, 2012
• Park Marina Drive to close to traffic Saturday for festival
• Multi-vehicle wreck on North Market Street bridge in Redding; minor injuries
• Redding weather: Showers likely today
• Walk-off win: Anderson gets timely hit in seventh to edge rival West Valley
• Vikings' Dufort shuts down Spartans; sophomore holds Red Bluff to 3 hits in PV win
• Area Roundup: Hornets capture win in 7th
• Kevin Askeland: Runners sprinting toward history
• 'Manzanar' author offers insights on Japanese internment
• Jeffrey Kiser hired as new Anderson city manager; council to finalize deal at next meeting
• North State in Brief: April 25, 2012
• Tehama County reaches agreement with employee group; small wage hike, bigger contributions
• Three plead guilty to federal charges in Redding foreclosure recovery scheme
• Shasta earns an 'F' for ozone pollution, but county ranks among best in nation in fine particle levels
• Today in History: April 25, 2012
• Mountain Lakes Continuation High principal leaving on high note
• Blockbuster closing another store in Redding; one location left in area amid video chain's bankruptcy
• State Compensation Insurance Fund cancels layoffs in Redding
• Federal credit agreement lifted for local bank; North Valley Bancorp boosts its profitability
• State cuts Shasta County courthouse budget by 10 percent
• North State Marketplace: April 25, 2012
• Phyllis Lawler: Leave our campaign signs alone
• Thomas Sowell: The media finds racism, present or not
• George Otterbeck: Congressional Democrats seek limits on free speech
• Richard Molinar: The Kool April parking blues
• Editorial: Wal-Mart should hold itself to higher standards
• Police searching for missing Lewiston man in Redding
• UPDATED: CHP unable to find man reportedly doing jumping jacks on freeway
• Thousands of Californians to lose benefits
• Dermatology Services to Medi-Cal Patients in Tehama County
• Voices of Faith — April 28, 2012
• Red Bluff-area transient arrested after fighting, running from deputies, Tehama sheriff says
• Tehama deputies report pair of thefts in Red Bluff area
• UPDATED: House fire reported on Alma Avenue in Redding
• Man accused of firing arrow at deputies committed to Napa State Hospital
• Siskiyou deputies identify body found Wed. near Tulelake
• Vehicle collides with tanker truck on Highway 36
• Redding weather: Partly sunny today; showers likely later in week
• Red Bluff man accused of shooting his wife
• Search and Rescue unable to find body of Chico man swept over Feather Falls
• Demolition of Fantasy Fountain begins
• "Take Back the Night" is Wednesday
• Home sales nudge five-year high
• Challengers attack absent incumbent at debate
• Shasta man gains new career, outlook with Historical Society
• Groundbreaking today for new juvenile hall
• "Horse Whisperer" coming to Red Bluff
• Prep games of the week: top contests in baseball highlight week's action
• Area Roundup: Solo homers key Shasta High win
• North State in Brief: April 24, 2012
• North State Marketplace: April 24, 2012
• Sharon Randall: Husband’s harem gets a new leading lady
• SCENE: April 24, 2012
• Popular high school substitute teacher makes science fun
• John P. Schafer: Secret Service agences learn from the boss
• Thomas Elias: Feinstein strength exposes a primary weakness
• Leslie Covington: Hey mister, can you spare some honesty?
• Judith Wilson: Use the skate park, spare the school
• Crew begins to demolish Fantasy Fountain
• UPDATED: Gerber girl injured after shotgun accidentally fires in her home
• Deadline approaches for Rodeo Parade entries
• Redding man sentenced to prison for molesting girl
• Rash of vehicle break-ins at Whiskeytown spurs warning
• Two arrested after fight in Red Bluff park
• New Exhibit: Where We Find Ourselves
• Redding weather: Sunny and warm, chance of showers Tuesday
• Editorial: Rubio proposal could improve Romney's chances
• Chrys Anderson: Vote to rein in, protect hounds
• Craig Vivas: Republican fiscal plans are a disaster
• Stan Little: Republican plan taxes rich, too
• Wally Sweet: Thanks to the sheriff's department for diligence
• Roy Hutchings: Fire fee mimics Obamacare
• Marsha Collins: Guns stand falsely accused
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Asian Peanut Noodles With Chicken
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Garlic Cheese Bread
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Gluten Free Fried Fish Tacos
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Teriyaki Chicken Burgers
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Pollo Borracho
• Entrance fees waived at Lassen Park
• Top-ranked riders turn in top-flight rides
• Redding Library increases security
• Today in history: April 23, 2012
• Shasta College's Porter sets two school records
• Kool April Nites heats up
• No headline - NORTH_STATE_BRIEFS
• Remodeled YMCA reopens today
• Former Redding woman killed in Texas
• 2012 Kool April Nites winners announced
• Out-of-gas big rig blocks I-5
• UPDATED: Ex-inmate, armed with broken beer bottle, tries to burglarize Redding home, police say
• Redding weather: More warmth and sunshine today, rain possible tomorrow
• David Benda: Redding cheapest place to retire?
• Engagement: Alicia Mendoza and Billy Kay
• Nerd Chick Adventures: Re-purpose old gadgets to get years' more use out of them
• Wedding: Kelsey Berglund and Max Brunemeier
• Touch technology appeals to kids, but parents encouraged to monitor use
• Straight Talk: Does accepting prom date mean date expects sex?
• "Killing the Blues" relies on dialogue to tell violent tale
• Anniversary: Enoch and Eileen McPherson
• Annette Osborne: Daughter waits patiently for egg to hatch
• Debra Atlas: Grower's Secret uses natural ingredients to help your garden grow
• Carrie Wilson: The rules concerning using farm-raised birds for dog training
• Tom Dunlap: What not to do at Bechelli and Cypress
• Debt Adviser: First step to getting out of debt is making a plan
• Bon Voyage: Make tracks to California train stations, part four
• Redding Library: Financial literacy workshops scheduled
• Business Spotlight: SHIFT Athletic Performance
• Editorial: UC presence would create a vital alliance
• Silas Lyons: Burney trip brings startling revelation
• Mark G. Yudof: A UC education is affordable, attainable
• Don Mayo: Taxpayers shouldn't have to pay for an Enterprise Zone
• Man taken to hospital after being trapped under tree
• Redding weather: Sunshine will continue into next week, but rain is on its way
• Thomas Lawrence: Baseball needs some focus, too
• Red Bluff Round-Up's reputation draws international field
• Mistake-free Cubs slip by Cougars, 1-0; Hawkins fans 12, allows 3 hits
• Today in History: April 21, 2012
• Williamson trial date on hold; new attorney to review Redding woman's case
• Shasta seniors come to the rescue; Wolves rally in 4-3 victory
• Reduction in rangeland hinders Tehama County; drought fuels disaster declaration
• North State in Brief: April 21, 2012
• Area Roundup: U-Prep girls soccer team edges Chico 3-2
• Rodeo revelry is in the air: Red Bluff Round-Up rodeo kicks off
• Pam Giacomini: Shasta County Supervisor, 3rd District
• Patrick Henry Jones: Shasta County Supervisor, 3rd District
• Three vie for Shasta County supervisor in District 3; Giacomini, Jones, Ryness seek eastern district's spot
• Fred Ryness, Shasta County Supervisor, 3rd District
• Shasta Lake library on move; council calls for lease to use old substation
• Turtle Bay hotel construction may start in summer; Catanio to open Smoked restaurant
• Unemployment up, but Shasta County sees year-over-year jobs gain for March
• Baby, it's Kool outside: 1,800 'gear heads' cruise Redding
• Mother of slain baby speaks out, says boyfriend abused her
• Editorial: Community grieves a tiny stranger
• RPD arrests three, searches for another suspect in connection to pair of burglaries
• Mother of slain boy says McDonald was abusive, controlling
• Four arrested after chase, house search
• Not all plants grow true
• Retired teacher Alan Craig puts tomatoes to the test
• Anna Moseley: Fast and easy way to make silver shine
• Laura Christman: In pursuit of great garden tomatoes
• Top picks in tomatoes from the pros
• Master Gardeners: Voles can do lots of damage
• Register today for childhood forum
• UPDATED: Forest Service plans prescribed burns for next week
• UPDATE: Power restored in north Redding after utility box causes morning outage
• Redding weather: Sunny, warm through weekend; chance of rain hits Monday
• Baran Galocy: Conservatives ignorant on two fronts
• Editorial: Argentina continues to stumble
• Charles Krauthammer: At Discovery's funeral, a dirge for American greatness
• Betty Doty: Making laws under the influence
• Stuart Balder: Save the planet, eat a vegetable
• Cougar statement: Foothill baseball cruises past Red Bluff 11-1
• West Valley softball gets strange no-hitter against CV, top Falcons 5-4
• Wolfpack Invitational softball tourney to feature top-notch pitching
• MMA returns Saturday with 12 scheduled fights; main event set to feature female fighters
• Area Roundup: Robinson shines in Redding Christian's 5-2 win over Liberty
• Redding woman pleads no contest to pushing her 3-year-old son into traffic
• Kool April Nites schedule: Cruise highlights today's activities
• Rachel Limon's trial in boy's beating under way; Cottonwood woman faces life in prison
• Today in History: April 20, 2012
• North State Marketplace: April 20, 2012
• Earth Day celebration starts today in Redding area; activities begin at Win-River parking lot
• North State in Brief: April 20, 2012
• Residents worry planned development could help proposed rock quarry
• Community support for grieving family; speakers at memorial aim to console mom
• Palo Cedro man was found napping on roof; shooting suspect faces four felony charges
• Volunteer Opportunity: Redding Library seeks volunteers for various duties
• Travelin' in Time: County's third courthouse stood from 1889 to 1963
• Mercy Medical Center Redding Invites You to Attend a Women's Health Event! Join...
• Three involved in stolen copper case, Red Bluff police say
• Tehama authorities seeking information on Derby Road fires
• Cottonwood man ordered to stand trial in ambulance ramming
• Homeless woman pleads no contest to child abuse
• UPDATED: Siskiyou deputies investigating dead body found near Tulelake
• Rancho Tehama man arrested after punching woman, Tehama deputies say
• Tehama deputies find drugs during Gerber traffic stop
• Redding weather: Chance of rain sticks around one more day
• Grape Escape a perfect place for a break
• Women Fully Clothed is a comedic slice of life
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: The Perfect Nacho
• Ajamian's work highlighted at Gallery 833 in April
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Mexi Kinda Lasagna
• Duke's emerges with great food, good prices
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Thai Shrimp Curry Potpourri
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Rocky Sausage Cheese Surprise
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Easy Orange Chicken
• Today in History: April 19, 2012
• Breaking through: Shasta baseball snaps eight-game losing streak with extra-innings win
• Knights' Ellenwood will sign with Sea Warriors; Shasta 3B to play D-II ball for Hawaii Pacific University
• Area roundup: Foothill track sweeps Shasta
• McDonald, accused of killing infant, taken off life support, dies at Redding hospital
• North state veterans travel to Sacramento in support of Redding home
• Red Bluff raises water and sewer rates
• North State in Brief: April 19, 2012
• North State Marketplace: April 19, 2012
• Redding quilters showcase Sacramento River; quilt project on display at weekend show
• Bringing back some memories; Kool April Nites schedule
• Red Bluff city manager/attorney takes on human resources duties
• Anselmo and Shasta County may agree to mediation for two suits
• Opening statements today in Rachel Limon's attempted murder trial
• Senior Living: Ways to reduce your environmental footprint for Earth Day and every day
• Janis Meredith: Should you let your child specialize in one sport?
• Roy Hutchings: Take back our oil
• Ruth Marcus: Some lessons from the Buffett Rule
• Editorial: Norway killer lives in style during trial
• Doug Juenke: Lucas has last laugh on Marin NIMBYs
• John Snider: Squeeze junk mailers even harder
• UPDATED: Deputies call off search for reported armed chase in Happy Valley
• UPDATED: Man accused in 11-month-old's death declared dead
• UPDATE: Woman found dead in car near North Market Street exit from 1-5
• UPDATED: Memorial service slated for slain infant
• New board set to dissolve Redding redevelopment agency
• No meat, big flavor
• Montague man drove through fence while drunk, Siskiyou deputies say
• Redding weather: Chance of rain today; Redding to warm during sunny week
• Today in history: April 18, 2012
• Nick Mirman: County should respect Anselmo's rights
• Editorial: Panetta's flights home are a non-issue
• Thomas Sowell: Mixing and matching
• Alex Landi: Liberals' war targets women and all America
• Wes Breese: Second Obama term threatens Second Amendment
• Chris Kuiper: To politicians who sign pledges
• Officer recounts Palo Cedro shooting; sergeant dodges bullets on the job
• Cougars cruise: Foothill beats Enterprise for 10th straight time in 10-0 rout
• Questions remain in infant's death; suspect on life support, mother says
• Polo store closes doors at Anderson center; Ralph Lauren a part of factory outlet since '92
• A night of firsts at Shasta Lake council meeting: New chambers open; Pam Morgan seated
• North State in Brief: April 18, 2012
• A Tuesday show & shine in Redding plus Kool April Nites schedule
• Redding finds homeowners' fences encroaching on public land; two properties on easements, mayor says
• North State Marketplace: April 18, 2012
• More meetings? No; Tehama County board mulls, dismisses idea
• Group ready to lend a hand; Redding chamber to aid struggling businesses
• Fire engineer layoff averted; Shasta Lake district to dip into reserves
• Area roundup: Foothill girls soccer gets big win
• HELP CALDWELL PARK WIN 10,000.00! VOTE HERE!
• Shasta College Summer Vocal Institute Accepting Student Singers
• Derek Saelee Sails into First Place!
• A Day of Fun
• The control of Fear!
• Kiwanis Collect for Shasta Lake Food Pantry
• Simpson Hosts nearly 1,000 Kindergarten Students
• The Fishing Report — April 20, 2012
• Tehama deputies: More burglaries reported in Corning area, Red Bluff
• Redding weather: Area to warm through week; chance of rain Sun.
• Shasta County political season begins to heat up
• Hunt ends with arrest of man who allegedly shot at Shasta County sheriff's deputy
• Kool April Nites Schedule
• Suspect in Redding baby's death attempts suicide in jail
• Yudof makes case for UC system in tough budget times
• Today in history: April 17, 2012
• Dunsmuir interim manager may get big raise
• Wolves edge Cougars in pitchers' duel
• Prep games of the week
• North State Marketplace briefs: April 17, 2012
• Area roundup: U-Prep baseball tops Redding Christian in 9
• Water allocations will be 100 percent in Shasta County
• North State in Brief: April 17, 2012
• Winnemem tribe members take their complaints a step higher
• Redding Firefighter of the Year named
• Popular RV park in foreclosure
• Whole Earth and Watershed Festival
• UPDATED: Horse killed; two hospitalized after vehicle hits horse
• Area roundup: Shasta College track and field breaks records
• Shasta Historical Society to address efforts to keep Shasta park open
• Scene: April 17, 2012
• Kent Snider, Jr.: Obama waits to comment — when it suits him
• Timothy J. Duffy: Tea party pledges are good for Democrats
• John P. Schafer: The service's unkept secret
• Editorial: Scandal threatens to make Americans... notice summit?
• Thomas Elias: California still doesn't matter in primaries
• Marilyn Hopkins: What Jesus really taught about helping others
• Rachel and Earle Curran: Latieze sale undermines trust
• Gary Munsey: Technology will supply our future energy
• Voices of Faith — April 21, 2012
• Shots reported in Palo Cedro
• Best Buy in Redding will not close
• UPDATED: Man accused in baby's death attempts suicide, Shasta County authorities report
• More than $30,000 in property stolen from Paskenta-area home, Tehama deputies say
• One arrested after break-in at cemetery
• Redding weather: Chance of rain today; sunny, warm through week
• Editorial: Frugal-minded growth could pay dividends for city
• Bob Williams: Forget facts — bring out the slogans
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing:Cheese Rolls
• Joe Bahlke: What's the future of the Greenback?
• Jeff Jones: Heedless drilling is not the answer
• Underground water in eastern Shasta County mysteriously disappears
• North state in brief: April 16, 2012
• Today in history: April 16, 2012
• Shasta County jail inmate attempts suicide
• Woman not breathing after ATV rollover in Bella Vista
• Cottonwood man killed after being hit by car on Highway 273 south of Redding
• Redding weather: Area to warm through week; chance of rain Mon. and Wed.
• David Benda: Letters push for continued fee break by Redding on new-home construction
• Ono ladybug whisperers help north state gardeners fight pests the natural way
• Silas Lyons: If we help it, the system works
• Editorial: Tough budget year? Sure, but ask a vet about tough years
• Emily Young: The dandelions on Knighton Road
• Dean Germano: 'Obamacare' holds real benefit for north state
• Bon Voyage: Make tracks to California train stations, part 3
• Tom Dunlap: Volunteer gig helps put people in direct contact with region's past
• John Cerro: A step toward McCarthyism
• Hank Mostovoy: Would Jefferson impose fire tax?
• Bob Johnson: College-prep track is not only answer
• Red-Blue America: Should Guillen be punished for Castro comment?
• Tom Reemts: Shopping center jobs are hollow promise
• Lewis Chamberlain: Should you take advantage of this $5 million tax exemption?
• Irma Vorbeck: How to dress for success for a job interview
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Some tech tips for going more green for Earth Day
• Straight Talk: Mom worried about shy daughter starting at new school
• Annette Osborne: Kids step up when cold knocks out mom
• Claudia Mosby: Is it a midlife crisis or a crossing?
• Megan Owens: Redding Library salutes its volunteers
• UPDATED: Man freed from truck roll over on Highway 299
• Deputies say alleged burglary suspect led them on early-morning chase
• Redding weather: Sun will shine for Kool April Nites week
• Editorial: Lucasfilm needs a new home — why not Redding?
• Marc Beauchamp: This baby boomer's fed up with the Fed
• Greg Beale: Pandering our way toward disaster
• Stan Pickared: Sixth Amendment still applies
• Dale Egger: Quit subsidizing costly junk mail
• Bella Vista's new fish screens designed to protect salmon; Family Water Alliance provides grant for upgrade
• West Valley, Anderson dance teams, choirs will perform at Sacramento Kings game
• North State in Brief: April 14, 2012
• Area Roundup: Rodriguez, U-Prep tops in golf match
• Police say murder suspect pointed them to infant's body; charges still pending in death of 11-month-old
• High School baseball Short-handed Cubs keep rolling at Classic
• Shasta College horticulture students do well in Kansas contest; man finishes 3rd at national Landcare show
• Zero-sum game: Despite plenty of effort on both sides, Wolves, Cougars battle to scoreless tie
• Thomas Lawrence: Red Hawks heat up at right time
• Redding man who helped stop robbery now blind in one eye; treatment in Sacramento unaffordable
• Catering couple will open new Redding restaurant at former AJ's
• Mt. Shasta Ski Park extends season by a week
• North State Marketplace: April 14, 2012
• Today in History: April 14, 2012
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Fresh Veggie Dill Dip
• Siskiyou Sheriff: Two horses dead in animal cruelty case
• No injuries in car v. school bus wreck in Cottonwood
• Red Bluff Police to obtain DMV holds for unpaid parking tickets
• Laura Christman: Paint tree trunks and visit plant sales
• Protect home from embers
• Ask Anna: Family moves to more balanced diet
• Master Gardeners: Protect plants from snails, slugs
• Review: 'Eaarth' points way to thrive on a climate-changed planet
• Home and garden briefs for 4-14-12
• Chains required this morning on north state mountain roads
• Redding Weather: Showers today; mostly sunny this weekend
• Hornets humbled: Enterprise sees losing streak hit 4 with pair of losses at Easter classic
• Another no-no for Greenhaw; Anderson senior tosses 2nd no-hitter of season in 3-1 win
• Area Roundup: Foothill boys win dual track meet
• Lucero recall results certified
• Williamson murder case ends in mistrial; one juror not convinced of woman’s guilt
• Infant found dead off Highway 299; police say man faces homicide, kidnapping charges
• Editorial: Anti-rail crusade is more than just a publicity stunt
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama's free-lunch egalitarianism
• Jim Zauher: Businesses need enterprise zones
• Redding teen's photo makes a splash; picture is finalist in Smithsonian contest
• Man found dead near hotel on Hilltop Drive; Redding police say Washington resident died in fall
• North State in Brief: April 13, 2012
• Guns stolen from Shasta Lake Animal Control van
• Red Bluff seeking volunteers to work at police department
• North State Marketplace: April 13, 2012
• Today in History: April 13, 2012
• Vote for Caldwell Park to Win $10k Grant to refurbish Basketball Court
• Lucero recall results certified
• Mistrial declared in boyfriend killing case
• UPDATED: Redding police seek missing 11-month-old boy; father questioned
• CHP: Jack-knifed big rig blocks I-5 lane near Pit River Bridge
• Chorus Competition 'Send-Off to Reno' Show
• UPDATED: Body of Washington state man found in bushes behind Redding hotel
• Redding Weather: Another day, another storm
• Editorial: Hard times budge the old resistance to school mergers
• Ruth Marcus: One job Romney can't outsource
• Joan Manning: Charity is not enough for poor
• Rick Kern: Spotlight on Scout is refreshing read
• Oakley Howell: We must overcome instinct to scorn
• April Wine Briefs
• Cohen's rodeo photos make art of sport
• Kool April Nites revs up for 23rd year
• Kobe's appeal is good food with entertaining presentation
• Health tip: Know the rules for booster seats in cars
• Derrick Adams: Don't fall prey to so-called youth elixirs
• Jon Gabreal: Stretching makes you feel good
• Peter Alexander: To be safe, cyclists must wear helmets
• Business expansions lead building activity in Redding; $3.3 million valuation falls from February
• Camp Love-A-Pet gives kids hands-on training in working with dogs
• Double-murder case from Mountain Gate on hold for psych evaluation
• Area Roundup: Shasta girls earn rainy win vs. Chico
• North State in Brief: April 12, 2012
• Deputies honored for their service; 2 injured on duty; 1 saved deputy's life
• Titans of track: West Valley Eagles thrive at duals
• Speaker in Redding points out hidden costs of expansion; cities pay to maintain infrastructure
• Highlanders ready for playoff debut in Redding; team focus key to rugby club's success
• Shasta Lake Fire Protection District to hold special meeting on layoff alternatives
• UPDATED: Redding woman sentenced in teen sex case
• How's the weather in your area?
• Hearing for CHP officer charged with felony DUI postponed
• New Shasta summer camp assisting children of abuse gets boost
• UPDATED: Redding police arrest alleged car thief at Motel 6
• Double murder defendant's mental competency questioned
• UPDATED: Former Riverview golf pro sentenced to jail
• Man arrested in Red Bluff accused of having 40 pot plants, $8K in car
• No injuries in Happy Valley school bus crash
• Alleged drunken driver crashes, prompts bogus shooting call in Redding
• Redding Weather: Thunderstorms possible today
• Editorial: 'Ponzi scheme' of growth looks sadly familiar
• Thomas Sowell: When will we catch on to politicians?
• Alice Mortenson: If you care, then go vote
• Coleen Wogoman: Marijuana-growing trustee should go
• Councilwoman Lucero ousted in recall vote; Morgan leads ballot for Shasta Lake replacement
• Man dies three weeks after fight; Shasta County deputies haven't figured out who started brawl
• Wright named executive director of Builders Exchange; group looks to partner with city, county agencies
• Shasta Lake Bass Easter Baseball Classic begins Thursday; tournament draws 16 teams despite scheduling difficulties
• Karuk Tribe wins casino go-ahead; will build in Yreka
• School district merger meeting today; 11 districts in Shasta County express interest in consolidation
• Today in History: April 11, 2012
• Area Roundup: Davis shines for Foothill softball
• North State in Brief: April 11, 2012
• Branding campaign creates Lassen Peak replica; exhibit for state fair includes videos of area attractions, trout
• Medford man faces trial in I-5 showdown with law enforcement
• Limon again tries to shed attorney in child abuse case; trial gets under way
• Kevin Askeland: Top three Cascade teams to face off
• Law enforcement searching for car thief after chase
• UPDATED: Lucero recall leading by wide margin; Morgan ahead as council successor
• North State Marketplace: April 11, 2012
• Pedestrian on I-5 near Knighton Road exit; traffic stopped
• Man in Basshole fight dies; prosecutors await autopsy results
• Tribe receives approval to build casino
• Suspect eludes capture following 115 mph chase from Anderson to Shingletown
• Redding's Caldwell Park vying for grant
• RPD searching for stolen gun safe, 28 firearms
• The Fishing Report — April 13, 2012
• Fun & Flowers from the 50s
• Holocaust Survivor to Speak at Simpson
• Eagle Scout Project Improves Recovery Facility
• Lymphedema Support Group Invitation
• Two Remarkable Young Adults
• Two injured in wreck near Redding theater
• Man stabs brother at Shingletown mobile home park, deputies say
• UPDATED: Dog shot during marijuana robbery in Happy Valley
• UPDATE: Polls close at 8 p.m. for Shasta Lake recall election
• Chico State student tried to save victim of crash into Trinity River
• Redding Weather: Rain today through Friday
• Interstate 5 widening project focus of open house in Anderson
• Editorial: Water plan feeds suspicion beyond any sound reason
• Tom Elias: Democrats face tough pension choice
• Sam Collins: Time to retire carpetbaggers
• Pete Gadomski: Christians can't serve two masters
• Bill Jacobson: Oasis 'upgrade' is lipstick on a pig
• Kenn Taylor: The irresponsible should pay fire fee
• Candidates for Shasta County supervisor clash over issues
• More rain on the way to Redding
• Today in history: April 10, 2012
• 590-acre development proposed in Shasta Lake
• Shasta County child abuse trial to start today
• North state in brief: April 10, 2012
• North State Marketplace briefs: April 10, 2012
• CHP officer pleads not guilty to gun charges
• Area Roundup: Davis leads Foothill softball to win
• UPDATED: Three arrested after chase reaching speeds over 120 mph
• Scene: April 10, 2012
• Three local bands gain in popularity
• Sharon Randall: Bad hair day? I’m waiting on a good one
• Editorial: Water plan feeds suspicion beyond any sound reason
• Area Roundup: West Valley sets school record in 4X800 relay
• Voices of Faith — April 14, 2012
• Man target practicing in Tehama County shoots himself in the hand
• UPDATED: Redding CHP officer pleads not guilty to weapons, explosives charges
• Men in women's clothing cause disturbance at Mountain Gate home
• Redding Weather: A rainy workweek
• Editorial: If county needs work camp, why not Crystal Creek?
• Dan Taylor: Turn on the spigot for Klamath refuge
• John P. Schafer: Bush's league
• Sam Aanestad: U.S. energy independence is no fantasy
• Today in history: April 9, 2012
• 91st Red Bluff Round-Up set to start
• Anderson family continues Easter tradition
• North state in brief: April 9, 2012
• CHP: One dead in rollover wreck on Highway 299 in Lassen County
• Redding weather: Sunny, warm today with rain moving in this week
• Silas Lyons: What if brutal honesty won votes?
• Editorial: Enterprise zone: Let it grow, but don't hold breath
• Michael Donahoe: Don't like tickets? Don't run lights
• Engagement: Brandi Bays-Daniels and Heath Williamson
• Megan Owens: Library offers many resources for college and career-bound teens
• Straight Talk: Divorced father threatens daughter's wedding
• Nerds on Call: Befriend the Earth by recycling old electronics via websites
• Book Review: Full-length 'Escape From Paris' puts reader into World War II Paris
• Anniversary: Scott and Thelma Dowell
• Ron Reece: We must build Strong Towns
• Robert Bliss: Don't judge police by the bad apples
• Faylon Brunemeier: Obama acts like a spoiled child
• John F. Swaim: What's real motive for fighting dredging?
• Diane Knapik: Country comes before party
• Patrick Luna: Drug users wreck beautiful parks
• Karen VanCleave: CHP really does protect, serve
• Robert Wilkinson: True conservatives see nation's needs
• Bill Jacobson: Oasis 'upgrade' is lipstick on a pig
• Basil Newmerzhycky: Uninsured have no doctor-patient ties
• Annette Osborne: A great dinner party isn't about having a perfect house
• Car goes into Trinity River; occupants reportedly trapped inside
• Drunken driver crashes through wall, tree, hits two parked cars, officers say
• RPD arrests one suspect, searching for another in overnight stabbing
• Redding weather: Sunny Saturday, but Sunday, Monday could be wet
• Editorial: Lucero continues to make the case for her own recall
• Marc Beauchamp: The Lorenz Hotel: A long, hairy history
• Ed Waters: Christian charity should be voluntary
• Thomas Wendt: Championship that got away
• Linda Wickel: No, Jesus would be a Republican
• Anderson falls in title game of Classic; depth catches up to Cubs after five-game stretch
• Lobsinger commits to local university; top wrestler to attend Simpson
• Area Roundup: Shasta College baseball team swept in road doubleheader
• William Jessup rolls to win over Simpson; Red Hawks get second chance at Warriors in DH
• Thomas Lawrence: Lobsinger a huge grab for Simpson
• North State in Brief: April 7, 2012
• Redding teen builds $7,000 patio and garden as part of Eagle Scout project
• Redding teen seeks to withdraw plea; homeless murder case continues
• Today in History: April 7, 2012
• Shouldering his burden; church members carry cross on Good Friday
• Molestation case may end with plea bargain; Redding teen due in court Monday
• Lone wolf back in California; OR-7's return surprises area wildlife experts
• Shasta tourism director plans to retire; Warren says he misses time with family
• North State Marketplace: April 7, 2012
• Man arrested in Shasta Lake after threatening suicide, deputies say
• Carrie Wilson: How can golf course get coots to scoot?
• Business Spotlight: Lakewood Christian Homecare
• Businesses need plan to avoid social media meltdowns
• Vince D'Amato: Teachers and their survivors may not get much if any Social Security income
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Pinterest opens a visual social media world
• Business social media tips
• Debt Adviser: A second collection agency on a settled debt likely a mistake
• Safe Have Horse Rescue plans playday on April 14
• Make tracks to California train stations — part two
• UPDATED: Woman taken to Mercy after quad runner roll over
• Two teens dead in wreck near Mt. Shasta
• Two plead guilty to federal pot growing charges
• Shorten showers
• Doctors call it seasonal allergic rhinitis or allergic conjunctivitis (when it a...
• Merle Haggard's birthday today
• Home sewing going strong
• Native Plants: California poppy is joy to bees, butterflies, people
• Ask Anna: Specialty paint spruces up countertops
• Master Gardeners: Easter lily can live on in the landscape
• Redding police arrest two on outstanding warrants
• Pick-up truck overturns on Highway 44
• Editorial: To revive economy, we need more than bureaucrat bashing
• Charles Krauthammer: President Obama vs. the court
• Tiffany Felicienne: UC campus would lift up Redding
• Lillie Finch: Where's the help for a needy vet?
• Anderson advances to baseball tourney title game; freshman lefty Ahern leads Cubs to 4-1 win
• Area roundup: Enterprise baseball team loses title game; Shasta Speedway results
• T.J. Holmes: Second half of spring arrives
• Shasta Lake councilwoman stands ground; Lucero's fight against electric rate hike continues
• Curriculums changing in effort to get more north state students into college
• Today in History: April 6, 2012
• Redding veteran continues health care fight; guarantees sought for private care for PTSD treatment
• One convicted in Shasta Lake pot robbery attempt; retrial set for co-defendant after deadlock
• North State in Brief: April 6, 2012
• Rachel Limon trial could be delayed again; '09 near-fatal beating case long delayed
• Employment seekers attend Job Fair 2012
• Man runs into RABA bus, van on Cypress Avenue Bridge; transient severely hurt, authorities say
• North State Marketplace: April 6, 2012
• Travelin' in Time: The murder of mailman George Cline; justice prevailed in 1873 killing
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Meatloaf
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: EZ Summer Gazpacho
• UPDATED: Man hit by RABA bus on Cypress Avenue Bridge
• Tehama Sheriff: Car thief stopped mid-attempt by armed civilian
• UPDATED: Happy Valley firefighters quickly extinguish dryer fire
• Redding firefighters put out fire at propeller shop
• Red Bluff man arrested, two others sought in attempted robbery at ATM
• Redding Weather: Mostly sunny
• Editorial: Alcorn killers ended one life, ruin their own
• Ruth Marcus: The judicial activism wars
• Joel Fox: Feinstein is voice of sanity on lawsuit abuse
• Susan Morris Wilson: Officials do fight drugs, violence
• Stompin' Grounds a great place to fill up
• Vetter creates from discarded, recycled materials
• 'Five Women' an irreverent, raunchy good time
• Shasta Senior Nutrition offers good food, good company
• Learning Curve: Central Valley ties Colusa, with youth and aggressive play
• Enrollment figures alter divisions
• Area Roundup: Foothill baseball perfect at Fresno Easter Classic
• Jury finds Redding man guilty of murder in homeless man's death; Sanchez faces life in prison
• Redding adds dispensary to medical marijuana suit; collectives ban still in effect, Redding says
• Upper Trinity, Klamath Chinook not on endangered list; feds deny request of several groups
• 3 hunted after armed robbery; bandits hit Red Bluff jewelry store
• Trinity school board member arrested in marijuana bust says he did nothing wrong
• Practice makes perfect at Big League Dreams
• North State in Brief: April 5, 2012
• Today in History: April 5, 2012
• Getting access to fresh foods; two farmers markets in Red Bluff will take EBT cards
• Health tip: Get the facts about vaccinations
• Jon Gabreal: Barbell military press builds shoulder strength
• Some facts about child abuse
• Senior Living: How to watch for and avoid pressure sores
• Master Gardeners: Stinkhorn fungus smelly but harmless
• Man sentenced to four years for choking girlfriend
• Redding man sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Scene: April 3, 2012
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: California Crab Dip
• UPDATED: Boy, 12, taken to hospital after roll over wreck
• UPDATED: Red Bluff police seek two men in armed robbery of jewelry store
• UPDATED: Trinity school board member arrested in marijuana-growing case
• Redding Weather: Cloudy skies
• Area Roundup: Hornets win in shutout
• Editorial: Aanestad pitches an energy policy based on fantasy
• Thomas Sowell: The legal charade of statistics
• Julie Bickford: Fee is unfair, unconstitutional
• Jim Miller: Fees on cities are only fair
• Hal Paquin: Hope and change? Try the lottery
• Arguments wrap up in murder case; woman's fate may go to jury today
• Kevin Askeland: Ex-Shasta star QB to enter hall of fame
• Music silenced at Bernie's Guitar in Redding; IRS tax problems lead to shop closure
• North State In Brief: April 4, 2012
• Today in History: April 4, 2012
• Westlake heads to West Michigan; Shasta grad to join Tigers' class-A club
• No shortage of candidates for R-S.V.P.; halfway point brings long list of award contenders
• Two eaglets spied in Redding nest; Highway 44 spot a regular for watchers
• 'The idea of liberty'; presidential hopeful Ron Paul exhorts students at Chico State
• Inmate work farm would free up space; with jail space a concern, Tehama County seeks proposals
• Jury weighs Sanchez's fate in homeless killing; there was a second attacker, defense claims
• Some of Redding's non-union workers to receive raise; critics worry about snowball effect
• Suction dredging rules spur suit; group tries to halt implementation of new regulations
• UPDATED: GOP presidential hopeful Ron Paul speaks in Chico
• Man accused of ramming ambulance mentally competent to stand trial
• UPDATED: Motorhome no longer blocking I-5 at Pit River Bridge
• Jury awards $2.9 million to family of Ore. woman killed in 2009 Redding wreck
• Gill wins Rotary speech contest
• Local Company enters WalMart's "Get on the Shelf" Competition
• Hooves N Irons Extreme Cowboy Challenge
• CARS helps Scouts
• Enoch and Eileen celebrate 70 years of marriage
• Red Bluff woman accused of stealing yard ornaments
• EASTER SATURDAY FUN FOR ORPHANED BABY WILDLIFE
• Ron Paul in Chico Tuesday
• Auditions Being Held For Two Productions This Summer
• Rolling Hills Clinic is celebrating National Public Health Week
• The Fishing Report — April 6, 2012
• Voices of Faith — April 7, 2012
• Weaverville men arrested in marijuana-growing case
• North state counties have unhealthy populations, researchers say
• Redding Weather: Rain tonight
• Editorial: Selling park lot makes the most of past mistakes
• Tom Elias: The Dodger deal's Prop. 13 loophole
• Debra Provine: Fire 'fee' is a double tax
• Bill Head: 3M quarry would ruin Shasta Lake
• Don Farrell: A skewed picture of Redding's rain
• Tom Christo: What's the real story on Costco?
• LaMalfa faces fire in congressional debate held in Redding
• Shasta County enterprise zone could expand
• Lucero calling for special session of Shasta Lake City Council
• The end to a wet March in Shasta County
• Today in history: April 3, 2012
• Financial adviser D'Amato dies at 62
• North State Marketplace briefs: April 3, 2012
• Break in rain should pave way for Shasta Lake Bass Easter Baseball Classic
• Pitching depth heads midseason R-S.V.P. softball list
• Woman killed in 3-vehicle wreck on Victor Avenue in Redding
• Anderson wildlife center to hold run, children's activities
• North State in Brief: April 3, 2012
• Area Roundup: Foothill baseball cruises to 13-1 win over North
• UPDATED: Woman killed in Victor Avenue traffic wreck
• Two men rescued after plunging down embankment off of Highway 299
• Traffic collision reported on Highway 44
• Orleans man leads Siskiyou sheriff's deputy on a car, foot chase
• Redding college students who went missing in Kings Range found safe
• Redding backyard burning season opens
• Shasta Lake traffic stop leads to recovery of stolen property from Union Pacific
• Former water company manager pleads no contest to embezzlement, perjury
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Creamy Chicken Enchiladas
• Ron Paul to speak in Chico Tuesday
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Sage, Mushroom, & Olive Chicken
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Nona's Pork Stew
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Arnetta's Lamb Curry
• Deputies find meth during traffic stop
• Fundraiser, open house set for wildlife rescue center
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny and warm today
• Bob Williams: Ups and downs of universal health care
• Editorial: If the rails must go silent, trails are a fine legacy
• Stanley Wiencek: Who is to blame? The Obama voters
• Timothy J. Duffy: Christ was a liberal
• Jason Morris: Contraception debate: Really about health?
• James Wilson: Who's proposing establishment?
• West Valley's Mendoca earns top award
• Shasta College track and field team shines
• YouTube changing our sports memories
• West Valley coach earns honors in her first season
• Anderson Chamber honors local businesses
• North state in brief: April 2, 2012
• Redding park supporters to have their public hearing
• Today in history: April 2, 2012
• Seiad Valley man, 37, dies in Siskiyou County wreck
• Redding weather: Sunshine is back
• David Benda: Economy showing pulse — a faint one
• Silas Lyons: Learning anew to love the game
• Editorial: A simple truth worth repeating: Water is scarce
• Julie Bigley: Cut mental health and fill the jail
• Alana Burke: 'Hunger Games': Not just teens killing teens
• Carol Waugh: Where's respect for the office?
• Lee Macey and Donald Yost: The fix is simple: Medicare for all
• Joe Reisinger: Innovate, but keep the profits in U.S.
• Straight Talk: Should high school start later to accommodate teens' sleeping patterns?
• Alzheimer's disease affects the entire family
• John Pratt: Health care law is no free lunch
• Faye Reese: Faith rally is ignored
• Annette Osborne: Children's sentences spell out rules they've broken
• Tom Dunlap: How Miracle Mile got its name
• Mona Hall: Much talk, little help for the needy
• Matthew Zieminski: Who's flip-flopped on health care? Almost everyone
• Cindy Reynolds: I won't be taken by next sob story
• David Cutler: Don't blame the weather
• Tina Whitley: Mom had loving care at the end
• Raymond Sargent: Treat officers like rest of us
• RFD: Man set fire to chair after argument with girlfriend
• Shasta Speedway's opener switched to Sunday due to weather
• Hornet Invitational track and field meet postponed
• UPDATED: Two freed from I-5 rollover wreck
• Redding weather: Wet Saturday, slight chance of rain lingers into next week
• Editorial: Redding enjoys the fruits of JPR chief's ambition
• Marc Beauchamp: Trish Clarke's back — and still stirring the pot
• Stephen Hill: The community can save Castle Crags
• Roy Hutchings: Where's the algae pump?
• Bob Methvin: Legislature treats us like mushrooms
• Bill Dascomb: Another beer summit
• Hornet Invitational track and field meet brings best of the best; 22 teams set to compete in 64 events today
• Financial aid cuts may affect 70,000 students; many attending colleges could be forced to drop out
• Funding plan is food for thought; Redding organizer wants dinners to pay for project grants
• Costco plans moving ahead; Redding, firm officials hold meetings
• Captive-Aire eyes expansion in Redding; company looks to buy land from city
• Trouble follows some elected officials; Lucero's arrest creates buzz with Shasta County observers
• The prom never grows old
• Mercy's parent firm to cut 49 jobs; Dignity Health plans to transfer work to Sacramento
• Ex-teacher files claim against Cascade district; back wages, compensation sought
• Lake Shastina fire, police chief posts may merge; move could save up to $90K in 6 to 10 years
• North State in Brief: March 31, 2012
• Shasta College auction raises money for athletic department; Super Bowl champ Bleier leads ceremony
• Thomas Lawrence: Better days are ahead for Simpson baseball
• Area Roundup: Shasta softball team splits two games at tournament
• Mercy Medical parent Dignity Health will cut 49 jobs in Redding
• Trinity deputies find guns, drugs at Wildwood home
• UPDATED: CHP, deputies, search for driver of stolen pickup that flipped near Cottonwood Creek
• SUV involved in non-injury crash with school bus
• Redding weather: Cool and rainy with more on the way
• Editorial: Legislature owes the state clarity on 'collective' law
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama's 'flexibility' doctrine
• Becky Pope: Red-light runners, consider the risks
• Joyce Dolan: Women thought Rush was over the line
• Ruth Olson: Fire fee is fair for homeowners
• Dolores Lucero turns herself in; Shasta Lake councilwoman faces two felony charges
• McCloud River Railroad to donate its route for trail; group strives for funds to buy right of way
• Lucero's petition seeking referendum on Shasta Lake electric rates fails
• Groups line up for Castle Crags; competitors seek to run state park
• Lack of water plagues birds; thousands dying in Siskiyou's dry refuge marshes
• 'Farewell to Manzanar' author to speak in Redding; relocation camp is focus of reading
• Salute set to honor troops; event offers belated welcome home to Vietnam veterans
• North State in Brief: March 30, 2012
• Area Roundup: McColpin leads Red Bluff to win
• T.J. Holmes: Rain puts damper on area sports
• Today in history: March 30, 2012
• Public-access station focuses on future; Redding channel seeks public input
• North State Marketplace: March 30, 2012
• Closures for Cesar Chavez holiday
• Three children injured in Siskiyou County wreck, CHP says
• UPDATED: Shasta Lake City Councilwoman Dolores Lucero charged in criminal case
• Sex offender found urinating on lawn at Redding Civic Auditorium, police say
• Redding weather: Warming up a bit, but rain still likely
• Editorial: Housing nonprofit and park: Odd but promising match
• Doug LaMalfa: Jerry Brown is right, so where are Democrats?
• Sam Aanestad: Obamacare's terrible twosome
• Cody's OK Corral is Cottonwood's go-to hangout
• Shasta Blues Revue plays the part of north state staple
• 'Hairspray' wafts into Cascade for two-weekend run
• View 202 brightens Redding's dining landscape
• Officials mum on stolen gold; more clues emerge in Siskiyou courthouse heist
• A Chinese prediction: Foreign students tour Shasta County sites as Rotary guests
• Late rally lifts Red Hawks to home sweep
• North State in Brief: March 29, 2012
• Young sisters injured in wreck head home; girls to be reunited with family Friday
• Tehama pot case could head to jury trial; judge plans to reconsider defense motion
• Chavez tribute in Anderson: Grandson of civil rights advocate is honored guest
• Today in History: March 29, 2012
• Shasta Lake delays increasing electric rates; city officials await fate of referendum
• Area Roundup: Hornets sting Wolves; boys, girls track and field teams beat Shasta
• Coca-Cola plant faces loss of 12 jobs; portion of Redding operation moving to Montebello
• North State Marketplace: March 29, 2012
• Lots of fish, few people: Stikine one of nation's pristine rivers
• Coca-Cola plant in Redding eliminating 12 jobs
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• "Occupiers Revenge" beats hurdles to get into market
• Crews responding to reported gas spill on Market Street
• Yreka CHP arrests woman they say endangered her child in car chase
• Cal Fire, Tehama County fire rescue three people from creek
• Winning lottery ticket purchased in Redding
• CHP officer pleads not guilty to felony DUI
• Redding man shot in Fairfield remains in serious condition, police say
• Burglar steals nearly $5,000 from Cottonwood garage
• Redding weather: Cloudy with a chance of rain and thunder
• Editorial: Fire board needs to hit the books on Brown Act
• Thomas Sowell: Race hustlers won't save lives
• Michael Madden: Why we must cut
• Sue Rodrigue: Does this route make any sense?
• Steve Woodrum: Why we separate politics, faith
• Craig Thompson: Thief can make amends to soldier
• Willard Hunter: When will GOP take down sign?
• Burney Falls state park to build $1.1M visitor center; Proposition 84 funds construction
• Solutions sought for unsheltered; Redding forum addresses area homelessness
• Today in History: March 28, 2012
• Foothill girls soccer team misses chance for league control with draw
• Peddlers Mall up for sale at $850K; building back on market after repossession
• Watching for the signs: Older students give advice to counter bullying
• WWI 'doughboy' helmet is stolen; ceremonial shovel also taken from Redding veterans office
• Two in custody linked to Weed man's death; forensic evidence awaited
• Freed guilty man hunted; defendant in Siskiyou convicted of deputy assault
• North State in Brief: March 28, 2012
• Weather can't dampen Red Bluff win; Spartans win soggy matchup against U-Prep
• Area Roundup: Pleasant Valley wins its golf tourney
• RPD: One questioned in Shasta Street stabbing
• Weed police say 85-year-old man murdered
• Bill to close rape "loophole" passes Assembly committee
• Now playing: LEND ME A TENOR
• The Fishing Report — March 30, 2012
• Outdoors Recreation Groups - March 27, 2012
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Sage and Bacon Scalloped Potatoes
• Red Bluff police: Man gives ride, gets car stolen
• Trio steals around 70 cans of spray paint, police say
• Officers chase trio in stolen van, police say
• Redding weather: Stormy weather and strong winds
• Editorial: Reaching higher serves students and community
• Tom Elias: Big changes for political watchdog
• Bill McPherson: First principles can repair nation
• William A. Weathers: Hospital closure has badly failed
• Shasta County supervisor candidates get testy in debate
• Woman claims Anselmo threatened her at Ann Coulter event
• Redding denies records request for REU investigative reports
• Jobless homeowners receive relief
• Bosetti says Dahle hid contributions in Assembly race
• Today in history: March 27, 2012
• Turtle Bay auction could be sign Shasta County economy is gaining traction
• Two storms sweeping in
• North state marketplace briefs: March 27, 2012
• Jefferson Public Radio exec to lose job
• North state briefs: March 27, 2012
• Sharon Randall: Miles apart but always close at heart
• Mercy Medical Center Redding Presents a Community Health Screening for a Healthi...
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Pimento Cheese
• Voices of Faith — March 31, 2012
• Ask Babe: Valuing Johnson-Jeffries fight ticket, Bruins stick
• Caltrans: Cypress Ave., I-5 closures planned for next week
• Deputies arrest man reportedly sleeping nude in his vehicle on drug charges
• Skeletal remains found by hiker
• Redding man arrested for allegedly assaulting newspaper deliveryman
• Redding weather: More rain on the way
• Editorial: In money race, Bosetti, Baugh are struggling
• Bob Williams: Mitt's RomneyCare problem
• Rich Bourne: Star's kindness truly shines
• Jann Holden: Haven can help fix feral cats
• Jeff Talbot: Why ignore safe nuclear power?
• Today in history: March 26, 2012
• Redding girl masters art of bird calling
• Anderson roundabout planned near factory outlets
• Redding nonprofit wants to run Castle Crags State Park
• UPDATED: Car crashes into phone pole in north Redding; no one injured
• UPDATED: Car slams into tree in south Redding
• Crossword, Sudoku missing from today's R-S
• Redding weather: A stormy start to the week; Hail, thunder possible today
• Silas Lyons: A politics-to-English glossary
• Editorial: 'Shell' game keeps voters in the dark
• Michael Rennekamp: To fight terrorism, we must innovate
• RedBlueAmerica: Is 'stand your ground' a bad law?
• Anniversary: Kenneth and Patricia Combs
• Wedding: Roseanna Santos and Jason Stevenson
• Vince D'Amato: What assets are exempt under Spousal Impoverishment Act
• Claudia Mosby: Honoring the women who led the way
• Engagement: Brittany Degen and Aaron Moore
• Nerds on Computers: Google search tips lead to better results
• Annette Osborne: Daughter keeps her cool at spelling bee
• Bob Shepherd: Birther nonsense is sign of desperation
• Darlene Keppler: Bible clubs are very good news
• Mary Morin: It takes courage to face the facts
• Bob Nelson: Left's indignation is highly selective
• Pamelyn Morgan: Thanks to League and engaged voters
• Jerry Delemos: Leave women, doctors alone
• Barbara Kern: Kern also has long record of service
• Robert Bliss: Riverfront has a winner
• Lenny Warmington: Schools mete out unfair discipline
• Winning lottery ticket purchased in Cottonwood
• UPDATED: Two arrested after Saturday chase on Airport Road
• Police: Three arrested, one sought after overnight chase
• Redding weather: Rain moves in today, will stay around through next week
• Editorial: Politics aside, power bills must be paid
• Marc Beauchamp: How much is that building on Court Street?
• Ann Divine: For coverage, Irish are out of luck
• Murray Blake: Volunteers make Salvation Army
• Barbara Schletzbaum: Quality of life affects all of us
• Fit to be tied: West Valley, Red Bluff softball tie 2-2 in Cubs Classic
• Shasta College baseball routed by Lassen
• Thomas Lawrence: Top 5 winter athletes
• Local basketball players honored on All-Northern Section teams
• Area roundup: Knights split wild doubleheader
• Anselmo at an impasse
• Aggressive panhandler boasts, is arrested
• Fighting to repay student loan
• Shasta County jobless rate up
• Conversing with Coulter
• Police: Shooting of dogs justified
• Officer alleges threat made
• 1940s USO-style ball to serve as fundraiser for veterans museum
• "Aggressive panhandler" arrested by police
• Redding man shot Thurs. in Fairfield, police say
• Take Back the Night
• Local High School Student Chosen to Play Down Under
• Airworthy: Tillandsias are versatile houseplants
• Laura Christman: Poison oak exudes trouble
• Mulch can slow ground warming
• Ask Anna: The secret to keeping your carpet clean and spot-free
• Master Gardeners: Build a raised bed or cold frame
• Travelin' in Time: Shasta County once had its own skunk train
• UPDATED: Redding police won't release reports in fatal-dog shooting at motel
• Redding Weather: Rain in the valley this weekend; snow in the mountains
• Editorial: Supreme Court gives landowners their day in court
• Charles Krauthammer: Obamacare's reckoning at hand
• Bob Walden: An outrage against justice
• Jenny Abbe Moyer: Religion belongs in Sunday school
• David Haddon: So what's an abortion?
• Sean Merritt: Regulate cannabis for the patients
• Still no answer: Shasta falls to West Valley again
• Area roundup: U-Prep boys golf posts win
• Poore breaks through in Spartans' victory
• Cottonwood Union will close school to save money
• Lucero turns in electricity petition signatures
• Districts issue layoff notices to 76 teachers
• Round Mountain man shot by deputy pleads not guilty
• NAWA school employees unpaid after closure
• North State in Brief: March 23, 2012
• North State Marketplace: March 23, 2012
• Shasta County home sales jump
• RPD: Two cited for selling alcohol to minor
• Deputies: Burglar stole $90 in quarters from Red Bluff home
• Cottonwood Union closing school to cope with $1 million budget hole
• Lucero meets signature goal for referendum; rate hike could go to voters
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Chorizo Stuffed Mushrooms
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Sweet Potato Hash
• UPDATED: Car goes into Churn Creek north of Redding
• Zenia man, hiding in pantry, arrested in drug, theft case
• Cottonwood Union School District Planning to Close School Site
• Graceful World Change: Meaningful, Fun and Empowering
• UC Berkeley Scholarship Fundraising Banquet
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Chicken Curry Soup
• UPDATED: Deputies unable to find suspect after chase; SUV stolen from Anderson car lot
• UPDATED: Man injured in fight at Basshole bar in Lakehead
• Redding Weather: Dry end to today; rain returns Friday night
• Editorial: Drop in teenage births shows rise in responsibility
• Ruth Marcus: Mandate's value? Try $116 billion
• Bob Madgic: How will cutting solve problems?
• Michael Madden: Argument supports failed status quo
• Hostetler creates by pairing colors, names and numbers
• Umsted’s location, good food are winning combination
• Wickie Smith: Stand together for conscience
• All-around win: Foothill baseball tops Enterprise 4-0
• Knights' offense stings Lassen in doubleheader
• Cubs Classic softball tournament brings talent
• Area Roundup: Shasta baseball pitchers team up for no-hitter
• Police arrest Redding jeweler; man accused of buying goods from burglaries
• Septic tank rules issued
• Ex-police sergeant who served in war dies at 55
• Confusion over electric, recall petitions in Shasta Lake
• Grand Oaks Elementary students go for the green
• North State in Brief: March 22, 2012
• North State Marketplace: March 22, 2012
• Jon Grabeal: Dust off the bike
• Senior Living: Really Senior Prom will be March 30
• Health tip: Diabetes – What is it, what causes it, and how is it managed?
• Health Briefs: March 22, 2012
• Blood drives planned at Movies 14 this weekend
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Egg Fu Young
• 2012 Last Recipe Standing: Carnitas Pork
• Injuries, 'combative' patient reported in Happy Valley wreck in front of school
• UPDATED: Police serve search warrant at downtown jewelry business
• A Reflection on Strength During Women's History Month
• The Carr Family of Shasta County: Politics, Water & Public Works
• Anderson New Tech Art Students Paint Mural at Anderson River Park.
• Siskiyou County Students at California Poetry Out Loud State Finals March 25-26
• Simpson to Hold Golf Tournament
• Lucero? Utility Company? Me and my Dogs? Why arent my choices in front of me, made by me before they are taken from me?
• Deputies: Red Bluff man runs stop sign; meth pipe, brass knuckles found in car
• UPDATED: Red Bluff felon arrested in shooting
• Trial date set for Redding man accused of murdering homeless man
• UPDATED: Man dies in Red Bluff mobile-home fire
• Editorial: Republicans itching to find a line of attack
• Thomas Sowell: Political 'inevitability' is fragile
• Phyllis Miller: A million-dollar double standard
• Bob Davis: Grocery workers quick to help
• Richard Molinar: Let Afghans resolve their own issues
• Sharon Duchac: Be responsible for your choices
• A win by a draw: U-Prep girls soccer ties Foothill
• Area roundup: Foothill softball team captures EAL opener
• Kevin Askeland: Division I baseball loaded with talent
• Shasta tennis outlasts rival Enterprise
• Lucero decides not to turn in rate increase signatures
• No headline - Dolores_Brief
• No clear answers on Redding post office's future
• Carpetbagger charges leveled in Assembly race
• North State Marketplace: March 21, 2012
• Secretary of state urges Redding students to participate
• Father charged with felony DUI; daughters hospitalized
• Today in history: March 21, 2012
• Trial starts in beating death
• North State in Brief: March 21, 2012
• Bob Davis: Grocery workers quick to help
• Editorial: Republicans itching to find a line of attack
• Thomas Sowell: Political 'inevitability' is fragile
• Phyllis Miller: A million-dollar double standard
• Richard Molinar: Let Afghans resolve their own issues
• Sac. River Trail in Redding to close for three days; crews to repair storm damage
• The Fishing Report — March 23, 2012
• Redding weather update: Chance of showers with cool temperatures
• Editorial: Keeping records open: Should you need a lawyer?
• Tom Elias: Democrats resisting Brown's cuts
• Redding couple get new home after house fire
• Dennis Heiman: An alternative to Obamacare
• Justin Howland: Missing stop sign makes road risky
• Bruce Stratton: Swimming hole was peaceful
• Last Recipe Standing: Contest & Rules 2012
• Today in history: March 20, 2012
• 1st Assembly District candidates debate in Redding
• Area Roundup: Shasta boys finish fourth at Wolfpack golf tourney
• Medical marijuana plan rally outside Redding City Hall
• Chico State expecting to reduce enrollment
• Storms making way for showers over the north state
• Redding woman gets 11-year term in boyfriend death
• North State Marketplace: March 20, 2012
• Bigger spotted owl habitat proposed
• North state briefs: March 20, 2012
• Scene: March 20, 2012
• Helping nature: Scouts, families plant 2,000 ponderosa pines in one day
• Sharon Randall: Looking for beauty and having it find you
• Margaret Cantrell: Diatribes are bipartisan
• Redding woman sentenced to prison for the death of her boyfriend
• Medical marijuana advocates plan rally outside Redding council chambers
• 5 Women Wearing The Same Dress
• Voices of Faith — March 24, 2012
• Two Red Bluff men arrested on drug charges
• Six arrested after home burglary in Anderson
• Redding weather: Partly sunny today, showers likely Tuesday
• Editorial: Tax deal or no, schools must plan for worst
• John Wildermuth: Brown surrenders on tax measure
• Alex Landi: For left, everything's a right
• George Perry: Poor have little to pay in taxes
• Ron Schipper: Ministry provides a service to kids
• Stan Little: Try living that principle
• Carlo Jensen: More warnings, please
• Don Farrell: CalPERS' no-lose proposition
• Weed claims title in tourney
• New heart procedure gives Redding man new swing
• Writer Patience Abbe, 87, of Redding dies
• No headline - NORTH_STATE_BRIEF
• Today in history: March 19, 2012
• Redding police catch man they say tampered with car
• Redding weather: Partly sunny with a chance of showers
• David Benda: Owner of Pac Out in Redding dies at 95
• Editorial: Time for voters to drop curtain on Lucero show
• Bruce Ross: A scam pulled on conservatives
• Lennie Copeland: Where's equity for small business?
• John Fluhart: Medi-Cal cuts harm patients
• Richard Long: Where's the wisdom of John F. Kennedy?
• Henry Schmid: Don't disarm Marines
• Stephane Posson: Keep America out of another war
• Kent Snider Jr.: A war on women? Only to the left
• Cathy Kneer: Proud to be GOP women
• Ann Chapman: Make criminals work off time
• Brenda Sinclair: Limbaugh still free to be a blowhard
• Brenda K. Smith: Afghanistan: Not worth fighting for
• John E. Cleckner Sr.: Santorum: Not even as the dogcatcher
• Jim Reed: See whole picture: Taxes are not fair
• Kim Young: Representatives do region proud
• Joan Manning: The new vocabulary for today's America
• Steve Duffy: A catalog of costly mistakes and horrors
• John Keye: Want new taxes? End cap and trade
• Bob Wilkinson: Please exercise some restraint
• CHP: Intoxicated driver caused wreck that sent two children to hospital
• RPD: Man breaks into Famous Dave's, leaves empty handed
• RPD: Officers arrest two after stopping pedestrian carrying television overnight
• UPDATED: Two-alarm house fire on Old Eureka Way
• Redding weather: Rain possible through next week
• Editorial: Sane response to legal turmoil — wait and see
• Marc Beauchamp: GOP rival condemns LaMalfa's 'hypocrisy'
• Stephen Plass: Spelling Bee is first-class event
• Ken Archuleta: Coulter's words earn criticism
• Margaret Beck: Anonymous comments offer skewed view
• North State in Brief: March 17, 2012
• Plea bargain rejected in daughter's drowning; father could spend up to 15 years in prison
• Patriots fall to Weed at Liberty baseball tournament; Patriots suffer 11-0 loss to Weed in rainy first round of tournament
• CHP officer arraigned on felony DUI charges; no plea entered
• Hair-razing fundraiser: Grant teachers get heads shaved for cancer funds
• Liberty Christian's softball team can't hold onto lead; Weed comes back for 12-11 win
• Sudden, painful loss: Family, friends remember victim of brutal Mountain Gate slaying
• Thomas Lawrence: Big sticks gaining notoriety
• Turning point for Rocky Point dispute? School, Gateway district closing in on charter renewal
• Former Redding fire captain pleads not guilty; molestation charges involve 5-year-old girl
• Gas Point Road wreck sends three to hospital, including two children
• Area roundup: West Valley track team has good showing
• Wary north state drivers running on fumes; businesses, consumers weigh options
• Today in History: March 17, 2012
• Dream home comes true; nonprofit helps veteran purchase house in Shasta Lake
• Redding woman, Anderson councilman connect to Marine named on MIA bracelet
• Straight Talk: Bi-sexual teen wants to know when to come out
• Engagement: Holly Vasquez and Gregory Holda
• Nerds on Computing: Blogging allows you to share your passion with the world
• Anniversary: Jim and Mary Lou Gibson
• Redding teachers shave heads to raise money for cancer cause
• Cypress Avenue closure postponed because of weather
• Avoid fungus gnats
• Dare to be different: Think beyond tomatoes, peppers
• Home and Garden briefs: March 17, 2012
• Ask Anna: Vinegar can be handy for painting projects
• Master Gardeners: Native plants take the place of lawn
• Forum to focus on homelessness
• Cypress bridge earns transportation group's recognition
• UPDATE: Highway 299 in Trinity County open again after rock slide near Big Bar
• Redding weather: Rain today, cold air to move in tonight
• Felony DUI charges filed against CHP officer; Redding woman due for arraignment today
• Editorial: Fire tax's delay gives Democrats a second chance
• Charles Krauthammer: Seaweed in your gas tank
• Fred Fourby: Mountain lions threaten pets
• Steve Coughlin: Let science drive lion management
• George Clarke: Enforce the law to tame streets
• Redding man doesn't attend trial in homeless death
• Enterprise grad to lead pro ball team; Dill, 27, takes on New Mexico baseball club
• Redding pot ruling draws council confusion
• Judge denies Redding's injunction request; marijuana dispensaries can remain open
• T.J. Holmes: Taking a long look at spring
• Repeal of rural fire fee goal of bill; LaMalfa, Nielsen back legislation
• What's fair fare for bus? Transit officials seek short-range goals
• Shasta County grand jury holds open house; serving community is a priority
• Redding's eagle pair hatches at least 1 egg; Patriot, Liberty feeding eaglet, bird watcher says
• North State in Brief: March 16, 2012
• Vehicles at trails target of thieves; 15 break-ins reported in past 3 weeks
• Today in History: March 16, 2012
• North State Marketplace: March 16, 2012
• Man attacks security guard with rock at CVHS, deputies say
• This is a fabulous event just for seniors at Shasta Senior Nutrition Programs on...
• Two final candidates qualify for Shasta County supervisors race
• LaMalfa, Nielsen introduce bill to repeal fire fee
• Felony DUI charges filed against CHP officer
• Redding police seek pair they say killed dog, threatened owners with shotgun
• Mall March Madness!
• Redding man killed Wednesday in Woodland wreck
• UPDATED with video: Judge denies Redding's request for court order to close medical marijuana dispensaries
• UPDATED: Redding eagle pair has at least one egg hatch
• Redding weather: More rain, colder system to move in Saturday
• UPDATED: DUI crash causes street closure on Victor Avenue, police say
• Editorial: Auction's failure is second chance — and a warning
• Ruth Marcus: 2016: A political odyssey
• Carolyn Heaton: I don't understand your God's thinking
• Castle Lounge a great hangout for all
• Bos spices up floral design, vintage items
• Bob Weissberg: Why give forum to hate speech?
• Russ Wade: Oh yes, God's on his side
• U-Prep's 'Savage' proves to be curiously entertaining
• Riverfront's 'Tenor' lends audience to roaring good time
• Gold Street Cafe patrons know good food worth saving
• R-S sports staff makes Final Four picks
• Redding football returns; Heat kick off Saturday
• Liberty Christian set for baseball, softball tourneys; Big League Dreams hosts 2-day event
• Area Roundup: Foothill wins EAL baseball opener
• Mountain Gate man enters not-guilty plea in February's brutal killings
• North State in Brief: March 15, 2012
• Supervisors races get more crowded; two more file in Shasta County
• Ex-boyfriend details deadly shooting; Redding woman on trial, facing murder charge
• Votes may not reflect stance on bills; north state lawmakers face criticism
• Kool April Nites Classic Car Show 2012
• Mountain Gate double-murder suspect pleads not guilty
• Redding weather: Storms continue today, into weekend
• Editorial: Campus diversity means being open to Christianity too
• Thomas Sowell: A statistical hoax and its victims
• Christine Mitchell: Misinformation spread by right
• Gary Strickler: You say 'equitable'; I say bad economics
• K.B. Fleming: We need another Great Awakening
• Steve James: Nature's solution to gopher invasion
• North State in Brief: March 14, 2012
• Wolves fall: Shasta girls can't keep up in soccer loss to Pleasant Valley
• Red Hawks baseball team moving in the right direction
• Diamond play heats up for 'Hawks; Simpson softball team eyes consistency
• Area Roundup: Shasta boys golf team takes 5th
• Officials ask Shasta County riders to shape bus system goals
• Media access sought to REU harassment reports
• Shasta County OKs $40,000 for library study; FOIL supporters in Burney praise supervisors' decision
• Trio compete for Lucero's seat; group differs on the Shasta Lake's biggest problems
• Kevin Askeland: Hawkins lights up Northern Section softball
• A welcome downpour: Rain causes minor problem as drain clogs
• Plan for Riverfront Playhouse moves ahead; work could start as early as next month
• Recall election to go forward; judge strikes down request for an injunction
• Today in History: March 14, 2012
• Judge strikes down Lucero recall challenge
• Ex-water company manager ordered to stand trial on embezzlement, forgery and perjury charges
• The Fishing Report — March 16, 2012
• Rains flood roadway at Highway 44 and Interstate 5 interchange
• Thom Berry’s Musical Ventures Presents New World Ape
• Red Bluff transient arrested for month-old burglary; man recognized in school surveillance video
• UPDATE: Northbound I-5 south of Fawndale Road cleared after wreck
• Deputies: Red Bluff man admits to carrying methamphetamine during traffic stop
• Quad stolen from Corning barn, Tehama Co. deputies say
• Teen escapes pickup rollover with only small injury to hand
• Police: Red Bluff man arrested after waving gun oustide apartment building
• Redding weather: Rain today with strong winds
• Flames engulf Redding house
• Two candidates drop out of Shasta County supervisor's race
• Redding man gets 16 years in molestation case
• Group plans to sue to remove Dwinnell Dam in Siskiyou County
• Today in history: March 13, 2012
• Lost falcon and its owner are reunited
• Shasta County supervisors to discuss Burney library proposal
• North State in Brief: March 13, 2012
• North State Marketplace briefs: March 13, 2012
• Tyrannosaurus duplex: Dinosaur sculptures set home apart
• Judy Pearson: County badly needs a mental facility
• Tom Elias: PUC chief: Fox watching henhouse
• VA yields to angry Shast County veterans
• Clifton Seago: The GOP is simply obsessed with sex
• Margaret Earnest: Republicans wage war against women
• Richard Wilkinson: Where's the ACLU?
• Eagles' Adkins does double duty in drubbing
• All the right ingredients: Foothill boys hoops building lasting success
• Area Roundup: U-Prep baseball earns first win
• Editorial: Burney library would be a wise county investment
• Voices of Faith — March 17, 2012
• Scene: March 13, 2012
• Sharon Randall: We can't always be there when needed
• Redding advises caution ahead of storm
• Redding man sentenced to prison for child molestation
• Caltrans: Planned closure of Cypress Avenue at I-5 postponed
• Not guilty plea entered in broker's misdemeanor theft case
• Enviro group may sue to remove Lake Shastina's dam in Siskiyou County
• Tehama deputies investigating burglary at Cottonwood Sand and Gravel
• UPDATED: Palmer drops bid for county supervisor; cost of campaign, family obligations cited
• UPDATED: School bus on fire near Hat Creek; no students on board
• Police: two run from stolen car in Red Bluff; pair arrested, shotgun found in car
• UPDATED: Redding weather: Rain possible today, all week
• Editorial: Mercury-laced lakes, and fish, are here to stay
• Bob Williams: Speculators drive oil prices up
• Erich Ziller: Tax code rigged for the wealthy
• Art Shoffner: Cameras: Robbery without a gun
• Oakley Howell: Cooperation makes us human
• Shasta College has a field day at Invitational
• New effort helps old Shasta General Hospital cemetery
• Anderson mows down opponents at Cubs Classic
• Foothill falls just short
• Slaying victim remembered
• Venues add to moment
• Today in history: March 12, 2012
• North state in brief: March 12, 2012
• Anderson woman arrested in stabbing
• Services held for Mt. Gate murder victim Bradshaw today in Redding
• Ex-felons arrested at Redding motel after police find them with shotguns
• Anderson man tried to kill woman by strangling her, sheriff says
• Redding weather: A rainy day and week
• David Benda: Tehama brands pump up travel
• Silas Lyons: Pols' pledges mock democracy
• Editorial: City needn't rush to altar with Clarity
• Editorial: Bosenko lands a gift he can scarcely afford
• John F. Swaim: Law-abiding citizens are under assault
• Megan Owens: 'Farewell to Manzanar' community read activities scheduled
• Book Review: 'Betrayal of Trust' mixes politics and death
• Tom Dunlap: First refrigerator was mark of independence
• Nerds: Tax preparation software puts the 'EZ' back in 1040EZ
• Engagement: Madison Stanger and Stephen Kline
• Bon Voyage: There's more Mexico than Baja
• Kay Kobe: Recall drive followed rules
• Dick Arneson: Top 1 percent pay heavy taxes
• Morton Giesecke: Murder took man of many skills
• Debra Atlas: Unearthed Paints offers natural way to bring color to walls
• Lewis Chamberlain: Disability insurance can protect income
• Enjoy magazine concentrates on the positive
• Debt Adviser: 401(k) loan won't fix your bad credit
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Finding the right printer for your needs
• Wedding: Chloe Lugg and Jacob Moore
• Pacheco student wins Record Searchlight Regional Spelling Bee
• Redding man robbed at gunpoint on home doorstep
• Redding weather: Rain moves in tonight, will stick around through Friday
• UPDATED:Explosive wreck knocks out poer in east Redding; police close area surrounding Mt. Shasta Mall
• Editorial: Electric discount tries to turn on job machine
• Marc Beauchamp: Ann Coulter's coming: Where's our tolerance?
• Gary R. Chase: Why should I pay for your fun?
• Hank Mostovoy: Federal workers also earn honors
• Diana Clayton: Dredging rules awful, arbitrary
• Virginia Keyes: The GOP trembles before Limbaugh
• Foothill in must-win situation again; No. 13 Cougars face No. 12 Center in state playoffs today
• No doubt: Anderson's Hawkins dominates with two no-hitters, perfect game
• Thomas Lawrence: Local talent fills Shasta College softball roster
• After-school programs nurture biblical values; Good News Clubs grow in Shasta County
• Project for the ages: Students, retirees gain understanding
• Picking out the perfect tree; tree giveaway highlights Arbor Week in Redding
• Area Roundup: Foothill baseball team still unbeaten
• North State in Brief: March 10, 2012
• No clues found in search for missing Modoc man; 36-year-old's pickup was found March 3
• Shasta College routs Siskiyous; big first inning, pitcher Imhoff lead Knights to 16-1 win
• Munroe to run for District 4 supervisor; Lakehead man sought seat in 2004
• A benefit for Marcella Wagner
• Today in History: March 10, 2012
• Flowering doesn't always mean fruiting
• Tree advice: Avoid harmful mistakes
• Ask Anna: How to easily remove nail polish
• Laura Christman: Let native oaks take care of themselves
• 'Botany for Gardeners' explores plants' amazing survival techniques
• Master Gardeners: Consider low-maintenance grasses for lawn
• UPDATE: Amber Alert lifted for missing Willows girls, CHP says
• Tehama deputies searching for Lake California vandals
• Two arrested, seven missing after probation-parole compliance check
• Forest Service prescribed burn producing smoke cloud north of Redding
• Shasta County's jobless rate up from December, but down from year ago
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:10 a.m. March 9, 2012
• Redding weather: Sunny today, rain Saturday night
• Editorial: Judge makes the only sound call on recall
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama's top priority: Stop Israel
• Fred Hild and Don Wehunt: Why is governor punishing vets?
• Ruth Freel: Cut budgets from the top
• Ron Compton: Compromise? Not with evil Democrats
• T.J. Holmes: Northern Section hoops refusing to back down
• Area Roundup: Shasta gets 2 at tourney
• Eagles fall in 1st round; late slump in 4th quarter dooms West Valley
• Friends, family aid crash victim; Montgomery school benefit set for tonight
• Tehama County man receives eight-year sentence in molestation case
• Today in History: March 9, 2012
• Visions of peace, flying doves fill the air
• Recall ruling soon; judge denies Lucero attempt for restraining order on election
• North State in Brief: March 9, 2012
• Recall effort moves ahead; medical pot activists seek ouster of Redding council trio
• Persistent third-grader envisions glory; north state pupils to compete in Record Searchlight Spelling Bee
• Global-a-go-go at mall; multicultural festival planned Saturday in Redding
• Mercury in fish at area lakes raises alarm; new regulations sought for Shasta, Whiskeytown
• Shasta County nets grant for jail, but money may not be available to operate facility
• Fee holiday doing its job; subdivisions buzzing; terms end June 30 in Redding
• Travelin' in Time: Ah Di Na is a beautiful slice of history
• Mountain lion sighting in Red Bluff confirmed
• Babich drops out of Assembly race
• Shasta County wins $33 million from state for jail upgrade
• Endicott sentenced to prison for molesting boy
• Protesters picket KQMS radio over Rush Limbaugh
• Smoke west of Redding is control burn at Whiskeytown
• UPDATED: Ruling on Lucero recall lawsuit expected within a week; councilwoman, attorney ask DA, sheriff to investigate
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:19 a.m. March 8, 2012
• Cottonwood boy gets first place at CA State yo-yo competition.
• ShanesWay Flip Flops and Finery Night
• CLAIR A. HILL – ENGINEER, OUTDOORSMAN, & VISIONARY LEADER
• N. California Family Farmer Wins Gold at California Olive Oil Council Competition
• 4th Annual Emergency Preparedness Fair
• Girl Scout Centennial Sunday, March 11, 2012
• Redding weather: Rain begins this weekend
• Editorial: Fish and Game fuss is pointless political purge
• Ruth Marcus: Lasting damage for Romney
• March Wine briefs
• Evie Ladin, Oaksong switch venues, bring same folksy flavor
• World-class cinema comes to Redding with Sundial Film Festival
• Foster spices is up at 2nd Saturday Art Night
• Jayna Thai a delicious cultural treat in Redding
• James W. Gibson: Where is country headed?
• Susan Place: Restore equity to tax system
• Charles Hornbeck: Safety is the reason for building permits
• End of the road: Central Valley Falcons go cold in loss to Arcata Tigers
• Patriots reach overtime with last-second layup, fall to Waves in heartbreaker
• Hornets let opportunities slip away in loss; Lindhurst takes advantage of late Enterprise misses
• Area Roundup: No. 13 Foothill plays on; Cougars advance to second round
• Eagles fall in 1st round; late slump in 4th quarter dooms West Valley
• Lakehead mystery: Rescue group seeks owner of lost Gyrfalcon
• Today in History: March 8, 2012
• Exchange Club of Redding to honor top officers
• Redding man sentenced to four years in smoothie case; at hearing, he tells victim of his regret
• North State in Brief: March 8, 2012
• Redding Police searching for suspect in connection with theft of $20,000 in computers, software
• The Fishing Report — March 9, 2012
• UPDATE: Escaped control burn near Montgomery Creek contained to half acre
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park - 6:16 a.m. March 7, 2012
• Police: Teens admit to spray painting rail cars, other vandalism
• Redding weather: Sunny into Friday, then rain
• Editorial: Gorgeous winter carries a price tag come summertime
• Thomas Sowell: The scholar who saved lives
• Paul Anderson: Lend your support to a city of trees
• Redding council rejects term limits proposal
• A tale of two jails: Cases bring up bail issues; 4 beers for one, 11 weapons counts for other
• Shasta Lake City Councilwoman Dolores Lucero calls on pair to resign
• Inmate-release program gets good marks; Shasta County report comes with caveat
• North State in Brief: March 7, 2012
• Redding council approves new group to study bad roads; $2M a year not enough to fix 174 miles
• Camping World store planned in Anderson; Auto Mall Drive location considered
• Ex-boyfriend slaying trial starts; Redding woman faces life in prison
• Today in History: March 7, 2012
• Tehama re-branding reaches a 'peak!'; Red Bluff, Manton themes are unveiled
• Diamond fever heats up for the Knights; baseball's talent stable promising
• Shasta Knights' softball team improving despite slow start
• Area Roundup: Foothill blasts Yreka 10-0
• Kevin Askeland: Dynastic baseball clubs gear up for '12
• North State Marketplace: March 7, 2012
• Thomas Sowell: The scholar who saved lives
• Editorial: Gorgeous winter carries a price tag come summertime
• Paul Anderson: Lend your support to a city of trees
• Shasta County releases public safety realignment status report
• Something exciting is about to happen! Mercy Medical Center Redding is hosting t...
• UPDATED: Hay truck fire reported on Highway 299 near Montgomery Creek
• UPDATED: Winds knock down tree onto wires in north Redding; fire and outage reported
• UPDATED: Cottonwood woman allegedly steals 4 beers; held on $100K bail
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:19 a.m. March 6, 2012
• Fire in Rancho Tehama confined to outbuilding
• Redding Weather: More than 40 mph gusts today
• Editorial: Legislature can stop votes from being lost in mail
• Tom Elias: Can Brown co-opt rival tax plans?
• Keri Smith: False accusations are wrecking lives
• Marilyn McNichols: Shooters help driver find way
• Fire district forced to lay off engineer; Decline in property values slashes funding
• March 13 trial set in beating death; Redding defendant forms insanity case
• North state in brief: March 6
• North State Marketplace: March 6, 2012
• North state fires bigger, but less severe, study says
• Judge refuses to dismiss child abuse charges
• Cashing in on tourism; Travelers come from around globe to visit Shasta County recreation areas
• Experts: CHP investigating own officer not uncommon
• CHP officer tied to child porn case; Illegal guns, explosives found in home
• Redding and Turtle Bay celebrate Arbor Week
• Today in history: March 6, 2012
• Wild wolf back in California
• Voices of Faith — March 10, 2012
• UPDATED: Redding CHP officer investigated in child-porn case
• UPDATED: Fatal wreck on Clear Creek Road west of Redding
• Firefighters working structure fire in Millville
• Deputies: Red Bluff daughter held knife to mom's throat
• Bank fund set up for Mountain Gate murder victim
• Redding Weather: A damp end to today?
• Editorial: City confesses to failing streets, but no easy fix
• Loretta Carrico-Russell: Dumping Mark Zuckerberg — not so simple
• Debra Bowen: Postal Service needs to brake for democracy
• Hanging tough: Shasta gets set for D-II NorCal tourney after losing to Chico in Northern Section
• Shasta track teams have an eventful day
• 1,000 attend Ratledge service; Area fire crews join mourners
• Today in history: March 5, 2012
• North State in Brief: Monday, March 5
• NorCal playoff seeding set to go
• Lobsinger falls short in state once again
• More than 1,000 gather in Cottonwood for Ratledge memorial
• Lobsinger gets second-place finish at California State Wrestling Championships
• Redding weather: Sunny and warm
• Police: Man with stolen check was driving stolen vehicle
• Duo bring home wrestling medals; Poston and Smull able to crack Top 8
• Silas Lyons: Grieving mother offers grace
• Editorial: Let government take first steps to restore coho
• David Benda: Redding makes 'elevator pitch' to airlines
• David H. Scott: Camp sale sets bad precedent
• Alana Burke: Obama apology OK; turning the other cheek not
• North State at Work: All employers have to follow I-9 rules
• Gary Self: What's Republican insurance reform?
• John Whittenberger: Anselmo gets a free ride
• Alex Landi: Buy your own birth control
• Vickie Hunter: Take opportunity to say thank you
• Robert Bliss: Can't local mail be sorted locally?
• Stan Little: Women should shun the GOP
• Rod Evans: County has only itself to blame
• Bill Masten: Ambitions trump honoring police
• Dorothy Robbins: Candidates have true conviction
• Ann Little: Keep watchdog in City Hall
• Debra Atlas: The Fire Blanket can stop small household fires
• Business Spotlight: A Plus Safety
• UPDATED: EMTs, officers unable to find overnight stabbing victim at Redding Library
• One injured in overnight Happy Valley stabbing
• Redding Weather: Warm, sunny days ahead
• It was a day of firsts; 4 champs crowned as tourney opens in Chico
• Seasoned Falcons capture title again; third-seeded CV pulls away for D-IV crown
• West Valley's Lobsinger still in the mix for state wrestling title
• Pulling through: West Valley girls squeak by Anderson to claim title
• First 5 preps wee ones; 'These are kids I use as role models'
• Redding mom earns award for volunteer work; leadership honor puts hard times behind
• North State in Brief: March 3, 2012
• Details of slaying rampage revealed; friend of suspect describes shock of being stabbed in face
• Area Roundup: Shasta baseball blanks Winters
• School site plan nixed; charter sought move to Redding
• View 202 is ready to serve; owners give a tour of Redding's newest restaurant
• Arrest made after search; Methadone, weapons found in CHP officer's home
• A tale of two halves for Lions; Redding Christian outscored 25-11 over last two quarters
• Editorial: Redding's history shows voters don't need term limits
• Marc Beauchamp: Will Obama pay a price for $5 gas?
• Today in History: March 3, 2012
• Diane E. Hawthorne: Is gouging legal?
• Ruth Dettmer: Help people first
• Jeffrey Stotter: City should just scrap red-light cameras
• Redding's Newest Art Gallery
• A BRIDGE TO LONGEVITY
• 40 Days for Life
• Travelin' in Time: Shasta Courthouse bricks made return trip after years in Redding buildings
• Wild wolf OR-7 returns to Oregon
• Ask Anna: Quick tip to remove wax from wood floors
• Backyard potatoes add substance to garden
• Get mileage from old tires: Use them to grow potatoes
• Master Gardeners: Worries about genetically altered seeds
• Native Plants: California pipevine is butterfly lifeline
• Be wary of weeds (even pulled ones)
• District Headlines
• UPDATED: One in custody after pursuit east of Redding
• UPDATED: Vehicle pulled out of embankment on Highway 299 east of Redding; minor injuries
• Redding weather: Sunny and breezy
• Boat, RV show revving up; outlook brighter for sales success
• North State Marketplace: Friday, March 2
• Working to preserve the past; Agreement sought with state park
• After delay, police center to open
• Report shows man admitted to killings; McDonald waives right to an attorney at arraignment
• Today in history: March 2, 2012
• Mother gains bit of solace; she meets with man who killed daughter
• Sunday service set for captain; County dept. covering calls for Cottonwood firefighters
• North State in Brief: Friday, March 2
• Fisheries officials face hostile crowd: Salmon recovery plan seen as flawed
• Editorial: Parks fuel jobs, but thankfully not too many
• Charles Krauthammer: Mitt Romney's lucky streak
• Carlo Jensen: Real life is not a movie
• Ken Rice: Cookie dough sale leaves bad taste
• Cherrill Clifford: Bells toll for liberty
• Grappling goals: wrestlers open state meet today
• Boys basketball finals preview: titles on the line for area boys
• Girls basketball finals preview: Anderson, West Valley, Redding Christian vye for title
• Big turnout expected for annual NorCal run
• Area Roundup: Enterprise baseball opens tourney with two wins
• Memorial fund set up for Cottonwood firefighter's family
• UPDATED: Tehama Sheriff van toting inmates flips on side, minor injuries reported
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:27 a.m. March 1, 2012
• UPDATED: Cause identified of fire that killed 6-year-old Redding boy; donation account set up
• Burning car leads to arrest at Mercy Medical Center parking garage in Redding
• Chains required on mountain roads
• Redding weather: Showers likely today
• Editorial: Dam-busting drive smashes integrity too
• Dan Walters: Lawmakers show hypocrisy over cougar hunt
• Cheesecakes proves to be a tasty obsession
• Shamless O'Leery's sets pace for Irish pubs
• Randall returns to Redding for Second Saturday Art Night
• Classical Piano concert has just the right 'Touch'
• Ruth Marcus: Crusader Rick's class warfare
• North State in Brief: March 1, 2012
• A finals return: Pkhakadze leads Liberty boys to big D-V semifinal victory
• Experienced Falcons come through in clutch
• Area Roundup: Redding Christian girls headed back to D-VI finals
• Panoramic river view
• School districts consider merging
• Foreclosures on the rise
• Church sues family over cemetery
• Redding police honors its officers
• Whiskeytown plans are unveiled
• 2 dead had no link to fight
• Firefighter struck, killed on I-5
• Former fire chief accused of stealing
• RPD: Four arrested in connection with string of burglaries
• UPDATED: Sheriff: Mt. Gate murder victims were "innocent bystanders"
• UPDATED: One in custody after man allegedly shoots inside a home, then drives off
• Redding man pleads guilty to child molestation charges; sentencing set for March
• UPDATED: Mount Shasta fire chief, a former deputy, charged with stealing district funds
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:15 a.m. Feb. 29, 2012
• UPDATED: Cottonwood firefighter killed, CHP officer injured on I-5
• Chains required on mountain roads around Redding
• Editorial: Accountability must start with the supervisors
• Thomas Sowell: Pettiness and mud in primary
• Craig Vivas: Reed supports tax fairness
• Charlie Love: Keep charity where it helps
• Heartbreaker: Foothill girls fail to convert game-tying free throws in final minute, lose to Paradise 55-53
• No. 1 Enterprise girls upset by Oroville
• Enterprise boys come out fast, coast to win over Paradise
• Enterprise boys come out fast, coasts to win over Paradise
• Foothill boys race past Las Plumas 60-33, advance to D-III final
• Area Roundup: West Valley girls demolish Orland in semifinals, 51-14
• Kevin Askeland: Orland, Chico set Masters records
• ER expansion blessed at Mercy Medical Center in Redding
• Two Shasta County men killed in rampage and fire in Mountain Gate
• North State Marketplace Briefs: Feb. 29, 2012
• Tehama County wolf debate focuses on jail, fines
• Signatures submitted in Shasta County chapel dispute
• Shasta County senior swimming champ dies at 85
• Fired federal adviser files whistle-blower complaint over Klamath dam removal
• North State in Brief: Feb. 29, 2012
• State senate ousts CSU's chairman
• Fire destroys second house
• Mental health evaluation ordered for man accused of ramming ambulance
• The Fishing Report — March 2, 2012
• UPDATED: Ousted scientist claims Salazar "spun" Klamath dam removal reports
• UPDATED: Two dead in stabbing and truck fire near Lehigh Cement in Mt. Gate
• UPDATED with video: Fire destroys home in Bella Vista area
• UPDATED: Head-on crash closes Canyon Road in Redding
• Redding weather: Winter storm expected to hit tonight
• Editorial: Rancheria hedges, but have no doubt: It wants a casino
• Mrs. Joseph King: Stop the greed; support Lucero
• Tom Elias: One-sided 'paycheck protection'
• Redding woman dies in collision; Three injured in head-on crash
• Decision to withhold private chapel's permit spurs protest
• Andrew H. Zaech: Pay attention on the roads
• Gerad Dean: Consumers deserve facts about GMOs
• Ann Brynjolfsson: Gift of lights is appreciated
• Gail Hansen: Where is the bailout for Postal Service?
• North State Marketplace: Feb. 28, 2012
• Ruling on pot shops slated; Decision likely to be appealed
• County supervisors focus on upper management, public's confusion
• North State in Brief: Feb. 28, 2012
• Redding boy, 6, dies in blaze
• Decision on dam removal delayed
• Alert on flu dangers issued; Mild season reported nationwide
• Today in history: Feb. 28, 2012
• Mrs. Joseph King: Stop the greed; support Lucero
• Baked Rigatoni with Spinach
• Shasta County residents rally to support Anselmo's chapel
• Family of 16-year-old boy injured Friday asking for donations; boy didn't have health insurance, sister says
• No ruling in dispensary case; Judge hears arguments, says he'll issue decision within two weeks
• Former Bieber postmaster pleads guilty to embezzlement
• UPDATED: Shasta Lake man dies in Glenn County Jail
• UPDATED: Redding woman killed in wreck on Lake Boulevard
• Bagpipe Competition Comes To Redding!
• UPDATED: Child dies in mobile home fire west of Redding
• UPDATED: Coroner IDs man found dead by railroad tracks north of Redding
• Domestic dispute ends with stabbing at downtown Redding hotel
• Redding man arrested on suspicion of interfering with firefighters
• Redding weather: Rain on the way
• Editorial: Closing loophole will avert next legal travesty
• Bob Williams: Where will polarization end?
• Jim Roberts: A simple solution to Iranian nukes
• Janet Paine: Hiker grateful for assistance
• Timothy J. Duffy: Let Israel solve nuclear problem
• Joanne Mackenstadt: Winter's nice — wait till July
• Gary Rossman: Can we ever fulfill Afghan 'mission'?
• Driver killed, passenger injured in Shasta Lake crash
• Rain forces postponement of Daytona 500
• Booked a year in advance; Civic Auditorium, now run by nonprofit, to host diverse events
• Today in History: Monday, Feb. 27
• North State in Brief: Monday, Feb. 27
• County meeting overlaps rally; Some say timing meant to interfere with attendance
• Fire reported in north Redding
• Man dies Saturday in Lewiston house fire
• Teen killed in crash Friday identified
• Redding weather: Partly sunny today; winter weather coming later this week
• UPDATED: Identities released in fatal Shasta Lake wreck
• Silas Lyons: It's time to take our chances
• Editorial: Schools cannot afford to ignore merger money
• Sharon Hunter: Consolidation could lift school budgets
• Richard Jacobsen: The county should fight real blight
• Kristin Kennedy: Symphony enlivens our cultural life
• RedBlueAmerica: Is it time for affirmative action to end?
• Richard Molinar: Can utility not trim expenses?
• Ken DeCamp: Extremists need to tone it down
• Bonnie Erbe: Horse contraceptive could end cruelty
• Linda Stolz: Releasing the fish? Leave it in water
• Chaplain Jim Jones: Who among us has it perfect?
• Stan Statham: Debates allow educated choice
• Terrence Breidenbach: Has civilization really progressed?
• Tom Dunlap: Enjoying a duck dinner with friends
• David Benda: LaMalfa dances around subsidies
• Debra Atlas: Green your coffee with Repurpose Compostables
• Annette Osborne: Children want a say in family decisions
• Andrea Eldridge: How to set up a wireless network, keep it running smoothly
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Keyboard shortcuts make work a snap
• Anniversary: Peter and Fern Bach
• Taped bottle sparks call for bomb squad in Red Bluff
• RPD: Man caught with 20 grams of meth after idling around parked cars with hat-flashlight
• Man caught with 20 grams of meth after idling around parked cars with hat-flashlight
• Redding Weather: Wet nights, cooler temperatures ahead for week
• North State in Brief: Feb. 25, 2012
• Editorial: Historic park, due for closure, finds its saviors
• Marc Beauchamp: Cremation, why I'm all hot for it
• Linda R. Coulter: Whatever happened to sense of honor?
• Bruce Hillman: We're not 'broke'; system is broken
• Donald B. Martin: Do you know what wolves really do?
• Judy Pearson: History lessons really pay off
• Mike Ricks: Rights, contracts rendered worthless
• Staying on course: Top seeds advance to semis at Northern Section Masters prep wrestling championships
• Falcons pummel Trinity; Spaschak, Mancasola star for No. 3 CV
• Liberty Christian boys rout Mount Shasta; No. 1 Patriots cruise to semis with 66-41 win
• Shasta boys advance to Division II final; Wolves hammer Pleasant Valley in semifinals 55-37
• Area Roundup: Redding Christian falls in OT
• Truck hauling wrecked vehicles crashes on Hwy. 44
• Motorbike-pickup collision kills teen; boy’s passenger in critical condition
• Mind your manners: Lunchtime club teaches Millville elementary students good behavior
• North State Marketplace: Feb. 25, 2012
• Today in History: Feb. 25, 2012
• Re-election not in supervisors' plans
• Schools need to fortify budgets; six districts in north state face scrutiny
• Donald B. Martin: Do you know what wolves really do?
• Marc Beauchamp: Cremation, why I'm all hot for it
• Linda R. Coulter: Whatever happened to sense of honor?
• Bruce Hillman: We're not 'broke'; system is broken
• Mike Ricks: Rights, contracts rendered worthless
• Judy Pearson: History lessons really pay off
• Shasta Regional CEO says billing investigation didn't prompt president to leave
• UPDATED: One teen dead, another in surgery after being hit by pickup in Keswick
• Freaky, sneaky parasitic plants live off others
• Master Gardeners: Lots of healthy options for garden
• Laura Christman: Starting seeds indoors has challenges, rewards
• Ask Anna: Use shoe organizer to store sweaters
• Delay pruning citrus trees
• UPDATED: Hwy. 44 west of Shingletown open again after big-rig wreck
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:15 a.m. Feb. 24, 2012
• CEO of Shasta Regional's parent company steps down day before hearing
• Redding Weather: February may end with some precipitation
• West Valley headed to the semifinals; Ostrom provides lift for Eagles
• Party of no says, 'Yes' — but where are the Democrats?
• Brett Letendre: Drug agency's dismantling is blow to safety
• Michael Gerson: Obama's options on Iran
• John P. Schafer: Win one with the Gipper
• Stan Little: Republicans prove the point
• Roy Hutchings: This is no tax cut
• Travelin' in Time: A brief tour of Pit River powerhouses
• Fundraisers to help crash victim; incident left pregnant woman paralyzed
• Area Roundup: Red Bluff bested by Pleasant Valley in girls basketball
• Scams arrive at front doors; Redding police offer safety tips on salespeople
• Today in History: Feb. 24, 2012
• Shasta Historical Society steps up; group offers to aid Shasta State Historic Park
• Hay truck catches fire on I-5; witness sees cigarette butt tossed into hay
• Shasta Lake debate: Candidates differ on how to grow city
• Lawmakers introduce bill in response to Anderson officer rape case; sex between officer, person in custody would be illegal
• Anderson girls take down Live Oak; Cubs' English steps up with 17-point game
• Limits planned for suction dredging; gold miners upset
• Mail sorting facility to close; move will affect 90 jobs in Redding
• North State in Brief: Feb. 24, 2012
• Brett Letendre: Drug agency's dismantling is blow to safety
• Roy Hutchings: This is no tax cut
• Michael Gerson: Obama's options on Iran
• Party of no says, 'Yes' — but where are the Democrats?
• John P. Schafer: Win one with the Gipper
• Stan Little: Republicans prove the point
• UPDATED: Woman taken to hospital after being trapped in overturned vehicle
• UPDATED: All lanes open southbound Interstate 5 in Anderson after hay truck fire
• Redding mail processing center will close
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:24 a.m. Feb. 23, 2012
• Health tip: Improve your financial wellbeing with extra cash
• UPDATED: Power lines moved from roadway near Junction Elementary School; power back on for most
• Siskiyou searchers rescue pair stranded in wilderness
• Redding weather: Sunshine and strong winds
• Duenas gets hot late to lead Eagles to victory; senior scores 8 in 4th quarter
• Donation centers seek several types of blood
• Senior Living: Get help right away when experiencing a TIA
• Jon Grabeal: Lunges work leg muscles
• Trudi Pratt: Local filmmakers make documentary about local food in Shasta County
• Editorial: Without clarity, greenhouse-gas crusade is futile
• Ruth Marcus: Color the Democrats purple
• Ann Casella: Winery is great for our economy
• Paul Degnan: Chest bumping nets nothing
• Fred Boest: At least waste money tangibly
• Lord's interpretation gives new life to old photos
• Country Kitchen gets updated look, same great food
• Impromptu takes to the stage with Un-Scripted
• Candid conversation gives ‘Vagina Monologues’ power, shows aid anti-violence groups
• Hundreds apply for work at soon-to-open Redding restaurant; When Famous Dave's BBQ builds it, they'll come — for 1 of 150 positions
• Overseas and out: Guard says goodbye; Redding unit headed to Afghanistan
• North State in Brief: Feb. 23, 2012
• Probe reaches home of CHP officer; commander is tight-lipped on operation
• Police arrest friend to the end; Redding man caught at crematorium seeking corpse
• Tehama fair gets a hand; teen organizes fundraiser
• Redding CHP official declines to say why investigators searched officer's home
• UPDATED: Redding man tried to steal dead friend's body from Santa Cruz crematorium, police say
• UPDATED: Car goes off Keswick Dam Road
• Redding-based National Guard unit leaves on Afghan mission
• Shasta Society of Brewers shares winter recipes
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:16 a.m. Feb. 22, 2012
• Redding weather: Sunny and windy today
• Today in History: Feb. 22, 2012
• North State in Brief: Feb. 22, 2012
• Editorial: Anti-government rhetoric, subsidies are a smelly mix
• Thomas Sowell: More taxes won't make life 'fair'
• Kent Snider Jr.: The taxing question of insurance law
• Steve Woodrum: 'Obamacare' takes conservative tack
• Bullish win: No. 11 Fall River upsets No. 6 Liberty Christian in playoffs
• Central Valley's season unravels in closing minutes; Lions' clutch flourish ends CV's season
• Treys boost Chico boys to win over Foothill
• West Valley girls soccer team remains unbeaten
• Area Roundup: Gray's buzzer 3 leads Enterprise to victory
• Kevin Askeland: Busting the NS hoops bracket
• UPDATED: Fire at Anderson duplex burns back bedroom
• Attraction do-over: Spraying volcano will be replaced at Kids Kingdom
• Once-slow center sports a new look; Sportsman's Warehouse revives Hilltop Center in Redding
• Marijuana trial on hold again; Red Bluff men close in on agreement
• Shasta Lake electric rates set to rise in March
• Lucero files lawsuit, claims fraud; councilwoman says recall attempt is illegal
• Redding council OKs relief for developers; waivers on building fees expand
• Shasta County home sales stay on upswing; year-opener is busiest since 2006
• The Fishing Report — Feb. 24, 2012
• Samurai sword used in Grenada robbery, deputies say
• Postseason action gets under way this week: Shasta boys seeded No. 2
• Prep basketball playoffs on tap: Red Bluff girls will face Pleasant Valley
• Limon trial put off until April
• Alleged I-5 gunman sees $5 million bail remain unchanged
• Anderson man sentenced to prison for sex crimes
• Tehama County man gets life term for murdering his father
• Burglar steals $4,000 ATV from Corning man
• Landscape rock worth $7,000 stolen from Corning man
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:22 a.m. Feb. 21, 2012
• UPDATED: No serious injuries in two-car crash on Hartnell Avenue
• Still no leads in Wagner hit-and-run
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny and 71 degrees
• Warmer week is expected; north state high-pressure system ahead
• Employees pitch in to help Gold Street Cafe keep its doors open
• Today in history: Feb. 21, 2012
• Owner of Vaughn's Sporting Goods in Burney retires, closes shop
• Woman alleges illegal seizure; More than 800 pounds of pot destroyed
• Wolf may be returning home to Oregon; Scientists say he's now in northeast Siskiyou
• North State Marketplace: Feb. 21, 2012
• Brakes put on buses to games; Fall River district forced to trim budget
• North state in brief: Feb. 21, 2012
• Editorial: Citizen-soldiers' deployment leaves gap in north state
• Tom Elias: Settlement is step toward housing recovery
• Jill Wyatt: Spilled milk prompts kindness
• Art McBride: Softball teams play under radar
• Glenda Bacon: This Mormon believes Jesus is our Lord
• Car stolen from YMCA, suspect sought
• Driver, dad arrested after car chase, dog attack
• Voices of Faith — Feb. 25, 2012
• Wolf back in Siskiyou County after lengthy weekend jaunt
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:22 a.m. Feb. 21, 2012
• Redding weather: Clouds and rain today, sun and warmth tomorrow
• Editorial: Redding keeps city's trail plan moving forward
• Jon Coupal: Voters can stop special-interest money
• Dan K. Thomasson: Obama budget: Good politics, poor economics
• Simpson basketball gears up for playoffs
• Paralyzed new mom still on ventilator; community rallies with fundraisers
• Holiday closures: Monday, Feb. 20
• North State in Brief: Monday, Feb. 20
• Volcano center on way; New facility aims to improve disaster plans
• Today in history: Feb. 20, 2012
• UPDATED: Redding parolee stabbed, police say
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny today, rain possible tonight
• Editorial: Highhanded hypocrisy on water law
• Emily Young: Is county coping with prison shift?
• Jack Schreder: Who will speak for the Latieze family?
• Steven Greenhut: Transparency is best for Children's Court
• Engagement: Sarah Harvey and Michael "Ryan" Rafferty
• Gary R. Chase: Help truly needy, not the scammers
• Howard Wooldridge: We must focus on real crimes
• Bill Moule: County should help Anselmo
• Roger Kampsnider: It's un-Christian to question faith
• RedBlueAmerica: Is President Obama waging a 'war on religion'?
• Bon Voyage: Heritage knowledge is just a click, kit, class or club away
• Claudia Mosby: What to do when adult child returns to the roost
• The Buzz: Gas prices are the economy's 500-pound gorilla
• Vincent D'Amato: Changes to 403(b) plans puts onus on employer
• North State at Work: How to prepare a final paycheck
• Nerd Chicks: Easy ways to banish junk email
• Megan Owens: Find great deals at Friends of the Library book sales
• Tom Dunlap: Raising of dam would erase some sites forever
• Straight Talk: Young husband cheating again
• Irma Vorbeck: Rules of behavior plant seeds of greatness
• CHP: Man arrested for alleged DUI in fatal Yreka crash
• RPD: Truck thief crashes into ditch on dead end road after short chase
• Redding Weather: Wet weekend to precede warm week
• Boy's burn marks prompt arrest
• Parsons students honor veterans; Redding school hosts ninth tribute
• Redding woman changes plea in Orland students' case
• Shasta Lake focuses on pot, utilities, budget
• Council hopefuls prepare to debate; Lucero's seat may be open in Shasta Lake
• Backer of vets earns salute; Johannessen named 2011 Citizen of Year
• LaMalfa's $4.7 million in farm subsidies draw attacks; Critics chide LaMalfa on aid for family's farm
• Dunsmuir prepares to replace Lindley; City Council gets $800,000 for ladder truck
• Bill urges more data on inmates; At fire camps, 'no idea what crimes' they committed
• North State in Brief: Feb. 18, 2012
• Editorial: 'Art of Deception' lures old casters, new generation
• Marc Beauchamp: We're conservative and we're entitled!
• Jerry Hurley: To stop crime, stop smoking
• Jay Poinsett: Turn signals? Who needs 'em?
• Ken Close: Who will bear cost?
• Barbara Riddle: Get to know real Tea Party
• Jim Brown: 'Made in the USA' is an elusive label
• Hot Hornets: Enterprise cruises past rival Foothill 59-39
• Northern Section gets changes to football alignment
• Thomas Lawrence: Knights women finish in big way
• Annette Osborne: Son plays mom over fake illnesses
• Nerd Chicks: Easy ways to banish junk email
• Megan Owens: Find great deals at Friends of the Library book sales
• North State at Work: How to prepare a final paycheck
• Bon Voyage: Heritage knowledge is just a click, kit, class or club away
• Claudia Mosby: What to do when adult child boomerangs
• The Buzz: Gas prices are the economy's 500-pound gorilla
• No headline - PAID_OBITS
• Vincent D'Amato: Changes to 403(b) plans puts onus on employer
• Master Gardeners: Blooming early can be risky for trees
• Ask Anna: Salt will remove deodorant stains
• Jon Coupal: Voters can stop special-interest money
• Editorial: Redding keeps city's trail plan moving forward
• Gary R. Chase: Help truly needy, not the scammers
• Jack Schreder: Who will speak for the Latieze family?
• Howard Wooldridge: We must focus on real crimes
• Plane lands on Highway 299 in Trinity County
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:23 a.m. Feb. 17, 2012
• Car crashes through fence and into Redding apartment building
• Red Bluff boy tells police his mom burned him with curling iron
• Gutsy win: West Valley wins bruising battle for outright NAL title
• Editorial: Bill would shield frauds, embezzlers on state payroll
• Charles Krauthammer: Obamacare vs. the Constitution
• Bill Stegall: Camp Latieze is an unaffordable drain
• Today in History: Feb. 17, 2012
• Balanced Cougars come through late
• Redding City Councilwoman McArthur will get alumni award from Chico State
• North State Marketplace: Feb. 17, 2012
• Forest Service seeks input on OHV road plan; 98 miles could be opened up
• A warm gesture to keep city coated
• North State in Brief: Feb. 17, 2012
• Yreka's Jackson Street School makes math count; school takes top award in competition
• Report details vicious beating; half brother of accused shot by police in 2011
• Agency hit with credit card fraud; Fall River manager suspects former worker
• Redding bank's car donation 'means everything' for local family; organization gives cars to families of sick kids
• Did wolf kill calves? Oregon man accuses OR-7; experts unsure
• Survey: Health costs soar for companies
• Travelin' in Time: WPA projects still evident around Redding
• Area Roundup: Central Valley boys notch big basketball win
• Trio ordered to stand trial for murder
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:21 a.m. Feb. 16, 2012
• Redding weather: Weekend could be a little wet
• Editorial: Sensible goals but crude tactics in logging bill
• Ruth Marcus: The super PAC arms race
• Joe Bahlke: A modern-day aristocracy
• Stan Little: Conservative ads aim to destroy
• Ken Deaton: Don't raise dam — dredge
• Carnegie's pulse a heartbeat of downtown Redding
• Rideout's work stands test of time
• North State Symphony plays on, features solo from hometown viola player
• Enterprise Starship takes flight for another Variety Hour
• Shameless O'Leery's brings UK flavor to Redding
• Staying on fire: U-Prep girls top Fall River, win for 11th time in last 12 games
• 3 arrested after Shasta County sheriff's deputy's truck burgled; weapons, other equipment was stolen
• Today in History: Feb. 16, 2012
• Biomass removal targeted at summit; risk of bigger wildfires would be reduced
• North State in Brief: Feb. 16, 2012
• Early morning fire kills boy, 14; woman, 2 other teens escape burning home
• Missing doorknobs open door for charges; home broker accused of taking items
• Census details homeless challenge; agencies sharpen focus on veterans
• Home market on way back? Foreclosures lowest since '09 for a January
• Rocky Point Charter gets renewal vote; Gateway board addresses several issues
• Famous Dave's in Redding will host hiring fair
• Man dies after falling off bicycle overnight
• UPDATED: CHP: 62 pounds of cocaine found in Volkswagen Jetta; traffic stop today yields another 16 pounds
• Shasta Lake man sentenced to jail in connection with brawl
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:21 a.m. Feb. 15, 2012
• Redding weather: Today should be sunny and windy
• Fire reported at Redding mobile home park
• Editorial: As fires worsen, air tankers are even more vital
• Thomas Sowell: Obama follows old, discredited path
• Ed Waters: Christian churches' teachings do vary
• Marilouise Montgomery: Let us show some respect
• Joyce Dolan: Corporations are not people
• James Williams: Treat the cause of drug crimes
• Cottonwood man accused of ramming ambulance pleads not guilty
• North state in brief: Feb. 15, 2012
• Flowers for Valentine's Day
• Early tree blooms puzzling; Redding landscaper cites a five-year warming trend
• Anselmo sues Shasta County; suit alleges violation of his religious rights
• Today in History: Feb. 15, 2012
• Rocky Point school loan questioned; probe focus is conflict of interest
• Falcons prevail: Basket at buzzer wins game; NAL crown for Falcons
• Shasta College: Facility must change or lose accreditation
• Contractors should beware of job-lead scam
• Shascade's respite care shuts down this month; parents will lose free time for rest, errands
• Vincent leads Eagles to share of NAL title; WV standout scores 18 in win over Falcons
• Area Roundup: Cougars get by Lassen
• Cottonwood man says he's sorry no one was killed in ambulance ramming, RPD report claims
• Limon trial facing another delay
• Trial date set for woman accused of trying to kidnap child
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:56 a.m. Feb. 14, 2012
• UPDATE: Fire destroys mobile home near Oak Run
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny skies are expected for today
• Editorial: It took shouting, but Trinity River planners listened
• Tom Elias: Republicans need a wider appeal
• Joan Manning: Are these people 'welfare cheats'?
• Brian Larsen: Mormons reject core doctrines
• John P. Schafer: Valentines carry memory of love
• Planning to propose? Redding grad assists
• North State Marketplace: Feb. 14, 2012
• Firefighters give Valentine's Day gifts to kids at Mercy
• Lassen County supervisor Dahle joins Assembly race
• North State in Brief: Feb. 14, 2012
• North state storm does little to dampen fire danger, dry conditions
• Former promoter to return to operate speedway
• Lehigh proposes land swap with forest service
• Wild wolf returns to Shasta County
• U.S. Forest Service's plan to replace air tanker fleet draws criticism
• Clutch performer: Foothill's Rodebaugh named 2011 Volleyball R-S.V.P.
• All-RS prep volleyball team: section champs Wolves, Cougars lead the way
• Police seek man who shot at Anderson resident
• Sharon Randall: With age comes wisdom -- and wit
• Scene: Feb. 14, 2012
• The Fishing Report — Feb. 17, 2012
• Voices of Faith — Feb. 18, 2012
• Fairgrounds picks Washington firm to run raceway in Anderson
• 5.6 quake strikes north state
• Redding woman named to state panel
• Wolf OR7 back in Shasta County
• David Benda: Fairgrounds board ready to pick new raceway promoter
• UPDATED: Redding weather: Showers forecast for today
• A dual threat; Henderson delivered for Enterprise at both quarterback and middle linebacker positions
• Accident alters mother's mobility; Son born healthy, but she is paralyzed
• Police: Driver aimed to kill when ramming ambulance
• Today in History: Feb. 13, 2012
• Gravel break could aid Trinity River; More fish may approach anglers' lines
• Editorial: Assembly hopeful is a living ghost of Democrats past
• Bob Williams: Campaigning for greater inequality
• Growing lessons in life; Sequoia Middle School begins garden
• North State in Brief: Monday, Feb. 13
• Linebacker depth gives defensive team 3-4 look; Enterprise High's Trueblood takes coach of the year honors
• Jay Ambrose: An energy boom looms, despite Obama
• Police looking for Redding man they say shot at another man today
• UPDATED: Downtown Redding stabbing unfounded
• UPDATED: Car goes down embankment near Whiskeytown Lake; no one found inside
• UPDATED: Cottonwood man tried to kill paramedics by crashing into ambulance, police say
• Redding weather: Rain coming tonight
• Silas Lyons: The front page and the 6-year-old
• Editorial: How to end forest marijuana grows? With legal farms
• Richard Malotky: Richard's Health Score — how do you rate?
• Lewis Chamberlain: Cloudware offers advantages in financial planning
• Wedding: Samantha Edwards and Joshua Mix
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Internet offers ways for singles to meet
• Debra Atlas: Find chocolate with a conscience
• Bon Voyage: Readers talk about island trips and luggage woes
• Book review: 'The Affair' another Reacher hit
• Engagement: Jennifer Sasser and Michael Carbaugh
• Annette Osborne: Sometimes mom needs to engage in a little bit of silly play, too
• Tom Dunlap: It would bring happiness to identify this bluebird
• Redding Library: Community Read to focus on 'A Farewell to Manzanar'
• No matter how far you travel, you meet people from home
• Robert Springer: Contraception rule is right
• Find beauty and good times camping in Oregon
• Cinnamon Kern: Quarry would be bad neighbor for lake, city
• RedBlueAmerica: Why is America's class divide deepening?
• Wedding: Amanda Petty and Dakota Alido
• North State at Work: Most employers must provide pregnancy disability leave
• Protesters occupy logging expo to fight clear-cutting
• NSCIF soccer playoff brackets released; West Valley girls favorites in D-I
• Case of equine influenza reported in Tehama County
• UPDATED: Wreck downed utility pole, shut down Park Marina Drive and Locust Street
• Redding weather: A wet start to next week
• Today in History: Feb. 11, 2012
• Editorial: Are the salmon really clamoring for a bigger dam?
• Marc Beauchamp: Should we elect younger presidents?
• Redding man acquitted of felony assault charge
• Ruja competent; Shasta Lake man may face two years in county jail at sentencing
• David Spagnola: Mormon doctrines are un-Christian
• Maxine McIntyre: We're not electing a spiritual advisor
• Don Farrell: Tea Party just shirks bills
• North State Marketplace: Feb. 11, 2012
• A horse course: West Cottonwood students raise $200 for Safe Haven Horse Rescue
• Wolves shine: Shasta pulls off win at Cougars' Palace
• Anderson snags OT win over Corning; Mogni seals victory from free-throw line
• Rape charges for local man; 27-year-old enters plea of not guilty
• McConnell, city boost bridge cleanup efforts; foundation provides funding for Sundial work
• Lincoln's birthday closures
• Mental illness patients persevere; Redding photo exhibit displays trials
• Cash in on carbon: Timber firms can harvest profits from greenhouse gas initiative
• Prison press policy stirs debate; state's approach changed after shift of inmates
• Area Roundup: Enterprise girls beat West Valley, 62-42
• North State in Brief: Feb. 11, 2012
• Laura Christman: 'Sunset Garden Book' updated
• Don't cut down snags
• Accused rapist pleads not guilty
• Master Gardeners: Grape leafhoppers are destructive
• USDA Hardiness Zone Map gets update
• Anna Moseley: How to get rid of "boys bathroom smell"
• UPDATE: All lanes of southbound I-5 open in central Redding
• Shasta Lake man who fought with deputy cleared for sentencing
• UPDATE: CHP no longer searching for man who ran from wreck on Airport Road
• Redding weather: Chance of rain over the weekend
• House fire reported in Anderson
• Reserved win: Foothill's Paget lights up scoreboard in 65-56 win over Shasta
• T.J. Holmes: Northern Section searches for some respect
• Area Roundup: Enterprise boys nip West Valley
• Bernie's Guitar on verge of closing due to tax woes; Redding store's owner seeks buyer
• Trinity County judge admonished by panel defends his actions; Edwards says savings were his focus
• Today in History: Feb. 10, 2012
• Redding man arrested on rape charges; woman reportedly held at gunpoint
• Duo seek $20 million in botched contract to log Iron Mountain Mine; Dispute involves logging on site
• North State in Brief: Feb. 10, 2012
• Siskiyou County rancher shares benefits of social media at logging expo
• State BLM director tours Clear Creek, a success story for wild salmon and steelhead
• Meacher, a Democrat Plumas County supervisor, joins 1st District Assembly race
• Logging expo panel: What to do if you stumble on illegal pot garden in forest
• Woman arrested in Red Bluff auto theft; business owner suffers fractured hip
• North State Marketplace: Feb. 10, 2012
• Alleged shoplifter leads to thousands in stolen property, officers say
• Joe and Mary Paita: A fine show of sportsmanship
• Editorial: Sentiment aside, houses really do need sewers
• Elaine Hyland: TEDx displays power of ideas
• Clear Creek restoration highlights Redding tour for state BLM director
• Travelin' in Time: A look back at a hospital that once stood on a hill in Redding
• Deputies say they've found Burney AC copper thief
• Hearing put off for man accused of shooting his karaoke singing son
• Woman charged with child abuse pondering plea bargain offer
• Accused killer waives hearing
• Redding rape suspect arrested
• Live coverage of Sierra Cascade Logging conference today
• Redding weather: Warm today, chance of rain heading into weekend
• Editorial: As the bill rises, green crusades lose their charm
• Ruth Marcus: Obama and Romney — the outsiders
• John P. Schafer: Thank you for your service
• Roy Hutchings: Cut the secretary's taxes
• Ken Pereira: Obama fiddles as economy burns
• Van Auken's photography focuses on people, beauty of nature
• Gironda's remains a Redding staple 10 years later
• Rod Dinger: Airport is working to improve service
• Bill Keep: Egg plants are doomed
• Joel Stratte-McClure: Where's my incentive?
• Knights still in the hunt: Shasta wins 2-OT thriller to stay alive for title, postseason
• Wolves' defense shows its teeth; Shasta boys top PV to stay second in D-II
• Area Roundup: Enterprise falls to Chico on road
• Shasta Lake to revise marijuana code; city moves to comply with federal law
• Redding OK's eminent domain to get land; sewer easement needed for subdivision plan
• Learning how to get healthy: Grant will promote exercise, nutrition education at three Gateway schools
• North State in Brief: Feb. 9, 2012
• Conservative writer Coulter to speak; Anselmo Vineyards to host dinner
• Exhibitors return to familiar locale; Sierra Cascade Logging Conference starts with talk on social media
• Today in History: Feb. 9, 2012
• City manager, city attorney jobs combined; Red Bluff to save $40,000 making change
• Science camp could be sold; Shasta's Board of Education to take bids on Latieze facility
• Trinity County judge admonished for abusing his authority
• Shasta County man convicted of worker's compensation fraud, grand theft
• Go-kart racing leads to conviction on fraud charges
• Police: Redding man arrested after stolen Jeep spotted in driveway
• Tehama drug agents find methamphetamine during traffic stop; two arrested
• Senior Living: Lingo changes over the generations
• Police: Man arrested after rape-in-progress call
• Jon Grabeal: Stability ball hamstring curl boosts balance
• Quiz: Preventing Senior Scams
• Health tip: Know what's in that energy drink before imbibing
• Area blood banks need variety of blood types
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:56 a.m. Feb. 8, 2012
• UPDATE: Man found behind Dollar Tree not dead
• The Fishing Report — Feb. 10, 2012
• Voices of Faith — Feb. 22, 2012
• UPDATED: Wreck on Highway 273 in south Redding
• Red Bluff police: Unknown man approached high school girl, asked for sex
• Redding weather: Sunny again today; chance of rain Sunday
• Hornets fade: Chico pulls off sweep of Enterprise girls
• Central Valley boys miss big opportunity; lose 42-37 to Corning; foul trouble dooms Central Valley in loss
• Liberty Christian boys still perfect in FSL
• Plea bargain OK'd in death of boyfriend; Gastineau faces 11 years in vehicular manslaughter
• Today in History: Feb. 8, 2012
• North State in Brief: Feb. 8, 2011
• Attorneys employ unusual tactic in Tehama marijuana case; Red Bluff pair seeking nonjury trial
• Kevin Askeland: Section has seen share of stars
• $880,000 added to juvenile hall project; Shasta County OKs contract to build facility
• Redding OKs new contract with public-access TV operator; open meetings, financial reports required
• Paving firm Tullis to get $57K in credits to bring jobs to Redding
• A little rain, a little attention: Storm dampens Redding area
• Sparks fly during utility rates meeting; Shasta Lake OKs 26% hike over 3 years
• Editorial: Aanestad's entry makes House race a serious contest
• Thomas Sowell: Romney's illiteracy on minimum wage
• Aanestad to run for Congress; Republicans jamming 1st District race
• Rob Patterson: Smog checks unscrupulous
• Kerry Link: For baby, abortion is black and white
• John D. Scholl: Protect children in homeless camps
• Dick Villacres: What are standards for PG&E's meters?
• Shasta supervisors move forward with new juvenile hall
• Gastineau takes plea bargain to avoid murder retrial
• UPDATED: Bomb threat forced evacuation of Redding Walmart Monday night
• North state rail fans get on board their hobby
• Red Bluff police seek woman who pointed gun at man
• Officers seek info in Red Bluff stabbing
• Los Molinos store burns early this morning
• UPDATED: Aanestad to run for Herger's congressional seat
• Redding Weather: Rain today won't last
• Editorial: Promise falls short, but ballpark deal still serves city
• Tom Elias: Romney could turn state even more blue
• Geraldine Statton: Thrift shoppers help community
• Charles M. Finkel: Nation needs good marriage counselor
• Oakley Howell: Are you using your free will?
• Foothill, Liberty Christian lead divisions; Home court advantage at stake through playoff point standings
• Forum will focus on forests; Event is 'counterpoint' to logging conference
• North State in Brief: Feb. 7, 2012
• Looks like an egg for Liberty; Eagle pair shows all the signs
• Canine changes; Pet owners fear licensing costs will rise after takeover
• North State Marketplace: Feb. 7, 2012
• Building is rising; Tribal Health Center, Target lead the way
• County loses top mental health officials; Director's abrupt resignation comes on heels of deputy director's retirement
• Coho roe plan topic of meeting; 'Genetics workshop' on fertilized eggs
• Report backs $1 billion plan to raise dam; Some relocation is necessary, but agriculture, wildlife benefit
• Scholarship Announcement
• One-Day Acting Master Class Led By Leading Stage, Television & Film Star
• Stage Combat One-Day Master Class
• First prep basketball playoff point standings has Foothill, Liberty boys atop respected divisions
• Sharon Randall: Something to be said for hearing, "there, there"
• Sheriff: Man who led deputies on Sunday chase had history of running from law enforcement
• Redding transient pleads not guilty in stabbing
• First eagle egg of the year arrives
• Redding motorcyclist still in serious condition after Sunday wreck
• Montgomery Creek man arrested after early morning Center Street burglary
• Redding weather: Partly sunny today; rain expected Tuesday
• Editorial: Facebook gives state a boost but reveals weakness
• Caleen Sisk: Hydroelectric power isn't clean or renewable
• Brad Jackson: Snub of Rapinoe is inexplicable
• Timothy J. Duffy: Occupy protesters should honor flag
• Diane Knapik: Another local sports hero
• Manning magic works again; Little brother Eli comes up big in Peyton's house at Lucas Oil Stadium
• Drug task force shift; Cal-MMET moves to single-county efforts amid cuts
• County Supervisors to discuss juvenile hall project, gray wolf's presence
• North State in Brief: Feb. 6, 2012
• Today in history: Feb. 6, 2012
• One arrested in Anderson after high-speed chase
• Redding man seriously injured after morning motorcycle crash
• Redding weather: More sunshine today
• Local AARP chapter offers free tax services for seniors and low-income residents
• David Benda: Wireless meters of PG&E draw ire
• Silas Lyons: Siskiyou loses gold, wins spotlight
• Editorial: Transparency can only clear static at RCAC
• Editorial: Tax measure raises new hope for library
• Wally Herger: Green-extremist mindset is problem, not Agenda 21
• Alana Burke: Gingrich or Romney? Either way, it's an upgrade
• Straight Talk: Son's long-distance relationship worries father
• Engagement: Marissa Leeper and Matt Blanc
• Anniversary: Frank and Pat Arnold
• Engagement: Kayla Uttinger and Alan Barth
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Websites help spice up relationships
• Debra Atlas: Gifts that make Valentine's Day special and green
• Vincent D'Amato: Tips on how to set up estate to avoid probate
• North State at Work: Tips for teens and young adults seeking jobs
• Bon Voyage: Put a blush to Valentine's Day with red, pink travel gifts
• Kris Fortier: County should help this golden goose
• Engagement: Sydney Stanger and Sam Malain
• Debt Adviser: Should he sell truck to pay off credit card debt?
• Wes Breese: Obama and Romney: No big difference
• RPD responding to reported stabbing on Hartnell Ave.
• TEDx Redding Live Event
• Police: Alcohol contributed to fatal Friday night crash
• UPDATED: Alcohol contributed to roll over, officers say
• Redding weather: Sunny week with slight chance for rain
• Trial ordered in abduction case; Redding woman pleads not guilty
• Hornet heroics: Enterprise boys topple rival Shasta
• Simpson baseball in transition as coach Bosetti hits campaign trail
• Rock 'n' roll, baby; balmy weather for Redding
• Area Roundup: CV earns comeback victory
• Thomas Lawrence: Pair of north staters playing well in Southwest
• Today in History: Feb. 4, 2012
• Dunsmuir plans manager talks
• North State in Brief: Feb. 4, 2012
• Images show gold heist from Siskiyou County courthouse
• Sisters tell story of Redding eagles Patriot and Liberty in new book
• Buck deer meat taken; poachers left antlers, DFG wardens say
• Rate hike, medical pot on agenda at Shasta Lake council meeting
• KIXE-TV in Redding begins search for new general manager
• Editorial: Teachers' ailing pension fund chooses reality
• Marc Beauchamp: Redding's 'Odysseus' finds his way home
• G. Murphy: Cozy treatment of court worker
• Sally Austin: Medical pot grow is making me sick
• North State Marketplace: Feb. 4, 2012
• UPDATED: Fatal motorcycle wreck closes eastbound lanes of Hartnell Avenue at Shotwick Trail
• Sally Austin: Medical pot grow is making me sick
• Marc Beauchamp: Redding's 'Odysseus' finds his way home
• Editorial: Teachers' ailing pension fund chooses reality
• G. Murphy: Cozy treatment of court worker
• Vincent D'Amato: Tips on how to set up estate to avoid probate
• North State at Work: Tips for teens and young adults seeking jobs
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Websites help spice up relationships
• Debra Atlas: Gifts that make Valentine's Day special and green
• Straight Talk: Son's long-distance relationship worries father
• Engagement: Marissa Leeper and Matt Blanc
• Anniversary: Frank and Pat Arnold
• Engagement: Kayla Uttinger and Alan Barth
• Engagement: Sydney Stanger and Sam Malain
• Debt Adviser: Should he sell truck to pay off credit card debt?
• Claudia Mosby: Physical limitations start to creep in
• Wedding: Briana Jones and Phil DiPietro
• Bon Voyage: Put a blush to Valentine's Day with red, pink travel gifts
• Annette Osborne: SOS text encapsulates unraveling evening
• Tom Dunlap: Music teacher helped shape tune of my life
• UPDATE: Two structure fires reported within minutes of each other
• Gastineau found guilty of manslaughter; jury deadlocks on murder charge
• Stacey made local mark; Redding touched by Marine's death
• Siskiyou County authorities gather clues in theft of courthouse gold
• North State in Brief: Feb. 3, 2012
• Editorial: Forest strategy is a modest step but on right path
• Dr. Justin Howland: Abortion? It's up to woman involved
• Ann Chapman: Concentrate on education
• Ellen Paul: Justice for all?
• Charles Krauthammer: Syria: It's not just about freedom
• Today in History: Feb. 3, 2012
• Morning is closed-door time for Tehama supervisors; chairman fears meetings will be rushed
• Molestation trial delayed for suspended priest; Ojeda case put off until March
• 'Striper' catch increase voted down; proposal would have tripled limits
• Closing it out: Enterprise shuts out Shasta in fourth quarter for victory
• Burney-Hat Creek project gets funds; money set for vegetation, brush removal
• T.J. Holmes: Playoff hoops around the corner
• Area Roundup: Foothill girls fall to Pleasant Valley
• A proven leader: Harrell is new chief at Gateway district
• North State Marketplace: Feb. 3, 2012
• California Fish and Game Commision rejects striped bass changes
• Redding parolee crashes, keeps going with toddler in car, police say
• Siskiyou nugget theft similar to 1979 burglary
• UPDATED: Gastineau found guilty of manslaughter; jury deadlocks on murder charge
• Land Reclamation Seminar planned
• Hearing for suspected I-5 gunman delayed until March
• Suspended Redding priest back in Sacramento County Superior Court
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 6:56 a.m. Feb. 2, 2012
• UPDATED: Head-on collision reported on Old Oregon Trail
• No one injured in Bella Vista school bus collision
• UPDATED: One suspect escapes capture after Redding chase in stolen pickup
• Redding Weather: Unseasonably warm weather today
• Today in history: Feb. 2, 2012
• North State in Brief: Feb. 2, 2012
• YAKS opens new store on Churn Creek
• Weaverville hopes Lion Dance won't be last
• No verdict yet in Gastineau trial; Deliberations continue into second day
• Home brewing solutions on tap; Owners offer wider selection, tastings at new site
• Charter school bill is blasted; Measure may have chilling effect, some say
• Price of natural gas hits a 10-year low; Customer bills won't reflect cost cut
• Local Marine killed by IED; Sergeant was serving in Afghanistan
• Thieves pull off $3M gold heist; Siskiyou County loses part of heritage
• Editorial: Legislators come to their senses on school buses
• Ruth Marcus: Rick Santorum's choice to run
• Allred combines wood, metal flawlessly
• Jimi'z spices up Park Marina with culinary treats
• Bert Corford: Gingrich plans defy reality
• Diane Hawthorne: Citizens should pay their share
• Gary Delbridge: Where's coverage of bass tourney?
• 'Little Sheba' delights with powerful story, strong acting
• Show Boat Lounge offers fun, great atmosphere
• Gillam makes it official, signs to play football for San Jose State
• SmartMeter opt-out provision approved by state
• UPDATED: Redding Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Tehama County man gets life sentence for child molestation
• Man pleads not guilty in stepfather's shooting death
• UPDATED: 'Irreplaceable' gold pieces stolen from Siskiyou courthouse; historical display worth $3 million
• Deputies find at-risk man in Shasta Lake after search
• Overnight burglary reported in Gerber
• UPDATED: 79-year-old Redding woman injured in I-5 rollover
• Aanestad still undecided on whether he'll enter congressional race
• DFG seeks tips in Cassel deer poaching cases
• Redding Weather: Showers to taper off today
• Editorial: Charter bill would serve status quo, but not students
• Thomas Sowell: Getting nowhere, very fast
• Faylon Brunemeier: Self-esteem outruns accomplishments
• Clifford Jacoby: Blasting, dust are real concerns
• Richard Molinar: Quarry will spoil peace and quiet
• John P. Schafer: SOS
• Soaring high: Eagles close 1st round of NAL girls play with dominant win
• Foothill wrestling storms back for exhilarating win; Jensen comes through in clutch
• North State in Brief: Feb. 1, 2012
• Gastineau murder trial in final stages; Redding woman faces a possible life sentence
• Area Roundup: U-Prep girls keep top spot in basketball league
• Lack of donations puts Tehama County's state fair exhibit on hold; charter bus to July event proposed
• Man sees aquarium aiding city economy; tourists on I-5 would stop off in Redding
• Kevin Askeland: Grid-Hoop All-Stars reign supreme
• Today in History: Feb. 1, 2012
• Two get out of burning Redding home; heavy flames lead to second alarm
• Schools told to prepare for lean budgets; Brown's plan hinges on vote in November
• Redding police suspect off-duty CHP officer of DUI in four-car wreck
• Judge puts halt to Medi-Cal cuts; Some doctors agree 10% puts patients at risk
• Heather Wilson Casts Her Spell over the Mall and wins the Championship title!
• RED opens at Siskiyou Arts Council Gallery February 10
• Siskiyou Arts Council and Mountain Runners present the 33rd Annual T-Shirt Design Contest
• Police: Unlicensed driver hits bicyclist balancing two trash bags
• Hwy. 1 near Big Sur open again; rock slide closed road for nine days
• Police: Suspicious package at playground filled with clothing and paper
• The Fishing Report — Feb. 3, 2012
• Deputies: Recently released prisoner caught with stolen property
• Corning parolee arrested for allegedly carrying billy club
• UPDATED: Motorcycle hit by vehicle near ShopKo
• UPDATED: Wreck reported at Larkspur and Cypress
• Closing arguments today in Gastineau murder trial
• Redding Weather: Mild today; possibility of light rain Wednesday
• Today in History: Jan. 31, 2012
• Editorial: Quarry neighbors should speak up while they can
• Tom Elias: Democrats push Obama on housing
• Shop Anderson; Tuesday promotion creates name recognition
• Jack Williams: Public must take responsibility
• Greg Beale: Voters spurn prosperity
• Mosquito spray decision pending; New federal rules went into effect Nov. 1
• What to watch: Basketball, wrestling pack the week of prep sports
• Mild, dry winter stirs cheers and concerns; People head outdoors while waiting on rain
• Mother arraigned after toddler hurt; Stroller hit by SUV on Redding road
• 'I'm going to shut you up,' father told son; Shingletown man arraigned in shooting
• Redding takes steps to slow speeders; Neighborhood complains of wrecks
• North State in Brief: Jan. 31, 2012
• Sharon Randall: A story for my grandson
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 31, 2012
• Voices of Faith — Feb. 4, 2012
• second saturday ART NIGHT
• Victim's name released in Friday's fatal wreck on Interstate 5
• Tehama County drug taskforce nets 3 arrests
• Redding Weather: North state enters another dry spell
• Editorial: Parking crunch was predictable, but city's fault?
• Bob Williams: Reincarnation of the welfare queen
• Area Roundup: Shasta men fall to Feather River
• Orphan choir tours with songs in their hearts; Liberian, Peruvian youngsters visit Redding
• Today in History: Jan. 30, 2012
• Joseph Korte: Who'll hold hand of the unborn?
• Jean King: Women's Refuge also serves men
• Larry Russell: Battle endures for '99 percent'
• Strategic home defaults rising; underwater owners opting to walk away
• Leland Gordon: North state has produced its share of famous alumni
• UPDATED: Deputies stop suspects after high-speed chase on Hwy. 44
• Redding weather: Rain possible this evening
• David Benda: Stillwater misses out on two companies that chose other California locations
• Silas Lyons: People who make the difference
• Editorial: Coordination is promising, but paranoia is not
• Sue Farrell, John Fowler and Judy Gosnel: Care center staff deeply appreciated
• Darrell Burrell: P.O.P has helped needy for decades
• Steven Greenhut: Denying state's plight won't ease it
• Helen McPherson: Give these young Marines a break
• Roy Hutchings: More of the old liberalspeak
• Vivian Buehler: Donors stepped up to assist family
• John Keye: Obama bows to radicals
• Clifton Seago: The Corps is held to higher standard
• Bob Madgic: GOP extremism behind gridlock
• Kathy Villacres: Redding deserves better air service
• John Wildermuth: Chiang gets the lawsuit he's looking for
• Wedding: Emily Weil and Scott McCall
• Lewis Chamberlain: Find the Medigap policy that meets your needs
• Debra Atlas: StepnSoak gains traction by eliminating the mess
• Straight Talk: Shoplifting has friend worried
• Richard Shearer: Learn the truth about wolves
• John P. Schafer: The party of never again
• Anniversaries, 1/29
• Anderson police: Driver hits intoxicated pedestrian who leaves accident scene
• UPDATED: Truck hauling sewage slips on ice, spills load all over road
• Police: Thief caught with property from unlocked cars
• Redding weather: Warm, sunny week ahead
• Court denies city of Redding appeal request; reports must be released to union
• Editorial: Straight info from city isn't too much to ask
• Marc Beauchamp: One man's war with Shasta County
• Halden Phelps: Candidate's faith key to this voter
• Tom Taylor: 'Little Sheba' hits the mark
• Jan Hanks: A navigator? Why not fewer rocks?
• Yvonne Sutherland: Spare the ridicule of America's church
• Senior moment: Foothill veterans lead Cougars past Enterprise in overtime
• Shasta lights up scoreboard in huge upset; Gulden's 26 points lead Wolves to win over Chico
• Falcons get narrow escape; Central Valley boys hang on to top West Valley
• West Valley's Mendonca puts down Falcons; guard leads Eagles to win
• Thomas Lawrence: James Williams doing it all for Shasta Knights basketball
• Area Roundup: English leads Cubs past Yreka
• One dead after I-5 collision
• 102-year-old Red Cross volunteer laid to rest
• Today in History: Jan. 28, 2012
• Big rig overturns on Interstate 5 near Lakehead
• Wheel found in river may be from locomotive that fell off ferry
• North State in Brief: Jan. 28, 2012
• Detectives: Father shot son for karaoke singing; both men released from hospital
• Police: Child plays in street alone while mother gets high on meth
• UPDATED: One dead in Wreck on I-5 near Knighton Road; freeway now clear
• Homeless man reports being assaulted at camp under Cypress bridge
• Patrick's Point stops taking group camp reservations
• Redding police: Drug deal gone bad leads to felon's arrest
• Tree falls on car near Bechelli Lane
• UPDATED: Truck flips on curve in Redding; teen driver arrested
• Keep leftover seeds
• Dunsmuir council places library tax on ballot
• Anna Moseley: Organize owners manuals and warranties
• Master Gardeners: Avoid planting veggies near septic system
• Saving seeds? Avoid common pitfalls
• Seed saving preserves garden heritage
• Laura Christman: Eileen Fox's small houseplants had high ambitions
• UPDATED: Big rig overturns near Lakehead, blocks traffic
• Redding Weather: Gusty but sunny today
• 3-year-old in stroller injured in Eureka Way collision
• Editorial: Pump up number of homeless vets? Only to cut it back
• Charles Krauthammer: The State of the Union flop
• Marv Van Voy: Rebuttal letter offers no facts
• Joan Manning: Republicans out of touch
• Lincoln display gives Shasta students glimpse of era
• North State in Brief: Jan. 27, 2012
• Warm welcome: First-grade Lassen View students give soldier quilt they created
• Today in History: Jan. 27, 2012
• Quarry plan alarms north state residents; meeting focuses on environmental concerns in area
• Fire destroys mobile home: Shasta Lake man injured, hospitalized
• Father arrested in son's shooting; both men sent to hospital with gunshot wounds
• Crowds flood new burger eatery in Redding; Five Guys hurting sales, merchants say
• New forest guidelines revealed; effects on some industries still unclear
• Foothill stung: Hornets pick on Cougars with length in crucial league win
• Area Roundup: Simpson women roll past Pacific Union
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 27, 2012
• Travelin in time: How some Shasta County places got their names
• Volunteer opportunity: Another Chance seeks help in store, fostering animals
• UPDATE: Man surrenders to deputies following shooting in Shingletown
• First-graders welcome home Redding soldier
• UPDATED: Man burned in Shasta Lake mobile home fire
• UPDATED: Railroad Avenue partially blocked after pickup crash
• UPDATED: Three-car collision reported on I-5 in Anderson
• Redding weather: Rain likely most of the day
• Editorial: The ideal tax target? As ever, it's someone else
• Ruth Marcus: Is Arizona turning purple?
• Peter J. Gravett: Vets homes will open — eventually
• Ailene Miller: Abortion isn't black and white
• Gracious Palmer: Where are county's 'warming stations'
• Blues Harmonica Blowout fills Cascade Theatre
• Grilla Bites still hitting mark after two years
• Waton's youthful outlook lends to her art
• Bert & Ernie's provides fun environment, good times
• Fitting sendoff: Lobsinger leads West Valley past Falcons in senior's home finale
• Tehama County mental health looks at beating anxiety with drumming therapy
• Today in History: Jan. 26, 2012
• Panthers fight off Cougars' challenge; Chico hangs on for 10th straight win
• 'It was spur-of-the-moment'; Gastineau recalls events of fatal night
• Shasta College men get win over Redwoods; Williams puts on show for Knights
• Red Bluff Bull and Gelding Sale: Stock dogs compete
• North State in Brief: Jan. 26, 2012
• Event aims to help house homeless veterans; many don't consider themselves eligible for aid
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 26, 2012
• Distressed home sales still in flux in Shasta County
• Culture, song at core of looming celebration; World Orphans Choir will perform
• Redding mix-up ruffles feathers; Community Services Advisory Commission members, city chief to meet
• Coho salmon face lofty recovery goals; Siskiyou County calls rates 'unfair, unrealistic'
• Corsairs too much for Knight women; Shasta gets close in game's final moments
• Police arrest man on suspicion of trying to rob a bank
• Police: Thief sneaks through air duct into business
• The Fishing Report — Jan. 27, 2012
• Car fire that spread to storage unit extinguished
• UPDATE: Redding police find missing 11-year-old boy
• Trinity narcotics agents arrest man during traffic stop; Pot, mushrooms, handgun seized during stop
• Man had pot, meth and loaded revolver in Jeep, deputies say
• Redding weather: More rain, less cold
• Almost there: Pleasant Valley girls hold off Enterprise Hornets once again
• U-Prep outlasts Redding Christian in contest for first place
• Editorial: School-bus bill would relieve rural districts
• Thomas Sowell: GOP ready to gamble on Gingrich
• Area Roundup: Redding Christian boys top U-Prep
• Kevin Askeland: First place, history on the line in the north
• Mark McCandlish: Copyright theft: Studios are biggest criminals
• Local viewers give Obama's address a mixed review
• Race slate may widen; Aanestad eyes challenge to LaMalfa
• Home sprinkler rules widened in Tehama County
• Dental hygienists rally round cancer patient
• North State in Brief: Jan. 25, 2012
• Water, land use on agenda; Western Shasta Resource Conservation District will present survey results
• History possibly in store for Lorenz Hotel; famed Redding hotel closer to 'milestone'
• Red Bluff Bull and Gelding Sale: Buying the bull
• Today in History: Jan. 25, 2012
• Law appears to back pot dispensary ban; AB 1300 gives more power to local authorities
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 25, 2012
• Man facing life in prison for stomping on casino security guard's head
• Aanestad ponders entering north state congressional race
• Shasta supervisors OK fuel agreement for Fall River airport
• Feeding Tube Awareness Week will be February 5th - February 11th
• Nursing Conference Highlights Simpson Nursing Student
• Student singers shine in Shasta College Opera
• Man who punched deputy sentenced to prison
• Whiskey stolen from Tehama fair grounds, deputies say
• Sex offender sentenced to prison
• Voices of Faith — Jan. 28, 2012
• Woman, 52, allegedly stabs another in downtown Redding
• Redding weather: Cloudy again today
• Editorial: Obscure agency's new authority requires close eye
• Tom Elias: 2012 brings a different Jerry Brown
• Ken Archuleta: Political sharks are out for blood
• Linda R. Coulter: God's wisdom is available to all
• Redding police investigate reported stabbing
• What to watch: rivalries feature back-loaded week of prep contests
• Area Roundup: Liberty Christian boys rout Westwood
• Shasta County court official pleads no contest to disturbing the peace charge
• Charges against motorcycle repair shop owner dropped
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• Home sales jump in December, reaching highest level in four years
• Fred Kelly Grant talks Agenda 21, 'coordination' with local activists
• More than 1,000 lose power after snow storm
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• RTPA board to discuss hiring its own staff to be more independent from county
• UPDATED: Possible stabbing reported
• Homeless man found dead in alley was one of first parolees released under realignment
• Man pleads no contest in deadly DUI
• North State in Brief: Jan. 24, 2012
• Anderson police chase down man who ran from car wreck
• Former youth counselor sentenced to prison
• Los Molinos woman allegedly stabs another woman in the face, leg
• UPDATED: Shasta County court clerk pleads no contest to disturbing the peace charge
• UPDATED: All charges dropped against motorcycle repair shop owner
• Power out for 1,100 north state PG&E customers
• Wreck closes Gas Point Road in west Cottonwood
• UPDATED: Man found dead in alley last week identified
• Redding police nab one suspect in alleged car theft
• UPDATED: Catholic Healthcare West changes name to Dignity Health
• Redding weather: Clearing up today
• Editorial: Cheap, renewable electricty — but not for California
• Dodi Jones: 'Terrorism' bills trample on rights
• Dan K. Thomasson: Cut those young Marines some slack
• James Wilson: Baby boomers are not to blame
• UPDATED: Rhonda Road structure fire reported
• Knights victorious over Roadrunners
• Airport still cut off from fuel
• UPDATED: Millville structure fire reported
• Scoreboard
• Rain, rain is going away
• Red Bluff Bull and Gelding Sale return Cattle market joined by art show, auction
• Today in history: Jan. 23, 2012
• UPDATED: Car flips over into Olney Creek in South Redding
• UPDATED: Northbound I-5 reopened near Yreka
• UPDATED: Trucks being checked again for chains in Fawndale
• Redding weather: More stormy conditions start today
• Silas Lyons: A life ends, cold and lonely
• David Benda: Amazon rumored to be opening distribution center in Patterson
• Editorial: Coolest small town? Weaverville, of course
• Editorial: Hard to believe, but job market is rebounding
• Ann McFeatters: GOP primaries about one thing — money
• Warren I. Swanson: Let's celebrate wolf's return
• RedBlueAmerica: Is Newt Gingrich running racist campaign?
• Debra Atlas: Imprint Mat reduces fatigue while standing
• Nerd Chicks: These apps and tools make life easier, save time
• Claudia Mosby: Multitasking takes on new challenges as we mature
• David Haddon: Santorum never waffled on life
• J.R. Carter: Drug culture is a symptom of our narcissistic age
• Bob Wilkinson: Do conservatives care about facts?
• Suzy Coffee: Pro-choice soldiers are the true heroes
• Wes Breese: Cast your vote for Constitution
• Kay Kobe: I apologize for the mistaken ID
• Annette Osborne: There's a scent in the air that 9-year-old is less of a little boy
• Debt Adviser: Is fiance responsible for ex's equity loan?
• Tom Dunlap: Take a tour of my Man Cave
• Vincent D'Amato: Stretch IRAs help beneficiaries get most from account
• UPDATED: Woman taken to hospital after being run over by ATV
• Redding weather: Heaviest storms have passed, lighter rain possible through Tuesday
• Editorial: Congress right to hit brakes on piracy bill
• Marc Beauchamp: Did God want Tebow's foes to lose?
• Jim Mathews: Siskiyou residents miss local TV
• Don Farrell: End the double dipping
• Bob Walden: Republicans race to the past
• R.L. Alden: Social Security: Not the problem
• Richard Johnson: Red-light cameras plainly defective
• Bruising victory: Foothill still dominant in EAL North
• Sequoia teacher vies for state Educator of the Year; woman credits her love for children
• Today in History: Jan. 21, 2012
• North State in Brief: Jan. 21, 2012
• Redding hospital parent receives honor; Prime has been under federal review
• Redding pedestrian hit by car at crosswalk; 46-year-old suffers skull fractures
• A step toward a new life: Six graduate from Shasta County's drug court
• Redding man pleads guilty in shooting; woman's trial set in 2010 death
• Redding soaked, windblown; another storm forecast for Sunday
• Shasta County gains hope on jobs but unemployment increases slightly
• Falcons hang on to avoid losing skid; Central Valley escapes when Corning's last shot hits the rim
• 11 local fighters to battle tonight; MMA event in Redding touts 4 pro fights
• Falcon girls sneak by Corning in OT; CV gets big win on road
• Claudia Mosby: Mulitasking takes on new challenges as we mature
• The Buzz: Amazon rumored to be opening distribution center in Patterson
• Vincent D'Amato: Stretch IRAs help beneficiaries get most from account
• Debra Atlas: Imprint Mat reduces fatigue while standing
• Nerd Chicks: These apps and tools make life easier, save time
• Tom Dunlap: Take a tour of my Man Cave
• UPDATE: Power restored to Red Bluff; 83 still without in Lakehead
• Travelin' in Time: Remnants of early fish trapping operation remain on Sacramento River
• Light bulbs: New labels shed light on choices
• Travelin in Time: How some odd-named places got those names
• Ask Anna: Tips for organizing cluttered closets
• Soil pH makes a difference
• UPDATED: Body found in Redding alley
• Redding pedestrian in critical condition after being hit by car
• Redding weather: Another rainy day on tap; chain controls in effect in Burney area
• Winter weather may delay newspaper deliveries
• Editorial: Hotel is emblem of city's past — and inspiration
• Charles Krauthammer: Republicans on a suicide march
• Marsha Collins: Regelin set fine example
• Rhonda Hull: Compassion made tragedy bearable
• Fundraiser visits the 1930s; Club Cougar show, dinner benefit performing arts
• Ex-Redding teacher avoids jail time; probation, rehab ordered for Fisher, 44
• CHP alum seeks office; Wolochuk eyes District 4 supervisor seat
• Step right up: Foothill's strong finish caps victory over Shasta girls
• Redding eliminates one top city position; two assume job duties of vacated role
• Wet weather woes: Similar conditions expected through weekend
• Enterprise girls top Red Bluff in EAL battle
• Today in History: Jan. 20, 2012
• Pot cases draw notice; Redding dispensary ban at issue
• Shasta Lake juggles zoning; planning board OKs pot ordinance language
• North State in Brief: Jan. 20, 2012
• Area Roundup: Simpson women defeat William Jessup on road
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 20, 2012
• Four cited on suspicion of selling alcohol to minor
• Rhonda Hull: Compassion made tragedy bearable
• Marsha Collins: Regelin set fine example
• Charles Krauthammer: Republicans on a suicide march
• Editorial: Hotel is emblem of city's past — and inspiration
• More than 40 vehicles stuck in snow on SR 299 near Round Mountain
• Caltrans directing traffic off I-5 at Mountain Gate
• 2012 Annual High School Juried Art Competition
• UPDATED: Four accidents on SR 299; Caltrans closes SR 299 3 miles west of Round Mountain
• Health tip: Know the signs for seasonal affective disorder
• Blood banks need variety of blood types
• Jon Grabeal: Follow these steps to make chest and shoulders stronger
• Senior Living: Many local groups need volunteers
• Janis Meredith: What are sports parenting sympathy groups and why should you avoid them?
• UPDATE: Car overturns on Churn Creek Road
• Former Redding teacher sentenced to rehab, probation
• Two pickups collide on Lake Boulevard in Redding; driver allegedly ran light
• Brooke Powell takes January Title at Mall Talent Showcase
• Trophy sized trout
• Yoga Teacher Training
• Simpson Launches New Wrestling Program
• Sacred Drumming Circle
• Editorial: Privatize parks? The state cannot afford not to ask
• Ruth Marcus: Mitt Romney's skewed priorities
• Michael Heim: County loses proud servant
• Nancy Glazzard: Thanks for helping tradition endure
• Thomas C. Hood: Sick and tired of marijuana blather
• Multi-vehicle pileup: Authorities temporarily shut down I-5 due to crash, snow
• Murder trial gets under way; Gastineau faces life term if found guilty
• North State in Brief: Jan. 19, 2012
• Today in History: Jan. 19, 2012
• Bell ringers raise $150K; Red Kettle campaign exceeds goal
• Anderson dispatch center to close; SHASCOM to take over city's police, 911 calls
• Gov. Brown: Taxes key to future; 2 north state lawmakers critical of State of State speech
• Red Bluff names interim city manager; Nichols takes a position in Lassen County
• Mt. Shasta Ski Park may open; operators need storms to deliver more snow
• Growing pains: Enterprise youth evident in loss to Chico
• Knights shoot lights out in 1st conference win; passing pays off for Shasta in big win over Lassen
• Area Roundup: Foothill boys rout Oroville
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 19, 2012
• Vehicle rolls on SB I-5, blocks no. 2 lane near Dog Creek Road
• Gastineau murder trial under way
• UPDATED: Two-hour delays on NB I-5 as officials man chain, metering checkpoint
• UPDATED: Westbound Highway 299 opened in Trinity County
• Anderson City Council approves merger to SHASCOM dispatch center
• UPDATED: Mt. Shasta Ski park hopes to open Saturday; Ashland reopens Thursday
• UPDATED: Northbound I-5 reopened after multiple-vehicle crash
• UPDATED: Redding weather: Rain almost here; chain controls in effect in Trinity County
• Barn residence burns near Bella Vista
• Editorial: Stop the recall? Lucero's drive will go nowhere
• Thomas Sowell: What about 'disparities' in achievement?
• Donna Jean Phillips: Chapel bells are a soothing sound
• Patricia Griffin: Majestic oaks senselessly cut
• Alex Landi: King fought righteously
• Michael Shannon: Our lawmakers must heed Constitution
• Corning Cardinals start fast, top West Valley Eagles
• Simpson University adds men's wrestling; Anderson's Williams will coach team
• Vikings fight past Wolves; Pleasant Valley girls top Shasta on road
• Area Roundup: Anderson High opens league play with upset
• Kevin Askeland: Mount Shasta Bears ride hot streak after win over Anderson Cubs
• Pedestrian killed crossing street; 24-year-old Redding man struck by truck
• Today in History: Jan. 18, 2012
• Deputies give details in Trinity killing; stepson accused in homicide
• Patients not plaintiffs: A collective showdown; judge dismisses group from owners' lawsuit against city
• Wolf on journey gets near California towns; reported five miles outside of Burney on Jan. 9
• North State in Brief: Jan. 18, 2011
• Accusations fly at city meeting; Shasta Lake's Lucero says she won't step down
• Finishing up the job: Crews extinguish fire at abandoned buidling
• More details emerge in fatal Ruth shooting; deputies say stepson confessed to crime
• Sex offender arrested after failing to register
• Steel storage building reported stolen
• Anderson woman arrested after chase
• Wild wolf remains in eastern Lassen County
• UPDATED: Reports of abandoned house on fire west of Redding
• UPDATED: Pedestrian killed in traffic accident identified
• Redding weather: Rain expected to begin falling tonight
• Editorial: Deal offers little 'Clarity,' but city should press on
• Tom Elias: To save big, restore three strikes' intent
• Barbara Riddle: Bipartisanship? Not with the left
• William E. Sundahl: Squirrel in road? Give it a chance
• The content of their character: A memorial fit for a King
• Shasta Lake pot rules to be revisited
• Drop off tires Saturday for free at 3 different locations in Tehama County
• Winter weather said to be on its way to Redding area
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 17, 2012
• North state lawmakers seek to repeal fire fee
• UPDATED: Authorities find Redding man missing from adult group home
• The Fishing Report — Jan. 20, 2012
• Voices of Faith — Jan. 21, 2012
• UPDATED: Songs, prayers, tributes and march highlight MLK Day in Redding
• Redding weather: Cold morning, sunny day forecast
• Editorial: Martin Luther King deserves his correction
• Bob Williams: Pentagon cuts: The next budget standoff?
• Susan Morris Wilson: Spot graffiti? Call the hotline
• Timothy J. Duffy: What took so long?
• Gloria Horner: Gas prices don't live up to hype
• Jerry Phillips: The Big Wheels will roll again
• West Valley High duo both win wrestling titles
• Vallejo runner wins Redding Marathon in record time
• 2012 Redding Marathon results released
• Anderson man stole cash from Grand Buffet, police say
• Redding weather: Cooling down today
• David Benda: Businessman eyes former Red Bluff dealership site for ice rink
• Silas Lyons: The best discipline? A game
• Editorial: Redevelopment's end forces cities to curb ambitions
• Emily Young: Baby boomers must pay our share
• Anniversary: Bob and Ann Roenicke
• Redding Library: Genealogy tools, volunteers available
• Anniversary: Jack and Thelma Berry
• Engagement: Allyson Hill and Rory Greek
• Bon Voyage: Ahoy, mateys, climb aboard a pirate festival
• Lewis Chamberlain: Better understand how Medicare medication programs work
• Debra Atlas: Icouldbe.org connects students with mentors
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Does Kindle need anti-virus protection?
• Irma Vorbeck: How to properly wear a name tag
• Annette Osborne: Staycation was just what parents needed
• Straight Talk: Panelists wish for peace
• Tom Dunlap: Vet on wheels makes for a happy cat
• "English Tea Murder" is tepid at best
• James W. Gibson: Veteran salutes and thanks Herger
• Debt Adviser: Steps to take to resolve your bankruptcy
• Robert George: This old-timer's for wild rivers
• 49ers beat Saints 36-32 in thrilling playoff victory
• Redding weather: Sunny Saturday, but rain on the horizon
• Stinging win: Enterprise Hornets continue their dominance over Shasta Wolves
• Editorial: North state voters deserve better than a coronation
• Marc Beauchamp: Les Melburg et al take to the airwaves
• UPDATED: Anderson sailor Chad Regelin laid to rest today
• Julie Bey: Regelin family deserves better
• Orion Sears: Church tactless, but soldiers aren't target
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day closures
• Father gets life for bat attack on son, 8; Redding resident pleads no contest
• Shasta-Enterprise rivalry provides lasting memories
• Farewell salute: A somber gathering; Anderson sailor's body returns home
• Thomas Lawrence: Ex-prep standouts look good in college
• Bank faces tough times; Redding PremierWest branch closing
• Area Roundup: Foothill ekes out win over Pleasant Valley
• No plea by stepson in Trinity murder case; suspect remains in jail without bail
• North state in Brief: Jan. 14, 2012
• Officials arrest Hyampom volunteer firemen for alleged drug sale
• Flipping over kids' health: YMCA gets $20K grant for schools projects
• Bank fraud plea made; ex-employee faces 30 years, $1 million fine
• Today in History: Jan. 14, 2012
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 14, 2012
• Trinity County man charged with murder in stepfather's shooting death
• UPDATED: Redding man accused of hitting son with baseball bat pleads no-contest to attempted murder
• Red Bluff woman pleads guilty to bank fraud
• Two Hyampom Volunteer Fire Department members arrested for allegedly trying to sell pot
• Shasta Rose Society looks after City Hall roses
• Ask Anna: Two approaches to cleaning the bathroom
• 'Collapse' shows how some societies thrive while others fail
• Laura Christman: Build on basics for pruning confidence
• Master Gardeners: Many things could cause lack of tree blossoms
• Plant properly
• PremierWest will consolidate branches; move will close Bechelli Lane location in Redding
• Drivers advised to use caution around work at I-5 and Highway 44 in Redding
• Redding weather: More sun, temperatures in 60s
• Hot-shooting Hornet girls top rival Shasta; Enterprise's Gray scores 17 points
• Simpson men's Red Hawks lose at home; team rallies late in 1st half to stay close
• T.J. Holmes: Final hoops weeks bring excitement
• Editorial: Funeral pickets deserve patriotic rebuttal, not jail
• Charles Krauthammer: Ron Paul's remarkable achievement
• John P. Schafer: By reason of insanity
• Christine Mitchell: Why not print whole story?
• Diane Hawthorne: Millions wasted flinging mud
• Area Roundup: Foothill girls suffer first EAL loss
• Donna Caldwell: Let's welcome movie studio
• Don Mayo: 'Real story' about pharmacy troubles
• Redding Veterans Home delay is waiting game; panel advised against being hasty about 'going to war'
• North State in Brief: Jan. 13, 2012
• Siskiyou's Kobseff considering run for 1st Assembly District; conservative would face GOP's Bosetti
• Northland pulls KRCR Channel 7 off air in Siskiyou; affiliate out of Oregon takes its spot
• Race for Congress heating up; Democrat's chance against LaMalfa debated
• Palo Cedro bookkeeper arrested on suspicion of embezzlement
• Shasta County panel OKs hot springs permit; Big Bend facility closed since 2006
• Body of Anderson sailor due in Redding today
• Redding set to OK Stillwater deal for movie studio
• Hearing delayed for suspected I-5 gunman
• Single-vehicle wreck on Happy Valley Road
• Smoking water heater sends Redding firefighters to the movies
• Dining Out: 5 Thais a delightful Dana Drive treat
• Kingston Trio still going strong more than 50 years later
• Artist Spotlight: Grantham’s collages revive shape, color, theme
• Suspected drunken driver crashes into home on Rancho Road in Redding
• Redding weather: Temperature could hit 70 today
• Editorial: College task force presses students: Finish or leave
• Bonnie Erbe: A rare bold step on Grand Canyon
• Wine Tasting: January 2012
• Shirley Plumlee: Land of Opportunity — not Robin Hood
• George Otterbeck: 'Special projects' should be cut first
• Feather River's Crisosto bests Shasta in return to Redding
• Area Roundup: Cubs defeat Central Valley in wrestling meet
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 12, 2012
• Plans to restructure Cascade Union School District paused
• Shasta County foreclosures down; increase in filings expected this year, experts say
• Arrest made in Ruth killing; stepson questioned in fatal shooting
• Today in History: Jan. 12, 2012
• No signs of rain or snow: Fire danger increases during dry spell
• Sailor slain in Afghanistan coming home; Regelin funeral procession set to begin Saturday in Anderson
• North State in Brief: Jan. 12, 2012
• Bus to become the field trip; Tehama County to use vehicle to teach recycling
• Mall card shop closes; Hallmark store ends 10-year run
• Injuries, possible fatality, in single car crash on Hwy. 299
• Workshop to help those with chronic conditions
• Blood banks need variety of blood types
• Health tip: Anderson goes smoke-free
• Redding Marathon: Runners make final preparations for big race
• Senior Living: Readers share special Christmas memories
• Derrick Adams: Rosacea causes discoloration, discomfort
• 18-year-old injured after truck crashes into tree on Old Oregon Trail
• UPDATED: Authorities arrest stepson of Trinity County man found dead earlier this week
• Crash reported in downtown Redding at Eureka and California
• Westboro Baptist Church to demonstrate near Anderson sailor's funeral service
• Redding weather: More springlike conditions for the area
• Area Roundup: Patriots cruise to victory over Lions
• Editorial: 25 years' worth of battles result? Many stalemates
• Thomas Sowell: The Postal Service needs to compete
• Shasta grinds out win over Red Bluff to even season series
• Kevin Askeland: Westwood coach has 2 undefeated hoops teams
• Stan Little: The GOP wants to do it again
• David A. Perreault: No dogs in park? Take another look
• North State in Brief: Jan. 11, 2012
• Shasta County issues order to stop work on private chapel
• Rep. Wally Herger's retirement shuffles north state; congressman endorses LaMalfa
• Judge rules against Don Bird; activist now is a 'vexatious litigant'
• North State Marketplace: Jan 11, 2012
• Trinity County man found fatally shot; deputies say wife discovered body at home
• Today in History: Jan. 11, 2012
• Teen's molestation trial is postponed; date changed from Jan. 18 to April 10
• State budget threatens veterans home's opening; group plans to brainstorm ideas Thursday
• A wolf at the door: Siskiyou County talks options; ranchers, biologists discuss concerns
• Tehama County activist declared 'vexatious litigant'
• Trio accused of murder plead not guilty
• UPDATED: Ambulance responding to pedestrian hit by vehicle on South Street
• Two-vehicle crash on eastbound Cypress
• Red Bluff man sentenced to prison for molesting children
• The Fishing Report — Jan. 14, 2012
• DFG officials discuss wild wolf to packed Siskiyou Board of Supervisors meeting
• Voices of Faith — Jan. 14, 2012
• UPDATED: Trinity detectives investigating man's death
• Suspended priest released from jail on bail
• Two all-terrain vehicles stolen from Cottonwood residence
• Redding man finds parolee in his garage, police say
• Redding weather: Partly sunny and 63 degrees
• Note from the editor: Background on the Prime story
• Local Prime patient visited by feds
• Graffiti rising in Redding
• Man pleads no contest in drugged smoothie case
• Shasta County Auction Yard icon to be honored
• McConnell Foundation sues road contractor
• North state marketplace: Jan. 10, 2012
• North state in brief: Jan. 12, 2012
• Group seeks to refill hot springs in Big Bend
• Suspect in bow incident pleads insanity
• Prep basketball games of the week
• Editorial: Without buses, schools' promise quickly erodes
• Tom Elias: Brown's budget looks like Whitman's
• Jeff Jones: Best investment? Stock up on OJ
• Joyce Dolan: Choose your system
• Sandra Jarosz: Cure the dysfunction before raising taxes
• Jerry Drennan: What the president is really saying
• UPDATED: Herger to announce retirement; LaMalfa to run for his seat
• Scene: Jan. 10, 2012
• Sharon Randall: One little Firecracker, a big burst of emotion
• Shasta County part of $1.5 million settlement with health company
• Redding woman to stand trial for murder
• Woman allegedly steals car after claiming she was assaulted
• 2 Santa Rosa men in jail after alleged home invasion in Corning
• Wreck closes Highway 99 near Corning
• Redding weather: More sun, no chance for rain
• Editorial: School shuffle disruptive, but change is vital
• John Wildermuth: Wishful thinking dominates Legislature
• Timothy J. Duffy: Fire camps need a closer watch
• Pamela McCurdy: Take the pledge; hang up the phone
• Fall River boys, girls win Etna Challenge
• Redding group tries to help war-torn Darfur
• North state briefs: Jan. 9, 2012
• State cuts hit Shasta County rural schools hard
• Today in history: Jan. 9, 2012
• Report: Woman accidentally shoots self
• Wolf on the move but staying in Shasta County
• UPDATED: Car flips on Hwy. 44 near Old Station; minor injuries reported
• Redding weather: More spring-like sun and warmth today
• The Buzz: Downtown welcomes new coffee shop, Brew
• Silas Lyons: Goof-offs crack wise, but fix nothing
• Editorial: Lone wolf means little, but signals what is to come
• Editorial: Serious about budget? Here's how to prove it
• Jeffrey Carr: Cascade district can no longer avoid change
• Debt Adviser: You're never too old to get out of debt
• Rolland Robinson: I'm still waiting for sewer hookups
• Alex Landi: System 'broken,' say those who broke it
• Bon Voyage: Paint your bag and find it easily
• Claudia Mosby: One midlifer's goals for 2012
• Tom Dunlap: Getting in touch with region's volcanic past and future
• Nerds on Call: N3rds Rule and hackers lurk, so make sure your computer is protected
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: New technology can help wean you from printer
• Vincent D'Amato: Don't fall for scams
• Straight Talk: Technology can't beat in-person contact
• Annette Osborne: Kids dish up New Year's Eve restaurant
• Engagement: Alix Freeman and Dan Sorrick
• Wedding: Susan Rawlins and Kevin Walker
• Debra Atlas: GoPicnic makes healthy, on-the-go meals
• Engagement: Kayla McBride and Zachary Smith
• Officers responding to reported self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Redding weather: A sunny Saturday with strong winds
• Roller coaster: West Valley girls take down Shasta in back-and-forth game
• Four local wrestlers thrive at NorCal meet; standouts aim for finals today
• Area Roundup: Redding Christian Lions come back for 44-43 win over Weed
• Editorial: Afghan blast cuts sailor's heroic life tragically short
• Marc Beauchamp: No doze: Kicking the sleeping pill habit
• Allison B. Keye: 'Gift' is simply purchase of votes
• Judy Burke: Roadside repairs are heroic gift
• Lance Boek: Security firms don't skimp on training
• Petition to recall Sheriff Bosenko falls short; medical pot group fails to reach mark
• Funeral set for Anderson sailor; petty officer killed by bomb in Afghanistan
• Defendant evaluation slated; case is suspended after Shasta Lake man's remark
• Today in History: Jan. 7, 2012
• Turtle Bay Café will close to make way for Sheraton hotel in Redding
• Wolf in eastern Shasta County faces tough travels; biologist says California is no haven
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 7, 2012
• Child abuse case postponed; Rachel Limon now set to begin trial Feb. 28
• National Guard trains for Afghanistan deployment at Whiskeytown Lake
• North State in Brief: Jan. 7, 2012
• Plea deal falls apart; Redding woman faces trial in death
• Schauman loses bid to win freedom; judge orders man to pay $365,000
• No-burn days in Shasta and Tehama this weekend because of dry weather
• Live Podcast Saturday, January 7
• Redding police arrest Ore. man wanted for kidnapping, sex crimes
• Limon trial delayed until February
• Pay attention to caliper
• A Celebration of Clay: 40 Years of Northstate Ceramic Artists
• Defendant's comment to lawyer triggers mental health evaluation
• Ask Anna: Bring order to your linen closet
• Master Gardeners: Redding is a good location for blueberries
• Home and garden events
• Funeral service set for fallen Anderson sailor
• Effort to block California 'Dream Act' falls short
• Wolf stays the night in Shasta County
• Travelin' in Time: End of the road for Big Wheels era
• Burglary reported south of Red Bluff
• UPDATE: Woman suffers minor injuries after being hit by Jeep near Gerber
• Redding weather: Warm weather continues
• Enterprise continues trend of dominance over Liberty at girls tourney
• Editorial: Sen. LaMalfa sees beyond the buzz on high-speed rail
• Charles Krauthammer: Fray produces a worthy challenger
• Rex Balentine: Shortcut ruining neighbors' lives
• Peggy Mattingly: Stabbing victim was no mere 'transient'
• Area roundup: C.V. boys defeat Durham in Corning; Falcons play host team today
• NorCal Championships offer glimpse to future success; wrestlers from 52 teams from 3 states to compete
• Third candidate joins supervisor race; ex-Shasta College trustee Cheri Beck pursues post
• Scott River float protest planned; group challenges ownership of stream
• Lone wild wolf spotted in eastern Shasta County; wandering OR-7 caught on trail cam
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 6, 2012
• Prison camp alert sought; LaMalfa bill pursues notice on inmates
• Local art tradition gets revitalized; new name for ArtHop gives rise to familiar fun
• Today in History: Jan. 6, 2012
• Big turnout expected at federal agencies' annual Career Fair in Redding
• Bail for former Redding priest cut to $700K; ex-Redding cleric faces child molestation trial
• Refinancing bonds saves taxpayers $431K; Gateway district chops interest rate to save money
• North State in Brief: Jan. 6, 2012
• Just keep swimming: Aqua Ducks seek to swim 1,000 miles
• UPDATED with video: Lewiston mobile home searched by deputies, CHP
• Bail reduced for priest accused of child molestation
• UPDATED: Wild wolf enters Shasta County
• Singer/Songwriter Pastor Dave Horn to perform at Trinity Lutheran Church
• Burglar takes cash, legal papers, safe from Red Bluff home
• Redding weather: Still sunny, still warm
• Artist Spotlight: Lamb's education continues out of classroom
• Dining Out: 30 years later, Nello's stands test of time
• On The Town: C.R. Gibbs mixes it up well
• "Charlie Brown" a tried, true good time
• Editorial: Right or wrong, pot votes are no cause for recall
• Ruth Marcus: Romney suffers enthusiasm gap
• Enterprise Hornets prove too much for Mount Shasta Bears
• Jim Nielsen: Redevelopment implodes after decades of excess
• Even matchups fill West Valley girls New Year's Hoops tournament; 8-team event tips off today
• Area roundup: Redding's Aqua Ducks start 60th year with 'distance camp'
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 5, 2012
• Sunny skies for Redding bicyclists
• North State in Brief: Jan. 5, 2012
• Art of Dr. Seuss to hit Turtle Bay; well-known, private works to be displayed
• Bicycle chase leads to arrest; Redding police follow man through car dealership
• Inmate charged with soliciting murder; plot targeted man's alleged victim, report says
• Walgreens drops military prescriptions; beneficiaries may switch pharmacies
• Today in History: Jan. 5, 2012
• Man takes plea deal in October stabbing; judge gives him 270 days in jail, probation
• Leland Gordon: Schools bank on sponsors
• Get a healthy start to the new year
• Senior Living: Time flies and suddenly it's 2012
• Redding Marathon: Much goes into coordinating the big event
• Man pleads not guilty in murder-for-hire case
• The Fishing Report — Jan. 6, 2012
• UPDATED: Police: Redding man tries to flee traffic stop on bicycle; roommate at motel also arrested
• One arrested in weekend burglary at Redding home
• Wreck spills lumber, fuel on I-5 near Yreka
• Redding weather: Warmer than average temperatures through next week
• Editorial: Arman's gumption is admirable — but bless the EPA
• Shirley Plumlee: Is this saving Social Security?
• Natasha Minsker: Only death penalty 'fix' is abolition
• Thomas Sowell: Who has record of success? Gingrich
• Tim Haley: Who belongs in office?
• Gloria Bishop: Let's show Obama how smart we are
• Stan Little: Debt-limit fuss is manufactured
• Faylon Brunemeier: Delusional narcissism bodes ill
• Cougars hot hand: Rothman's 23 helps Foothill girls hold off Paradise
• Area Roundup: Shasta boys begin league play with win
• Late-breaking Lady Hornet Classic starts today
• Kevin Askeland: Trinity off to a better start than anticipated
• Palo Cedro in the running for $350,000 state grant
• North State in Brief: Jan. 4, 2012
• North state pot fight grows hotter
• Shasta County Sheriff Bosenko gets OK to pursue new jail grant
• Anderson sailor killed in Afghan blast
• Verde Vale in Anderson might close
• North State Marketplace: Jan. 4, 2012
• Shasta supervisors move forward with new jail plan
• Limon gets six years in child abuse case
• Medical marijuana patients seek to recall Sheriff Bosenko
• UPDATED: Smoke from air conditioner blows into storage room at Shasta College
• Anderson sailor killed in Afghanistan bomb blast
• Ask Anna: Get organized when taking down holiday organizations
• Laura Christman: New year brings new possibilities to the garden
• July trial date set for woman accused of mudering her baby
• CHP: One dead in I-5 wreck near Oregon border
• Deputies investigating burglary outside Red Bluff
• Tehama Co. deputies make two drug-related arrests
• Redding weather: No rain in sight
• Editorial: County needs but can scarcely afford new jail
• Tom Elias: Would part-time pols end gridlock?
• Don Farrell: Was vets home job open to applicants?
• Tom Wendt: GOP stances only harm Medicare
• Jim Reed: Refine Canada's oil here in California
• Lorenz Hotel in Redding nominated for National Register
• North state marketplace briefs: Jan. 3, 2012
• Judge: Dunsmuir council will answer lawsuit
• Central Valley High School adds theater to cafeteria
• Today in history: Jan. 3, 2012
• Redding woman seeks county supervisor post
• Anderson seeks new promoter for racetrack
• North state in brief: Jan. 3, 2012
• State to halve some traffic fines
• Iron Mountain Mine water safety in debate
• Voices of Faith — Jan. 7, 2012
• Dirt bike rider hurt in annual Shasta Dam Poker Run
• Second candidate announces bid for supervisor post
• UPDATED: Traffic accident reported off Placer Road
• 76 arrested during anti-DUI campaign
• Medical marijuana armed robbery reported
• Redding weather: Today should see partly sunny skies
• Editorial: Hunters should embrace unusual ally on poaching
• Bob Williams: The morality of real people
• Tim A. Kersten: Bank dodges responsibility for security
• Shasta County's first baby born in 2012
• Shasta County wants $33 million to build new jail
• Redding residents splash in the new year
• DUI arrests up over last year
• Today in History: Jan. 2, 20112
• Redding's first baby of 2012 born this morning
• Auditions: LEND ME A TENOR
• Shasta County DUI arrests still climbing
• Redding weather: A pleasant, sunny start to the new year
• Silas Lyons: The stories you read in 2011
• Editorial: New Year's Day dawns with hope for a better 2012
• Alana Burke: Ron Paul's base afflicted with tunnel vision
• RedBlueAmerica: Which GOP candidate is best?
• How the Salvation Army handles donations of items
• North state charities provide tips on giving year-round
• Wedding: Marguerite Dunn and William Askins
• Wedding: Molly Barnes and Felipe Gonzalez
• Zita Biehle: Exchange families help build memories
• Joe Matthews: The California Office Pool — 2012
• Dorothy Teixeira: Good people come through
• Anniversary: Bob and Melva Greene
• Anniversary: Jim and Jane Kortuem
• Book review: "Dead by Midnight" mixes quirky characters with crime
• Bon Voyage: Let is snow -- please!
• Tom Dunlap: Mr. Coffee floods while visions of sugar plums dance in his head
• Engagement: Kelleye Peterson and Chris Crawford
• Straight Talk: What to do if a person drinks too much
• Annette Osborne: Learning life's lessons on the skating rink
• Where and how to give to select agencies in the north state
• Compute: Remove data from cast-off tech devices
• Debra Atlas: A look back at living green in 2011
• Business spotlight: Dreams 2 Designs by Senter
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Figure out which smartphone works best for you
• North state at work: Three tips to help prepare for an interview
• Lewis Chamberlain: Basic facts on Medicare plans
• UPDATED: CHP says worker falls out of lift bucket after woman steals utility truck
• Avoid the Six leads to 65 arrests for suspected DUI in two weeks
• Redding weather: Warm, sunny days ahead
• 2011's top five stories in the north state
• Judge issues bit of relief; ruling blocks cuts on Medi-Cal
• Editorial: County celebrates direct democracy by exercising it
• Marc Beauchamp: For 2012, here's a three-word resolution
• 2012 AAS winners are salvia, melon and peppers
• Rhonda Ebelke: Woodpecker vote — extremists at work
• Oakley Howell: 'Common sense' can change with time
• North state's Top 10 sports stories for 2011; Rapinoe, Red Bluff All-Stars lead list
• Patriots get revenge for Classic title
• Liberty Christian girls fall to mighty Hamilton
• Foothill falters in tourney final
• Nearly time to make room; Cottonwood woman asks for new kitchen in Web contest
• Terrier lives to wag tail after deadly encounters; dog has met horse, car, snake
• Area Roundup: Anderson boys take 3rd place in tourney
• Cottonwood man pleads no contest to animal cruelty; ex-owner of pit bulls gets 90 days in jail
• Today in History: Dec. 31, 2011
• Light rain dampens Redding on Friday
• North State in Brief: Dec. 31, 2011
• Thomas Lawrence: Knights' sights set on titles
• Closures for New Year's Day holiday
• Bon Voyage: Let is now -- please!
• Editorial: County celebrates direct democracy by exercising it
• Tom Dunlap: Mr. Coffee floods while visions of sugar plums dance in his head
• Engagement: Kelleye Peterson and Chris Crawford
• Book review: "Dead by Midnight" mixes quirky characters with crime
• No headline - 122511Howell_CommonSense
• Anniversary: Bob and Melva Greene
• Anniversary: Jim and Jane Kortuem
• Palouse Falls is a treasure along Ice Age flood trail
• Master Gardeners: Meyer lemon is good choice for Redding area
• Cottonwood man gets 90-day jail sentence for animal cruelty
• PG&E electric rates to increase next month; gas rates to drop
• Red Bluff police to watch for DUI this weekend
• 59 arrested in Shasta County DUI campaign
• Redding Weather: Up to 1/4 inch of rain may fall; winds up to 36 mph to the north
• Woman arrested after man reports being stabbed in the forehead with a kitchen knife
• On to the finals: Foothill turns away Yuba City in overtime
• Liberty Christian Patriots blow past Warriors; Trinity Wolves next
• Liberty girls escape with win over Wilton; team led by double digits in 4th quarter
• T.J. Holmes: Hoops are heating up for the winter
• Area Roundup: Girls get tourney's 3rd place for Cubs
• North State Marketplace: Dec. 30, 2011
• Editorial: Redevelopment suit backfires, and public wins
• Charles Krauthammer: Are we alone in the universe?
• Randy Ford: Nation must get back to basics
• Neil Posson: Will we learn Iraq's lessons?
• Lynn Shaw: Herger: Just part of establishment
• Wild wolf crosses from Oregon into California
• Top north state stories of 2011 -- Nos. 5-10
• Redevelopment ruling jeopardizes city projects
• Let's get the 'O' on the road
• Today in History: Dec. 30, 2011
• Shasta County website puts aid benefits at fingertips
• Body found in Pit River ID'd; cause of death believed to be drowning
• Family of inmate who killed himself sues Tehama County jailers
• Oregon wolf enters California, now in Siskiyou County
• Redding police searching for pharmacy robber
• U.S. Marshals pursuing man after he allegedly runs during traffic stop
• UPDATED: Jacob Berlinghoff takes plea deal that includes no jail time
• UPDATED: Body behind Big Bend store identified; foul play not suspected
• Detectives: Red Bluff woman confesses to using dead woman's credit card
• Family of hanged jail inmate sues Tehama County
• Redding Weather: 40 percent chance of showers today
• Enterprise dominates Kennedy in first round of Jamie Angley Hornet Classic
• Cold shooting dooms Central Valley in Classic
• Patriot boys cruise in tourney opener
• Liberty girls squeak by for victory
• Area Roundup: Enterprise girls reach semis of Jamboree tournament
• Editorial: Death penalty needs overhaul or needs to go
• Ruth Marcus: Keep an eye on this wild card
• Bob Walden: Now's the time to support troops
• Ann Yarbrough: Too quick to cast stones at Schauman
• Faylon Brunemeier: Expediency defeats logic
• Shasta County medical marijuana debate: Pot cultivation ordinance target of referendum
• Turtle Bay wins ruling on wages; hotel plan not subject to prevailing pay
• Teen aims high; quadriplegic boy shoots targets near Red Bluff with modified rifle
• Nome, Alaska, awaits fuel oil; Redding woman follows son's situation
• North State Marketplace: Dec. 29, 2011
• Today in History: Dec. 29, 2011
• North State in Brief: Dec. 29, 2011
• Redding man gets 10 years for home invasion robbery; woman beaten, bound in Redding
• Ace Hardware opens new shop after fire; store fills void in Shasta Lake, customers say
• Fire reported at Duncan's Frosty in Burney
• UPDATED: Children find body in Pit River
• Redding man gets 10-year prison sentence in home invasion robbery
• Burglar steals 109 rims from Gerber property
• Ill Hayfork man mistaken for drunk driver, CHP says
• Redding weather: Rain may be on the way
• Martinez family preps for wrongful death suit
• Yreka to vote on backyard hens
• Editorial: Fantasy Medicare formula controls deficit — on paper
• Thomas Sowell: On green fads and grinches
• Man's robbery charges are dropped
• Forecast gloomy: Not much rainfall expected
• North state in brief: Dec. 28, 2011
• Berlinghoff set to take misdemeanor plea deal
• John Whittenberger: Facts, not zealotry, prevent pregnancies
• Ken Archuleta: A dishonest whitewash of Gingrich's record
• Nellie Lee Barber: Humane tactics could avert dog shooting
• Future firefighters face more simulations
• Angley Hornet Classic continues rich tradition
• Liberty Classic features small schools, big talent
• Kevin Askeland: Unbeaten hoops squads down to 3
• Area Roundup: Anderson High girls drop 1st-round game to Turlock
• Man accused of attacking Redding family, subdued by K9
• “School Administrator uses App to Reach Students”
• Memorize the Bible with Prof. Tom Meyer at SBC
• Redding Firefighters raise thousands ringing bell for Salvation Army
• Trio charged with murder fail to enter pleas
• Brake-light stop leads to Redding burglary arrest
• Burglaries reported in Tehama County
• Redding Weather: Siskiyou County to bear brunt of oncoming storms
• Editorial: Frivolous suits carry real cost to the taxpayer
• Tom Elias: California GOP is woefully weak
• Jon Coupal: Prop. 13 works for both homeowners and businesses
• 100 mph chase ends in arrest near Anderson
• Weed police officer's ribs broken while arresting suspect
• Doctor groups frustrated by temporary Medicare rate fix
• Burney dentist sues U.S. Bank over shooting
• Business briefs: Dec. 27, 2011
• Shasta County grand jury replies filed
• Today in history: Dec. 27, 2011
• North state in brief: Dec. 27, 2011
• Hunters decry DFG over Humane Society
• UPDATED: Firefighters releasing engines in Anderson blaze
• UPDATED: Man arrested in Owens Pharmacy robbery in Redding
• The Fishing Report — Dec. 30, 2011
• UPDATED: Three captured after 100 mph chase near Anderson
• Bon Voyage: Hum ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’ packing tips
• Voices of Faith — Dec. 31, 2011
• UPDATED: One dead in Highway 89 wreck
• Weed officer suffers broken ribs in struggle with parolee
• Redding Weather: Rain and snow coming this way
• Editorial: Battle Creek review shows system works
• Igor Birman: Nothing to hide, everything to fear
• Emmett Kapengwie: Power to tax is not a duty
• Suzy Coffee: America owes Iraq an apology
• Redding residents enjoy food and fellowship on Christmas
• North state briefs: Dec. 26, 2011
• Today in history: Dec. 26, 2011
• Coho salmon return strong on Scott River
• Act One, Scene Two – Call for Submissions
• Shasta County DUI arrests on the rise
• Red Bluff police say man ran from them after getting teen drunk
• Redding weather: A cool, sunny Christmas
• Silas Lyons: The Christmas spirit is strong
• Editorial: Volcanoes' risk real but distant; let's worry later
• Nicholas J. Webb: My magical Christmas compass
• Claudia Mosby: Christmas means loving thy neighbor year round
• Tom Dunlap: From mom's food to shoveling coal, Christmases past bring bright memories
• Engagement: Nicole Garcia and Mitchell Guhy
• Carla Clark: To raise new readers, sit down with a book
• Gary Jensen: Couple's hearts humbled by help
• Bill Ziegler: Security officers need living wage
• Michael Madden: News media play Democrats' tune
• Orval Strong: For real change, vote Ron Paul
• Tom Kisling: Bat stuck inside? Here's the remedy
• Ken Fleming: Our leaders don't share our values
• Lydia Reed: Grades for cans? A failing idea
• Dave Armstrong: Schools neglect skills training
• Engagement: Ericka Morrow and Todd Jones
• Straight Talk: Woman needs to report rape
• Wedding: Starr Olsen and Jake Troncale
• Wedding: Kym Comnick and Andy Holland
• Annette Osborne: Davey tells Santa how it really is
• Frame work could diminish value of basketball cards
• More arrested for suspected DUI
• Redding weather: A sunny, and slightly breezy, Christmas Eve
• Editorial: Santa Claus? As real as love, faith and fancy
• Marc Beauchamp: Is going to college still a no-brainer?
• Ellen Kelley: Heed cannabis science, not legal threats
• North State in Brief: Dec. 24, 2011
• Blue Santa brings cheer; kids at Mercy Medical Center in Redding get surprise visit
• Resource district hires manager; Alderson replaces 10-year chief Mitchell
• Another delay in Ponzi scheme trial; judge warns counsel to get ready
• Forest timber thefts alleged; officer says 2 suspects cut trees, sold wood
• Today in History: Dec. 24, 2011
• Hope amid ruins: Displaced Redding couple receive support
• Motherhood: Shasta's Ravien Lawson dominating, playing with a purpose
• Thomas Lawrence: Knights putting it all together
• Prep boys basketball teams gearing up for league play in January
• North State Marketplace: Dec. 24, 2011
• Two car crashes on Highway 44, one vehicle on fire
• Don't top trees
• Deputies find marijuana plants, guns at Corning home
• Home and garden briefs
• Rich in cones: North state has diversity of conifers
• Ask Anna: A few sweet treats to make at home
• Bill Keep: 'Tales from the Underground' explores life beneath our feet
• Master Gardeners: Newspaper is great for mulch
• You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
• MEALS ON WHEELS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA TO BENEFIT FROM SUBARU “SHARE THE LOVE” E...
• Shasta County DUI arrests still down this holiday season
• Two men arrested on suspicion of illegal timber activity
• Redding weather: Sunny days, cold nights
• North State in Brief: Dec. 23, 2011
• Editorial: Republicans play the victim card on redistricting
• Charles Krauthammer: The GOP's payroll tax debacle
• John Keye: Get the truth about 'warming'
• Robert Montgomery: Survival of fittest — but only for poor
• Court hears Redding stabbing case; Lemmon arraigned on murder charge
• Schauman gets 3-year sentence; conviction for battery nets prison time
• Judge thwarts REU ratepayers; ruling says rate hike didn't need approval
• Latest restaurant brings New Mexico flavor to Redding; Jimi'z Southwest Grill open in former sandwich shop
• Home buyers will get funding; Shasta Lake granted aid for down payments
• Foothill places 8 on All-Northern Section football team; players also named to all-section volleyball team
• Small-school girls basketball teams set for league play
• Redding lawyer named as federal bankruptcy judge
• Holiday gets brighter: Redding couple's traditional yard display continued thanks to helpers
• Today in History: Dec. 23, 2011
• Poor economy strains food pantries' reserves; Redding rescue mission turns people away
• North State Marketplace: Dec. 23, 2011
• Recall notices for Redding City Council members insufficient, city clerk says
• UPDATED: Judge strikes down REU-ratepayer lawsuit; PILOT predates Prop. 26, ruling says
• Schauman gets three-year prison sentence for fatal punch
• The Artist Way
• SHARP SHOOTERS: Prep boys basketball players ready for league action
• Area boys teams ready to tip off basketball play
• North State in Brief: Dec. 22, 2011
• Area Roundup: Orland edges West Valley in basketball
• Editorial: City follows sensible path on collectives
• Ruth Marcus: Gingrich would shred the law
• Louie Moore: Now is the time to fly your flag
• Donald White: Where's the justice?
• Roy Hutchings: The cancer of communism
• Paul Jay Hill: Old St. Nick is very real
• Bonnie Mark: Jesus' message is a gift to all
• Accident victim's children get $125K; Redding, Shasta County included in settlement
• Lawyer barred from Gateway case; judge questions ethics, possible violations of law
• Mother, daughter decorate cookies for Santa
• Palmer running for Shasta County supervisor seat
• Memorial held in Redding for deceased homeless
• Christmas presence: Redding first-grader gets surprise visit from Army mom on leave
• Carolers, others help mother who has cancer; money will be used to buy gas for trips
• Today in History: Dec. 22, 2011
• Insurer: Shasta County patients with HMO Medicare Advantage plans will be covered
• UPDATED: Traffic backing up after motorcycle wreck on I-5 north of Cypress Ave., left lane closed
• Soldier surprises Redding son with classroom visit
• Lucero recall qualifies for ballot, county clerk says
• UPDATE: DUI, drivers license checkpoint to be held Thursday in Shasta Lake
• Former Shasta Lake mayor Palmer to run for county supervisor
• Traffic stop leads to three arrests in Tehama County
• DUI arrests in Shasta County down
• Redding weather: More dry, windy conditions
• Anderson woman takes plea deal; she took 2 kids, prompting Amber Alert
• Illegal dumping to cost Corning man $50K
• Redding walk carries light toward menorah
• Editorial: State has little time to prepare for wolves' return
• Thomas Sowell: Gingrich's past vs. nation's future
• Faylon Brunemeier: Postal Service is a treasure
• Kenneth Jones: For-profit tickets are an injustice
• Jim Roberts: Drones need a kill switch
• Diane Hawthorne: Fine texting drivers like drunks
• Authorities capture camp fugitive; inmate walked off Ishi facility in Tehama County
• Hartman lands job at veterans home; supervisor says she won't seek re-election
• North State in Brief: Dec. 21, 2011
• Carla Zerfing: Robin Hood? No, Brown is sheriff
• Hoop heroes: Prep players to watch as girls basketball season continues
• Today in History: Dec. 21, 2011
• Median home price tumbles in Shasta County
• No Payne, new lane; Shasta County wins eminent domain case by default
• Movie studio wants to expand; 2 more properties picked out in Redding
• Recall targets three on Redding City Council; medical marijuana advocate slams dispensary ban
• Previews: Girls basketball teams gearing up for league play
• Four injured in wreck north of Lewiston
• Natural gas to be vented from pipe Wednesday on Airport Road
• Redding SWAT team fires tear gas, flashbangs into Red Bluff House
• Mother accused of slashing son's throat fails to enter plea
• Shots fired in Cottonwood
• The Fishing Report — Dec. 23, 2011
• Supervisor Hartman hired as assistant administrator of Redding VA home
• Suspected I-5 gunman has hearing delayed
• UPDATED: Inmate walks away from Ishi Conservation Camp in Paynes Creek
• Anderson woman sentenced in child abduction case
• Promoter describes grand vision for Christian movies in Redding
• Vehicle reportedly crashes into Sunshine Market in Shasta Lake
• UPDATED: Truck carrying turbine no longer blocking Foothill High entrance
• Redding: More sunshine today
• Editorial: Peace on Earth? Not yet — thus Walk of Honor
• Tom Elias: Prop. 13 fix is long overdue
• Timothy J. Duffy: One more law we'll ignore
• John P. Schafer: Emotional release
• Bruce Chandler: Who'll teach there?
• Al Santos: Postal Service needs freedom to thrive
• Two Redding men arraigned in stabbing death
• North State in Brief: Dec. 20, 2011
• Kids, cookies and carols raise money for trip to test woman's bone marrow
• Area Roundup: U-Prep's Vincelli named Five-Star League MVP
• Redding to examine dog license terms; currently they all expire June 30
• Country music festival coming to Anderson in July; promoter hoping for annual event
• Today in History: Dec. 20, 2011
• Pickle prediction: Forecast calls for storm next week to reverse dry month
• Redding launches $1.3 million online system to track parcels' history
• North State Marketplace: Dec. 20, 2011
• COME BACK, LITTLE SHEBA
• Voices of Faith — Dec. 24, 2011
• Former APD officer relocated to out-of-county jail
• Sentencing delayed in child abuse case
• Shasta County Courthouse evacuated
• Icy roads north of Yreka cause three wrecks, CHP says
• Tehama County resident injured in fire
• Priest accused of child molestation has court hearing postponed
• Trinity County man wanted for suspicion of beating a deputy
• Burney McDonald's employee doesn't make global semifinals in singing contest
• Redding weather: Sunny with wind
• Editorial: Salmon rebound is welcome — and humbling
• Bob Williams: GOP plea: Concede or I'll kill myself
• Rena Caudle: Challenged artists show real talent
• Nancy Adams: Shoddy counseling stymies students
• Krysta Shaw-Stearns: Scholarships snub spring transfers
• Foothill seizes bronze division
• Veterans honored at Anderson park
• North state in brief: Dec. 19, 2011
• Today in history: Dec. 19, 2011
• Cottonwood home damaged by fire
• Shasta County officers arrest 12 on suspicion of DUI
• Redding weather: Sunny skies and 64 degrees
• Silas Lyons: Key to kids' future? 'When'
• Editorial: Gateway would link its teachers' pay, performance
• Editorial: Charter lobby shows true accountability
• Emily Young: Wishing for year of humility, grace
• Irma Vorbeck: Investment in etiquette pays off for students
• Red-Blue America: Ban drivers' cellphone use?
• Rick Christ: Mail service cuts are bad for public
• Matt Rees: Mayers isn't behind knee-surgery wave
• Ronald Chiodo: Occupiers need to find focus
• Rick Hartley: Hanging ornaments, reliving memories
• Dennis Benfield: Believers, make Christmas real
• Lowell Barnes: GOP stances are good for a laugh
• Joe Bahlke: Elite has bought our democracy
• Sandra Jarosz: Republicans want to punish poor
• Nerds on Call: From books to music to movies, Internet is full of gift ideas
• Family creates simpler way to live in Mount Shasta
• Tom Dunlap: Cell phones say the darndest things
• Claudia Mosby: Search for family roots uncovers similarities
• Bon Voyage: Tips from Santa - Track the famous red-eye flight
• Engagement: Tess Kersten and Tyler Meisinger
• Avoid the Six nets four arrests for suspected DUI
• Redding weather: Sunny for the next week, but expect frost tomorrow
• Editorial: Officers show both bravery and restraint
• Marc Beauchamp: Remember when Redding got lectured?
• Gene Chapin: Cellphone fines too small to stick
• Sandy McNamara: Reefer Madness all over again
• Mary Hall: Senior's tax bite does not add up
• Susan Gray: Support freedom in advertising
• Ann Chapman: Prohibition will still fail
• Shasta County gets to work; jobless rate declines fifth straight month
• Enterprise hangs tough vs. Lake Oswego; Hornets fall 69-61 at Red Bluff tourney
• Ex-manager of Shingletown water company pleads not guilty in embezzlement case
• Benson gets one year; judge chastises ex-Anderson officer in assault of woman
• Anderson honors veterans with new memorial park
• North State in Brief: Dec. 17, 2011
• Population of Chinook salmon coming up Sacramento River improves
• Fatal shooting by deputy justified, Shasta County DA says
• Groups discuss keeping Castle Crags open; park closure scheduled for next year due to cuts
• Faiths cross at holiday celebrations in Redding
• Today in History: Dec. 17, 2011
• Falcons avoid 2nd half collapse; Central Valley picks up seventh win of season at Anderson tourney
• West Valley Eagles roll into tourney final; five players score at least 5 pts.
• Engagement: Tess Kersten and Tyler Meisinger
• Bon Voyage: Tips from Santa - Track the famous red-eye flight
• Irma Vorbeck: Investment in etiquette pays off for students
• Wedding: Amy Andrews and Daniel Eiszele
• RPD arrests second suspect in Hilltop Lodge stabbing, still searching for third suspect
• Wordsmithing
• Former Anderson cop, Benson, jailed in assault case
• LESS THAN 20 SENIORS REMAIN ON GOLDEN UMBRELLA’S ADOPT-A-SENIOR LIST It is easy...
• BREAKING: DA says Oct. 25 shooting by deputy "justified"
• Choose safe toys for pets
• UPDATED: Trailer fire reported in Round Mountain
• Laura Christman: Season's greetings no longer in the cards for many
• Master Gardeners: Large weedy area is big challenge
• Ask Anna: Here's how to disinfect the kitchen sink
• Cold facts: A primer on north state winters
• Protection, patience are cold-weather strategies for plants
• UPDATED: Barry Bonds sentenced to 30 days' house arrest, probation
• Hearing date set for woman accused of murdering her baby
• Redding Weather: Gusts up to 20 mph
• Editorial: Pension report shows who leads — not California
• Charles Krauthammer: The wages of Obama's appeasement
• Joan Manning: Neverending attack on Social Security
• Rhodley Lewington Alden: Let's all pitch in to pay down debt
• Bob Methvin: Another turn to communism?
• Family keeps positive vision; couple in Adopt-A-Family program raises 4 children
• North State in Brief: Dec. 16, 2011
• Redding medical marijuana advocate Benno loses NORML post
• Suspect arrested in fatal stabbing at motel; police say Redding man didn't act alone
• New theater to raise curtain at Shasta Outlets; surround sound, digital films will be offered at complex
• Today in History: Dec. 16, 2011
• Snail mail deadline: Late shipping of yuletide packages can be costly
• New signs in Corning guide tourists to 'Center of the Olive Universe'
• Referendum on pot shops going to Butte County supervisors; petition signatures ruled valid
• Remains found in field ID'd as owner of truck in '09 fire
• Clutch victory: Comeback against Helix propels Red Bluff to next round of Holiday Classic
• Enterprise edges out Marshall in overtime thriller at Red Bluff Holiday Classic
• T.J. Holmes: Basketball tourneys provide early-season tests
• Central Valley's senior forward O'Farrell brings 'A' game in 60-51 win over Ferndale
• Area Roundup: Foothill boys fall to Compton
• Movie theater at Shasta Outlets to reopen Dec. 23
• Hearing delayed in transient slaying
• Vehicle rolls over on Highway 299
• Angry outburst prompts ouster of NORML chief
• Transient placed on probation for causing King Richard's fire
• Man struck and killed by car in Fall River Mills
• Body of missing Cottonwood man found near Bowman Road
• Man in van tries to abduct boy in Red Bluff, police say
• Truck blocking Lake McCumber Road
• UPDATED: Major injuries in Redding crash; Eastbound traffic redirected from S. Bonnyview to E. Bonnyview
• Man stabbed to death in Redding hotel
• Redding weather: Morning rain should give way to afternoon sunshine
• UPDATED: Fire burns house on Yogi Court in Redding
• Editorial: Paper barrier is only stronger after 220 years
• Ruth Marcus: Gingrich rewrites his own history
• To Do List: December 15, 2011
• Norm Overbay: Compare the cost: Germany's no model
• Patricia Croff: Don't be cheated; measure that cord
• Craig Vivas: Wally Herger loves lobbyists
• Dining Out: Diners enjoying Sunday brunch at the Savory Spoon in the Hartnell Castle in east Redding.
• Digging deep: Balanced Spartans scratch out victory against Falcons
• Mendonca, West Valley Eagles surge to Classic win
• Chamber chief visits Redding; state leader praises leaders for pro-business attitude
• Area Roundup: Cougars lose at St. Hope Classic
• Windows shattered at 2 downtown Redding shops
• Resident saved by neighbor from 2-alarm fire
• Redding police: Man told officers to shoot
• Today in History: Dec. 15, 2011
• Pot violator's eviction delayed; Redding family can stay at property through holidays
• North State in Brief: Dec. 15, 2011
• United Way gets new CEO; Shasta County native to lead area nonprofit
• Redding hospitals get digital; shift to electronic records should bring benefits
• Home loan default rate up; foreclosure filings reach 446 in Shasta County
• Shasta County gets $2M grant for math, science training
• Historic Camden House vandalized during burglary, park officials say
• UPDATED: Neighbor rescues man from burning house
• Bones found in Redding pasture identified as ex-con
• Beat goes on: Mount Shasta couple keep taiko tradition thriving
• Car goes off embankment near Montgomery Creek
• UPDATED: Redding man attempts suicide by cop, police say
• Redding man arrested for scaring people with plastic gun, police say
• Redding weather: Clouds rolling in today; rain likely tonight
• Editorial: Nasty outbursts do nothing for marijuana cause
• Thomas Sowell: Gridlock to the rescue?
• Cookbook helps raise funds for Redding
• Nancy Reese: Highway 44 bridge is driving pleasure
• Jim and Mary Taylor: Bob Hall truly cares about Weed
• Kathy Kositzke: Give bell ringers a smile, at least
• Sam Collins: All should protest obscene UC raises
• Red Bluff mother arrested after son's neck slashed
• Music elevates students; programs at risk amid budget cuts
• Land set for new veterans clinic; ex-senator Johannessen buys Knighton Road property
• No position taken on CSAC proposal; measure would raise some taxes
• North State in Brief: Dec. 14, 2011
• Today in History: Dec. 14, 2011
• Shasta County bans pot dispensaries; board also passes law regulating cultivation
• Shasta County DA warns of mail scams; con game targets elderly using fake check
• Ex-Bethel student not at fault in '08 fall; judge says woman not obligated to act
• Boys get chance to face top teams at Red Bluff tournament
• Kevin Askeland: Cardinals find their place in Division IV
• Enterprise girls open vs. West Valley at Red Bluff Holiday Classic
• Red Bluff mother accused of slashing 13-year-old son's throat
• Crash reported on Sacramento River Bridge on Highway 44
• Johannessen wants to build living units for vets
• Tehama County man sentenced to prison for molesting child
• The Fishing Report — Dec. 16, 2011
• Ex-teen counselor waives hearing in sex crime case
• Redding man sent to prison for 2010 assault
• Winter Art Camp!
• UPDATED: Shasta County Supervisors ban medical marijuana dispensaries; board passes cultivation restrictions with a split vote
• DA warns of mail check scam making rounds in Shasta County
• Redding weather: Cool morning gives way to mostly sunny day
• Editorial: Higher reach needs to start with families
• Christine Mitchell: Customers will pay for privatization
• Rudy Anberg: When will pols tackle the waste?
• Tom Elias: Tallest barrier to tax hikes is resentment
• Sally Rapoza: Angels indeed live among us
• Wilshire residents grateful for gifts
• State stops funding for Shasta County anti-drug task force
• Suspect is ruled competent for trial in I-5 shooting case
• Skiers still waiting for snow
• Today in history: Dec. 13, 2011
• North state marketplace: Dec. 13, 2011
• North state in brief: Dec. 13, 2011
• Anderson restricts smoking in public
• Former deputy public defender pleads no contest to DUI
• UPATED: Southbound Interstate 5 opened after Corning wreck
• Man accused of attempted murder in I-5 shoot-out deemed competent to stand trial
• Voices of Faith — Dec. 17, 2011
• Yreka pair thrown from SUV in suspected DUI crash
• Red Bluff man found hiding in barn after alleged burglary
• Redding weather: Cool temperatures and mostly sunny skies
• Editorial: County's boycott of stream study is an empty pose
• Dan Tomascheski: On Battle Creek, the rules are working
• Timothy J. Duffy: Brown is right
• Brad Fortier: Pearl Harbor was not the only target
• Jeff Jones: Cozying up to Trump — are they serious?
• David L. Cox: Detention bill is un-American
• Siskiyou meat processor to employ 10 to 15
• Groups work together to build house for Shasta Lake family
• Police say driver fled crash scene
• Schools fight chronic absenteeism
• Women arrested over alleged meth, stolen car
• Today in history: Dec. 12, 2011
• UPDATED: Police say driver fled wrecked car, leaving behind injured passenger
• Redding police: Women arrested with meth and stolen car
• Redding weather: Cool and sunny
• David Benda: Camping World may finally be coming to Shasta County
• Silas Lyons: Learning to love traditions
• Editorial: Mothballed camp is doing nothing for schoolchildren
• Richard Malotky: The best — and cheapest — diet? Hunger
• Dugan Barr: Anti-marijuana hysteria never made sense
• Paul Silveira: I-5 tree brightens holiday landscape
• Terry Husa: Give governor his sales tax
• Carlo Jensen: Where's concern for the abused?
• Gary Wright: Herger shows statesmanship
• Dorothy Huff: Surgical rates follow success
• Janice Powell: Recall rallies citizens to act
• Hardy Dunn: A few corrections on stripers, salmon
• Thomas Spear: GOP's candidates: A sad-sack bunch
• Jane Pratt: Californians need a new Robin Hood
• Redding resident turns out unique pens
• Debra Atlas: Wrap presents in Earth-friendly paper and ribbons
• Tom Dunlap: Maple down the street changes its shirt
• Annette Osborne: Tread lightly when waking the Davey monster
• Bon Voyage: Enjoy city life sans strife
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Tech gift guide for kids
• UPDATED: Driver crashes into apartment, then strips to boxers, CHP says
• Redding weather: Sunny days, cloudy nights and cooler temperatures
• Editorial: ArtHop kept city's cultural scene jumping
• Jack Williams: Postal overhaul is much needed
• Marc Beauchamp: Be prepared — buy peanut butter powder?
• Phil Brown: Herger, stand up for sorting center
• Wes Breese: Postal Service is worth saving
• Hornets hold on; Enterprise sneaks past rival Shasta at Harlan Carter tourney
• Feverish Central Valley attack earns win; Falcons rebound to beat Las Plumas by 10 during Lehigh Classic pool-play
• Area Roundup: Foothill boys advance to championship game
• Adopt-A-Family: 65-year-old retiree cares for great-grandson
• Judge acquits woman of embezzlement; Shasta Lake resident had been accused of stealing $350K
• North State in Brief: Dec. 10, 2011
• Today in History: Dec. 10, 2011
• Death investigated after body found in south Redding; murder not ruled out, detective says
• Forest Service building in Redding sells for $13M; agency has 13 years left on lease
• Preliminary hearing into baby's death delayed
• New rural fire fee challenged; Tehama asks state to reject it
• Code complaint leads to eviction notice; Redding pot cultivator says city forces ouster
• Dispensaries ban on agenda; Shasta County to weigh pot ordinance Tuesday
• North State Marketplace: Dec. 10, 2011
• Shasta Lake woman acquitted of embezzlement
• Tehama Sheriff: Money wire scams on the rise, victim loses $2,500
• UPDATED: Three injured in south Redding wreck
• Woman accused of starving her 4-day-old baby has hearing postponed
• UPDATED: Four men linked to rash of vehicle and residential burglaries, deputies say
• Holiday plants dangerous?
• Gifts that matter: Put meaning before merchandise
• Book explores man's plunder of the oceans
• Ask Anna: Remove rust stains on fabric
• Master Gardeners: Prune, spray to control shot hole disease
• Health and Support Groups
• Redding Weather: Perhaps some precipitation on Tuesday
• Liberty boys rally at Lehigh tourney after blowing big lead
• Editorial: Tax hike is bad, but alternatives could be worse
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama's campaign for class resentment
• John P. Schafer: Snow job
• Raymond F. Pittam: RPD is quick to heed call
• Casey Scott: So, where are the jobs?
• Anne Gilles: Union demands ignore reality
• Janae Gray shows way; Enterprise freshman leads Hornets to tourney win over West Valley
• North State in Brief: Dec. 9, 2011
• North State Marketplace: Dec. 9, 2011
• Today in History: Dec. 9, 2011
• Mom's recovery reunites family; gift-giving program brightens Christmas
• Man pleads guilty in brawl at mother's Millville home; Shasta Lake resident fought with deputy
• Area Roundup: Foothill boys beat Terra Linda, 41-38
• T.J. Holmes: Storylines to watch in girls hoops
• ArtHop is taking its final walk; Redding cultural event still popular
• Copper thefts hit schools hard; seven air conditioners made useless in Fall River Mills district
• Shasta County's planning panel approves veterinary clinic in Bella Vista
• Siskiyou County opts out of water study; Board of Supervisors refuses to 'legitimize' process
• Wildlife strategies for DFG: State agency's format for the meeting angers some attendees initially
• Shasta Lake man who brawled with deputy takes plea bargain
• Shasta Lake has K-9 Hondo on patrol
• KARM program 'Corners of Your Field' gives back to churches
• Investigation continues into Wednesday's riot at New Folsom prison
• To Do List: December 8, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Homquist's eclectic work best shown big
• Dining Out: Tortuga Bay Grill a tasty newcomer to Redding dining
• On the Town: Loungin’ at Clearie’s
• Music: ‘Thin Places’ brings Christmas spirit with a conscience to Cascade stage
• UPDATED: Warrant issued for former Shasta County man; parolee didn't participate in GPS monitoring
• ArtHop in Redding ends Saturday
• Redding Weather: Expect a pleasant day
• Character builder: Shasta rallies in second half for win over Central Valley
• Patriots get past Eagles; stingy 'D' key for Liberty in pool-play win at Lehigh Classic
• Harlan Carter Invitational poses first big test; girls tourney sets tone for Foothill squad
• Area Roundup: Central Valley girls defeat Trinity in Lehigh Classic opener
• Editorial: Pricing counties out of fire camps is a short-sighted cut
• Ruth Marcus: Candidates, watch your language!
• Marv Steinberg: Access to marijuana could have saved life
• Bill Masten: For the victims, abuse is no myth
• North State Marketplace: Dec. 8, 2011
• Adopt-A-Family: Organizations, businesses in Redding rally to aid those in need
• Mom, son arrested after deputy fight; man accused of pointing gun at neighbors
• North State in Brief: Dec. 8, 2011
• Grainger to close branch in Redding after 30 years in city
• Shasta County ponders permit for veterinarian
• 70th anniversary of Pearl Harbor attack; veteran who served on USS Detroit speaks
• Anderson postpones dispatch decision; councilors want to hire city manager first
• Catholic Healthcare West, Sutter Health Association settle allegations
• Medicare plan stirs confusion; HMO model unavailable in north state
• Crowd is expected at DFG meeting; fish, wildlife panel to map out vision for future
• Deputies respond to alleged assault with fork at group home
• Riot quickly contained at New Folsom prison; inmates, officers suffer injuries
• Catholic Healthcare West, Sutter Health settle alleged Medicare overbilling claims
• Deputy cleared by sheriff in Castella shooting
• UPDATED: Men in hockey masks rob Cottonwood home
• Anderson delays possible SHASCOM merger
• Redding mom, son arrested after allegedly fighting with deputies
• Redding Weather: No more frost until Sunday
• Lehigh Classic promises excitement; field of six solid teams set to battle at CVHS tourney
• Branching out: Redding woman turns pine cones into business
• Mountain Gate dig fails to find corpse
• Area Roundup: West Valley girls get past Oroville
• Kevin Askeland: 3-point specialists highlight preseason
• Editorial: Remember Pearl Harbor, and the Utah
• Thomas Sowell: For those who have everything — books
• North State in Brief: Dec. 7, 2011
• Today in History: Dec. 7, 2011
• North State Marketplace: Dec. 7, 2011
• Suspended priest's hearing delayed; man faces seven felony counts of child molestation
• Karen Ball: Will Salmon Claus come back to town?
• Jerry Marks: Gills are delicate; leave them alone
• Vivian Maudin: Inflammatory talk drags down Weed
• Enterprise Starship show choir lands tryout for 'America's Got Talent'
• About 150 Shasta County families still on Adopt-A-Family list
• Shasta Lake votes to keep check system
• Bankruptcy court takes over Gaia Hotel in Anderson
• Buffalo from Tehama County now dwell in San Francisco
• Redding looks to court to shut down defiant medical marijuana dispensaries
• Redding man gets five-year sentence in road rage case
• Redding priest accused of child molestation fails to enter plea
• Two fuel spills reported on Shasta County roads
• Enterprise Starship to try out for America's Got Talent
• Cottonwood man arrested on pot charges following traffic stop
• The Fishing Report — Dec. 9, 2011
• Mountain Gate search for buried body yields nothing
• Los Molinos man with warrant arrested after meth found, deputies say
• Redding Weather: More frost tonight
• Editorial: Dispatch merger is best for safety and for budgets
• Tom Elias: 'No new taxes'? Voters say otherwise
• Fred Boest: Focus on smelt is long overdue
• Robin Petersen: Dear thieves, can we have pictures back?
• Collaboration set for Redding Civic Auditorium plans
• Garbage truck on fire at Redding Transfer Station on Abernathy Lane
• North State in Brief: Dec. 6, 2011
• Anderson man credited with saving two women from fire
• North State Marketplace: Dec. 6, 2011
• Overnight lows in north state below freezing; expect cold mornings
• Baker back in the dough; Redding firefighters present mixer to couple
• Inmate shift threatens fire camps program
• Happy Valley fire station permit on tap
• Mail delays predicted with cuts; union official says Redding cuts would hurt service
• UPDATED: Amber Alert called off; children, father found
• UPDATED: Man rescued from Sacramento River east of Anderson
• Scene: Dec. 6, 2011
• Sharon Randall: Christmas brings out the kids in all of us
• Fatal wreck reported on Highway 89 in Hat Creek
• New UL 508A Panel Shop & Contract Manufacturing Company in Redding
• Community Comes Together to Help Seniors in Need
• Journey to Bethlehem
• Guest Waiters Benefit Dunsmuir Christmas Food Baskets
• Just another day at the office
• 3rd Annual Rising Stars Gala
• State's inmate fire-camp population may be reduced by 1/3
• Recreation Calendar: List of North State Rec. Clubs
• Voices of Faith — Dec. 10, 2011
• UPDATED: 2.6-acre fire contained in Shingletown
• Rookie K-9 captures Redding parolee
• UPDATED: Caller helps rouse pair inside smoke-filled Redding home
• Redding Weather: Gusts and frost today
• Editorial: Natural allies are senselessly at odds on Trinity River
• Bob Williams: Supercommittee failure, Obama's victory
• Mabel Lythgoe: Bazaar support aids community
• Cathy L. Axrasmith: Thieves are preying on unwary shoppers
• Alicia Coughlin: 'Rest of the Story' about Mrs. Boggs
• North State in Brief: Dec. 5, 2011
• Citizenship project in class inspired North Cow Creek student
• Trinity Wolves win Block F tournament
• Researchers: Former Red Bluff surgeon may be behind area's high knee-surgery rates
• Today in history: Dec. 5, 2011
• Red Bluff police arrest man they said invited them to "play"
• UPDATED: Man who died after Igo rollover crash identified
• Redding weather: More wind and sun today
• Editorial: Governors point to a path out of marijuana maze
• Silas Lyons: What does community need? Depth
• Alana Burke: The GOP leader? 'Not Mitt Romney'
• Vince Perry: The myth of the pedophile priest
• Hal Paquin: The top 1 percent in the parking lot
• Nerds on Call: Tech gifts will make her merry
• David Benda: Handmade Holiday Dash features gifts made in Redding
• Kathryn McDonald: Which politicians are on your side?
• Tom Dunlap: A lively Christmas list awaits Santa this year
• Bon Voyage: Be prepared when heading into wilderness
• Book review: "Crunch Time" is a stew of mystery and quirky characters
• Wedding: Kim Norden and Andres Acuna
• Gennie Lynn: Justice at last for fire captain
• Red-Blue America: Should Congress extend the payroll tax break?
• Revisions to refinance program to help underwater homeowners
• Gail Hansen: Postal cuts are bad for Redding
• Wedding: Breann Cannon and John Selke
• Straight Talk: Panel weighs in on gift guide
• George Rogers: Postal Service's failing: Service
• Annette Osborne: Counting up the small blessings to be thankful for
• Police: Five-month investigation leads to arrest of 'Vinnie' for terrorist threats and theft
• Redding Fire Department: Wood stove caused three alarm fire Friday night
• Redding weather: Sunny, windy for the next few days
• Woman jailed on suspicion of DUI after ramming car into Redding business
• Editorial: Voice of people speaks loudly via petitions
• Marc Beauchamp: Three past and present Reddingites who inspire
• Dick Ranberg: Fit for Leno
• Rolland Smith Robinson: Outlandish building fees need review
• John P. Schafer: Vote tea leaves
• Stinging loss: Hornets come back at buzzer, defeat Shasta 54-51 at Harlan Carter tourney
• Anderson drops Foothill, advances to final at Tip-Off Classic
• Thomas Lawrence: Empty seats are a crying shame
• Area Roundup: Liberty Christian wins 2nd straight
• North State in Brief: Dec. 3, 2011
• North State Marketplace: Dec. 3, 2011
• Today in History: Dec. 3, 2011
• Restoring the Crown: Officer uses donations for tricked-out police car
• Redding priest does not enter plea in court; parishioners hold prayer vigil at church
• Redding's Christmas tree dazzles; lighted parade set for 6 p.m. today
• Silence in aftermath of Lucero recall petition; phone calls, email unanswered
• Schauman won't be retried for manslaughter; conviction wouldn't add to sentence
• No impact fees sells more homes in Redding; reduction lets in buyers at lower costs
• Redding council to discuss defiant medical pot collectives
• Lewis Chamberlain: Primer on Social Security disability benefits
• Two north state officers commended for recovering stolen vehicles
• Redding woman suffers minor injuries in rollover wreck
• 15-year-old boy arrested in connection with downtown Redding stabbing
• Prayer vigil tonight at Our Lady of Mercy in Redding in wake of molestation charges
• UPDATED: Schauman won't be retried on manslaughter charge
• Sponge ant trails
• Faux materials make real impact in holiday decorating
• Ask Anna: Here's how to make a simple ribbon wreath
• Casey Schurig: December is time for garden dreams and wishes
• Master Gardeners: How to eliminate pushy bamboo
• Review: "The Primal Feast" explores how food has shaped humans
• UPDATED: Minivan off roadway east of Redding; one person injured
• UPDATED: Bella Vista man arrested on suspicion of felony abuse
• Redding weather: Sunny through the weekend
• Editorial: Sunny as Yuma? Often repeated, but still not true
• Charles Krauthammer: Gingrich vs. Romney — a scorecard
• Tom Armelino: Schools need help, not a 'trigger'
• A running start: Wolves tear apart Loggers in season opener at Harlan Carter tournament
• Cougars use balance to beat Ashland at Harlan Carter tourney
• T.J. Holmes: Plenty of questions surround area basketball
• Trinity River advocates denounce restoration; network claims project poses harm to salmon
• Redding Lighted Christmas Parade: Motorcycle club seeks to reclaim award
• First 5 money to stay local; judge refuses to let state shift tobacco taxes
• North State in Brief: Dec. 2, 2011
• Lucero recall petition contains 1,657 signatures; committee needs 1,222 valid names
• Area Roundup: WV wins opener in Anderson Tip-Off Classic
• Today in History: Dec. 2, 2011
• World AIDS Day observed in Redding
• Rancho Tehama woman strives to reclaim property; father died in November fire at home
• School growth to cost $180K; Gateway may add grades to Buckeye site
• North State Marketplace: Dec. 2, 2011
• Red Bluff coupon collector uses savings for homeless; woman gets set for holiday dinner at church
• Volunteer Opportunity: Shasta County Public Health needs fitness instructors
• Peanut Butter Fudge
• Mocha Fudge
• Turtles
• Green Ham and Eggs/Bacon and Eggs cookies
• No Roll Sugar Cookies
• Eggnog Snowflakes
• Sugar Cookies and Royal Icing
• Lucero recall committee exceeds signature goal; petitions heading to County Clerk's office
• To Do List: December 1, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Fennel’s work comes from space race, childhood memories
• Dining Out: Grace Place: A perfect place for coffee, tea … relaxation
• On the Town: Ale House finds niche with variety
• Theater: Madrigal Dinner, Victorial Christmas Celebration brings past alive
• Caltrans to hold open house today in Shasta Lake to discuss paving project
• UPDATED: Oak Run area fire contained to three acres
• Suspected DUI driver in hot water
• Redding weather: Sunny skies and breezy winds again expected today
• North State in Brief: Dec. 1, 2011
• Editorial: Camp is rotten idea, but status quo's no better
• Ruth Marcus: Potty-mouthed tweeter is no heroine
• Jeff Browne: Keep the Trot 'not-for-profit'
• Jim Reed: Case demanded difficult choices
• Marv Van Voy: Cascade Christmas is enduring treat
• Ban on medical marijuana dispensaries goes into effect; two Redding shops plan to remain open despite ruling
• Today in History: Dec. 1, 2011
• Jones, Giacomini announce bids for Shasta County supervisor
• Anderson rethinks dispatch center; council considers contract with SHASCOM
• Tax refunds available; IRS ready to deliver checks worth $30K
• Diverse basketball field on tap for Anderson's Tip-Off Classic
• Area Roundup: Shasta women earn sixth win against Monterey
• Pets' hunt for leftovers leads to Redding fire; blaze does $175K damage on Reno Lane
• Foothill lands 9 on EAL team; all-league squads announced for football, volleyball
• Memorial held in Redding for DUI victims
• North state marketplace: Dec. 1, 2011
• Eagles settle out of view; Turtle Bay camera unable to show new nest
• Blue skies expected into next week; December predicted to be drier than normal
• Ginger Cookies
• Redding Marathon: Steady, consistent training is key to success
• Senior Living: Take care of your teeth for overall health
• Health tip: Know the symptoms and seek treatment for depression
• Trudi Pratt: Fermented foods making a comeback
• Placer Street down to one lane after wreck
• Minor injuries reported in two-truck wreck in Shasta Lake
• Santa's Whiskers
• Santa's Reindeer Cookies
• Cookies and Cream Fudge
• Peanut Butter Cups
• Millionaire's Shortbread
• King's Ransom Cookie Bars
• Cookie Dough Truffles
• Gingerbread Men
• Fantasy Fudge
• Thin Mint Wreaths
• Mystery Bars
• Almond Star Cookies
• Search on for two who ran away following vehicle pursuit
• Woman accused of starving her baby to death gets Dec. 15 hearing date
• Shasta ready to host Harlan Carter tourney; all 8 teams from last year are back
• North State in Brief: Nov. 30, 2011
• Verdict upheld in 1988 murder; Redding crime unsolved for 2 decades
• Shasta Knights roll to another big win in women's basketball
• Area Roundup: Anderson girls top Orland in opener
• Dispensary defense: Legal team seeks restraining order to keep medical marijuana shops open
• Pitching for homeless camp; Mountain Gate man offers 18 acres for possible site
• Tehama County trying for its own economic brand; consultant's agenda will be unveiled soon
• Kevin Askeland: Bobcats third on section title list
• Home values slightly stable in Redding
• Today in History: Nov. 30, 2011
• Grandma's family takes barbecue west; Umsted's Smokehouse will open in January in Redding
• NTSB plans public flight safety forum; concerns include 2008 helicopter crash that killed 9 in Trinity County
• Propane tanker rolls on highway; lanes remain blocked on Highway 299
• Bomb squad called out to CHP building in north Redding
• Editorial: Postal Service's deeper problem? Retirement bill
• Thomas Sowell: Gingrich's immigration 'baggage'
• How to cut the fat in baked goods
• Interfaith Sacred Service
• CSU CHICO SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK MSW INFO MEETING
• Local Student to Visit Europe
• The Fishing Report — Dec. 2, 2011
• UPDATED: Eastbound lane of Highway 299 in Trinity County open
• Redding man who physically abused his 80-year-old mother sentenced to jail
• Teen killed in Mount Shasta wreck identified
• UPDATED: Hearing set for restraining order against Redding pot dispensary ban
• Siskiyou County mushroom hunter found safe after becoming lost
• Shasta Lake teen arrested for "repossessing" vehicles
• Siskiyou jail inmate found dead
• UPDATED: 2 separate crashes keep rescuers busy
• Grant awarded for DUI enforcement campaign
• UPDATED: Anderson man arrested after stabbing
• Redding weather: Another sunny day in store for area
• Editorial: Kidney exchange blends generosity, medical ingenuity
• Tom Elias: New rail vote needed, but unlikely
• Patricia A. Dore: Signs and wonders are wrong focus
• Laura Larson: Ensure safety of loved ones
• Redding crowd gets riled up at postal meeting
• Today in history: Nov. 29, 2011
• Deal kicks off crab season
• North state marketplace briefs: Nov. 29, 2011
• Copper theft leads to gas leak, downtown street closure
• Land rights guru in demand
• North state briefs: Nov. 29, 2011
• Redding vigil to honor DUI victims
• Home intrusion killing backed by Shasta County district attorney
• Redding beating death trial set
• Vehicle cutback might threaten wildlife
• AIDS Day events slated in Redding
• Sharon Randall: Seeing red over a can of green beans
• Scene: Nov. 29, 2011
• UPDATED: Redding woman justified in October fatal shooting of intruder, DA says
• Gregory Limon to be sentenced Dec. 19
• Gas leak reported at East and Locust streets in Redding; intersection closed, dispatchers say
• Claudia Mosby: Midlife brings new outlook on gratitude
• UPDATED: Tehama Co. deputies investigating attempted robbery Sunday in Dairyville
• Los Molinos man arrested during shots-fired call, Tehama deputies say
• Voices of Faith — Dec. 3, 2011
• UPDATED: Teen killed, five others injured, in traffic wreck near Mount Shasta
• Trial date set for accused killer
• UPDATED: Fire destroys Redding mobile home
• Redding weather: Sunny skies expected throughout the week
• David Benda: Lots in Sunset Hills selling dirt cheap
• Editorial: Striper battle reveals bizarre fisheries policy
• Larry DeNayer: Redding mail consolidation is not the answer
• Dan Walters: Time for an overhaul of the California sales tax
• California should do what other states do for prep sports
• Number of households heating with wood rises
• Massive brawl at Redding tavern
• Today in history: Nov. 28, 2011
• Two fires reported: Mobile home fire in Redding and structure fire in Shingletown
• Officers kept busy with calls from Johnny’s Cathouse; callers report domestic violence, stabbing, brawling, drug sales
• Redding weather: Morning fog should make way for sun
• Editorial: North state will bear the costs of consolidation
• Nat Ducat: Can planet carry our load?
• Wally Herger: Where I stand on the Klamath dams
• Leesa Webster: Postal cuts will take real toll on service
• Red-Blue America: Do police too easily resort to violence?
• David Young: Rich paid good money for their tax breaks
• Steve Woodrum: Twisted capitalism: Who enjoys benefits?
• Nerd Chick Adventures: Nerdy stocking stuffers
• Tom Dunlap: Many things to be thankful for this year
• Annette Osborne: Daughter starting to take over her own social calendar
• Straight Talk: What are the warning signs of suicide?
• Vincent D'Amato: Grants, military and scholarships can help fund college
• Bon Voyage: Applying feng shui to travel may create happier trips
• Wedding: Janessa Hoppe and Daniel Imlach
• Wedding: Renae Stramaglia and Joe Sells
• Engagement: Elizabeth Gregory and Tim Nielsen
• Engagement: Carissa Milbrandt and Jarrod Gregory
• Imelda Carlton: Vandalism takes toll on business
• Alex Landi: Rights, responsibilities must balance
• Dale McFeatters: Return with us now to those pre-EPA days
• Redding weather: Sun returns through Friday
• Editorial: Schauman trial reaches a verdict on Shasta County
• Marc Beauchamp: What's really going on at Bethel?
• Lora Hudson: Foreclosures add up to rotten holidays
• Wes Breese: We must teach love of liberty
• Area runners have one last shot at glory; Etna's Whelan leads north state entries
• Thomas Lawrence: A football player's northern exposure
• Area Roundup: Shasta falls to Alameda; men drop second straight
• Sleep lost for Black Friday sales; some stores opened doors at midnight Thursday
• Redding woman to compete for Miss California USA crown; contestant says title could spotlight charities
• Man steals second car in week, deputies say; suspect allegedly fled at 100 mph
• Today in History: Nov. 26, 2011
• Settlement brings new adult health services program for Shasta County; current patients should qualify
• North State in Brief: Nov. 26, 2011
• Rock plant sparks debate; quarry planned on Flintstone Ave. in Mountain Gate area
• Anderson police arrest one for gun threats; Burney man fought with police en route to jail
• UPDATED: Area transient arrested after reportedly stealing bike, police say
• Get a healthy poinsettia
• Home and Garden events
• Ask Anna: Use baking soda to freshen air
• Leaf mold is valuable soil amendment
• Laura Christman: Joyce Hinkle nurtured soil and community
• Don't let leaves go up in smoke
• Master Gardeners: Here's how to graft a peach tree
• UPDATED: CHP, medics head to two Shasta County wrecks
• Oak Run driver electrocuted
• Crowds flock to Black Friday midnight deals in Redding
• Suspect arrested in electronics shop break-in
• UPDATED: Two arrested in Redding car dealership thefts; 1 suspect also allegedly stole firefighter's car
• Cottonwood man beaten and stabbed; deputies seek suspect
• Redding Weather: Slight chance of showers this morning
• Editorial: Adopt-A-Family captures the true spirit of season
• Charles Krauthammer: Do-nothing Democrats blame Norquist
• Stan Little: All Muslims not to blame
• Michael D.D. Madden: Stop hiding cost of clean energy
• Virginia Presidio: Good Samaritan saves lost purse
• Whiskeytown park showcasing north state artist's work
• Volunteer opportunity: Golden Umbrella
• North State in Brief: Nov. 25, 2011
• Trotting for a cause: Participants use Turkey Trot to support various efforts
• Feasting at Grilla Bites: Thanksgiving dinner event morphs into community effort
• Today in History: Nov. 25, 2011
• Day after Thanksgiving closures
• Old friends get chance to recall good times at Nova reunion
• Story behind restaurateur's new kidney; friend's decision leads to 3-way swap
• Line offers guide to aid; Shasta County opens 211 system
• Deputies searching for driver of stolen car in Cottonwood area
• Travelin' in Time: Television first flickered in Shasta County on Nov. 25, 1949
• North State soldier runs Turkey Trot for overseas troops
• Police: Early-morning driver hits transformer, arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Redding weather: A wet Thanksgiving morning, but a sunny weekend
• Paradise sticks with formula for football success
• Editorial: Thanks to those who lift spirits, build the future
• Ruth Marcus: When in doubt, blame Obama
• To Do List: November 24, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Siblings love to play with clay
• Dining Out: ‘New’ Dry Creek Station every bit as good for breakfast
• Java Jive: Cottonwood’s Elegant Bean worth a stop
• Theater: Retooled 'A Cascade Christmas' like opening a new present
• Letters: Students thankful for loving families and Justin Bieber
• Foothill falls to Paradise again in section title game
• It's A Wonderful Life by Maria Spencer Drake
• Thanksgiving feast in Redding: 1,000 people jam Good News Rescue Mission for meal
• North State Marketplace: Nov. 24, 2011
• Black Friday in Redding: Buyers arrive days early; holidays account for 25% of sales
• Today in History: Nov. 24, 2011
• Schauman verdict draws scrutiny; instruction may have influenced jury
• Marines are still pursuing gazebo for park; league is $7,000 short of projected cost
• Shasta County ranked No. 1 in rising crime; officials downplay website's statistics
• Strike keeps Dungeness crab out of north state; San Francisco fishermen stay put
• Thanksgiving holiday closures
• North State in Brief: Nov. 24, 2011
• Health Quiz: Make it a healthier holiday season
• Senior Living: We have much to be grateful for
• Redding Marathon: Getting a coach helps runner achieve new goals
• Blood centers need A+ and O- blood
• Health tip: Flu season is here
• Tehama Co. deputies arrest two Monday after finding meth, pills, pipe
• Redding Circle K beating suspects to stand trial together in Riverbank murder
• Shasta Magic Athletics Host 2011 All Star Middle School Girls Volleyball Tournament
• Holiday Beard Trims
• Redding Weather: Wet weather at least through Thanksgiving
• Kevin Askeland: Section title contenders likely more of same
• Area Roundup: U Prep volleyball dream season over
• D-I football finals: Foothill, Paradise play for it all once again
• Shasta volleyball comes up short to Presentation in 3 sets in CIF quarterfinals
• Editorial: Police state? Officers calmly did their job
• Kurt Starman: Professional officers ensured public safety
• Thomas Sowell: Supercommittee's real goal: Re-election
• Ellen Kelley: Cruel councilors deserve a recall
• Norman T. Hosking: Obama's on the road; rent out White House
• Diane Madgic: Pledge not to pledge
• Michele Eigenman: Redding ignoring UC Davis outrage
• Candidate, firm face negligence suit
• Striper rules may be relaxed
• Home sales drop again
• End of the line: Foothill volleyball falls to Drake in 3 sets in CIF NorCal quarterfinals
• Report: Crime on the rise
• Schauman guilty of battery, not involuntary manslaughter
• Restaurant's name, prices to change soon
• Bank on adopting a cat
• Special Advent Reflection Gatherings in Redding
• UPDATED: I-5 reopened south of Lakehead after fire in truck hauling vinyl
• UPDATED: Jurors hung on manslaughter charge in punch trial; Schauman to be sentenced next month for battery
• The Fishing Report — Nov. 25, 2011
• Voices of Faith — Nov. 26, 2011
• UPDATED: Rockslide cleared in Hawkins Bar in Trinity County
• Redding Weather: Thanksgiving to be damp, snowy in the mountains
• Editorial: BLM chief blazed trail through brush and bureaucracy
• Tom Elias: State's solar secrecy stinks
• Jim Nielsen: Conservation Corps fulfills its promise
• Area roundup: Enterprise falls to Balboa
• Finalists competing now for state volleyball title
• Local athletes deserve applause
• high school volleyball Finalists competing now for state title
• Womens college basketball Red Hawks battle for victory
• Red Hawks battle for victory
• Redding Rodeo 2012
• Anderson biomass facility getting new life
• Teen given new lungs
• March trial set in Tehama County pot case
• North state in brief: Nov. 22, 2011
• Real estate agency shuffle
• No headline - skyboxes
• Women's refuge to run family justice center
• Girls, 11, find sheriff's evidence bag
• North state marketplace: Nov. 22, 2011
• Sharon Randall: Giving thanks for my family and friends
• Providing respite, support
• Six arrested at alleged marijuana-processing facility in Siskiyou County
• Girls tested for drug, virus exposure after finding discarded sheriff's evidence
• Sheriff's office closes Shasta Lake skate park because of vandalism
• Redding Weather: Expect a drizzly week
• Nutritionists vs. lobbyists: It's no contest
• Bob Williams: A firsthand look at Occupy Wall Street
• Herb and Callie Norgaar: After help, we'll 'pay it forward'
• Judy Horn-Pearson: Take a look around and be thankful
• Jack Suter: Lunch tab means the world to vet
• Home fire reported on Echo Road in Redding
• Four arrests in auto theft; man allegedly broke into Redding fire station to steal car
• North state Sikhs celebrate birthday of founder
• Intermountain area council to talk pros, cons of solar panels
• CIF volleyball brackets released; Shasta, Foothill host matches Tuesday
• Vandals target Anderson schools
• Redding man allegedly breaks into fire station, steals car while fighters sleep
• Redding weather: A rainy morning
• David Benda: Redding Airport hopes to expand
• Silas Lyons: Do we show the right picture?
• Emily Young: We must accept the new reality
• Editorial: Hollywood north? Stillwater makes the script possible
• Doug Bennett: What the new police state looks like
• Bon Voyage: The pros and cons of microchips in credit cards
• Tom Dunlap: 'March of Empire' gives first-person account of lure of Gold Rush
• Irma Vorbeck: Thank-you notes are gracious way to acknowledge kindness
• Editorial: To Exchange Club, 'Thanks a million'
• Betty Doty: Will protests work? Will status quo?
• Mary Gregory: Recall sends bad message
• Kathleen Cupp: Councilor owes an explanation
• Stan Statham: Look at the results: Term limits failed badly
• North state at Work: Identify your transferable skills when applying for jobs
• Lewis Chamberlain: Know when to start Social Security benefits
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Websites help you gather, sort and share photos
• Debra Atlas: Gaiam provides eco-friendly clothing, accessories
• Annette Osborne: One-on-one time with mom still cherished, even as adult
• Straight Talk: Drugs and alcohol abuse can lead to suicide
• Book review: C.J. Box sets thrilling tale in Yellowstone
• Small kitchen fire quickly contained at apartment complex
• Redding weather: Rain possible after 10 a.m.; temperatures in 50s all week
• Editorial: Prop. 8 ruling is a victory for all of the voters
• Phil Brown: I thought we wanted feds off our backs
• Marc Beauchamp: Bethel service leaves me wondering
• Jan Hanks: When do we vote?
• Faylon M. Brunemeier: Worms, too, are 'natural'
• Bob Walden: Tax cuts didn't work
• Donna Silva: Does anyone still follow the law?
• Alex Landi: GOP can't veer too far right
• Battle tested: Foothill Cougars prevail late against rival Enterprise Hornets
• Wolves waste strong start, end season; defense, turnovers doom Trinity in loss
• Fall weather fleeting: Rain, snow, lower temperatures part of latest forecast
• A ranting sensation: YouTube star Jack 'Winnebago Man' Rebney lives in Manton
• Volleyball teams chase section title; 10 aim for volleyball glory
• Deliberations begin in manslaughter trial; Redding man faces four years in prison
• Uniform, medals stolen from vet; replacement of items will cost hundreds
• Today in History: Nov. 19, 2011
• Shasta County unemployment rate drops in October; 3,000 jobs added in year, in 7 industries
• North State in Brief: Nov. 19, 2011
• Redding man convicted of robbery, assault; neighbor says he beat her in invasion
• Area Roundup: Santa Rosa pummels Knights at basketball tourney
• Join us for the Grand Opening of our new Lab Draw Center at Discovery Village
• UPDATED: Small shed fire reported west of Redding
• UPDATED: Jury starts deliberations in Schauman manslaughter case
• UPDATED: Mobile-home fire contained in north Redding
• Benson sentencing postponed; Probation ordered to interview alleged victim
• Jury takes two hours to convict Redding man of robbery and other charges
• Time dormant spraying
• Ginkgo trees are resilient and brilliant
• Ask Anna: Here's how to clean blinds
• Master Gardener: Thoroughly composted manure is safest
• Shasta County unemployment drops by .1 percent
• Redding weather: It's going to rain today
• Editorial: Train death is tragic, but not taxpayers' fault
• Charles Krauthammer: Who puts party over nation?
• Neil Posson: We deserve better than Wally Herger
• Charles Muckle: Sheriffs right to raise voices
• Digging deep: Miners rally for 5-set win over top seed Eagles
• Enterprise, Foothill get playoff rematch; teams battle for spot in football final
• Shasta's power topples opponents; Wolves face top-seed Chico in Div. II volleyball finals
• Mercy volleyball earns chance for Division VI title
• U-Prep reaches section final; Panthers sweep Pierce in volleyball semifinals
• Great customer service rings in awards; Redding chamber honors local businesses
• Stuff the Truck drive collects food, donations for Good News Rescue Mission in Redding
• Shasta Land Trust makes gains; Redding group aims for preservation
• Voyage in life fosters action; Greenpeace job perks up Shasta High grad Harmony Lambert
• Nightclub manslaughter trial winding down; closing arguments set for today
• Fiscal triggers set to fire: Shasta County schools face automatic $10M in funding cuts
• Today in History: Nov. 18, 2011
• Postal center move on tap; Redding could lose up to 70 jobs
• North State in Brief: Nov. 18, 2011
• Red Bluff council talks River Park Boat Launch redesign
• Plea bargain taken in abduction case; Anderson woman faces one to five years behind bars
• UPDATED: Officials search for missing man at Whiskeytown
• Happy Valley man to stand trial on child molestation charges
• UPDATED: Felony child endangerment charges filed against school bus driver
• UPDATE: Pickup crashes into traffic light pole, knocks it down
• Schauman manslaughter trial nears end
• Dunsmuir man arrested on suspicion of armed robbery
• To Do List: November 17, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Former teacher has passion for art
• Dining Out: Woodside Grill still thriving, filling patrons
• On the Town: Lulu’s comfortable as a Redding institution
• Play: Riverfront Playhouse presents ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’
• Redding weather: Light rain today
• Schauman testifies; defense rests case; accused contends act was in defense
• Editorial: City can hardly afford to fight its collectives
• Ruth Marcus: America needs a health care ruling
• Timothy J. Duffy: 215 in 30 minutes or less
• Pat Glanzer: Landfill should go quiet for ceremony
• Art McBride: Leaders keep lawn from going to dogs
• West Valley mainstay: Volleyball coach Carla Davis seeks her 15th section title
• Teen writers challenged at Redding Library; Dunsmuir author helps youths craft creative stories
• North State in Brief: Nov. 17, 2011
• Fair trade events offer unique items and chance to help others
• Medical pot patients feeling abandoned; they say Redding ban affects health
• Cutoff close for patients, growers; many Redding pot collectives may be shuttered
• Chief: Pot shop ban shifts enforcement; medical marijuana OK, Paoletti says
• Lawyer seeks to block marijuana collective ban; court decision, fed crackdown spurs Redding debate
• Knights basketball ready to rebound; Coach Fitzhugh upbeat about young squad
• Today in History: Nov. 17, 2011
• North State Marketplace: Nov. 17, 2011
• Schauman’s defense rests case in involuntary manslaughter trial
• Anderson woman accused of kidnapping neighbor's children takes plea deal
• Senior Living: Readers share good ole day stories
• Woman accused of starving her baby to death pleads not guilty
• Los Molinos home destroyed in early morning fire
• UPDATED: New Redding police chief sworn in
• The Fishing Report — Nov. 18, 2011
• Redding man pleads not guilty to murdering transient
• UPDATED: Jones Valley "control burn" escapes
• Redding weather: Colder temperatures on the way
• Schauman motive debated; prosecution rests case
• North State in Brief: Nov. 16, 2011
• Editorial: 'Green' or not, bad power deals aren't sustainable
• Thomas Sowell: Will the Republicans blow it?
• Foods that boost your immunity
• Loretta Carrico-Russell: 'Scavengers' deserve respect, not scorn
• North State Marketplace: Nov. 16, 2011
• PG&E land deal may advance; 8,300 acres would go to Cal Fire, UC
• Check register policy adjusted; Shasta Lake mayor assigned to approvals
• Shop Thanksgiving, day after; some Redding stores plan 22-hour marathons
• Redding merchant pushes for small businesses
• On a roll: U-Prep gets volleyball program's first postseason victory
• Today in History: Nov. 16, 2011
• Knights shine in resurgent season; soccer team nearly earns playoff berth
• Claim filed in train death; Anderson woman hit near creek
• Protesters await Redding City Council pot meeting
• Prosecution rests after Day One in Schauman manslaughter trial
• One dead in early morning fire on Rancho Tehama Road near Red Bluff
• Carjacker gets 20-year prison sentence
• Good News Rescue Mission seeks turkeys, food in time for Thanksgiving
• Shasta supervisors add 15 jobs to handle food stamp requests
• Ex-water company bookkeeper sentenced to jail for embezzlement
• Red Bluff man arrested on suspicion of DUI after rolling SUV
• Redding weather: One more day of sun
• Man shot with stun gun, arrested after throwing beer can at police
• Editorial: City rush to close marijuana co-ops: Will it even work?
• Suzy Coffee: Fanatics wage war on women's rights
• Tom Elias: State's big water deals looking shaky
• Jeff Jones: North State Symphony is top-notch treat
• Pamela Bovo: Calendar holds simple solution
• Lois Goodman: Anderson police really deliver
• Whitmore family of eight loses all in fire
• Man dies on Mt. Shasta
• Snowmobilers not affected by lawsuit
• County may allow more clinics to make "5150" designations
• Charter schools pay cheaper rents in the north state
• Corn to be grown in Churn Creek Bottom
• North state briefs: Nov. 15, 2011
• North state marketplace briefs: Nov. 15, 2011
• Today in history: Nov. 15, 2011
• Eaton house museum reconstruction resumes
• Scene: Nov. 15, 2011
• Schools up ante on serving healthy food
• Sharon Randall: We all need something or someone to pull for
• Redding man jailed in dispute with neighbor
• Body of L.A. area man found on Mt. Shasta
• Voices of Faith — Nov. 19, 2011
• Join Mercy Medical Center Redding’s Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine Center...
• UPDATED: Manton father arrested after allegedly throwing sippy cup at son in crib
• Redding weather: Sunny start to workweek
• Joseph Kerr: Anti-Prop. 215 push is unconstitutional
• Shasta-Trinity moves slowly — for good reason
• Jim Zauher: Tax-incentive bill is bipartisan job booster
• Grant Pollock: Williams attacks the wrong target
• Stan Little: Why Obama leads money race
• Gary Ninman: Compassion made a difference
• Terry Bringazi: Team is top priority
• Duane Stacher: Community support is morale booster
• Enterprise student overcomes obstacles
• No headline - BRIEFS
• Redding's new police chief adjusting to city
• Shasta County may hire more to handle jump in food stamp requests
• Today in History: Nov. 14, 2011
• Redding woman vows vandalism until she is jailed
• Police: Transient pushes girlfriend out of stolen Jeep
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny and mild
• Silas Lyons: There's a story in that scrap
• Editorial: 'Perfectly good' dams? Klamath's are anything but
• Richard Malotky: How to judge a river? By her bottom
• Charlton H. Bonham: We must work together to find better way
• Mark Baird: Defend Rural America threatened nobody
• Anniversary: Chuck and Joyce Scott
• Straight Talk: Son is likely using drugs
• Annette Osborne: Pumpkin carving saves the evening
• Claudia Mosby: Dating at mid-life has its challenges
• Bon Voyage: Oh, shoot! Writer tries her (shaky) hand at creating video diary
• Anniversary: Jack and Cleome Cagle
• Gladys Mitchell: An over-reaction to sex offenders
• Bob Wilkinson: Our economy needs balance to recover
• Barbara J. Cross: Baseless accusations are bad for the city
• Joan Manning: We need another like Roosevelt
• Tom Dunlap: November brings nostalgia
• Anniversary: Ardith and Glen Bennett
• Wedding: Robbie Nethery and James Paul
• John Bulinski: Courteous drivers made closure easy
• Shasta Lake council uproar: Letter blasts city’s Finance Committee
• David Benda: Red Bluff activist Ann Minch continues her fight
• Business Spotlight: Beaux Cheveux Day Salon
• Debra Atlas: Topricin offers natural therapy for pain
• North State at Work: Your career is a long and winding road
• Vince D'Amato: Holidays a time to think of the needy
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Internet can help with Thanksgiving
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny through week; rain may return Thursday
• Editorial: Fire fee will quickly land in the courts
• Sally Rapoza: Tell the rest of the story
• Marc Beauchamp: With 'View 202,' Wong shows vision
• Tricia Chapman: Stop the excuses
• David L. Hereford: More gutter politics
• John P. Schafer: Cain cutting
• Ken Archuleta: Chest-thumping is not sheriffs' job
• North State in Brief: Nov. 12, 2011
• Redding police chief retires; Hansen known as even-keeled leader
• Veterans cemetery expansion planned; project will add 2,000 niches to Igo site
• Cheer team flies to first place; West Valley High had rough road to victory
• Veterans' services remembered; sacrifice, honor, freedom extolled
• Harmony in numbers: Harmonic convergence celebrated at Mt. Shasta on 11-11-11
• Know a useless law? Speak up; last year's winning idea sent to Senate
• Redding medical pot ban opposed by collectives, members; council's decision pending
• Vandals damage new bridge; Cypress Avenue Bridge cost $72 million
• Saturday Morning Quarterback: Enterprise and Foothill await clash; Cougars want payback on Hornets
• Shasta College strives to top Solano; key injuries plague Knights
• Area Roundup: Shasta soccer players chosen for honors
• Today in History: Nov. 12, 2011
• Ken Archuleta: Chest-thumping is not sheriffs' job
• John P. Schafer: Cain cutting
• David L. Hereford: More gutter politics
• Tricia Chapman: Stop the excuses
• Marc Beauchamp: With 'View 202,' Wong shows vision
• Sally Rapoza: Tell the rest of the story
• Cool containers: Bold plants brighten winter pots
• Ask Anna: Here's a slick trick for clean vents
• Laura Christman: Don't blame Ben Franklin for all tallow woes
• Master Gardeners: English ivy is tough to remove
• Veterans Day celebrated with speeches, music, prayers, cognac
• Former Happy Camp man killed in crash
• Salts in soil are risk to houseplants
• Redding fugitive transported to Shasta County jail
• Woman arrested in Dunsmuir home invasion robbery
• Redding weather: Mild, dry weekend ahead
• Sacrifice of service: Mistletoe school honors veterans in classroom lesson
• North State Marketplace: Nov. 11, 2011
• Tehama County courthouse site OK'd; state will buy land for $1.2M plus relocation costs
• Plan to save Redding money falls short; privatizing services likely won't cut costs
• Service to country: North state honors those who serve
• Today in History: Nov. 11, 2011
• Panel rejects indoor pot cultivation; Shasta County proposes growing limits
• Drive begins to aid salmon; bill would lead to removal of four Klamath dams
• Hitler photo heats up Lucero dispute; ex-mayor's head grafted onto image
• Red Bluff Planning Commission OKs billboards along freeway
• Schauman trial to start Tuesday; defense attrorney Gazzigli expected to be ready
• Editorial: Sheriffs wiser to shun divisive political fight
• Charles Krauthammer: 2011 elections: A split decision
• D. Brian Burns: DA does prosecute weak rape cases
• Movie studio signs up for Stillwater Business Park; firm focuses on family programs
• Moving on: Enterprise Hornets take care of West Valley Eagles in football playoffs
• Push grows to dry up pot; city of Redding focuses on collectives
• Area Roundup: Curran explodes in Trinity Wolves' 42-8 victory over Live Oak
• Chico's ground game too much for Wolves
• West Valley Eagles soar to Division IV girls cross country title
• Opening earlier than any lab in Redding! Announcing our newest location! The Lab...
• Movie production firm considers Stillwater studio
• Shasta County Planning Commission meets to discuss medical cannabis regulations
• To Do List: November 10, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Diverse ArtHop artist is also mom, published author
• Dining Out: D&B Sausage Co. serves hearty lunches, prepares holiday feasts
• Wine Tasting: November 2011
• Music: High school musician showcased in North State Symphony concert
• Play: Talented youngsters bring ‘Annie’ to life on U Prep stage
• Schauman manslaughter trial to resume on Tuesday
• Veterans Day closures
• Nixon's long-secret Watergate testimony coming out
• Redding weather: Mild afternoon follows more record cold
• Editorial: War veterans are national resource — not a problem
• Steven Greenhut: Brown pension plan going nowhere
• Barbara Riddle: What is motive of recall drive?
• Vince Copeland: Lucero's supporters don't even live here
• Game of the Week: Eagles, Hornets meet again; West Valley looks to avenge preseason loss
• SRMC Turkey Trot
• Enterprise golfer dominates again
• Volleyball division leaders aim for playoffs
• Area roundup: Shasta's Dyson heads to tennis championships
• Occupy movement takes root in Redding
• Workers, jobless to be retrained
• County to decide Churn Creek plan controversy
• Today in history: Nov.1, 2011
• Medi-Cal cuts may affect 70,000
• Former counselor faces hearing in teen sex case
• North state marketplace briefs: Nov. 1, 2011
• Former lawyer faces charges
• North state in brief: Nov. 1, 2011
• Two missing Anderson children found
• Loss of $24M in funds feared
• Editorial: Traffic camera safety benefits come at a cost
• Mark Kent: Media ignore historic event
• James W. Gibson: Dress for safety on narrow roads
• Steven Greenhut: A rural revolt is brewing
• Tom Elias: Brown's 'Nixon to China' moments
• Warren I. Swanson: End wasteful propaganda
• Amber Alert issued for children taken from Anderson home
• Deputies arrest man who, they say, abused a horse
• 2 small control burns escape in Palo Cedro area
• Top teams remain in latest volleyball playoff points
• Fire season to end tomorrow, dooryard burn restrictions lifted
• Voices of Faith — Nov. 5, 2011t
• Paradise still No. 1 in latest D-I playoff points
• Redding weather: Change on the horizon
• Editorial: State's Medi-Cal cutbacks will have nasty side effects
• Red-Blue America: What's the bottom line on flat tax?
• Mary Catherine Pearl: Finger pointing is no solution
• Leslie Lahr: Thanks for help after accident
• Rachel Collins: Dear neighbor, I shot your dog
• Attacker tries to take deputy's gun
• Today in History: Oct. 31, 2011
• New home improvement program joining KIXE
• North State in Brief: Oct. 31, 2011
• Redding family closes business as mother sets for deployment
• Deputy grapples to keep gun away from attacker
• Redding weather: Cooler temperatures on the way
• Foothill routs Chico 51-20 on road
• Silas Lyons: A time capsule on Tehama Street
• Editorial: Pension reform — it's not just for conservatives
• Keith Ritter: You could clock it: Roundabounds work
• John C. Dunlap: Y badly needs room to grow
• Peter Edridge: Red-light cameras' real payoff is cash, not safety
• Donna Caldwell: County does not need more retail
• John Whittenberger: Will Herger help rural counties?
• Rachel Curran: Youths display a rare honesty
• Bill Unruh: Human touch improves traffic enforcement
• Walt Sutton: Grazing won't help wetlands
• Barbara Frisbie: Greed cuts heart out of capitalism
• Hank Mostovoy: People too smart to vote for GOP
• Power stroke: Chico girls secure eighth consecutive Masters swimming championship
• Prep football: Foothill Cougars defeat Chico Panthers 51-20
• 'Game of the week' lives up to title; Wolves get Friday night OT against Paradise
• COS trounce Shasta Knights in football
• Redding Recreation column: Oct. 30, 2011
• Sharing photos and videos with friends and family can be easy
• Toothbrush sanitizer promises healthier mouth
• Simply Sublime offers uniquely designed cakes and cupcakes
• Cozy diner heads to Palo Cedro
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• Trip-for-treat: Proper route planning made for a good haul
• Clothing, near-rape spur some debate
• Little visit to Momtopia goes far in preserving sanity
• Vincent D'Amato: Children can work together to help aging parents
• How to deal with stress at the job
• Viewing world through new pair of glasses can be challenging
• A visit from Ed means exhilaration, exhaustion
• UPDATED: Redding man arrested after nearly running over officer, CHP says
• Redding weather: Temperatures to drop into 60s next week
• North State Marketplace: Oct. 29, 2011
• Today in History: Oct. 29, 2011
• North State in Brief: Oct. 29, 2011
• Thriller in OT: Shasta upsets Paradise 42-41
• West Valley too much for Anderson; Eagles have a shot at NAL title next week
• Shasta Knights football looking to build off momentum
• Editorial: Save meadows? The broke state can just charge it
• Marc Beauchamp: Why I can't get behind Occupy Redding
• John Keye: Cap-and-trade is expensive fraud
• Oakley Howell: Should I get help or stoically die?
• Freddie Papineau: Crime ruining my hometown
• Ex-officers support closure; pair say I-5 delays expected amid investigation
• Teeming with salmon: 24,409 Chinook counted at Battle Creek
• Corning runs by Falcons; CV can't hold 3rd quarter lead
• Voices of Faith: Traditions vary on celebrating Halloween
• Motive a mystery in I-5 gunfire; Redding detectives look for answers
• Woman sentenced in dog stomping; judge decided to "show mercy"
• Redding officer fired from force; action stems from incident with patrol car
• Trial in fatal punch case may start soon; Redding attorney files motion to have proceedings moved
• 2 north state banks report rise in revenue; Commerce earns $1.7M, Trico $6.5M
• Reminder: I-5/44 closure starts 10 p.m. tonight
• Castella shooting suspect's motive remains unclear
• Tehama Co. deputies arrest five after finding pot on Bowman-area property
• Man fired flare gun into Red Bluff home, police say
• Thursday's long freeway delay necessary to investigate shooting, officials say
• Police dog wounded in Thursday firefight released
• Master Gardeners: Night temperatures affect apple color
• Ask Anna: Here's how to revive dingy bricks
• AAUW tour: Remodel gives tract home a tranquil presence
• Avoid munched bulbs
• UPDATED: Redding police officer accused of DUI fired
• Trio safe after boating mishap
• Traffic accident reported near Ingot
• UPDATED: Shots reported fired in south Redding unfounded
• Redding weather: Should be a nice weekend
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• Defendant accepts plea bargain in Redding arson; transient gets probation, avoids prison
• Area roundup: Chico, P.V. prevail in swimming
• Out of reach: Anderson loses to Corning in 5 sets of volleyball
• Travelin' in Time: Why did they name it that?
• Game of the Week: Wolves plan roadblocks for rushing Paradise
• ‘Nonintrusive’ body scanners debut at Sacramento Airport
• Family of clergymen celebrates bishop's birthday; Mack Harris was man of firsts in Shasta County
• Millville students plan to 'Thrill the World' by joining global dance performance
• Site launched to report low-level crimes; website will free up time for 3 law agencies
• Wild horse sanctuary set for adoption day; ponies need homes
• North State in Brief: Oct. 28, 2011
• Tuesday shooting in north Redding: Drugs paved path to ruin
• Teenager's red-stained hands lead to arrest; dozens of burglaries in Shasta Lake
• UPDATED: Oregon man wounded after firing assault rifle at officers; freeway traffic clogged for hours
• North State Marketplace: Oct. 28, 2011
• T.J. Holmes: Two games can prove significant
• Today in history: Oct. 28, 2011
• Teen arrested in connection with crime spree caught red-handed, deputies say
• To Do List: October 27, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Art for a worthy cause: Pieces showcased at annual AAUW home tour
• Dining Out: Lewiston Hotel offers great food, historic atmosphere
• On the Town: Quash your everyday routine with Monroe’s and the Casino Club
• Friends of man shot by Shasta County deputies say meth led to violent end
• Halloween: So much fun it’s scary: Halloween activities abound
• UPDATE: Officers shoot man on Interstate 5 near Castella; freeway closed to southbound traffic
• Man charged with King Richard's fire takes plea deal
• Redding weather: Sunny skies, mild temperatures expected through Wednesday
• Editorial: Divided nation's common ground: Hating Congress
• Ruth Marcus: Back to the birth certificate
• Don Cohen: Short-sighted change will wreck Y
• Phone Scoop: Which Smartphone should I get?
• Felon shot, killed in deputy encounter on I-5; man had a history of drug, weapons offenses
• Anderson gets state money to improve streets; $3M divvied up among 38 cities, counties
• Gas station sales on rise; fewer people are filling up at the pumps
• Gregory Limon's attorney: Man alarmed over child's injuries, but DA says nothing done to protect boy
• A jury of their peers: Shasta County youth court takes more serious cases
• Fremont engineer takes top prize in park photo competition; winning shot will grace 2012 annual pass
• Today in History: Oct. 27, 2011
• Area Roundup: West Valley girls win swim title, again
• North State in Brief: Oct. 27, 2011
• Anderson has top job opening; Shigley plans to leave post of city manager
• Law enforcement in north state is firing guns more often
• North State Marketplace: Oct. 27, 2011
• Red Bluff woman found dead Monday; woman involved in domestic violence call Sunday
• Crime got you down? Maybe it's time to get a CCW
• Benton Dog Park Howl-o-ween 2011 Sunday, October 30th 12-4pm
• The entire book of Revelation spoken from memory in Redding
• Redding Riptide 18U Girls Softball Capture 3rd Place in College Showcase Tournament
• Four Local Watercolor Artists Open Show at Main Street Gallery
• Senior Living: Tea house a place of support for seniors
• Keep the blood flowing; donate
• Lots to love: Lounge gives downtown Redding a chance to shine
• UPDATED: Caltrans: Ramp closures at I-5, 44 interchange rescheduled; closures start Friday
• Paradise unanimously voted to top spot in D-1 in latest media football poll
• Prescribed burn at Whiskeytown today
• Trial under way in child abuse case
• Anderson city manager resigning
• Tehama County man sentenced to prison in knife attack
• Vehicle versus pedestrian accident reported
• Redding weather: Sun, gusty winds expected for today
• The Fishing Report: Oct. 28, 2011
• Police: Man on cell phone arrested for DUI after running red light and crashing into car
• Editorial: In tough times, charities more vital than ever
• Thomas Sowell: Outrage at 'bullying' is selective
• J. William Mauck: The solution is capitalism
• Dick Arneson: Occupiers don't represent me
• Stan Little: Republicans pass buck on spending
• Can chewing slowly help with weight loss?
• An investment in conservation: Effort would OK recreation, control logging
• Eminent domain suit filed for bike path; last holdout fights Shasta County offer
• Top teachers in north state tapped; winner will go to statewide competition
• Kevin Askeland: Northern Section's best QB is toss-up
• Charges dropped in pot grow shooting; witnesses, victim have left Shasta County
• Jury selected in brother's Cottonwood child-abuse case
• Man who shot another acted in self-defense, DA's office says
• Teen driver hurt in suspected DUI crash
• Redding weather: Sun, breezy winds forecast for today
• Editorial: Septic system rules put burden where it belongs
• Tom Elias: High-speed rail shifts to slower track
• John P. Schafer: Trick or treat
• Local schools and roads at risk; call Congress now
• Don Farrell: You can't have it both ways
• Wetter winter predicted for north state
• Redding Chevys remains open during bankruptcy
• North state marketplace briefs: Oct. 25, 2011
• Prime 11 Cinemas abruptly closes down
• Experts say shooting can take an emotional toll
• Redding's 'Day for Literacy' to survive for a fourth year
• A 'White Christmas' debuts Friday
• Raptor couple return to area to raise young
• North state in brief: Oct. 25, 2011
• What to watch: playoffs looming for several prep sports
• Anderson resident wins title
• Area Roundup: Shasta's Dyson takes EAL singles championship
• Cabin reportedly burns down east of Shingletown
• UPDATED: Prime 11 Cinemas in Anderson closes
• Shasta, Foothill, West Valley top volleyball points
• Tehama County felon arrested for burglary
• Paradise tops D-I football playoff points
• Two Red Bluff women arrested after meth found in car
• Shade trees lower cooling costs
• Redding weather: Another sunny day on tap
• Redding weather: Another sunny day on tap
• Editorial: Intruder's shooting — a sobering sign of things to come?
• Bob Williams: A social movement in the making
• Tom Howard: New septic rules offer relief for most rural residents
• Shasta College strikes last to pick up the victory
• North Valley 12U girls finish in first
• Redding woman recounts shooting intruder
• Life of love brings joy for 100-year-old Redding woman
• Today in History: Oct. 24, 2011
• North State in Brief: Oct. 24, 2011
• New septic tank rules praised
• Redding weather: One more 80-degree day
• David Benda: Shasta Lake Ace store gets ready to move into new site
• Silas Lyons: Know what you're doing and go
• Editorial: Cap-and-trade is high-stakes bet on state's future
• Nat Ducat: 'Move on'? No, we need our past
• Caleen Sisk-Franco: Salmon restoration should help, not hurt, ranchers
• Mike Grifantini: Citizens are key to saving park
• Barbara Davis: State should act to ban 'Spice'
• Jeff Schauer: Protests' diversity fuels 'incoherence'
• Robert Snyder: I've overdosed on pot stories
• Straight Talk: Anger toward stepsister may contain deeper issues
• Anniversary: Clayton and Esther Harter
• Wedding: Tera McAuliffe and Brandon Gregston
• Book review: Duo's thriller comes up short, and much too long
• Irma Vorbeck: Holidays offer opportunities to display proper etiquette
• Bon Voyage: Drunk airline passengers may face some serious consequences
• Wedding: Stacia Peterson and Mitch Ryan
• Delores Sealander: Another careful driver snagged
• Ken Fleming: In trying times, think Christmas
• Bob Walden: We need creative approach to jobs
• Kathy Pruitt: Y growth plan sells today's members short
• Ryan Sabalow: Grandpa keeps on going
• Step-by-step: Pacific Crest Trail crews team up against Mother Nature
• Redding Recreation column: Oct. 23, 2011
• Carrie Wilson: Dead duck added to daily total
• Vegetation fire reported on Muletown Road near Whiskeytown
• Anderson police: Burglar broke into home while resident slept on sofa
• Early morning robbery, pistol-whipping reported in Anderson
• Police: Shasta Co. Bomb Squad detonates explosive at solid waste transfer station
• Secret Witness offers reward for Oct. 4 robbery
• Redding weather: Temperatures to drop into 70s starting Monday
• Historic finish: Shasta stops Enterprise in OT to win River Bowl XIX 48-42
• Foothill Cougars defense waits its turn — then shines in 48-10 win over Red Bluff
• Shasta College football team hopes for a big day; Knights eye 0-6 Redwoods
• Today in History: Oct. 22, 2011
• Central Valley Falcons outlast Anderson Cubs for 52-36 win
• North State in Brief: Oct. 22, 2011
• Tehama County supervisor tosses paper; pledges to use an iPad
• Area Roundup: U-Prep rallies for 44-40 victory over Mount Shasta
• Over 100 vets receive help on first day of North Valley Stand Down
• Boy, 13, shot self with his rifle
• Fall River man gets $1.89M for injuries; pickup hit by state prison bus
• Restraining order vs. activist: Assemblyman Nielsen reaches deal with critic Bird
• Shasta County jobless rate drops to 13.5%; figure is lowest since December '08
• Intruder shooting appears justified; Redding woman, 66, killed man, 37, prosecutors say
• Shasta, Enterprise teams play Greatest River Bowl Ever
• Editorial: Rising rates and bad economy are double squeeze
• Marc Beauchamp: Kicking our pot habit will be expensive
• Dan Logue: Telehealth law is good for patients and taxpayers
• When the justice system fails
• Simpson Secures Services of Roger Janis for Baseball Field Completion
• Redding police seek man who stole car and escaped after chase
• Shasta County's jobless rate falls for 3rd straight month
• Redding woman's murder trial delayed
• San Leandro man arrested for pot possession in Corning
• UPDATED: Bird agrees to restraining order provisions in Nielsen case
• Redding Weather: Warm weekend in store
• UPDATED: Prosecutors say Redding woman, 66, appears justified in killing intruder
• Rescue under way for man who fell down cliff at Whiskeytown
• River Bowl XIX: League title, playoff seeding hang in balance as Shasta, Enterprise face off
• T.J. Holmes: Rivalry week shows fans' true colors
• A Gold Rush for 49er apples: For a taste of history, visit Whiskeytown Harvest Festival
• Sheriffs will speak to farmers, activists; Defend Rural America event set in Yreka
• North State in Brief: Oct. 21, 2011
• Redding chooses new chief of police; officials tap patrol captain from Stockton
• Area roundup: Falcons defeat Cubs in volleyball
• Safe Routes to School grants promote student safety
• Boy, 13, killed while hunting; information held until end of investigation
• Sundial Bridge aglow in pink; thousands attend breast cancer awareness display
• Stiglich rejoins Republican race; 'Col. Pete' feels nothing has changed from '10
• Today in History: Oct. 21, 2011
• Occupy Redding asks city for rally site; round-the-clock protest planned
• North State Marketplace: Oct. 21, 2011
• Melodramatics learn from road
• Travelin' in Time: Where did all the river ferries go?
• Redding Resident Jack McAlister Celebrates his 90th Birthday
• Robert Patterson: Rampant theft saps economy
• Barbara Bartlett: District attorney's stance is cowardly
• Fall Rivers Mills man wins injury case against state
• Fortuna hunter had heart condition, Trinity Co. deputies said
• Redding names new police chief
• Inmate at Tehama Co. Jail attempts suicide, deputies say
• Redding man pleads guilty to 2009 robbery
• UPDATED: 13-year-old boy shot, possibly killed, while hunting along Lake Shasta
• Going too slow on highway leads to 140-pound pot bust in Trinity County
• Redding man sentenced to 5 years in prison for knife attack
• To Do List: October 20, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Multifaceted person hones focus on landscape painting
• Dining Out: Clearie’s pays tribute to Doc’s Hilltop Sky Room
• Java Jive: Mt. Burney Coffee Co. starts your day right
• Film: Sixth annual silent film fest showcases features, live piano scores
• Oh nuts! Suspects sought in Red Bluff walnut theft
• UPDATED: Anderson police seeking noisy 'chemical-bomb' makers
• Redding Weather: Another pleasant day
• Various views on plans for delta aired in Chico; key players in water debate gather
• Editorial: Fees are high, but so is cost of civilization
• Ruth Marcus: Does Cain grasp his own tax plan?
• John P. Schafer: Leave it to science
• Carl Larkin: 'Occupy' critic misses the point
• Oscar Johanson: Bureaucracy is smothering us
• Neil Posson: To cut deficit, we need jobs
• Recruiting roundup: More firms look to locate in north state
• Shasta County home prices rise in September; majority of sales remain below $250K
• River Bowl XIX: Shasta QB Collins a threat in many ways
• Hornets aiming to bring trophy home; Enterprise faces Shasta in River Bowl
• AirCover drone company opening Iowa plant
• Special-teams play could factor in River Bowl win
• Area Roundup: West Valley swimmers take titles; boys, girls repeat in NAL
• Baby role-player in Redding demands apology from Oklahoma senator
• North State in Brief: Oct. 20, 2011
• Spreading a message of hope: Watoto Children's Choir performs in Redding
• 10 workers' hours cut in Red Bluff; City Council rejects latest union offer
• Round Mountain man who survived Pearl Harbor dies
• Today in History: Oct. 20, 2011
• Cold case murder defendant may have trial date set next month
• Redding's 'adult baby' cleared in Social Security investigation
• High Desert inmate death was homicide, state prison officials say
• Traffic stop in Hayfork leads to 8 pounds of pot, meth pipe
• Shasta County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Shasta County
• Redding teen ordered to stand trial in stabbing
• CHP: Biker's acceleration 'excessive' in Redding fire-engine wreck
• UPDATED: Teams unable to find man who jumped off Cypress Avenue Bridge
• Car into ditch on Churn Creek Road in Redding
• Redding Weather: 80-degree temperatures in Redding rest of week
• Tight-knit sense of community
• Editorial: Fashionably green or not, factories are worth encouraging
• Thomas Sowell: 'Spreading wealth' only spreads poverty
• Richard Johnson: Cameras entrap careful drivers
• Joan Manning: Against capitalism? No, unfettered greed
• How can I cut down on salt?
• River Bowl XIX: Enterprise has only 2 turnovers on offense so far in 2011
• River Bowl XIX: Shasta's defense takes hits, keeps on ticking
• Paradise takes over as newest team to top D-I in poll
• For the love of the school: Volunteer coaches make sacrifices to aid high school players
• North State in Brief: Oct. 19, 2011
• Redding council suspends fees for new homes; builders say move will spur construction
• Kevin Askeland: Paradise takes over as newest team to top D-I
• Yreka CHP officers arrest two suspects in Salem murder
• Drone company will manufacture in Iowa; firm's research arm will be in Redding
• UPDATED: Smokey Bear OK after fire truck, motorcycle collide in south Redding
• Matt Farley, 10, dies after 5-year battle with cancer
• UPDATED: Police chase suspect in Anderson Monday night
• UPDATED: Trucker trapped, French fries spilled in Dorris big-rig wreck
• Shasta County's forest pot numbers decline; more growers moving to town
• Redding Weather: 20 percent chance of showers tonight
• Editorial: Redding joins forest debate much too late
• Tom Elias: Medical marijuana has been hijacked
• Darell Dixon: The facts are not on Lucero's side
• Elin Klaseen: Roundabout 'hill' does its job
• Lon McCasland: Laws are ruining the state
• Candace Balma: Addiction's cure comes from God
• Shasta, Enterprise turn to X-factors
• What to watch: rivalries in volleyball and football highlight prep games of the week
• Missing hunter's body found
• Performance to fuse styles and dancers
• Redding City Council ready for talks with forest agencies
• Woman files lawsuit; claims injury by vibrator
• Some Medicare Advantage plans not returning
• North state marketplace briefs: Oct. 18, 2011
• Today in history: Oct. 18, 2011
• Redding store not part of Lowe's closure plan
• Trial set in severe beating of 7-year-old Shasta County boy
• Mt. Shasta Mall Talent Showcase October Winner - Mae Muldez!
• Enjoy Magazine and the Shasta Women's Refuge join forces to raise emergency money for Shelter
• Six Sheriffs support Defend Rural America
• Dunsmuir Candles in the Canyon Concert
• Shasta High School Annual Madrigal Dinner
• Tom Elias: Medical marijuana has been hijacked
• January trial date set for Rachel Limon in beating case
• River Bowl week: Rivalry game is all set
• Area Roundup: Patriots lose in a shootout
• UPDATED: Man with pants around his ankles on Hilltop Drive prompts 911 call
• UPDATED: Missing hunter's body found in Trinity County with dog at his side
• Redding Weather: Today to be warmest of the week
• Editorial: City fee waiver cannot reverse economic tide
• Pamelyn Anne Morgan: Recall is about unprofessional attacks
• Jan Thielmann: We all depend on corporations
• Robbin Jack-Brimhall: Grandma knows to take time for joy
• Los Molinos rallies to save its library
• Event offers veterans 'a hand up'
• Today in History: Oct. 17, 2011
• California Medical Association recommends legalizing pot
• Agency defends Redding tourism efforts
• Convenience store confrontation leads to attempted homicide arrest
• Man, 20, injured in Motocross wreck at Redding Dragstrip
• Car hits bike rider in south Redding
• California Medical Association says pot should be legal
• Redding Weather: 78 and sunny this afternoon
• David Benda: Shasta Boot Co. takes a new look at how to run its business
• Silas Lyons: Rock bottom makes good foundation
• Editorial: New election rules make a space for Baugh's candidacy
• Emily Young: Civil-rights veteran's path of hope
• Ken DeCamp: Don't like tickets? Then obey the law
• North State At Work: A perfect resume isn't always enough
• Nerd Chick Adventures: Planning the Perfect Halloween
• Anniversary: Richard and Angie Palmatier
• Straight Talk: Mother needs to decide whether to allow sleep-over
• Megan Owens: E-books in digital group available for use on Kindle
• Lance Simmens: Rail plans use best technology
• Carol Lehman: Kindergarten isn't just babysitting
• Abigail Storm-Eggink: Measure would end federal meddling
• Thomas Spear: Free to ignore Tea Party propaganda
• Betty Woods Rosa: Customer service is indeed fading
• Mike Madden: Freeway neighbors deserve sound wall
• Bill Head: Lucero should be the mayor
• Joe Bahlke: We've forfeited our 'democracy'
• Jessica Cope: Roundabouts great; hills are a hazard
• Tom Dunlap: Curly sees the problem
• Redding weather: Area to cool off a bit, slight chance of rain
• Mother of Anderson homicide suspect pleads guilty to charges
• Gregory Limon to stand trial next week in beating of 7-year-old boy
• U-Prep learns from its 53-24 loss to visiting Willows
• Foothill's Wilson throws 4 TDs, runs in for another TD in win over Shasta
• Knights charging into 2nd half of year hoping to surge; conference play kicks off today for Shasta
• Panthers hand Hornets first loss of season; Reid, Jorgensen lead Chico offense
• Area Roundup: Central Valley runs past Gridley; Falcons duo rushes for 252 yards in win
• Editorial: Will bigger dam bring new jobs? We'd die waiting
• Marc Beauchamp: Prescription to fix Redding's economy
• Faylon M. Brunemeier: It is liberals who are mean and nasty
• Claudia Morris: Does county care about lost hunter?
• Sally Rapoza: Occupy Wall Street vs. the Tea Party
• Business is pouring in; wine sellers are embracing downtown Redding
• North State Marketplace: Oct. 15, 2011
• Today in History: Oct. 15, 2011
• North State in Brief: Oct. 15, 2011
• Pink spans Sundial Bridge for Breast Cancer Awareness Day
• Teen gets 10 years in boy's molestation; registration as sex offender required for life
• Relief could arrive for developers; Redding council may eliminate fees to entice building
• Woman sentenced in tax fraud case; preparer stole $130,000
• Editorial: Will bigger dam bring new jobs? We'd die waiting
• Faylon M. Brunemeier: It is liberals who are mean and nasty
• Marc Beauchamp: Prescription to fix Redding's economy
• Sally Rapoza: Occupy Wall Street vs. the Tea Party
• Claudia Morris: Does county care about lost hunter?
• Red Bluff man, 61, charged with molesting girl at Lassen park
• Man sentenced to more than 13 years in prison for molestation
• Redding man sentenced to 11 years, 4 months in prison for rape and other charges
• Reno murder suspect won't fight extradition
• Mother of Anderson homicide suspect pleads guilty to charges
• Redding tax preparer sentenced to 21 months
• Gregory Limon to stand trial next week in beating of 7-year-old boy
• Exclude ants
• Master Gardeners: When it comes to chill, these crops fit the bill
• Book suggests a different relationship for man, Earth
• Learning ground: Garden showcases sustainable strategies
• Home and Garden events
• Ask Anna: Baskets bring organization to laundry room
• UPDATED: Two-vehicle collision at South Bonnyview in Redding
• Redding weather: Another sunny day
• Editorial: Nielsen, LaMalfa take step toward ending injustice
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama relies on scapegoat strategy
• Leah DeLuzio: Redding gives warm welcome
• Larry Marks: Conservatives still hate Social Security
• Carol Waugh: Wall St. protests are a good start
• Siskiyou County man, 25, gets life in prison; man sentenced in sexual assault of 3-year-old girl
• WVHS grad makes leap to Sacramento Kings' dance team; Cottonwood teen takes top spot in Web competition
• Scholarship recipient thanks retired teachers in Redding
• Game of the Week: Wolves could avenge 2010 defeats; Cougars look to rally from loss
• Redding civil rights leader Isaac Lowe to be feted; NAACP events serve as fundraisers
• 6 freed despite sex crimes; Shasta County jail releases ex-cons amid realignment
• Pot shop ban ready; Shasta County puts cultivation regulation on hold
• Les Baugh plans run for state Senate; Republican calls for more bipartisanship
• North state in brief: Oct. 14, 2011
• Area Roundup: Wolves capture 9th straight win
• T.J. Holmes: Shasta up to No. 2 in latest poll
• Today in History: Oct. 14, 2011
• North State Marketplace: Oct. 14, 2011
• Marijuana Eradication Team arrests three in illegal pot grow, deputies say
• Travelin' in Time: A list of the 10 oldest buildings in Shasta County
• Leah DeLuzio: Redding gives warm welcome
• Editorial: Nielsen, LaMalfa take step toward ending injustice
• Larry Marks: Conservatives still hate Social Security
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama relies on scapegoat strategy
• Carol Waugh: Wall St. protests are a good start
• Siskiyou man sentenced to life in prison
• Supervisor Les Baugh announces run for state Senate
• Deputies arrest Reno murder suspect in Shasta Lake
• Crews repair gas leak west of downtown Redding
• Book Fair Comes to Barnes & Noble!
• ARTsMART
• The Annual Holiday Fine Arts & Gifts Show
• Dining Out: Down-home favorites top the menu at Silver Dollar Café
• Nearly $23,000 in items taken from Corning home; pickup, camper stolen
• Search called off for missing hunter in Trinity County
• Artist Spotlight: Zombies are the focus of creative, outside-the-box artist’s exhibit
• Redding weather: Nothing but sunshine
• Editorial: Shasta County on right track with pot limits
• Ruth Marcus: Obama's mountain to climb
• Toni Miller: Oh sure, the money just rolls right in
• Ashley M. Wright: Legal drugs are most dangerous
• Alex Landi: Lawbreakers don't deserve sympathy
• Dennis Benfield: Financial-aid law is just senseless
• Attack lands 5-year prison term; victim run over twice by pickup truck
• Wings lift spirits: Group holds Redding fundraiser for young leukemia patient
• Catalyst bringing TEDx to Redding; 'Ideas Worth Sharing' theme of Friday event
• Shasta Lake mayor hails city successes; State of the City address held
• Area Roundup: West Valley swims to titles
• Lawmakers LaMalfa, Nielsen look to close loophole; bill stems from plea in rape case
• State Fund to cut jobs; unknown number in Redding
• Foreclosures down in Shasta County; Experts: Filings expected to rise
• Clutch Panthers: Playoff hopes alive for University Prep soccer team
• Dining Democrats: 150 attend party benefit in Redding
• 10 city of Red Bluff workers could see cut in hours
• Today in History: Oct. 13, 2011
• North State in Brief: Oct. 13, 2011
• Gateway district OKs 3 school deals; contracts end Rocky Point disputes
• Redding police seek car involved in hit and run
• Legislators say they will author bill to close rape "loophole"
• Siskiyou Sheriff: Human remains found in July identified
• Caltrans: Ramp closures at I-5, 44 interchange canceled
• Redding man accused of attempted murder takes plea offer
• Drive-thru shot clinics scheduled
• Redding weather: A clear fall day
• Man breaks into woman's home while she's in the shower
• North State in Brief: Oct. 12, 2011
• Editorial: It's not too soon to start planning the Civic's future
• Thomas Sowell: A campaign of reverse racism
• Kent Snider Jr.: Marijuana sellers just need lobbyists
• Roy Hutchings: Tea Party's patriots are keeping us free
• Betty Doty: Shoppers can't spend what they don't have
• Mike Neves: $14 trillion debt is not all Obama's
• Is chocolate spread a healthy breakfast food?
• Lucky No. 7: U-Prep upends Redding Christian to extend volleyball winning streak
• Audience grills Shasta DA Carlton at MLK Jr. forum
• Today in History: Oct. 12, 2011
• North state football media poll has two new teams at No. 1 spot
• Kevin Askeland: Football playoff picture clearing
• Area Roundup: Mercy beats Maxwell, improves to 5-1 in TCL
• Redding residents protest in support of Occupy Wall Street movement
• Redding Occupy Wall Street demonstration draws about 75
• The Fishing Report — Oct. 14, 2011
• Ohio soldier named Army's best
• Teen linked to two-month graffiti spree, Red Bluff police say
• Redding fugitive arrested in Las Vegas
• Search for missing hunter in Trinity County enters 3rd day
• Redding weather: Drizzle will give way to sun
• Editorial: Ramp closures overhyped? Only if drivers listen
• Tom Elias: State hurls billions at dated technology
• Marion Schmitz: Who created jobs? Not George W. Bush
• Rick Kern: We did raise taxes; where's the money?
• Brad Dupre: Lucero doesn't represent all
• Donna McGill: Send illegals home, not to our colleges
• Scene: Oct. 11, 2011
• Local doctor traces roots of orthopedics in new book
• Sharon Randall: Reading makes the waiting go by quickly
• Area Roundup: Shasta College's Eickhoff wins Invitational
• What to watch: prep games of the week
• Police: Redding man abused his mother
• Redding pension reform vote sought
• Today in history: Oct. 11, 2011
• Story time encourages reading
• Storm soaks area as sunshine forecast to return today
• North state in brief: Oct. 11, 2011
• Shasta County planners to consider medical pot issues
• A soldier's solemn memory to be commemorated
• $2.7 million in build permits issued
• North state marketplace briefs: Oct. 11, 2011
• UPDATED: Mobile home fire reported on Happy Valley Road
• UPDATED: Highway 44 rollover reported
• Shasta Lake Councilwoman Dolores Lucero kicks off her own door-to-door campaign
• Help this gentleman get his own CAT
• World Community Day 2011
• BULLYING FORUM - OCT 11
• Health and Support Groups
• Voices of Faith — Oct. 15, 2011
• Redding weather: Day of rain before sun returns
• Doug Juenke: Beware rascal capitalists and their pesky jobs
• Don Farrell: Small businesses don't share the wealth
• David Hereford: A rogues gallery of mean Republicans
• Marjorie R. Bland: Please reconsider red-light cameras
• Editorial: Thomas Jefferson's chimneys ought to be preserved
• Timothy J. Duffy: Prisoner shift is the best govenor can do
• John P. Schafer: America, look in the mirror
• North State in brief: Oct. 10, 2011
• Keeping the beat
• Today in History: Oct. 10, 2011
• Redding woman arrested after crash
• Apology sent for emailed remark
• Woman arrested after chase and crash near Lulu's
• Now Playing: THE MASQUERADE MURDERS
• Moving Downtown Rummage Sale
• Liberty Christian defeats Redding Christian 70-26
• Cops: Redding man used friend's medical pot 'scrip to sell
• Shasta Knights shut out by Butte 48-0
• Redding weather: Sunny today, showers likely tomorrow
• David Benda: Financial saga of Gaia Hotel continues
• Tom Dunlap: Riverfront Playhouse is just the place for a shy guy
• Bon Voyage: Travel is costly with all those taxes and fees considered
• Smith novel takes a look at corruption in Russia
• Straight Talk: Early drinking experiences can trigger alcoholism later in life
• Annette Osborne: Blackbeard the Pirate invited to stay after his first appearance
• Wedding: Madelyn Simmons and Chris Woodman
• Anniversary: Merlin and Dorothy Breedlove
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Here are some ways to reduce cyberbullying
• Engagement: Jessica Parker and Brent Foley
• Lewis Chamberlain: Government employees can benefit from advice for their 457 savings plans
• North State at Work: We need more Rudy Ruettigers to fill key jobs
• Debra Atlas: Reverse trick-or-treating brings child labor plight to light
• Editorial: Feds can't get their story straight on pot
• Silas Lyons: Take 10 (or more) for literacy
• Editorial: The great promise of innovation, and realism
• Russ Wade: The virtues of local energy
• Dan Walters: Prisoner shift 'funded' by familiar gimmicks
• Richard Wilkinson: Learn about the real tea party
• Dolores Lucero: Good 'ol boys are the force behind recall
• Friends, fun and plenty oftrout
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• Report card shows trends
• UPDATED: Bella Vista man threatened to kill mother, deputies say
• Redding weather: Highs near 80 all week, chance of showers Monday
• Hornets squeeze by: Fourth-quarter TD pass lifts unbeaten Enterprise past Foothill
• West Valley grinds out 18-10 victory over Corning; 2nd-half line adjustments spring Clark
• Wolves run away with 42-14 win over Pleasant Valley
• Yreka Miners slow down Falcons' offense; Central Valley falls at home
• Area Roundup: Shasta Wolves roll to 42-14 victory over Pleasant Valley
• Knights ready to launch charge to their second win; Shasta faces tough test vs. Butte today
• Bikes keep on rollin': Big Bike Weekend in Redding features tattooing, local bands, artists
• North State in Brief: Oct. 8, 2011
• Psychology report delays beating trial for Rachel Limon
• TJ's Drive-In to shut doors; Last day today will serve as cancer fundraiser
• Redding-area business owners tell of struggles; legislators hear stories of misery
• Columbus Day closures
• Rejoining the family: Siblings meet for first time
• Today in History: Oct. 8, 2011
• North State Marketplace: Oct. 8, 2011
• Attorney plans for two men to testify; ex-officers have filed for bankruptcy
• Feds detail pot shops crackdown; Redding clinic targets unknown
• Red Bluff police seek suspicious-acting man in white van
• 14 indicted for marijuana cultivation conspiracy
• Six Redding men arrested in sex-offender sweep
• Editorial: Steve Jobs' early death leaves so much to be invented
• Randall R. Smith: Supes' arrogance trumps planning
• Marc Beauchamp: Confronting my own anorexia
• Diane E. Hawthorne: Banks get more, you get less
• Misty Thames: Republicans all that and spiteful, too
• Red Bluff man threatened roommate with shotgun, Tehama Co. deputies say
• Feds announce medical-pot crackdown; letters sent to dozens of collectives
• Wreck reported on Lake Boulevard in Redding
• Redding weather: 70s and sunny through next week
• Shasta State Historic Park's art collection could be moved
• Cougars win in tennis: Foothill tops rival Shasta for second time
• Enterprise, Foothill put unbeaten records on the line; offensive powerhouses enter at 5-0
• Area roundup West Valley volleyball team sweeps Yreka
• T.J. Holmes: Grading football teams as league play kicks off
• Pumpkin patch pickin': Neighboring farmers offer unique experiences
• Medical pot shops on U.S. radar; owners of Redding collectives await word of crackdown
• Entrepreneur Bootcamp aims to spur on startups; executives drawn to Redding by Bethel Church
• Sewer pipe spurs lawsuit; Rancho Road project mired in accusations
• Details of Redding officer's DUI arrest released; CHP report: Zalesny was acting strangely
• Mountain lion killed in Mount Shasta not tested for rabies; animal didn't show signs of disease, vet says
• North State Marketplace: Oct. 7, 2011
• Today in history: Oct. 7, 2011
• Shasta County LAFCO asks for proposal on Fall River Valley district's plan
• State parks head for closure in norths state; nonprofits asked for help
• North state in brief: Oct. 7, 2011
• Editorial: White House plan to dial for dollars sets bad precedent
• Barbara Riddle: Obama runs up America's debt
• Art McBride: Lower taxes? We've already tried that
• Charles Krauthammer: The neutrino that shook the world
• Travelin' in Time: Many hotels were called 'mountain'
• Siskiyou Co. deputies find more pot at gardens raided this week
• Ask Anna: Create elegant pumpkins
• Get in the loop: Here's how to make a pretty bow
• Master Gardeners: Fertilize cool-season lawns in spring and fall
• Laura Christman: Vegetable plot is a tangled tale
• Plant a cover crop
• To Do List: October 6, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Artist captures what she sees in her mind’s inner corridors
• On the town: New York Saloon reflects homey familiarity of Weaverville
• Music: Oaksong Music Society showcases stellar musical lineup
• Dining Out: Short trip to Igo offers delicious taste of Shasta Country history
• Officers arrest robbery suspect after finding ID at crime scene
• UPDATED: Police: Suspect drives through 2 fences, hits utility pole
• Car knocks down street light on Cypress Ave., blocks east bound lanes
• Power line damaged in city of Shasta Lake repaired, power restored
• Redding weather: Scattered showers before a warm weekend
• Vehicle overturned on I-5
• Tension moves LAFCO meeting; Fall River Valley services district seeks to expand
• Dangers of driving with distractions; Central Valley High students see texting, alcohol effects on skills
• Today in History: Oct. 6, 2011
• Area Roundup: Yreka cross country runners nab top finishes
• Exhibit pays tribute to 'Cost of Freedom'; auditorium hosts replicas of artifacts
• Mountain Gate residents rally; protesters of all ages decry closed culvert
• Center resists city of Redding zoning; letter had cited veterans museum display
• Redding keeps Stillwater broker; firm trying to sell space at business park
• North State in Brief: Oct. 6, 2011
• Early candidates for R-S.V.P. emerge; gridiron standouts making marks
• Rogue Fights bringing MMA cage fights to Redding
• Hospital records findings dropped; center under scrutiny for coding, billing
• North State Marketplace: Oct. 6, 2011
• UPDATED: Police seek Redding man in attempted medical marijuana theft
• Heavy thunderstorm hitting Chico
• Blood centers need AB-, A- and O- blood
• Stephanie Thompson: Appreciating 'Mr. Mac'
• Editorial: Churn Creek study more political than bureaucratic
• Fred Boest: Caregivers given a raw deal
• Timothy J. Duffy: Obama will win, defeat error
• UPDATE: Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Cottonwood soldier vying to be the Army's best
• UPDATED: Wreck reported on Highway 273 in south Redding; traffic on 273 blocked
• Fire reported on Victor Avenue
• Rock slide blocking west-bound SR 299
• Redding weather: Rain today, thunderstorm possible
• What is the Mediterranean Diet?
• North State in Brief: Oct. 5, 2011
• On a title hunt: Shasta tops Enterprise, wins 5th match in a row
• Volleyball candidates for R-S.V.P. at halfway point; standouts making their case for 2011
• Northern Section football media poll: Dunsmuir takes over first in D-VI
• Area Roundup: Panthers pounce on Maxwell, win in 3 sets
• Kevin Askeland: Proposal calls for sections to get 3 state qualifiers
• Medical marijuana trial delayed pending appeal; date moved in Tehama County case
• McDonald's employee in Burney vies for $25K in company's global singing contest
• Redding OKs civic facility lease with Bethel Church-affiliated nonprofit
• Shasta supervisors order impact study for Churn Creek shopping center
• Today in History: Oct. 5, 2011
• Supervisor Hawes pulls out of Stillwater arrangement; Redding grazing contract goes to Ault
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• Timothy J. Duffy: Wall Street protesters fight back against tea party
• Editorial: Drones provide America with a lethal new tool
• Thomas Sowell: Liberalism, the scourge of black America
• Teenagers taken to hospital after being hit by car
• Siskiyou Co. deputies raid illegal pot gardens Monday; 11,000 plants destroyed
• Charges filed in Redding police officer DUI case
• McKinleyville woman ordered to stand trial in Trinity County toddler drowning case
• Wednesday's fire in Shasta Lake apartment caused by child playing with lighter, officials say
• The Fishing Report — Oct. 7, 2011
• Tehama Co. deputies find marijuana during traffic stop
• Wind advisory posted for northern Sacramento Valley
• Police: Suspect robs woman at gun point on Azoulay Court
• Car hits telephone pole at Churn Creek and Cypress
• Redding weather: Cool days before a warm weekend
• Siskiyou man convicted of molesting boys
• Lorenz hotel residents get safety flags for scooters
• Today in history: Oct. 4, 2011
• More than 20 classes offered to help struggling businesses
• North state marketplace briefs: Oct. 4, 2011
• North state in brief: Oct. 4, 2011
• Bill makes host liable for alcohol
• Animal shelter puts cat adoptions on hold
• Wet weather ahead
• Fire causes $75,000 in damages to south Redding home
• Road too slippery for driver who flipped truck
• What to Watch: Prep games of the week
• Area roundup: Liberty sweeps Maxwell
• UPDATED: Fire damages home in south Redding
• Scene: Oct. 4, 2011
• Siskiyou man guilty of molesting children
• Sharon Randall: Cooking, like parenting, is all about trial and error
• Retired librarian stays on as curator
• Two Kern County men die from West Nile virus
• Nielsen restraining order case to be heard Oct. 21
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• No headline - 1004_dashes
• Tom Elias: The GOP's do-it-yourself vision of government
• Editorial: Terror figure's death makes America safer
• Voices of Faith — Oct. 8, 2011
• Earn Your Bachelor's Degree in Psychology at the National University Redding Campus
• Ruth Fire Area open to public
• UPDATED: Gov. Brown signs 'social-host' bill
• Car turns over on I-5, one taken by ambulance to hospital
• Shasta College holds on to beat Feather River
• Tehama Sheriff arrests woman, says she had four pounds of pot, expired recommendation
• Tehama Sheriff arrests man on quad runner, says he possessed marijuana, meth, and led officers on two chases
• Redding weather: Next few days will be cool, wet
• Editorial: Lease with Bethel won't monopolize Convention Center
• Bob Williams: Social Security is no Ponzi scheme
• David A. Perreault: 'Mean' is liberal Democrats' forte
• Paul Jacobs: Whatever happened to customer service?
• Thomas Spear: Anti-tax dogmatism forced vets-home cut
• North state in brief: Oct. 3, 2011
• Former Pan Am stewardess remembers the adventures
• Graffiti outbreak alarms Red Bluff police
• Today in History: Oct. 3, 2011
• Voter turnout complicates recall against Lucero
• Red Bluff police say graffiti on the rise; dozens of cases reported in two months
• Redding weather: Sunny today, rainy tomorrow
• David Benda: Parking problems solved for Five Guys Burgers in Redding
• Silas Lyons: Long career ends at its peak
• Editorial: Who is missing at UC? Students from north state
• Alana Burke: In rape case, odds of victory over-ruled justice for victim
• Peter Edridge: Turn lane's red-light camera is a golden goose
• Bruce Hedrick: Are all dispensary clerks pot users?
• William Moore: The Buffett Rule: Not only is it unfair, it is un-American
• Tom Dunlap: Recalling a lifetime of motorized memories
• Learn about bats at Turtle Bay exhibit
• Wedding: Jennifer Wacker and Nicholas Bartolo
• Claudia Mosby: Men confront hormonal changes at midlife too
• Straight Talk: Boy shamed by sex with stepsister
• Annette Osborne: Time spent painting with daughter can color mood
• Bon Voyage: Lock up luggage to protect your items and please the TSA
• Kristina Burnett: Sentencing report ignores defense
• Yale Y. Miller: Mary Lake degrades into slimy eyesore
• Louis Wacker: Voice of experience says Lucero must go
• Beth Thompson: Smoke-free policy cleans up beaches
• Dorothy Mock: College pressure starting too early
• Barbara Kern: Home care cutbacks will prove costly
• Debra Atlas: E-book on energy saving offers simple, readable, positive tips
• Parking problems solved
• Deputies arrest 19-year-old in reported stabbing at Palo Cedro party
• Redding weather: Get ready for the rain
• Still unbeaten: Enterprise takes charge; Henderson, Woods power win over Central Valley
• Shasta College Knights eye first win of the season
• Area Roundup: Dunsmuir Tigers beat Hayfork Timberjacks 59-30
• Eagles soar in Pasture: West Valley shakes off early flubs to defeat Red Bluff
• Editorial: Firearm letter highlights absurd gap in pot laws
• Alex Landi: They 'like him' — so what?
• Marc Beauchamp: How would you fix Redding's economy?
• Brian Martin: Uplifting report is welcome news
• Joyce Dolan: Bush created jobs — in Iraq
• Alicia Coughlin and Joyce Morrow: Thanks for making museum a reality
• Bob Walden: Toss that tea
• Palo Cedro shelter offers other chances; old, young, polydactyl cats free to good homes
• Former Concord police officer sentenced; Redding man was part of a 200-plant pot scheme
• Today in History: Oct. 1, 2001
• Funds cut for meat locker disease testing; CWD has not been found in deer, elk herds in state
• Redding man arrested after two robberies on Lake Blvd.
• DNA links Redding man to '08 rape; he's now accused of 2011 attack on girl
• North State Marketplace: Oct. 1, 2011
• Petition vs. retail center is valid; referendum on Churn Creek may be on ballot
• School taxes likely to fall; Redding district to refinance bonds
• $6,400 copper-wiring theft reported in Tehama County
• Father accused of child endangerment gets new defense attorney
• Cottonwood local makes finals for SKDT
• Simpson Partners with Ivy Bridge College
• WIN RIVER ATTEMPTS TO MAKE $2,500 ANNUAL PAYMENTS TO OLDER $50,000 SLOT MACHINE WINNER
• Simpson Partners with Bethany University
• Main Street Gallery Showcase Two Prominent Redding Artists in October
• Siskiyou Arts Council presents A Benefit Concert featuring Tashina and Tristan Clarridge and The Champion Club
• Simpson Hosts Nursing Lectures
• Simpson Continues Steady Enrollment Growth
• Simpson Thanks Sponsors
• Naked man runs from Cottonwood wreck
• Plugging along: Interest in warm-season turf is lukewarm
• Casey Schurig: October tasks include harvesting and planting
• Ask Anna: Hair spray can be a sticky problem
• Master Gardeners: Proper pruning leads to lots of roses
• Cold sweetens winter squash
• Murder trial delayed
• Famous Dave's in Redding breaks ground Wednesday
• DA's office refiles 2008 rape case against Redding man
• Editorial: However race ends, Bosetti's entrance is good for voters
• Charles Krauthammer: Abbas' goal: Land without peace
• Jeannie Pehrson: Readers lend hand in difficult times
• William Sundahl: How veterans can find peace
• Ken Fleming: Nation's revival begins at home
• Oakley Howell: Class warfare — keep it peaceful
• Pat Maddox: Boost economy; buy American
• Game of the week: Sting of last year's loss stays with Hornets; Enterprise focuses on CV
• T.J. Holmes: Let's grade north state volleyball
• Area Roundup: Wolves volleyball unbeaten in EAL
• Shasta girls topple Enterprise in tennis
• Hands-on learning: Agriculture program at Shasta College still growing after 60 years
• Redding woman convicted in fatal stomping of small dog; Smith curses pet's owner after verdict
• Bank of Commerce Holdings gets $20 million for loans; funds will benefit small businesses
• Bosetti to run for state office; Redding councilman eyes Assembly
• Dogged determination: Animal welfare group to open Redding thrift
• North State in Brief: Sept. 30, 2011
• Today in History: Sept. 30, 2011
• Man pleads not guilty by reason of insanity in homeless death
• CSUC to offer 2012 classes; online, Shasta College enrollment set
• UPDATED: Accused killer enters insanity plea
• Redding councilman Bosetti to challenge Logue in Assembly race
• CHP looking for fatal wreck witness
• Nonprofit warns of heating bill assistance scam
• To Do List: September 29, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Flowers, butterflies are among artist’s favorite subjects to paint
• Dining Out: Downtown’s Village Delicatessen delivers delicious sandwiches (and more)
• On the Town: More than just a cup of joe: Mamma Llama features music, food, shopping
• Comedy: Bob & Tom Comedy All-Stars Tour rolls into Redding
• Tehama man fights deputies trying to arrest him
• Redding weather: Hot today, but big change in weather on the way
• Wolves roar on: Shasta boys soccer team stays undefeated
• Editorial: Playing favorites among charities is not city's job
• Ruth Marcus: On budget, pols play Trivial Pursuit
• Ed W. Coleman: Ponzi schemes don't last 70-plus years
• Robert Rock: Give the Civic a touch of color
• Area roundup: Dorman leads Eagles in cross-country win
• Fire burns barn in Happy Valley
• Apartment above store called a total loss; minimal damage to Ace Hardware in Shasta Lake
• Rocky Point school, Gateway district feud to end; agreement between groups almost reached
• Man, truck sent into canal; coughing fit blamed for loss of control of vehicle
• Today in History: Sept. 29, 2011
• No guns for pot users; sales illegal to medical marijuana users
• Injuries described in dog stomping death; trial under way for Redding woman
• Monster truck event huge in Tehama County; thousands expected at three-day show
• Farm Bureau event brings farm to city; field trip teaches children about agriculture, wildlife
• Site to honor troops OK'd; memorial planned for Gulf War-era vets from Tehama County
• North State in Brief: Sept. 29, 2011
• Action on impact fees delayed by Tehama Board of Supervisors
• North State Marketplace: Sept. 29, 2011
• Trudi Pratt: Check laxative aisle to see just how irregular we are
• Recreation Calendar: List of North State Rec. Clubs
• UPDATED: Fire under control at Ace Hardware building in Shasta Lake
• UPDATED: Barn catches fire in Happy Valley
• ATF: It's illegal for medical marijuana users to own, buy guns
• Woman found dehydrated at overturned car near Whiskeytown
• UPDATED: Truck traveling over 80 mph crashes into canal
• Two arrested in Red Bluff for pot possession
• Redding weather: Rather hot today and Thursday
• Today in History: Sept. 28, 2011
• Kevin Askeland: One at 5-0, two others are trying
• Editorial: Anti-tobacco drive scores a victory for next generation
• Bill Head: Councilwoman Lucero is an asset to city
• Thomas Sowell: Superman vs. a warm body
• Steve Woodrum: GOP moderates must stand up
• Richard N. Gray: Iranians know how to close a border
• Gene Glarson: Heritage Foundation? That's no propaganda
• How to tell a crisp from a cobbler
• Get ready for French Country Market with these recipes
• Goodwill dropoffs allowed; nonprofit may appeal to Redding City Council
• True champions: Disabled youths display their athletic skills, capture medals
• Medical benefits cut plan decried; local care providers rally at Shasta County meeting
• Sheriff's deputies arrest wanted fugitive; Idaho man skipped out on parole in 2007, detectives say
• UPDATED: Hayward gang member sentenced to prison for role in 2010 shooting
• The Fishing Report — Sept. 30, 2011
• Redding man gets probation in chain saw attack
• Authorities raid marijuana grows in Siskiyou County
• Ruth fire 80 percent contained
• Anderson man arrested for vandalizing pumpkins, overturning trash cans at Safeway
• Redding weather: Back to the 90s
• Editorial: County has plan for new prisoners, but still no money
• Tom Elias: Talk won't draw Latinos to GOP
• John Keye: Green subsidies are path to bankruptcy
• Jim Ramsay: Lost income weighs heavily on region
• Area Roundup: Skaters earn top honors
• What to watch: prep games of the week
• Illegal tobacco sales to youths declining
• Student ranks fall in high school district
• Redding mayor praises steps forward in state-of-city address
• People of Progress opposes new Goodwill store
• Today in history: Sept. 27, 2011
• Declaring war on South American invader
• North state marketplace briefs: Sept. 27, 2011
• North state in brief: Sept. 27, 2011
• Founding Asphalt Cowboy dies at 83
• RTPA board divided on amending bylaws
• Tom Elias: Talk won't draw Latinos to GOP
• Pat Allison: Critical thinking is a high priority
• John Keye: Green subsidies are path to bankruptcy
• County has plan for new prisoners, but still no money
• Jim Ramsay: Lost income weighs heavily on region
• Washington pair dies in crash south of Dorris
• Voices of Faith — Oct. 1, 2011
• Redding fire victim died of burns, smoke
• Rain slows Ruth fire
• Chef from Bella Vista part of winning food truck team
• Redding weather: Warming up again this week
• Editorial: Union contracts change slowly, but in right direction
• Bob Williams: Toward a new and meaner Constitution
• Stan Statham: Bill would bury ballot in initiatives
• Today in History: Sept. 26, 2011
• Redding students get into college spirit
• Ruth Fire evacuees allowed to return
• North State in Brief: Sept. 26, 2011
• East Rotary's Ducky Derby ducks raise bucks
• UPDATED: Propane leaking at Reed's Market in Shingletown
• UPDATED: Ruth fire grows to 1,500 acres
• Redding weather: A cool and rainy Sunday
• Silas Lyons: What parolee shift needs is hope
• Editorial: Recall is reminder: Local elections are worth our attention
• Nat Ducat: Ishi: Myth, folklore, stereotype and human
• Editorial: Police outreach would build ties, ease mistrust
• Art Agnew: Let Warren clean up Clover Creek Preserve
• Craig Howard: Roundabout: It's not a stop sign
• Fred Boest: Post office needs to get competitive
• Dorothy Nethery: Apply Cheney's rule to global warming
• Ben Alexander: Monuments don't hurt the economy
• Toni Miller: Don't indoctrinate; just stop bullying
• Jim Delmonte: Romney is wrong for Republicans
• Pamela Bruce: Don't blame marijuana for crime wave
• Samuel Albert: Yard-sale donors made a difference
• Craig Vivas: Disappointed in Obama? At least he's not crazy
• John E. Cleckner Sr.: Partisan politics delays vets homes
• Tom Dunlap: Time to appreciate fall colors — but don't blink
• Lauren Forcella: School getting to be too hard?
• Annette Osborne: A lesson from Davey, who chose to go splashing on cold Oregon day
• David Benda: Kent Dagg's duties split up at Shasta Builders Exchange
• Fire in semi-truck trailers south of Redding quickly contained
• Taste of Germany fundraiser slated by Shasta Library
• Redding weather: Low 90s today, chance of rain Sunday
• Falcons fall: Mistakes costly for Central Valley in first loss
• North State in Brief: Sept. 24, 2011
• CART formed to aid in missing-child cases; Amber Alert system basis of program rules
• Fish and Game cuts upset groups; budget affects protection laws, say environmentalists
• Trees plant seeds of knowledge at Montgomery Creek School; program teaches fresh food's benefits
• Area Roundup: Lions roar to first win; QB Piper gets 230 yards in victory
• Foothill gains foothold in 55-21 win; Patterson knows well how they play
• North State Marketplace: Sept. 24, 2011
• Three arrested in attack on Redding cabbie
• Editorial: Symphony has earned music lovers' ovation
• Marc Beauchamp: Ode to baseball's most colorful dynasty
• Robert Oller: Politicians' benefits need equal cutbacks
• Dr. Andre Van Mol: Why vaccinate? Read the old tombstones
• Celebrating 105 years: Lifelong artist keeps busy with music, poetry on her birthday
• Benito rips Carlton on rape case; Ex-officer's plea bargain irks former Shasta County DA
• Ruth Fire burns at least 400 acres in southern Trinity
• Hotel suit calls for Redding neighbor to close; Best Western Hilltop Inn alleges criminal conduct nearby
• Police arrest three in Aug. 2 attack on Redding cab driver
• Editorial: Symphony has earned music lovers' ovation
• Master Gardeners: Raised beds can make gardening easier
• Count on it: Yearly acorn survey takes researchers up and down California
• Ask Anna: Here's how to get rid of grime in shower
• Fall events: Chances to stop, smell roses and more
• Accused killer of homeless man may plead insanity
• Chico suspect charged with murder in death of former Redding man
• UPDATE: Wildfire in Trinity Co. now 400 acres; structures burned
• Red Bluff police arrest two in connection with July 20 McDonald's stabbing
• Body of man pulled from Klamath River identified
• Memorial to Kenny Wilson damaged by early morning fire
• Redding weather: First day of fall will see summer temperatures
• Travelin' in Time: A list of the firsts in Shasta County
• See artists', artisans' works at Burlap Harlot Show
• Chico shooting appears random, police say; chief says slain man, suspect had no connection
• Aces high: Thunderbirds prepare for Redding Air Show
• Joss House in Weaverville hurt by cuts
• North State in Brief: Sept. 23, 2011
• Bethel Church begins Redding Convention Center transition
• Legal experts to review law; loophole in Benson case raises concern
• System files suit against insurer; case claims bills of Walmart workers unpaid
• Today in History: Sept. 23, 2011
• A wide-open field: Golfers emerge to vie for top spot
• Murder attempt nets 7 years; Redding man set house on fire in attempt on wife's life
• Area Roundup: Weed girl to play on football team
• Limited staff, funds block pet shelter in Intermountain area
• Game of the Week: Matchup can decide fates of C.V., Lassen football teams
• T.J. Holmes: Don't miss midseason recap, prep football blog
• Simpson, Ivy Bridge partner; new program expands online course opportunities
• North State Marketplace: Sept. 23, 2011
• Siskiyou investigators unable to ID body of possible big-rig chase suspect
• LaMalfa: New law may be needed to close officer rape-case loophole
• Chico man arrested in death of Simpson grad
• To Do List: September, 22, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Art of glass: Sandblasted glass artist shares creative journey
• Make leaf mold
• Dining Out: Making the grade: Simpson’s Caf offers inexpensive, tasty eats
• On the Town: Over the hill: The Diggin’s brings color to Weaverville
• Symphony: Challenging ‘Rite of Spring’ highlights opening of symphony season
• Lint in dryer causes small fire at Tehama County jail
• Redding man sentenced to prison for trying to kill his wife
• Redding weather: Two more days of 100-degree heat expected
• Editorial: Shasta-Trinity, county traveling on a better path
• Ruth Marcus: 'Yes we can' go Washington
• Florence Crow: Shame on you, puppy dumper
• Kent Snider Jr.: Is criticism still 'racist'?
• Wes Breese: Tough punishment is compassionate
• Still gaining: Execution lacking for Foothill in soccer loss
• Hornets show they're growing up fast with win; Enterprise tops Red Bluff in 5 sets
• Area Roundup: Foothill swim teams win meet
• Tehama District Fair set to open in Red Bluff
• Report details Klamath River dam plans; says salmon would benefit from removal
• SAF decides to bank on Redding; company says building is right price
• North State in Brief: Sept. 22, 2011
• Event to promote ditching fossil fuels; gathering at Sacramento River Trail
• Today in History: Sept. 22, 2011
• Man takes plea deal; gets 3 years after neighbor gets stabbed
• Missing hunter returns after three days; search party had been called off after no leads found
• Redding's drug disposal program discontinued; drop boxes are victim of budget cuts
• Redding Air Show coming this weekend
• Fire damages Anderson home
• North State Marketplace: Sept. 22, 2011
• UPDATE: Structure fire now out in Anderson
• The Fishing Report — Sept. 23, 2011
• Stabbing nets prison sentence for Jones Valley man
• Southern Aluminum Finishing buys former Jhirmack building in Redding
• Motorcyclist hurt in accident near Corning
• Redding weather: Triple-digit highs expected through Friday
• Editorial: Senseless gap in the law lets officer off easy
• Thomas Sowell: 'A Ponzi scheme'? Yes, it is
• Ian Grady: Mandated warning would save lives
• Timothy J. Duffy: No right to propagandize
• Joan Manning: Rich only help themselves
• You don't always have to hold the mayo
• Steve Westell: Walk to school? Oh, the horror!
• Recall group targets Lucero; Shasta Lake councilor described as 'abrasive'
• CHP, deputies search for possible arsonist in Anderson
• Redding council reaches deals with unions
• Beating OIT too tall an order for Simpson; Red Hawks fall to 4-14 on season
• Home sales up 13% over 2010; 3rd straight increase for Shasta County
• Driving force: U-Prep cranks it up in 3-set volleyball win over Fall River
• Tehama changes closed sessions; talks moved to start of day
• Term limits: Popular, but a failure
• Jerry Hurley: National parks run on borrowed money
• Roger Hendricsen: Punish Big Oil by slowing down
• Haven contract is an opportunity but carries risks
• UPDATE: Two-acre fire in Happy Valley burns vehicle, grass
• UPDATED: Redding woman hit by car while walking across Highway 299
• UPDATED: Hunter missing in Trinity County since Saturday
• UPDATE: Grass fire near Shasta County-Tehama County border contained at 28 acres
• Tom Elias: Term limits are popular but are a failure
• Editorial: Haven contract is an opportunity but carries risks
• Donald Yost: SB 48 simply fosters respect
• Jerry Hurley: National parks run on borrowed money
• Roger Hendricsen: Punish Big Oil by slowing down
• UPDATED: Missing man found in Bartle Gap area
• Redding woman killed in Monday night accident identified
• UPDATED: Recall effort launched against Shasta Lake councilwoman
• Redding weather: Hot weather will continue through the week
• 91-year-old has wish come true
• Compassion wasn't on her shopping list
• Shasta County, Haven Humane consider consolidation
• Shasta County home sales highest since '07
• Kids to be part of North State Symphony concerts
• North State Symphony to mark its 10th season
• Siskiyou supervisors doubt Klamath dam removal plan
• North state marketplace briefs: Sept. 20, 2011
• Today in History: Sept. 20, 2011
• Staffing changes rile Shasta transportation board
• No headline - Gas_prices
• Former teacher pleads innocent
• North state briefs: Sept. 20, 2011
• What to watch: prep sports games of the week
• Redding woman struck and killed by vehicle
• Vehicle reportedly hits pedestrian on Highway 299
• Cemetery tours, harvest festivals and pumpkin patches will get you in the mood for fall
• Scene: Sept. 21, 2011
• Sharon Randall: Gliding along with 5-day-old grandson
• Voices of Faith — Sept. 24, 2011
• VIDEO: Courtroom footage shows alleged escape attempt
• Fomer schoolteacher arraigned on felony charges
• Siskiyou deputies seek Happy Camp bank robber
• Interior secretary: Removing Klamath dams beneficial, cheaper than planned
• Red Bluff man dies after fiery wreck
• Teen arrested on suspicion of vandalizing church
• Redding weather: Expect a hot work week
• Editorial: Superfund site is, let's hope, a brief blemish
• John Wildermuth: Legislature lets rich guys win again
• William Stegall: We must re-learn art of compromise
• Joseph Korte: More of liberals' 'civil discourse'
• Wedding: Susan McClure and Brock McCulloch
• Heather Forrester: Found wallet restores hope
• Runners compete in 36-year tradition at Whiskeytown Relays
• Boserup wins Oak River Rehab Challenger at SunOaks in Redding
• Oakmont takes tournament title
• Gun allegedly fired in house near children
• Redding Air Show organizers say show safe
• Shasta County school budgets flagged by state
• Today in History: Sept. 19, 2011
• North state briefs: Sept. 19, 2011
• Fugitive ex-teacher arrested at Redding motel on $2.2 million in warrants
• Red Bluff man accused of tossing newspaper rack through cafe window
• Mountain Gate pot grower on 'bad trip' shoots to scare off nonexistent intruders, deputies say
• Low-cost recipes
• Redding weather: Temperatures in the low 90s this week
• Editorial: Nielsen does his nemesis a big favor
• Editorial: Brown: Too many bills searching for problems
• Terri Anderson: Why is city staff fighting Lucero?
• Emily Young: Colleges need a new direction
• Irma Vorbeck: People who speak well are listened to, treated kindly
• Tom Dunlap: Dear Mad'm heads for the hills to have fun
• Brenda Clark: Time to pull back, rebuild America
• Bob Talbott: What would critics have the police do?
• Evert Dale: Red-light cameras drain our economy
• Stretching food dollars on a food stamp budget
• Straight Talk: What you post on the Internet can keep you from future employment
• 10 ways to save money at the grocery store
• Anniversary: Lee and Dorothy Brackin
• Claudia Mosby: The midlife woman's hormonal rollercoaster
• Wedding: Whitney Peters and Joseph Hinton
• Bon Voyage: California's oldest restaurant is Croatian immigrant success story
• Wedding: Adrienne Johnston and Ryan Carpenter
• Annette Osborne: Hard-to-handle sons come with heaping helping of humble pie
• Wedding: Christine Campbell and Gabe Newell
• Wedding: Coryn Lester and Kurt Hartsfield
• CHP: No luck yet in search for driver who stole truck-tractor and led officers on chase
• UPDATE: Man dies after being hit by train in south Redding
• CHP: DUI checkpoint nets one arrest
• Redding weather: Still warm, but no storms
• North State in Brief: Sept. 17, 2011
• Editorial: Marine shows what heroism really means
• Marc Beauchamp: Sputnik, Rick Perry and vaccinations
• Joan Manning: Writer errs badly on Social Security
• Jonathan McInteer: Let Kilarc stay
• Ernest Wirt: Enemy is within
• John P. Schafer: Sidesteps
• Carl Arness: Bottom line: Drivers should obey the law
• Defensive effort: Cubs shut down Las Plumas offense in shutout win at home
• Vets take Honor Flight; nonprofit group invites former soldiers on trip to nation's capital
• Tehama District Fair to open with a roar; despite budget cuts, big events slated
• Police search Klamath River for driver who stole truck-tractor and led CHP on chase
• Third tenant looking at Stillwater site in Redding
• Cough vaccine cutoff passes; missing shot could keep kids from classes
• Plea deal in sex assault carries 1-year sentence; loophole may allow home detention for former officer
• Jobless index drops slightly; rate still tops 14 percent in Shasta
• Eagles score school-record 78 points vs. McKinleyville
• Redding woman, 86, stuck paying neighbors' utility bill
• North State Marketplace: Sept. 17, 2011
• Former APD officer accused of rape takes plea deal
• Master Gardeners: Jerusalem artichokes are pushy plants
• Shasta County jobless rate falls
• $10,000 reward offered in fatal Anderson stabbing
• Avoid cracked tomatoes
• Dialed in: High-tech systems take guesswork out of irrigation
• Ask Anna: Find unique items, great service at Redding shops
• Home and Garden briefs
• UPDATED: Hayfork fire closes Highway 3
• Secret Witness offering reward on Sept. 8 marijuana collective robbery
• UPDATED: Fire contained on Big Bend Road
• Trial delayed for Jacob Berlinghoff
• UPDATED: Car hits front door of Lake Boulevard daycare center
• No arrests in Redding DUI checkpoint; CHP to have one tonight
• Redding Weather: 86 and light breezes
• Heavy hitters: Large-school volleyball teams ready for action in north state
• Anderson coach has high expectations; Cubs face Division I foe in Las Plumas
• Oak River Rehab Challenger: Davis, 17, playing beyond her years
• Relay for Life gets a head start; rally makes noise for 2012 cancer walk
• Mine makes EPA's 'worst polluted'; Superfund site is Siskiyou's first
• Bear killed after attacking goat, dog; animal stalked livestock in Fall River Mills area
• Redding father's trial set in bat attack on son; plea deal still being considered
• Escape attempt at Shasta County Superior Court leads to charges
• Today in History: Sept. 16, 2011
• North State in Brief: Sept. 16, 2011
• Prison guard at Susanville correctional center indicted, accused of bribes; tobacco, phone smuggling alleged
• Area Roundup: U-Prep volleyball team sweeps Etna
• Celebratory event salutes Constitution; tea party visits Shasta College
• Postal Service reviews Redding's mail-processing center
• Two-vehicle collision on I-5 near Anderson causes fire
• UPDATED: Armed robbery reported at marijuana collective in Redding
• Editorial: Sound economy needs more than pretty scenery
• Charles Krauthammer: A Ponzi scheme that we can fix
• Roger Chatterton: 'One shot, one kill'? Not in police world
• Travelin' in Time: Lower Springs started as a gold rush settlement
• Chinese national acrobats to bring entertainment to downtown Redding
• Volunteer opportunity: BloodSource seeks volunteers
• Redding one of 250 U.S. mail processing centers that could close
• Redding inmate arraigned - finally
• Redding man pleads guilty to knife attack
• Forest Service reports 22 fires from lightning strikes
• Abandoned Siskiyou County mine makes Superfund list
• To Do List: September, 15, 2011
• UPDATED: CHP cruiser hit by alleged drunken semi-truck driver
• Trial date set in baseball bat beating case
• Artist Spotlight: Painter’s creative inspiration comes from nature’s beauty
• Dining Out: Perfect pies: Mary’s Pizza Shack opens in Redding
• On the Town: ‘Enter as a guest, leave as a friend’: Moseley Family Cellars
• Play: Whodunnit? Help solve mysterious ‘Masquerade Murders’
• Fall River Mills man shoots aggressive black bear
• UPDATED: Deputies respond to unruly student on school bus
• Feds charge north state prison guard in cell phone, tobacco smuggling scheme
• Redding Weather: Pleasant weekend on the way
• No headline - northstate_marketplace
• Editorial: Can state afford to expand forests? As long as it logs
• Ruth Marcus: Trying might not be enough
• Bruce Chandler: Back to business
• Joe Branston: Common sense could have averted 9/11
• Ruth Ellen Bairrington: Seniors, don't fall for telephone scam
• Small high schools volleyball preview: Season looks promising for U-Prep
• Older and wiser: Experience gives Wolves edge in win over Spartans
• Whiskeytown Relays to welcome two-person teams
• Area Roundup: West Valley swimmers sweep Shasta
• Unseeded players advance at USTA Oak River Rehab Challenger in Redding
• Crews on lookout for new wildfires; drier, hotter conditions heighten fear of flames
• Study contradicts Herger on U.S. monuments; lawmaker says status hurts local economies
• Shasta County foreclosure filings down; $1.15 million estate sells for $348,900
• Sacred Heart Parish School in Anderson to close at year's end; decision based on low enrollment
• Early Childhood Services: Shasta County program finally under one roof
• Today in History: Sept. 15, 2011
• North State in Brief: Sept. 15, 2011
• Ice breaker: Siskiyou rink season gets cut by Mount Shasta rec board; rising costs prompts board vote
• 6-year sentence given for stabbing; woman says she found God while in jail
• Miss Heart of America Queen Esther Enloe
• 12th Annual College Quest Event
• Redding man caught after trying to flee courtroom
• Dorothea Barlett Schoenstein, Plein Air landscape artist, opens her show at Siskiyou Arts Council Gallery
• Man injured in quad rollover east of Anderson
• Redding woman sentenced to prison for November stabbing
• Hearing confirmed for woman accused of drowning her daughter
• UPDATE: Redding police, CHP announce DUI checkpoints for Thursday, Friday
• UPDATED: Crews still at small lightning fires in Shasta, Trinity, Siskiyou counties
• The Fishing Report — Sept. 16, 2011
• UPDATED: Fall River Mills woman dies in McArthur area wreck
• Mount Shasta man injured in fatal wreck near Marysville
• Redding Weather: Chance of thunder persists in Burney area
• Editorial: Grim economy takes widening toll on families
• Thomas Sowell: A great but hollow speech
• Robert Shepherd: Is north state stuck with career politician?
• Teena Toney: Fantasy Fountain needs an overhaul
• Cindy Lauderdale: Unemployment checks are painfully slow
• Perfect portion sizes
• Foothill on point in volleyball victory over Anderson; Cougars now 12-7 on the year
• North State in Brief: Sept. 14, 2011
• Los Molinos pushes to maintain library; Tehama County to fund branch through June 30
• Transient charged in stabbing outside Anderson Walmart
• Shasta Union High School District revises drug testing; vote fulfills part of ACLU settlement
• Today in History: Sept. 14, 2011
• Shasta High defeats Central Valley in volleyball
• Rutenschroer narrowly beats out field of power vocalists
• North Valley Rapids 12U Take First Place
• Performing Arts Education Classes Offered This Fall
• Thanks to all that came to the yard sale
• Preceptor Nu Xi sponsors Riverfront Theater "Masquerade Murders"
• Police arrest local man for outstanding warrants; man initially ran, escaped from officers
• UPDATED: Storms spark fires in Burney area
• Redding weather: Afternoon thunderstorms, heavy rain possible for mountains
• Editorial: City far-sighted to set aside land on the riverfront
• Tom Elias: Genetic-discrimination bill is breakthrough
• Stanley Wiencek: Brown can't fix what ails state
• W.R. Hendrix: Local officials out-earn governor
• Allen Cichanski: Tax cut undermines Social Security
• Roy Hutchings: How's that trust fund?
• Rescuers look for missing person on inner tube
• Today in History: Sept. 13, 2011
• North state marketplace briefs: Sept. 13 2011
• Charges dropped in teacher molest case
• Man in Anderson gun case freed
• Shasta County retailers ring up $41 million more
• Redding students celebrate Moon Festival
• Lawmaker's residency questioned: Dust-up ongoing
• North State in Brief: Sept. 13, 2011
• Lightning storm moves through the area sparking numerous fires
• County to decide tax hike for area farmers, ranchers
• Police: Man arrested for playing with a loaded gun
• UPDATED: Lightning sparks multiple fires in Shasta County
• Rollover reported off I-5 near Cypress Avenue
• Scene: Sept. 13, 2011
• Sharon Randall: Sometimes it's better not to be in a hurry
• Redding man sentenced in park shooting
• Red Bluff man accused of stabbing his aunt
• DA drops sexual battery case against former teacher
• Health and Support Groups
• West Nile virus reported near Anderson
• Corning man arrested on suspicion of ramming mother's car
• Redding Weather: Weather service warns of thunderstorms
• Editorial: Prop. 215 does not mean that anything goes
• Bob Williams: Choosing our economic tomorrow
• Stephanie Johnson: Medical care is all about money
• Ken Briggs: Clinic offers speedy care with a smile
• Liza Smith: Help comes quickly on hot summer day
• area roundup U-Prep packs power
• North state briefs: Sept. 12, 2011
• Redding ceremony marks 10-year anniversary of 9/11
• Work planned at Fall River Mills airport
• Today in History: Sept. 12, 2011
• UPDATED: Lightning sparks numerous fires in Shasta County
• Police say 13-year-old injured in DUI crash
• UPDATED: Fire along I-5 contained
• UPDATED: Fire extinguished behind Happy Valley Elementary School
• UPDATED: Fire near Union School Road contained; power lines are still down
• Redding weather: Cooling down slightly
• Silas Lyons: 9/11 is a local story too
• Editorial: Lucero's antics are simply far over the line
• Richard Malotky: Keep the frontal lobes in charge
• Book Review: For some, Hallie Ephron novel won't compute
• Wedding: Amanda Kelley and Kyle Rickard
• Bon Voyage: How to keep your pets safe if flying
• Tom Dunlap: Losing my favorite recliner after 38 years
• Engagement: Maggie Nichols and Cody Baker
• Anniversary: Mike and Stella Turek
• J.D. Smith: Liberals hold responsibility
• Timothy J. Duffy: Taxed enough already? Then support Obama
• Jenny Abbe Moyer: RSA raises bar for our schools
• Dave Bock: Speeding lawyer should just pay up
• Ed Pecis: California needs anti-drug agency
• Jo Russell: Did mall critics fight dairy too?
• Sandra Castello: Tell whole story about city, Lucero
• Bonnie Mark: Support morals: Repeal SB 48
• Carol Waugh: Call bankers to account
• Gary Strickler: Name calling will not fix economy
• Annette Osborne: An impromptu swim buoys family's afternoon picnic
• Moms to get reward at bakery
• UPDATED: Redding weather: Red flag warning through this afternoon; area to cool down starting Sunday
• Almost everything uses up your minutes
• Zukes great natural treats for four-legged friends
• Share your ideas for fixing foreclosure
• Education is needed to tackle security
• Welcome the new employee
• Know your market risk when investing
• Knights fall to Diablo Valley 42-0
• Wolves beat Spartans 42-27
• Hospitals weigh a taxing question
• Off and running: Hornets are ready to contend for section title after last year's misfire
• Cascade Park focus of cleanup; almost 2,940 pounds of trash cleared in 2010
• Beating suspect reviews plea deal; man's lawyer asks for time to go over offer
• Year marks milestone; Shasta Family Justice Center had 2,300 visits its first 12 months
• Bikers rev up tunes in Ono; fundraiser keeps karaoke rolling at International Cafe
• Today in History: Sept. 10, 2011
• Many rushing to sell as gold prices peak; jewelers urge caution in dealing
• North State in Brief: Sept. 10, 2011
• Central Valley blasts its Oregon visitors; Falcons are now off to a 2-0 nonleague start
• Area Roundup: Trinity defeats Arcata
• Downtown parade, soccer park rally set today for Megan Rapinoe
• Nathan J. Hale: Perry can turn America around
• Editorial: We send schools our problems — then bar solutions
• Randall Eshom: Perry's 'manifesto' sounds good to me
• Diane Hawthorne: Where are GOP's job solutions?
• Marc Beauchamp: Noted writer profiles our pot trade
• Straight Talk: Everyone has scars; only some are visible
• AMVETS Post 1996 Americanism Contest Winners
• Local Home School Project Results in GNC Food Program Donation
• Our Lady of Mercy 4th Annual Parish Festival
• Tehama Co. deputies seek suspects in Gerber burglary
• Red flag warning prompts extra firefighters through Saturday
• UPDATED: Small vegetation quickly extinguished in Cottonwood; power lines down near mobile home park
• Onion Fire in Trinity Alps 90 percent contained
• Read the label
• Ask Anna: Here's how to clean fireplace surround
• Laura Christman: Nursery retail picture isn't entirely rosy
• Home and Garden briefs
• Master Gardeners: Gophers are tough challenge for gardeners
• Lawn trouble could be caterpillars or grubs
• Armed robbery at Redding marijuana collective
• One driver arrested at DUI checkpoint in Redding
• A growing problem: Pot crops violate Redding ordinances
• New utility lawsuit could cost jobs; public safety would take hit if city loses REU suit
• Editorial: Vetoes display Brown's streak of skepticism
• Charles Krauthammer: The 9/11 'overreaction'? Nonsense
• Kenneth H. Close: State is broke but can help illegals
• Dorothy Baldwin: Fee would force more defaults
• William Shockley: She should read her own column
• Susie Handley: Principal builds genuine rapport
• Game of the week: Hornets, Eagles continue rivalry; Enterprise out for revenge
• Piper's three TDs not enough for Redding Christian Lions; first-year program still seeking victory
• Starting fresh: Unproven Shasta Knights face tough tests early
• Area Roundup: Parade scheduled to honor Rapinoe
• T.J. Holmes: Local football teams proving their potential
• Downtown parade planned Saturday for soccer star Megan Rapinoe
• Fundraiser set for lung transplant recipient; many costs go uncovered by insurance
• North State in Brief: Sept. 9, 2011
• Third arrest made in Anderson stabbing; police say man's gun had no serial number
• Today in History: Sept. 9, 2011
• Extreme Health aims to educate with Zumba goal; fundraiser will focus on fitness, activity
• Travelin' in Time: Camp Big Springs CCC once a busy location
• Volunteer opportunities: AARP tax aides and Big Bike Weekend assistants
• Anderson police arrest third person in connection with Aug. 13 stabbing murder
• Police arrest Redding man suspected of stealing from pot collectives
• Man arrested for pointing fake gun at passing motorist in downtown Redding
• To Do List: September 9, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Digital photography spotlighted in Small’s ArtHop exhibit
• Dining Out: Fantastic fare: Peacock is worth the drive to Anderson
• Wine Tasting: September 2011
• Exhibit: Taking wing: Armando’s ‘Bird Cage’ event benefits new Cascade Christmas
• Concert: Getting it Wright: Renowned fiddler Joss showcased in series
• UPDATED: Coroner identifies man found dead in Redding Rite Aid parking lot
• Redding weather: Heating up over next few days
• Whiskeytown's in tune with tribe; park's staff, Wintu discuss signal towers
• Editorial: Where's the flag at RSA? Banner shall yet wave
• Ruth Marcus: Career politicians -- we need them
• Gary Rossman: Herger dodges the questions
• Tony Manning: Shooting justified; stray bullets aren't
• Stan Little: Is Social Security safe from courts?
• North State in Brief: Sept. 8, 2011
• Area Roundup: U-Prep soccer holds off Foothill
• Brush burns, homes left safe in Shasta Lake
• Towers of power: Shasta tops West Valley in volleyball
• Dalton Kelly to play at UCSB; Cougars 1B to get 50% scholarship
• Planner quits over retail center; project at Churn Creek controversial
• Today in History: Sept. 8, 2011
• North state parks affected by cuts; operating times, facilities see reduction
• Fewer officers patrol roads but collisions also on decrease in Redding
• Clearing for scenic view; volunteers to rid land of non-native plants and trash
• Probation for man in deputy standoff in Shasta Lake
• Trinity County couple file claim in Kettenpom stabbing case
• 3 plead not guilty to pot robbery charges; Shasta Lake man stabbed during assault
• North State Marketplace: Sept. 8, 2011
• Senior Living: Autumn is popular season for seniors to travel
• Health tip: Follow guidelines for backpack safety
• Blood centers need AB-,A-, O-
• Derrick Adams: Bedbugs are more of an annoyance than a health threat
• Three men plead not guilty in apparent pot heist attempt
• 1/4-acre fire ignites in Shasta Lake
• Dunsmuir high closed due to water-main break
• Red Bluff woman suffers head injury in boat collision
• Los Molinos burglars use stolen pickup to smash store front
• $10 million claim filed against Trinity County in Kettenpom stabbings
• Shasta Lake man sentenced in connection with sheriff's standoff
• Redding police seek shooting suspect
• Redding Weather: 96 today
• Mission loses phones briefly
• Traffic ticket fuels debate
• Editorial: Made in Redding: City lends hand to manufacturers
• Thomas Sowell: Charity isn't businesses' job
• Rob McDonald: Don't believe the GOP's lies
• Marv Van Voy: Population can't support new mall
• Are vitamin supplements dangerous?
• Kevin Askeland: Foothill cracks top 100
• New era begins: Anderson volleyball beats Oroville in four sets
• Area Roundup: U-Prep girls tennis sweeps Anderson
• Berlinghoff files federal suit against public defender
• Redding grants expansion incentives to 3 companies
• Lawyer beats traffic ticket in Redding on technicality
• Jerusalem to Redding: Prof. teaches Bible archeology and geography
• Politicians are not above the law!
• AAUW Snags Leah McConnell Guest House for Home Tour
• Back to Church Sunday on 09/18/2011
• Berlinghoff files federal lawsuit against his public defender
• The Fishing Report — Sept. 9, 2011
• Two-vehicle collision at Larkspur and East Cypress in Redding
• Redding weather: Sunny and hot
• Big rig catches fire on I-5, spills 100 gallons of fuel
• Editorial: Shasta County's shopping-center tactics backfire
• Jim Nielsen: Governor's revised fire tax fleeces rural Californians
• Tom Elias: Will ratepayers absorb pipeline costs?
• 80-year-old victim of dog attack needs cash
• Councilwoman Lucero at center of Shasta Lake controversy
• Today in History: Sept. 6, 2011
• County asks 3 cities to discuss sharing taxes
• State Senate bill could boost state fire fee to $3,000
• North state in brief: Sept. 6, 2011
• Farm Day celebrated on organic farm
• Students from around globe attend Shasta College
• North state marketplace briefs: Sept. 6, 2011
• Stillwater to be leased out as cattle pasture
• Picnic fosters education
• Car stolen; man Tased after chase
• UPDATED: DUI arrest after car crashes and flips
• UPDATED: Teen may have dislocated pelvis in 35-foot fall into creek
• Voices of Faith — Sept. 10, 2011
• Redding police: Granddaughter admits she stole grandmother's car
• UPDATED: Crews knock down vegetation fire in Hayfork
• 3 more DUI arrests made in Shasta County; brings total to 82 since Aug. 19
• UPDATED: Driver hurt after SUV goes down embankment on Highway 299 west of Redding
• Redding weather: More sun, more heat
• Today in History: Sept. 5, 2011
• North state in brief: Sept. 5, 2011
• Editorial: Oak Bottom's overhaul right for recreation
• Ann McFeatters: Congress is on the job, for a day or two
• George Runner: Protect Main Street: Keep Prop. 13 whole
• John P. Schafer: Gone with the win
• David Hereford: With the sarcasm program
• Christine Mitchell: Social Security's not broke
• AREA ROUNDUP: Shasta takes title in tourney
• Prep football Monday morning quarterback for week 1
• Public employee salary survey
• Redding tackles rising labor costs
• Woman extracted from car that plunged down embankment
• Redding weather: 90s for the rest of Labor Day weekend
• David Benda: Some businesses in Redding going strong
• Silas Lyons: Starting the fire of innovation
• Editorial: Crime is low, but our luck can't last long
• Alana Burke: Where is God at 9/11 commemoration?
• Paul Armentano: Student drug testing receives a failing grade
• Red-Blue America: Is the Republican Party against science? Does it matter?
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: How to upgrade your iPad 2 to a 3G model
• Tom Dunlap: Finding community in Graeagle
• Straight Talk: College problems tough to navigate
• Wedding: Sherry Barnette and Tom Roda
• Anniversary: Ronald and Ruth Bode
• Bon Voyage: Review the basics before the 9/11 anniversary
• Anniversary: Thomas and Norma Blue
• Claudia Mosby: Midlife time to give back
• Anniversary: Patricia and Don Beaudoin
• Annette Osborne: One fun part of travel is coming home to the familiar
• Wedding: Amy Colbert and Rick Westmoreland
• Mark Wood: Obama's 'stimulus' just isn't working
• Mary Morin: How has Oak Bottom not been shut down?
• Richard T. Douse: Make a difference: Join river cleanup
• 3.4 quake hits northwest of Red Bluff
• UPDATED: DUI arrests up over last year
• Anderson police arrest three after fight at sports bar
• Redding weather: Near triple digits through Labor Day, into next week
• Today in History: Sept. 3, 2011
• Organic farm lunch, tour set for Monday in Churn Creek Bottom
• Case against Benson restarts; former Anderson officer arraigned on nine counts, including rape
• Officers backed in fatal shooting; IDs withheld due to threats in Redding area
• 820 Shasta County parcels in tax default; $3M owed for 2009-10, county reports
• Eagles hold off Wolves for 34-27 victory; Eagles roll up 238 yards on the ground
• Inter-Mountain Fair continues through Monday in McArthur
• Running through: Sindorf scores 3 TDs in Falcons' win over Trinity
• Remodels up as construction falls in Redding
• Fundraiser to revive K-9 unit at Red Bluff Police Department
• Three arrested, one sought in Shasta Lake shooting; accused of trying to steal marijuana
• North State Briefs: Sept. 3, 2011
• 'Wild Kingdom' star visits Redding Library; menagerie of animals delights children
• Trial set for Redding woman accused of fatally stomping neighbor's dog
• Enterprise Hornets defeat Anderson Cubs 54-27
• Jeffrey Jen: North state players do well
• Area Roundup: Hornets QB gets 407 yards; U-Prep pounds Weed 72-22
• North State Marketplace: Sept. 3, 2011
• Editorial: Fire fee bill doubles down on a bad idea
• Marc Beauchamp: A slogan for Redding: Read on
• Man convicted of sex crimes against two girls; sentencing in October
• Redding police, CHP justified in August shooting of wanted man, DA says
• Perennial hibiscuses are showy but tough
• Casey Schurig: There's still time to start a fall garden
• Master Gardeners: Tilling can damage soil structure and organisms
• Lewiston man arrested after sheriff finds gun at marijuana grow
• UPDATED: Three arrested in Shasta Lake shooting
• Coroner's office identifies man pulled from burning vehicle
• Ask Anna: Give old window frames a new use
• Home and Garden briefs
• Criminal case against ex-APD officer accused of rape starts over
• Firefighters battle 120-acre vegetation fire in Siskiyou County
• UPDATED: Vegetation fire burning near I-5 and Hilltop Drive
• Two arrested during DUI sobriety checkpoint in Redding
• Redding weather: Sunny and hot throughout Labor Day weekend
• Editorial: Nothing says date night like a DIR grievance
• Charles Krauthammer: The best show in Washington
• Kent Snider Jr.: Problem is spending, not Proposition 13
• Bob Nelson: Shopping center is what region needs
• Game of the Week: Falcons follow Wolves closely; CV, Trinity play at 7:30 p.m.
• Tribute erected in Redding for 9/11 victims
• Today in History: Sept. 2, 2011
• Roaring to go: Redding Christian Lions set for 1st season
• Redding police say cuts may affect crime statistics
• North State in Brief: Sept. 2, 2011
• Criminal case against ex-officer Benson refiled; two new charges to be included
• A pleasant summer: North state catches mild break from sweltering temperatures
• Prosecutor: Mother bullied witness in Anderson homicide case
• T.J. Holmes: Week Zero highlights section
• Dominant run faces tough test; Hayfork vies to rebuild core
• Crossroads foreclosure sale delayed; strip of suites to be sold Oct. 3 in Redding
• Hunters warned by law enforcement: Stumbling upon pot farm could be harmful or fatal
• Hawkins retail project spurs lawsuit; Churn Creek traffic worries Caltrans
• Area Roundup: Rodebaugh, Hines power Cougars
• North State Marketplace: Sept. 2, 2011
• One person trapped in vehicle fire in Fall River Mills
• Mother of Anderson murder suspect pleads not guilty to her own criminal charges
• UPDATED: Armed robbery at Bank of America in Yreka
• To Do List: September 1, 2011
• Go after puncturevine
• Artist Spotlight: Childhood passion turns into lifelong endeavor for local artist
• Dining Out: JJ’s Café is ideal fueling station for Lassen-bound travelers
• On the Town: Old School mixes comfort with casual elegance
• Exhibit: Northstate Music & Art Show Experience comes to Cascade
• UPDATED: Fire off Highway 44 in Palo Cedro area contained
• Prosecutors refile charges against former APD officer accused of rape
• UPDATED: SUV roll-over wreck reported on Highway 89
• UPDATED: Car hits pedestrian in downtown Redding; second accident nearby
• Wreck reported near Poker Bar in Trinity County
• Redding Weather: 95 with possible 18 mph winds
• North State Marketplace: Sept. 1, 2011
• Stolz takes plea deal; three years probation after no-contest plea
• Editorial: Referendum push has big momentum and tough coalition
• Ruth Marcus: Perry's bridge to the 19th century
• Bob Walden: To cut deficit, end ridiculous wars
• Michael Madden: Liberals even ruin DUI stops
• Catherine Cunningham: We cannot avoid retirement costs
• Competition toughens for Shasta farmers; new criteria make receiving aid more difficult
• Hope for playoffs: Liberty Christian Patriots enter season with 'stronger line'
• Area Roundup: Shasta College volleyball earns split
• Crowd asks Herger tough questions at town hall meeting in Redding
• Staff predictions: Football season offers surprises
• Shasta County schools improve; Millville Elementary leads way with 900-plus API
• Bill seeks equal perks for baby sitters; domestic employee benefits sought
• Goal-setting pep talk: Women's World Cup soccer star Megan Rapinoe rallies kids at Junction
• Assemblyman Nielsen granted restraining order; activist Don Bird served with paperwork
• Today in History: Sept. 1, 2011
• Tehama County supervisors look at sprinkler ordinance; could counter response times, supply shortages
• North State in Brief: Sept. 1, 2011
• Pot-operation trial postponed again in Tehama County
• Homeowner reportedly shot at burglar; police searching for suspect
• 9/11 Wall of Remembrance to be on display at Lawncrest
• Assemblyman Nielsen files restraining order against residency activist
• UPDATED: Missing 10-year-old boy prompts search in Shasta
• Shasta Women's Refuge is looking for volunteer Crisis Line Advocates
• AmeriCares and Xango Partner to Deliver Aid for East Africa Famine
• Lynn Wasser's "LUMInests" at Siskiyou Arts Council Gallery
• Mercy High School Annual Dinner Auction
• Dog Sports Expo / Fun Jump - Take 2
• Redding Wonderland Garden Club Fall Plant Sale
• It's time for Ducky Derby!
• UPDATE: Oakland man dies in accident on I-5 in south Redding
• Stolz takes plea deal
• North state DUI taskforces' arrest numbers climb
• LaMalfa spokesman: 'Baby-sitter bill' another 'nanny-state' law
• Rolled car found in Redding; no one inside
• Father: Suspect in Fort Bragg councilman's death mentally ill
• Redding Weather: Double-digit Labor Day
• Editorial: Controversy doesn't erase meters' upside
• Jay Ambrose: Romney is right: Corporations are people
• Emmett Kapengwie: Redding: It's a great escape
• Stephen R. Concklin: Tar-sands pipeline puts planet at risk
• Lower the calories in your cocktails
• Starting anew for Big Blue: Anderson wants to get back to past prominence
• Cubs have faith in new head coach Tim Patterson
• Kevin Askeland: Foothill blowout one for the books
• Area Roundup: West Valley tennis team cruises
• Enterprise grad placed on the IR; Ryan O'Callaghan has missed nearly all of training camp
• Number of signatures surpasses 9,000 goal; Churn Creek Bottom group submits 11,329
• Today in History: Aug. 31, 2011
• NBA Magic's VP speaks at Simpson University; Pat Williams optimistic about lockout
• Man pleads not guilty in pot-related shooting
• UPDATE: Fire near West Cottonwood Junior High School now contained
• Sunday fire at duplex caused by landscaping bark, firefighters say
• The Fishing Report — Sept. 2, 2011
• UPDATED: Anderson murder suspect transferred to Santa Clara County jail
• World Cup star Rapinoe to speak at Junction School
• Redding weather: Back to the mid-90s
• Man who held off police placed on mental health hold
• Man reported shot in Shasta Lake
• Positive Aura: Panthers aim for better days
• Bears aim for more offense this season
• SVL preview: Race to crown will be a battle
• Editorial: Initiative shift would sabotage direct democracy
• Christine Mitchell: To cut spending, cut bureaucrats
• Don Farrell: Officer receives special treatment
• Tom Elias: Prop. 13 changes could be a ncessity
• Emory Hanlon: Where's Barack?
• John P. Schafer: Soup du Perry
• Roy Hutchings: Get to the point
• Gracious Palmer: A well-deserved honor
• Great-grandfather of injured boy sentenced to probation
• North state in brief: Aug. 29, 2011
• New 'smart meters' on the way to Shasta County
• Redding students get new instruments
• Today in History: Aug. 30, 2011
• North state marketplace: Aug. 30, 2011
• Churn creek bottom center foes to turn in petitions
• Her advice in brief: Do what you want
• Deputy public defender arrested on suspicion of DUI
• UPDATED: Fire reported near Pine Grove Avenue in Shasta Lake
• Voices of Faith — Sept. 3, 2011
• Cottonwood man reports electronics, coins stolen from home
• Suspected burglar jumps into river to avoid arrest
• Fort Bragg City Councilman shot and killed
• Late summer DUI arrests continue
• Redding weather: Last triple-digit day for awhile
• Editorial: Voters will have the final word on Knighton Road
• John E. Cleckner Sr.: I earned these 'entitlements'
• Bob Williams: Why we race toward a depression
• Brian Ritchey: Congratulations to a champion
• Joe Bahlke: Our motivation? Oil and bases
• Robert Torrey: Who's writing song of our hard times?
• Concussion is no joke in high school
• UPDATED: Burning bed extinguished at Redding motel
• Spa drowning reported in Happy Valley
• Explosion and fire at Redding duplex displaces two families
• Public input sought on Whiskeytown campground expansion
• Today in History: Aug. 29, 2011
• More arrests made in Shasta County DUI crackdown
• Stabbing victim reported near Harlan Drive in Redding
• UPDATED: Gunshot victim found in Montgomery Creek
• UPDATED: Witness hears explosion as fire erupts at Redding duplex
• Redding weather: A triple-digit day
• David Benda: Construction in Redding could stage a rally later this year
• North State at Work: How to do an Internet job search
• Editorial: Love or loathe him, Dagg never stopped leading
• Joe Machado: A minimum-wage job is a good start
• John Wildermuth: Partisan fights hold ideas hostage
• Nat Ducat: Pre-historic policing and warrior traditions
• Engagement: Chanell Brown and Tyler Trapala
• Annette Osborne: Paper cranes turned into a labor of love, and turned out nicely
• Debra Atlas: Vermont Soap camping products make Labor Day's last hurrah easier
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Devices can put you in a class by yourself
• Dru Nowlin: A few bike parts can go a long way
• Engagement: Molly Barnes and Felipe Gonzalez
• Book Review: Lescroart's characters keep a reader busy to the end
• Tom Dunlap: Back in the Trinity Alps
• Lewis Chamberlain: Don't fly blind when investing
• Business Spotlight: Hotshots Family Billiards
• Engagement: Corin Armenta and Jeff Huelman
• Library offers programs geared toward kids this fall
• Wedding: Amanda Schwerdt and OJ Johnson
• Straight Talk: The way the F-word is used today is obscene
• DUI arrests down in Shasta, Tehama counties
• Red Bluff police looking for pair of robbers; men stole cash, tied up gas station clerk
• Redding police dog nabs wanted man; 26-year-old rammed police car during chase last week
• Redding weather: Mild summer continues
• Dutch Bros. owners win Legacy Award at Redding chamber's Awards of Distinction
• Off and running: Shasta racks up 215 rushing yards in a victory over Lassen
• K-9 helps run down wanted gang member; parolee nabbed after Redding chase
• Dog competition gets ugly at Trinity County Fair
• Brother pleads guilty to assault; man accused of attacking sister with chain saw
• Today in History: Aug. 27, 2011
• North State in Brief: Aug. 27, 2011
• Redding man cleared in downtown beating
• Cancer activist Peter Crawford falls to disease; service set today
• Megan Rapinoe comes home; Redding crowd greets World Cup soccer star
• Former Anderson officer cleared for now; prosecutors say they will refile case
• Jeffrey Jen: Decision time for Shasta College football
• Foothill opens with a bang; Cougars jumped to 53-0 lead at the half
• West Valley falls to Sutter in defensive battle; second-half touchdown is lone score
• Area Roundup: Trinity starts off with win; Wolves shut out Weaverville
• Editorial: Legislative feud highlights rank double standard
• Marc Beauchamp: Redding: We love to eat and drink
• Randall R. Smith: Riverfront land worth preserving
• Gene Baldwin: Celebrate city's good neighbors
• Redding teen cleared in downtown beating
• No settlement reached in Schauman case
• Father accused of beating son with baseball bat has trial delayed
• Parolee arrested at Waterworks Park after car chase
• Redding man pleads guilty in chain saw attack
• UPDATED: Stabbing reported near Winco Foods
• Charges dropped against former APD officer accused of rape
• UPDATED: Officers nab parolee after chase in Redding
• 1,170 pot plants destroyed in Hayfork raid
• Corning woman accused of planting blasting caps
• UPDATED: Vegetation fire reported in O'Brien area a false alarm
• 35 arrested by north state DUI taskforces
• Redding Weather: Hot but not Redding hot
• North State in Brief: Aug. 26, 2011
• Fall River Valley Community Services District's expansion plan on hold
• Shasta High teacher rewarded for his A+ educating; Brian Grigsby puts award to use in classroom
• West Valley aims to keep winning; Eagles plan to adjust to Division I
• Today in History: Aug. 26, 2011
• KIXE live auction is going, going, gone
• Shasta Wolves, Lassen Grizzlies kick off their football season
• Trinity County fair goes on despite budget cuts; bull riding not part of lineup this year
• Strong voice loses perch; Shasta Builders' Exchange lays off Kent Dagg
• Always running: RB Bocker powers tough West Valley Eagles offense
• Miners aim for playoffs; Yreka football team banks on teamwork
• Area Roundup: Simpson volleyball tops Arizona Christian in tourney
• UPDATED: Southbound I-5 reopens at Cypress Avenue after lumber truck spills load
• North State Marketplace: Aug. 26, 2011
• Cutting budget? 'Green Scissors' look like the tool
• Bill McPherson: Leaders must find morality
• Charles Krauthammer: King takes his rightful place
• Jane Heinan: The voice of Adam needs to be heard
• Redding man sentenced to prison for July 3 burglary
• French Gulch Olde West Day helps fire department
• Travelin' in Time: John Stephen Patton Bass was a man of many trades
• McConnell Scholars give back to the community
• Volunteer Opportunities: Another Chance Animal Welfare League and Prevent Blindness Northern California
• Lawmakers at Sacramento forum hear concerns about violent fire camp inmates
• Trinity Co. deputies arrest wanted parolee; man removed monitoring device
• Kent Dagg out as Shasta Builders' Exchange CEO
• To Do List: August 25, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Photographer captures magic of local landmarks, neighborhoods
• Dining Out: Sweetie’s Bakery & Barbecue Catering hits the spot
• On the Town: Maritime mixes casual with elegance
• UPDATED: Redding man pleads guilty to attempted murder; DA says he set house on fire to kill sleeping wife
• Photography contest: Juried photo contest draws entries from around the world
• Tehama man arrested on suspicion of possessing stolen laptop
• August DUI arrests and fatalities down for north state AVOID campaigns
• Redding weather: Highs of 97 will wrap up the week
• Editorial: Is state delivering? Bill creates tools to find the answer
• Harold Meyerson: GOP favors taxes — on the middle class
• Stan Wiencek: Let Fish and Game pay for over-runs
• Alex Landi: Let's stop dividing voters by skin color
• Craig Howard: President's plan? There isn't one
• Richard Molinar: Congress is too set in its ways
• Area Roundup: Rally for Megan Rapinoe set for Sept. 10 in Redding
• Trinity's Luke Curran thinking big; running back wants 3rd section title in senior year
• Food banks to keep on truckin'; area program receives donated cold-storage trucks
• Plea deal fought in fatal nightclub punch; DA: Possible settlement to be discussed
• San Jose man held in fatal attack; Oakland man was slain in Anderson
• Trinity Wolves chase D-III football title
• Sales of distressed homes in Shasta County at record levels
• Today in History: Aug. 25, 2011
• Fire damages roof, porch of home
• Young Family Ranch is a learning ground; skills develop at Weaverville ranch
• Officials OK land sale for Tehama courthouse; new project estimated to cost $72.3M
• Guilty plea in dinner assault; man shot at wife after she wouldn't cook
• North State in Brief: Aug. 25, 2011
• School districts try interim leaders; part-time chiefs also help adapt to funding cuts
• Shasta Lake skate park to close until Monday; sheriff's office cites vandalism, graffiti as cause
• UPDATED: Reward offered for Monday's home invasion robbery in Dunsmuir
• UPDATED: Fire burns vegetation, backyard at Apple Tree Apartments
• Anderson woman pleads guilty to embezzling from water company
• Redding Fire Department warns of carbon monoxide detector scam
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny and hot
• Editorial: State fire fee is unconstitutional and unworkable
• Jay Ambrose: The tyranny of scientific consensus
• John P. Schafer: Martha's bunker
• Art McBride: Can community afford more low-wage jobs?
• When it says 'natural' on a food label
• Bulldogs aim to bounce back; Fall River banks on youth to get back to its winning ways
• Area Roundup: Raiders blank Red Hawks 3-0
• Burney Raiders making steady progress; coach McClurg hopes to vie for SCL title
• Kevin Askeland: Northern Section numbers to know
• Keeping boats afloat: Shasta Lake Resorts files for Chapter 11
• Today in History: Aug. 24, 2011
• Redding, Shasta Lake get $375K in federal fire aid; money will be used for disaster planning efforts
• Rachel Limon enters insanity plea; defendant 'more lucid,' attorney says
• Back to School for Redding - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• UPDATED: Redding police officer arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Wreck sends at least two to hospital with injuries
• Family, classmates grieve for Shasta Lake girl
• UPDATE: Fire threatening buildings near Millville now contained
• Insanity plea prompts delay in child beating trial
• The Fishing Report — Aug. 26, 2011
• More grenades found in Glenn County
• Siskiyou County man convicted of kidnapping and trying to kill 3-year-old
• 15 arrested during first four days of Shasta County DUI taskforce
• Head-on wreck reported on Airport Road in Redding
• Redding Weather: 98 today
• Shasta County district map debate set
• District map debate set
• Red Bluff looks to rebuild
• MAKING CHANGES
• Editorial: Assembly bill offers cash, hope for vets home
• Tom Elias: Gov. Perry's boomlet will quickly fade
• Rudy Anberg: Arm our officers with paintball guns
• Faylon Brunemieir: In 'diversity,' left embraces group guilt
• Red Bluff looking at a brutal road schedule
• Paradise, Lassen rule EAL South
• Area Roundup: Foothill grad back in minor leagues
• Roundabout delays
• Goodwill seeks permit
• Felon's case goes to DA
• Beck show invites local tea partyers
• Today in History: Aug. 23, 2011
• North State Marketplace: Aug. 23, 2011
• Foreclosure fixers: Profits seen in affordable existing houses
• Fire board OKs homeowners fee
• DAR Invites Public To Hear Simpson University Speaker
• Bill Law: Government would spend us into ruin
• Fire reported in Hayfork
• Coroner's office IDs girl killed in vehicle accident
• UPDATED: Foothill grad Jason Stevenson pitches his debut with SF Giants Triple-A Fresno tonight
• Voices of Faith — Aug. 27, 2011
• Deputies seek info in Gerber burglary
• Coroner's office IDs Redding man killed by train
• Bomb squad blows up grenade in Glenn County
• UPDATED: Shasta County DUI taskforce nets 18 arrests
• Alleged drunken driver arrested after fleeing Tehama County wreck
• Redding Weather: No triple digits this week
• Former council candidate McDilda files for bankruptcy
• Hank Mostovoy: EPA will muddle firefighting
• Bob Madgic: Will of majority thwarted by greed
• Bev Risk: Politicians behind Social Security problem
• Sandy Jarosz: New shopping centers are short-sighted
• Back-to-school shopping statistics show parents spend
• It could be wild race to playoffs
• North State in Brief: Aug. 22, 2011
• HORNETS ON A MISSION
• Party at the reservoir
• Signing autographs
• McDilda tenant pursues charges
• Today in History: Aug. 22, 2011
• Enterprise has redemption in mind
• Man beaten unconscious in south Redding
• DUI arrests up over last year
• UPDATED: I-5 reopened after fire in median north of Red Bluff
• Juvenile arrested after vandalism reported
• Modoc County wildfire contained
• Redding weather: Still sunny and hot
• Irma Vorbeck: There are many places and times when you shouldn't chew gum
• Wedding: Annie Friedman and Ernest Sire Jr.
• Wedding: Michelle Barr and Kelly Vines
• Claudia Mosby: OK, bring on the next era of life, I guess
• Annette Osborne: Facing fear cuts Large Marge down to size
• Tom Dunlap: Of squishy snails and waning gardens
• Wedding: Megan Gash and Josh Carboni
• Megan Owens: Library computer classes set to start again in September
• Anniversary: Henry and Crystal Wright
• Bon Voyage: Readers offer tips on finding the best food in the region
• Straight Talk: Violence is no answer to school bullying
• Girl dies after accident with vehicle in Shasta Lake
• Editorial: Cities, county should give peace a chance
• Editorial: Welcome, innovation
• Michael Cornelius: Thieves put lives at risk
• Amber Whitley: Honor memory by taking a stand
• Emily Young: A tour of economic woe
• Tyler Barnes: Government can't compete
• Jerry Phillips: Inmate crews are vital
• Joyce Dolan: Debt ratings are a sham
• Firefighters respond to vegetation fire off Whitmore Road
• UPDATED: Firefighters limit fire east of Anderson to 2 acres
• Redding man evades police after chase; 26-year-old driving reported stolen car, police say
• UPDATED: Man killed by train northwest of Redding
• Redding weather: Highs in the 90s through next week
• Dynamic threat: Foothill aims to rack up points this football season
• Crews expect to contain 2,600-acre wildfire in Modoc; hazardous conditions make effort difficult
• Report of machetes leads to arrest in Shasta burglary
• Volunteers remove offensive graffiti at Redding home of U.S. Navy veteran
• Defense features new look; Cougars adjust scheme up front
• North State in Brief: Aug. 20, 2011
• Head start on football season; four-team scrimmage at Enterprise High School
• Union's fliers trigger anger; Shasta Regional Medical Center's parent ponders legal action
• Victim of county budget cuts says don't give up; Shasta County jobless rate stays at 15 percent
• Today in History: Aug. 20, 2011
• Siblings will be tried separately in child beating case; Rachel Limon's trial to proceed as scheduled
• Jeffrey Jen: Simpson waiting as Cal-Pac explores options
• Redding Rancheria's golf tourney to raise funds for victims of family violence
• Outsourcing of City Hall duties considered; Dunsmuir could shed billing, payroll
• North State Marketplace: Aug. 20, 2011
• Joe and Rosalie Flores: Great kids, great coverage
• Roy Hutchings: Committee sidelines democracy
• Phil George: Mom shows how not to act
• Julie Thomas: Dogs should be better watched
• Jim Hastings: Half aren't taxed
• Shasta County's jobless rate unchanged
• Master Gardeners: Webworms cause lawn woes
• Book review: Founding fathers were farmers first
• Ask Anna: Toothpaste and brush make silver look brand new
• When to pick a melon
• Siblings will be tried separately in child beating case
• The New Thirty!
• Embezzlement defendant pleads not guilty
• UPDATED: Machete call leads to stolen-property bust in Shasta
• UPDATED: Logging truck rolls over on Highway 299W in Trinity County
• Redding weather: Hot temperatures expected throughout next week
• Betty Barraza: Program cut smells rotten
• Don Farrell: No-tax pledge is a travesty
• Bill Masten: Inmate crews do much good
• Editorial: House needs spirit of compromise — a bar for Congress
• Charles Krauthammer: It's not bad luck, Mr. President, it's you
• $20.7M in claims filed over Cypress Avenue Bridge; Redding, company planning negotiations
• Whooping cough vaccine required for school; 17 cases reported in Shasta County through July
• Cost of Turtle Bay hotel rests with Department of Industrial Relations; prevailing wage in dispute
• Herger says he plans to stay in Congress, but critic Cheadle seeks seat
• Legislators team up to get 2 veterans homes on track; $8.1 million bill includes Redding facility
• Breeding love for wild horses; Shingletown refuge will host visitors Saturday
• North State in Brief: Aug. 19, 2011
• Today in History: Aug. 19, 2011
• Many want to help war veteran; volunteers offer to paint over graffiti vandalism
• Plymouth Barracuda beats own speed record; Redding man's car hits 241 mph
• T.J. Holmes: Track your high school team on Prepbeat at Redding.com
• Wilcox Oaks Golf Club: 1 course, 2 faces; strong start crucial to avoid losing ground on tough back-nine
• North State Marketplace: Aug. 19, 2011
• YAKS events spotlight artists
• Bands, moon to shine: Events lined up for this weekend
• Travelin' in Time: Quartz Hill dates to the Forty-Niners of Gold Rush
• Volunteer opportunity: Safe Haven Horse Rescue Volunteer Workday
• UPDATED: Mobile home fire contained on Big Bend Road
• To Do List: August 18, 2011
• Musician Spotlight: Teen percussionist earns rave reviews with Muletown
• Dining Out: 808 Bistro brings island cuisine to north state diners
• On the Town: Luck o’ the thirsty: Shameless O’Leery’s opens downtown
• Music: Jan Daley plays tribute to military in benefit for Shasta Family Justice Center
• UPDATED: San Francisco man arrested following I-5 pursuit
• Old Alturas/Shasta View intersection closes Friday for 10 days of construction
• Wood spilled from semi-truck accident cleaned up
• UPDATED: Roadway now open following three-vehicle wreck
• Redding weather: Hot weather will continue through next week
• Area Roundup: Rally set to honor Red Bluff Little League All-Stars
• Lawmakers say redistricting won't hurt current constituents; LaMalfa, Nielsen may see lines move
• Ex-CEO Kuhn of French Gulch mine added to fugitive list
• Jump-start to kindergarten: Too soon to start school? Social skills affect academic performance
• Drone firm to move to Redding; aircraft office plans for 8 to 10 workers
• Climate law will increase REU rates; Redding cost could rise 1.5% to 27%
• North State in Brief: Aug. 18, 2011
• Brush fire burns 17 acres near Igo
• Home of veteran vandalized with vulgar graffiti; victim turns to family, church for support
• Vegetation fire destroys 5 acres along Iron Mountain Road
• North State Marketplace: Aug. 18, 2011
• Today in History: Aug. 18, 2011
• Innovators make pitches to investors at EDC event; Melon Meter app measures fruit's ripeness
• City of Red Bluff pares parks agency; director's job to be cut, among changes
• Senior Living: Monitoring dosage, effects of medications is important
• Various blood types needed
• Health Tip: Walking 30 minutes a day brings health benefits
• Janis Meredith: Help prevent athletic injuries by being AWARE
• Joan Manning: A vision of life without government
• Editorial: Texas Gov. Rick Perry bounds into the GOP race
• UPDATED: Vegetation fire on Iron Mountain Road
• 50+Enterprise High School/Charles Denny Scholarship Picnic
• Enterprise High School50+/Charles Denny Scholarship Picnic
• Shasta County's 2nd Annual "Saddle Up 4 HOPE" Ride For Life event
• Prof. educated in Jerusalem teaching Bible memorization in Redding
• Quartz Hill Road
• Redding area Beta Sigma Phi's Beginning Day
• A Day at Hoy Park Offers Family Fun in Beautiful Lake Shastina
• Former French Gulch mine CEO declared international fugitive
• Jones Valley man takes plea bargain in stabbing
• L.A. man arrested after bags of pot found in his car
• Redding man arrested in sandwich shop robbery
• Redding weather: Another hot one in store for today
• Fire closes Placer Road near Igo
• Avoiding foodborne illnesses
• City Council to keep closed sessions at night; Redding panel rejects moving them to midafternoon
• Tax share plan aired by Shasta board; idea sparked by shopping center approval
• Kevin Askeland: Status quo expected in volleyball season
• Kilarc Reservoir fight continues; report backs PG&E proposal for removal
• DFG reaches out to Siskiyou County ranchers, farmers; agency seeks protection of coho salmon
• Redding council OKs $1.2 million for ice machines
• Oakland man died from stab wound; witnesses say confrontation led to killing
• Today in History: Aug. 17, 2011
• Theft of brass couplings in Redding may pose fire risk
• North State in Brief: Aug. 17, 2011
• Los Molinos Library remains open
• The Fishing Report — Aug. 19, 2011
• UPDATE: Douglas City fire 80 percent contained; school evacuated earlier
• Voices of Faith — Aug. 20, 2011
• Anderson murder victim died of stab wound to his chest
• Thomas Sowell: Social degeneration, Part II
• Thomas Sowell: Social degeneration, Part III
• Thomas Sowell: Social degeneration, Part I
• UPDATED: Police arrest wanted parolee; 40-year-old man eludes capture for 2 hours
• Theft of copper wiring reported
• Two arrested in alleged Siskiyou County assault
• Redding weather: Thermometer will be rising
• Man arrested in connection with domestic violence
• North State in Brief: Aug. 16
• Dinner Train revival talk creates buzz
• City may hold closed sessions earlier
• County rejects miscarriage claim
• 3 to run in new districts
• North state marketplace briefs: Aug. 16, 2011
• Friends mourn slain man
• Fire destroys unoccupied Redding home
• Today in History: Aug. 16, 2011
• Rocky road to authorship: Redding man overcomes obstacles to write kids' book
• Scene: Aug. 16, 2011
• Sharon Randall: Mom-to-be daughter is now in her shoes
• Raymond John: Cat adoptions a big success
• Thomas Elias: Owning up to the dropout rate
• Editorial: 'Super Committee' starts facing reality
• Vernon Packer: Obama tries to shift the blame
• UPDATED: Redding police find missing 25-year-old woman
• Memorable run: Red Bluff LL All-Stars lived the dream at West Regional championship
• Coroner's office identifies presumed drowning victim
• Redistricting maps to bump LaMalfa, Nielsen from Shasta County
• Berlinghoff gets another postponement
• Editorial: Obama needs to speak out on Syria
• Letters to the Editor: Aug. 15, 2011
• Jan Thielemann: EPA sticks nose into firefighting
• Gary Self: Taking a stand against foreign furniture
• Bob Williams: The tragedy of the debt ceiling debacle
• UPDATED: Fire destroys house east of Shasta College
• Redding weather: Sunny skies, hot temperatures expected
• Freshman teachers prepare for first days
• KIXE plans to maintain programs
• Weed man dies in motorcycle crash
• Today in History: Aug. 15, 2011
• Man, 31, found dead after fight
• Weed man, 34, dies in motorcycle crash
• UPDATED: Man killed near Anderson City Hall; police say case is a homicide
• Redding weather: Sunny with temperatures in 90s
• Silas Lyons: Civilization comes to Redding.com
• Martin Boys: Tea party's hold on GOP led to downgrade
• Richard Malotky: Live well to die well
• Editorial: Protests get out in front of facts
• Joe Bahlke: Time to stop the polarization
• Robert Grosch: Letter was full of misinformation
• Jackie Williams: Drivers, watch out for berry pickers
• William Stegall: Happy memories of page program
• Andrew Deckert: Students need to get whooping vaccine booster
• Loyce Kinzel: Where are the updates?
• Alfred Farber: Quest for profits puts lives at risk
• Bon Voyage: See the lesser-known side of San Francisco
• Tom Dunlap: Casting for peace with a rod and a reel
• Engagement: Chanel Stallings and Heather McCoy
• ZumbAtomic gets kids into the dancing exercise craze
• Engagement: Renae Stramaglia and Joe Sells
• Straight Talk: Many young adults feel they were helped by Harry Potter
• Engagement: Shayna Carroll and Brian Williams
• Engagement: Caitlin Pennington and Julian Ingalls
• Wedding: Nadine Alison McClenaghan and Mohamed Allali
• Man reportedly drowns at Hirz Bay; emergency crews searching for body
• UPDATED: Anderson man arrested in connection with cocaine sale at Johnny's Cathouse
• Redding weather: Highs in the 90s through next week
• Afternoon fire burns Centerville home; firefighter treated at scene
• Red Bluff in title game at west regionals in San Bernardino; All-Stars stop Nevada 3-2
• Today in History: Aug. 13, 2011
• North State in Brief: Aug. 13, 2011
• Redding manufacturer is an example of how innovation lives
• Sisters on the Fly hold Trinity Trailer Trash Bash in Lewiston
• Police shooting in Redding draws protest; man's relatives say force excessive
• Water utility rating lowered; downgrade not worrisome, Dunsmuir officials say
• Builders unite for compassion; work begins on Redding boy's home
• Nightclub case still slated for November trial; judge rejects motion for dismissal of involuntary manslaughter charge
• City of Redding eyes funding for ice machines that would balance power needs
• North State Marketplace: Aug. 13, 2011
• Jeffrey Jen: Change comes for Shasta College sports
• UPDATED: Robbery reported at north Redding marijuana collective
• Laura Christman: The combustibility of mulch sparks concern
• Nancy Farr: Center doesn't fit north state
• Joann Mathis: Redistricting skews the lines
• Editorial: British cops track rioters through security cameras
• Master Gardeners: When is corn ready to pick? Try using the kernel test
• Marc Beauchamp: Is this how they think at City Hall?
• UPDATED: Blown tire taken for gunfire prompts strong police response
• UPDATED: 50 gather to protest Redding police shooting
• UPDATED: Red Bluff Little League All-Stars defeat Nevada 3-2; will go to Saturday's championship game
• UPDATED: Structure fire nearly destroys Centerville house
• FBI is seeking public's help in finding missing 2-year-old girl
• Tehama County elementary school office damaged by vandals
• UPDATED: Redding man puts up a fight after being denied entry to bar, police say
• Mental health patient hurt in jump from clinic's roof, Redding police say
• Redding weather: Sunny skies to prevail through next week
• Redding School of the Arts gets finishing touches; campus features green-energy design
• Visitors told to avoid Mossbrae Falls; Dunsmuir works on trail to attraction
• KIXE chief Philip Smith leaves Redding public television station
• Higher sewer fee won't clog up VA clinic plans in Redding
• Air quality, fire officials to team up; guidelines designed to help manage smoke from wildfires
• Rezoning would protect city-owned parcel from development in Churn Creek Bottom
• 11 arrested in Trinity, Tehama pot raids; nearly 2,900 marijuana plants seized
• Today in History: Aug. 12, 2011
• North State in Brief: Aug. 12, 2011
• Moment in spotlight arrives for Red Bluff Little League All-Stars; team must top Nevada or dream ends
• Risks & rewards: Golf Club Tierra Oaks in Redding challenges golfers
• T.J. Holmes: What to watch for this year
• North State Marketplace: Aug. 12, 2011
• Charles Krauthammer: American politics — never better
• Jasi Sylvester: Family seeking lost wreath
• Lenny Warmington: Redding police overuse force
• Editorial: A U.S. first in space and still going
• Rebecca Anderson: Shopping center's lure is a mirage
• Gary Rossman: State inhibits mental care
• Police looking for shoplifting suspect; man pulled a knife during theft, police say
• Moonlight and meteors: Things to do this weekend
• Travelin' in Time: The dark side of early Shasta County history
• Eight arrested in Red Bluff pot raid
• UPDATED: Fire contained in Shasta Lake
• Tehama County man sentenced to prison for sex crimes
• UPDATED: Marijuana farm raided near Hayfork
• To Do List: August 11, 2011
• Redding driver in fatal crash released; DA awaiting toxicology test
• Artist Spotlight: Portrait artist follows her dreams to the heart of people
• Dining Out: You’re family here: AJ’s Restaurant treasures repeat customers
• Music: ‘The Voice’ finalist performs for special Mosquito Serenade show
• Wine Tasting: August 2011
• John Shafer: 50-word dash
• Barbara Frisbie: Non-U.S. citizens abuse social services
• Helene Beck: Thanks for returning wallet
• Search for ET intelligence will restart near Hat Creek; funding was cut earlier this year
• Shasta County foreclosures soar 27 percent in July; increase goes against national trend
• Moss Lumber files for Chapter 7, shuts doors; company founded in 1946 in Butte County
• Protesters at Herger's office in Redding decry lost jobs, cuts to budget
• Redding driver in fatal crash released; DA awaiting toxicology test
• Kitchen fire causes $70,000 in damage in Redding
• Heritage Days set with arts, crafts, melodrama in McCloud
• Standoff suspect in Shasta Lake shooting accepts plea deal
• North State in Brief: Aug. 11, 2011
• Lawsuit to block Sierra Pacific Industries logging operation rejected
• Red Bluff Little League All-Stars lose to Hawaii but grab second seed in Friday's seminfinals
• Today in History: Aug. 11, 2011
• Coaches offered free clinic in Red Bluff
• North State Marketplace: Aug. 11, 2011
• Derrick Adams: New sunscreen labeling guidelines are finally law
• Heath tip: Breastfeeding benefits babies, moms
• Editorial: Pols gird for new round of costly gridlock
• Central East Maui has 5-3 lead over Red Bluff Little League All-Stars in 3rd inning
• Human remains found in Trinity River may be missing Lewiston woman
• Two-alarm structure fire on Burton Drive in Redding
• Red Bluff driver in 2009 DUI crash sentenced to prison for violating probation
• Manslaughter suspect in fatal wreck released from jail
• Moss Lumber will close, end 65-year run
• Redding.com presents a new recognition system
• UPDATED: Traffic wreck reported in Ono area
• Big rig off the road on Highway 44 near Viola
• UPDATED: Police continue to investigate liquor store robbery
• Redding weather: Sunny skies, hot temperatures expected
• Hamburger vs. hot dog
• Thrilling win: Red Bluff Little League All-Stars beat Utah, team headed to semifinals
• Red Bluff Little League All-Stars: Playoff seeding almost set for semifinals
• Area Roundup: Youths reach swim finals
• Kevin Askeland: Hits on gridiron around corner
• North State in Brief: Aug. 10, 2011
• Two Shasta County immunization and sexually transmitted disease clinics will be eliminated
• Blaze destroys vacant home in Shasta Lake, cause of fire yet to be determined
• Brushing up on oral health
• Today in History: Aug. 10, 2011
• Landlord gets time served, was accused of assault, false imprisonment
• Charles Berlinghoff granted trial continuance; defendant says twin sister trying to hire attorney
• Shasta County judge asked to remove lawyer; email copies disputed in Thulin case
• Editorial: House pages get a text: UR history
• Sharon Miller: It's inflation, not politics
• John Schafer: Re: Mitch McConnell and John Boehner
• Thomas Sowell: Republicans' big win is a loss
• Ted Russell: President can't stand firm
• Raymond Pittam: Let's all follow Florida's lead
• David Perrault: We need a fighter, not Wally Herger
• Through the Heart
• Summer Blowout
• Asbury Park’s Glory Days
• Patterns in the Sand
• The Sea
• Sister
• Planting Dandelions
• Poseidon’s Steed
• Evening is the Whole Day
• Conquistadora
• Heaven
• The Book Stops Here
• White Woman on the Green Bicycle
• Former Simpson plant hit with $682,500 fine
• North state marketplace briefs: Aug. 9, 2011
• State fines Redding $200,000
• Raising awareness
• Woman killed while picking blackberries
• Two area accounting firms to merge
• North state briefs: Aug. 9, 2011
• Today in History: Aug. 9, 2011
• Berlinghoff trial to begin today
• Scene: Aug. 9, 2011
• Local author finds the joys and quirks of living in Igo
• Editorial: Arab leaders' response is late, light
• Gracious Palmer: Change back the schedule
• Lance Boek: A career criminal, a violent end
• Steve Woodrum: The recession, in three acts
• Thomas Spear: Social Security is solvent
• Elias: California's problem with influence, confidence
• Siskiyou County woman dies in Saturday fire
• UPDATED: Fire contained near Cottonwood
• Voices of Faith — Aug. 13, 2011
• Redding weather: Sunny skies, hot temperatures expected
• Redding weather: Thermometer should begin climbing
• Editorial: California GOP urgently needs to broaden base
• Stephen Greenhut: Jerry Brown picks his kind of judge
• Ed Waters: Let businesses get back to work
• Mary McCain:Vehicle fees drop for most drivers
• Carl Arness: Leaving headlights on heightens safety
• Foothill grad lifts Outlaws
• Red Bluff Little League All-Stars still alive
• Car hits, kills pedestrian
• Activists, Sierra Pacific at clear-cut standstill
• Today in History: Aug. 8, 2011
• Lack of revenue affects clinics
• Red Bluff Little League All-Stars win 4-0 today at west region tournament
• UPDATED: Woman killed near Knighton Road
• Redding weather: Sunshine and high of 95 degrees
• Silas Lyons: Kindergarten: A Very Big Deal
• Editorial: Extra disclosure would serve city and public well
• Alana Burke: UC values diversity over excellence
• Gary Moeckli: Argument is all about our stuff
• David Young: GOP stands firm for the richest
• Rhonda Hull: Baugh goes counter to voters' wishes
• Ron Gettman: Shopping center jobs are a false promise
• Bert Meyer: Despite pressure, council does right
• Mary Morin: Bethel brings good to city
• Ann Yarbrough: Feral cats — is there any solution?
• Red Bluff All-Stars lose first game at Little League tournament in San Bernardino
• Jessica Skropanic: Keeping your cool, and that of others, during long trips
• Tom Dunlap: Inventory of room turns up memories
• Debra Atlas: ELÄVÄ botanik, luxurious hair care from fruit
• Shasta Lake woman publishes kids' book; family dog led teacher to tell her story
• Pho Saigon is still the only Vietnamese restaurant in Redding
• David Benda: Same name, but new show for 'Cascade Christmas'
• Wedding: Andrea Haro and Travis Crowell
• Lauren Forcella: Skinny dipping not linked to being gay
• Nerd Chick Adventures: Accessories you need for academic success
• Dunsmuir man dies Friday in Siskiyou County wreck
• Redding weather: More of the same
• No headline - Births_080711
• Editorial: Republicans want budget cuts — until the ax falls
• Marc Beauchamp: Can Obama win? Yes he can
• Sandy McNamara: Who's behind pot farming?
• Sharon Roberts: Closings threaten precious artifacts
• Roy Hutchings: Democrats wrecked Social Security
• Area Roundup: Athletics edge Colt .45s in 10th
• Family questions officers' actions; memorial erected near shooting scene
• Man had lived a life of crime; suspect killed by officers in Redding had violent felony history
• Housing proposal runs into dead end; Anderson council rejects land annexation
• Siskiyou County preps for fair in Yreka; music, food, fun for Golden Fair's 152nd year
• Flat tire fuels Anderson brush fire
• North State in Brief: Aug. 6, 2011
• Cheer-a-thon for Chelsea Schepps; fundraiser benefits former Anderson High School student
• Today in History: Aug. 6, 2011
• Mountain Gate Community Services District will discuss grand jury report; response to favoritism in hiring on tap
• North State Marketplace: Aug. 6, 2011
• Fire burns vegetation off Deschutes Road in Anderson
• Avoid blossom-end rot
• Master Gardeners: Go after hornworms; start winter garden
• Time is ripe: Tips for growing peaches
• Ask Anna: Vacuum cleaner needs cleaning, too
• Casey Schurig: Downsizing garden increases enjoyment
• Family of slain man mourns his death
• Deputies: Redding man tried to bring loaded gun into courthouse
• Man killed in shootout in south Redding had long criminal history
• Trial delayed in girl's drowning death
• Redding man sentenced to prison for child molestation
• Two men accused of pot growing in Tehama County indicted
• Redding weather: Temperatures on the rise
• Editorial: Debt-deal feud is just the first of many battles
• Kent Snider Jr.: Shopping center follows the money
• Betty Doty: Is anyone tracking if the jobs arrive?
• Charles Krauthammer: Three steps back to solvency
• William Shockley: Wishing won't create jobs
• Alex Landi: Focus on immigrants
• Connie Knoke: Do officials listen to people's voice?
• Stan Little: Tea Party is dangerous
• Ride the divide: Redding cyclist goes 2,745 miles in 24 days in border-to-border race
• Area roundup: Chico swept by Canseco's Scorpions in twin bill
• Red Bluff Little League All-Stars get farewell from 1974 players; team to face other state champs
• DFG moves salmon to Scott River; young fish at risk of death as water in Siskiyou County creeks evaporates
• North State in Brief: Aug. 5, 2011
• Redding faces heat on meetings; watchdog group claims City Council violated open-meeting laws
• Group takes agents to task; legal brief says drug sting was illegal
• Man dies in shootout; Redding police say suspect fired first shot
• Today in History: Aug. 5, 2011
• Case of 'local lore' set to begin Tuesday; attorney says Charles Berlinghoff can't get fair trial here
• Entertainment lineup: Pasta, poker and parties
• Stan Little: Tea Party is dangerous
• Betty Doty: Is anyone tracking if the jobs arrive?
• Editorial: Debt-deal feud is just the first of many battles
• Charles Krauthammer: Three steps back to solvency
• Kent Snider Jr.: Shopping center follows the money
• Alex Landi: Focus on immigrants
• Connie Knoke: Do officials listen to people's voice?
• William Shockley: Wishing won't create jobs
• UPDATED: Man killed in Redding shootout; South Market Street closed
• To Do List: August 4, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: History nut with love of World War II aircraft turns focus to art
• Dining Out: Stock up for a north state picnic with healthy goodies from Orchard
• On the Town: Tapas Downtown mixes well
• Art, music fans descend upon downtown Mount Shasta to benefit arts council
• Car crashes into Valley Auto Wholesale lot in downtown Redding, damages 3 trucks
• Redding weather: Unseasonably cool today
• Editorial: Referendum fights fire fee, boosts senator
• Ruth Marcus: Deal emboldens the hostage takers
• Evelyn O'Brien: Ice-cream vendors appreciate support
• Wes Breese: It's time to stop recycling criminals
• Mark Hazen: Deal leaves nation drowning in debt
• Area Roundup: Chico Outlaws split two games vs. Yuma Scorpions
• Roundabout work to shut Shasta View/Old Alturas intersection in Redding
• North Valley Bancorp posts 2Q profit; bank earns $519K for third straight profitable quarter
• North State in Brief: Aug. 4, 2011
• Today in History: Aug. 4. 2011
• Four-wheel drive dust-up; neighbors say off-roaders ruining Cottonwood Creek
• Redding construction falls 17 percent; area loses 500 jobs over year's time
• Donation a treat for Redding police K-9
• Court rejects girl's claims; Dunsmuir schools chief was accused
• North State Marketplace: Aug. 4, 2011
• Red Bluff Little Leaguers in chase for the title; team leaves town with police escort
• Redding council curious about fire aid impact; dispatch systems hinder assistance
• Health tip: Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
• Treating pain with yoga; chronic sufferers try new approach
• Blood centers need A-, O-
• Secret Witness offering reward for information on cab driver stabbing
• UPDATED: Firefighters battling vegetation blaze near Lake Shasta
• Two injured in separate collisions in Siskiyou County
• UPDATED: Death determined to be suicide on Platina Road
• UPDATED: Logging truck rollover reported
• Redding weather: Slight cooling trend next few days
• Paesano and pasta: Get ready to celebrate all things (and food) Italian
• Editorial: Awful economy makes center's timing perfect
• Thomas Sowell: Words don't always reflect reality
• Fred Boest: Did they wreck Social Security?
• Phil Reedy: National character is looking shabby
• The verdict on frozen yogurt
• Resilient Red Bluff Little League All-Stars heading to western regionals in San Bernardino; team has proven its ability to rally
• Fans get to see return of pro baseball, Jose Canseco as Outlaws check out Redding market
• Kevin Askeland: Stars to watch for upcoming season
• North State in Brief: Aug. 3, 2011
• Debt deal protested in Redding; 25 gather outside Rep. Herger's office
• Cheer-a-thon for Chelsea; 24-hour event to raise funds for Anderson crash victim
• Today in History: Aug. 3, 2011
• Phil Reedy: National character is looking shabby
• Thomas Sowell: Words don't always reflect reality
• Fred Boest: Did they wreck Social Security?
• Editorial: Awful economy makes center's timing perfect
• The Fishing Report — Aug. 5, 2011
• UPDATED: Vegetation fire burning west of Redding
• UPDATED: Containment expected tonight for lightning-sparked fire in Siskiyou County
• CHP: Paynes Creek man killed in Tehama County rollover
• Cab driver stabbed in downtown Redding
• Redding weather: Sunny, temperatures near 100
• Editorial: Police cutbacks make neighbors all the more vital
• Tom Elias: Whining over districts is sour grapes
• Bob Wilkinson: 'Taxes,' 'spending' are not dirty words
• Brenda Luntey: Tired of political business as usual
• Sharon Rodrigues: Witnesses' help leads to justice
• Summer cooler than normal
• New venue sought for trial
• Gold mining method barred
• UPDATED: Supervisors approve Churn Creek Bottom shopping center
• Community shows support for fire victims
• Man in critical condition after jumping out of moving bus
• North State in Brief: August 2
• Bethel Church will run Redding Convention Center
• North State Marketplace: August 2
• Today in History: August 2
• Area roundup: Sun Oaks' stars shine
• No decision yet on Churn Creek Bottom retail center
• Fatal wreck reported in Tehama County
• Nearly 200 rally to keep Redding Civic Auditorium in public hands
• Accused killer rejects plea bargain
• Trial date set for man in arrow attack
• Berlinghoff's attorney will seek trial change of venue
• Small vegetation fire near Sundial Bridge
• Voices of Faith — Aug. 5, 2011
• Firefighters quickly snuff Palo Cedro vegetation fire
• Motorcycle crash in Trinity County kills Arcata man
• Red Bluff woman arrested on drug charges after traffic stop
• Redding weather: Sunny and seasonably warm
• Redding police chase man near Sacramento River
• Editorial: Texas' economic secret? Tough regulations
• Bob Williams: Cutting government: Who benefits?
• Fred Rounds: Rep. Herger twists facts
• Susan Alland: Redding shows its kindness
• John Schlatt: The triple threat to our civilization
• Colt .45s end regular season with a victory
• Chico, Anderson dominate NVAL championship
• Today in History: Aug. 1, 2011
• North state briefs: Aug. 1, 2011
• Childhood programs could face budget hit
• Combine schools for gains
• UPDATE: Firefighters getting a handle on Happy Valley fire
• Redding weather: Double-digit temperatures this week
• North tops South 28-14 in Lions All-Star game
• Silas Lyons: It's 1979 all over again
• Editorial: Delaying Civic decision would be costly luxury
• Keith Ritter: What's the real cost of 'green jobs'?
• Linda Salter: Hawkins development is more thoughtless sprawl
• Wedding: Heather Dean and Jacob Dean
• Wedding: Ashley Carter and Brian Cobbler
• Engagement: Audrey Munson and Matthew David Sundelius
• Debra Atlas: Green Refrigerator Machine keeps food fresh
• Business Spotlight: Caliber Office Furniture
• The Buzz: Redding Target store to get a makeover
• Straight Talk: Show kids effects of not using sunscreen
• Lewis Chamberlain: Children often take over parental role as their parents age
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Hit the Internet to save on back-to-school costs
• Bon Voyage: Flying economy means respecting your BFFF, others
• Engagement: Melissa Farrell and Steven Morgado
• Book review: Patterson's "The 10th Anniversary" is latest in the Women's Murder Club series
• Engagement: Breann Cannon and John Selke
• Engagement: Kim Norden and Andres Acuna
• Tom Dunlap: Turkeys gobble up territory
• UPDATED: Firefighters extinguish quarter-acre vegetation fire off Placer Road
• Redding weather: Not quite as hot today
• A long night for Colt .45s; Humboldt Crabs win 15-8 in 15 innings
• Jeffrey Jen: Lions game serves as a gridiron rite of passage
• All-stars square off for good cause; Lions football game draws area's top seniors
• Editorial: Planning failures still dog Knighton shopping center
• Marc Beauchamp: Home underwater? Who's to blame?
• Barbara Riddle: Constitutions are no garbage
• Bette Haas: Judge by the results
• Richard Molinar: GOP threatens Social Security
• Barbara Frisbie: Spoiled generation shirks its duties
• James W. Gibson: Memo to Congress: It's the spending
• John Lawson: Bond drive could finance spending
• Attempt for new attorney thwarted; judge moves Charles Berlinghoff's trial to Aug. 9
• Final remap drafts released; redistricting plan bumps Republicans from 2 counties
• Supervisors to consider controversial retail center; Churn Creek project draws opposition
• 4 blazes in 4 days; possible links between fires probed
• Cornerstone Community Bank grows in Redding; full-service branch to open on Cypress
• North State Marketplace: July 30, 2011
• Contract bookkeeper denies she stole; $14,000 allegedly taken from Anderson company
• Girl's anti-smoking poster wins; Anderson sixth-grader visits Washington, D.C.
• Today in History: July 30, 2011
• Wedding: Ashley Carter and Brian Cobbler
• Engagement: Audrey Munson and Matthew David Sundelius
• The Buzz: Redding Target store to get a makeover
• Business Spotlight: Caliber Office Furniture
• Debra Atlas: Green Refrigerator Machine keeps food fresh
• Tom Dunlap: Turkeys gobble up territory
• Wedding: Heather Dean and Jacob Dean
• Lewis Chamberlain: Children often take over parental role as their parents age
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Hit the Internet to save on back-to-school costs
• Bon Voyage: Flying economy means respecting your BFFF, others
• Engagement: Melissa Farrell and Steven Morgado
• Book review: Patterson's "The 10th Anniversary" is latest in the Women's Murder Club series
• Engagement: Breann Cannon and John Selke
• Engagement: Kim Norden and Andres Acuna
• Redding man killed in traffic wreck
• Embezzlement defendant pleads not guilty
• UPDATED: North state anti-illegal marijuana operation announces results
• UPDATED: Berlinghoff trial set for Aug. 9
• UPDATE: Fire contained near Palo Cedro
• Avoid earwigs
• Oregon man arrested after starter pistol pointed at neighbors in RV park
• North State Marketplace: July 29, 2011
• Editorial: Brinkmanship risks making debt crisis even worse
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama wants partners in failure
• Richard Crumb: Is council trying to save Convention Center?
• Red Bluff wins NorCal Little League state championship, advances to regional tournament in San Bernardino
• In-home workers face tough choice; pay cut, loss of health care on the table
• Volunteers aim for privatization; lease of Redding Convention Center to church opposed
• T.J. Holmes: Lions game taps best in north state
• Colt .45s host Humboldt for last homestand of season; Redding looks to improve for playoffs
• NVAL swim meet brings different teams to Shasta College
• Tulelake, special districts fail to file wage reports; fines range from $5,000 to about $11,000
• North State in Brief: July 29, 2011
• Human remains found in Siskiyou; Chico State anthropologists aid investigators
• Two computing stalwarts praise ex-teacher's vision; Shasta High graduates recall lessons
• Police: Robber did meth, showed knife; report says Smalley started 'going crazy'
• Youth advocate Menoher retires; Wilson plans to lead council on nonviolence
• Indian education camp teaches traditional ways at Whiskeytown
• Today in History: July 29, 2011
• Sons of Italy Shasta Lodge: Polenta
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama wants partners in failure
• Richard Crumb: Is council trying to save Convention Center?
• Tehama drug agents arrest two, destroy pot plants in Red Bluff
• UPDATED: Firefighters contain vegetation fire near Millville to two acres
• Human remains near Happy Camp prompt murder investigation
• To Do List: July 28, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Art teacher continues her own creative journey of learning
• Dining Out: Jose’s Family Diner features daily specials, ethnic treats
• Volunteer Opportunities
• On the Town: Bombay’s mixes drinks with music downtown
• Theater: ‘Masquerade’ features numbers from five famous musicals
• Woman hit with telephone at Redding motel
• UPDATED: Crews contain fire in Shingletown area
• Redding weather: Hot weekend ahead
• Editorial: In Democrat, business finds unlikely hero
• Ruth Marcus: The 'mischiefs of faction' endure
• Jack Bramhall: Are trees planted too late to thrive?
• Kim Fitzsimmons: Neglected trail is a fading jewel
• Ruth Freel: Lost bank deposit finds destination
• Jo Anne Harris: Restaurant owner is a true friend
• Youths will record Lassen park experiences; grant provides daypacks, CDs so kids can reconnect
• North State in Brief: July 28, 2011
• Lumberjack Fiesta promises fun for all this weekend; activities kick off Friday in McCloud
• Transient pleads not guilty to arson; hearing set in King Richard's fire in Redding
• Five offices on postal hit list; closures in 3 north state counties mulled
• Back-to-school shopping begins; economy not necessarily affecting season
• EDC speaker focuses on jobs creation; Newsom, Perry cited for their efforts
• North state foreclosure woes persist; rate among 40 highest nationwide
• Woman accepts plea in murder; judge tossed original deal after she lied
• New fire fee details sought; Cal Fire is revising new law's language
• Kevin Askeland: Who will be the star of Lions all-star game? Here are 10 possibilities
• Area Roundup: Colt .45s drop third straight to the Pearl; home series against Humboldt Crabs coming up
• North State Marketplace: July 28, 2011
• Today in History: July 28, 2011
• Jack Bramhall: Are trees planted too late to thrive?
• Ruth Marcus: The 'mischiefs of faction' endure
• Ruth Freel: Lost bank deposit finds destination
• Kim Fitzsimmons: Neglected trail is a fading jewel
• Editorial: In Democrat, business finds unlikely hero
• Jo Anne Harris: Restaurant owner is a true friend
• Redding woman pleads guilty to 2005 murder
• UPDATED: Pickup hauling cattle crashes on I-5 near Corning; road blocked for nearly an hour
• Senior Living: Change defines baby boomers
• Health tip: Follow food safe in the summer
• Trudi Pratt: TV can help men reduce stress
• Woman who died in Saturday structure fire identified
• Arrest made in King Richard's fire; transient pleads not guilty to arson
• Round Mountain man died of gun shot to head
• Redding man to stand trial on child molestation charges
• UPDATED: Fire reported near Anderson
• Redding pair sentenced to prison for their roles in robbery
• One man arrested, another hospitalized after chase
• Editorial: RABA is taking the right route on Airport Road
• Thomas Sowell: What does debt ceiling accomplish?
• Marjy Ulrich Cantrell: The Tea Party didn't spend to insolvency
• Clifton Seago: Execs' pay soars; poor absorb cuts
• Low-cal dishes at popular restaurants
• Los Molinos library patrons get reprieve
• Pet dogs join children shopping for books at Barnes & Noble
• North State in Brief: July 26, 2011
• Red Bluff Little League settles into early lead, win; Pritchard's HR propels team into title game
• Today in History: July 27, 2011
• North State Marketplace: July 26, 2011
• Fire was Shasta County's largest so far this year; cause of 72-acre blaze unknown
• Stolz trial moved again; Redding School District librarian accused of embezzling
• Redding police arrest man after confrontation
• Stolz embezzlement trial delayed again
• The Fishing Report — July 29, 2011
• Redding man pleads not guilty in motel robbery
• UPDATED: Authorities treating Round Mountain suicide as suspicious
• Redding weather: 95 names for hot
• Editorial: Redistricting letter is favor to incumbents
• Tom Elias: 'Stealth' laws disgraceful but legal
• John F. Swaim: Prison life is too comfortable
• Robert George: Help small business, not special interests
• Ed Dunn: Our seniors have wisdom to share
• Ice cream dispute heats up
• New Airport Road route fuels taxicab complaint
• Park shooter's plea deal OK'd
• Vote set on letter to protest redistricting
• Today in History: July 26, 2011
• North state marketplace briefs: July 26, 2011
• New felony count for woman
• North state briefs: July 26, 2011
• City moves to recertify levee
• Man hit, killed by boat on river
• UPDATED: Man trying to stop robbery in Redding hospitalized
• Local Singing Phenom needs online community to vote for scholarship
• Dancing with the Stars Shasta County Style 2011
• Redding defendant in park shooting takes plea deal
• Voices of Faith — July 30, 2011
• Redding woman accused of murder has new felony count added to list of charges
• Red Bluff man dies after hit by power boat
• Two arrested in attempted burglary
• Redding weather: Hot and hotter
• Editorial: Library appeal diverts energy from solutions
• Steven Greenhut: Your cellphone isn't a cigarette pack
• Damon G. Cropsey: Fans, vote with your tickets
• Norma P. Bond: Animal Control does right by puppies
• Timothy J. Duffy: Activists are simply pests
• Don Farrell: They don't work for Grover Norquist
• Redding man killed in car crash
• Motor-home industry on a bumpy road
• Players relish chance to shine in Lions game
• McGalliard tops boys 18s bracket
• Red Bluff LL rallies past Granite Bay
• Strong drive fortifies Casey
• UPDATED: Fire in north Redding contained
• UPDATED: Fire extinguished at Totally Trucks on Bechelli Lane
• UPDATED: Redding man, 22, dies after crashing into telephone pole in Palo Cedro
• Redding weather: Sunny with a high of 95 degrees
• David Benda: Couple bank on discount appetite
• Silas Lyons: Year later, Bell still reverberates
• Editorial: Paper factory is a long shot worth pursuing
• Nat Ducat: Traditions pave the way for change
• CJ Widman: Students lobbying the wrong people
• John Snider: Blame prosecutors, not Anthony jury
• Ava Alexander: Failed term-limits law should be reformed
• Red-Blue America: Should Congress repeal the light bulb ban?
• Ilene White: The Tea Party has no future
• Sylvia Barber: City should hire new chief locally
• Earl Allen Boek: Library appeal is senseless
• David L. Hereford: Stand up for all your constituent
• Wedding: Danielle Woods and Hank Taylor
• Annette Osborne: Quiet house can wait -- the kids need us now
• Straight Talk: Kiss on the first date? It depends
• Wedding: Jenna Rogers and Jessie Chandler Jr.
• Debra Atlas: Firm makes indoor composting easy
• Tom Dunlap: Dry Creek and our garden make for a day to savor
• Vincent D'Amato: Defend yourself against uninsured motorists
• Business Spotlight: Megastar Financial Corp.
• Wreck slows traffic on Twin View Boulevard, minor injuries
• Police: Multiple injuries after bar fight in Red Bluff
• Fight at Red Bluff bar leaves patrons in tears
• Gray whale, calf not doing well after swimming up Klamath River
• Deputies arrest 22-year-old woman after probation search in Burney
• Police arrest man in connection with July 1 robbery at Vagabond Inn
• Redding weather: Sunny and hot through next week
• UPDATED: One dead in south Redding fire; travel trailer destroyed, garage damaged
• Editorial: Veterans home or tax cuts: We can't have both
• Marc Beauchamp: Do U.S. newspapers need a bailout?
• Kirk Thompson: Slowest recovery? Not even close
• Brian Marker: Pensions didn't ruin the economy
• Arne Hultgren: Easements keep land in private hands
• Ex-cheerleader Anderson High School returns home after wreck; teen has long road of recovery ahead
• North State in Brief: July 23, 2011
• Survey asks about fee increases; Nielsen wants opinions on vehicle, fire charges
• Pets motivate kids to read; book giveaway planned for children
• Carwash benefit's goal: Vehicle needed to take 3-year-old in for leukemia treatments
• Judicial council spares counties cuts for 2012-13
• Today in History: July 23, 2011
• Swimming standout: Steinbergs wins girls 100 freestyle at Redding meet
• Area Roundup: Diamondbacks fall to El Dorado
• 'Hike up and enjoy': Kanaka Peak trail upgrade nearly done at Whiskeytown
• Chico police association says it won't enforce city's medical marijuana dispensary law
• Redding closer to negotiating with Bethel Church to run convention center
• Unemployment in Shasta County at 15%; More workers enter labor force, state says
• North State Marketplace: July 23, 2011
• Redding closer to negotiating with Bethel Church to run civic auditorium
• Harvest timing is important
• Master Gardeners: Barrels are great for backyard food garden
• Laura Christman: Charmed by the freaky flora in Harry Potter
• Ask Anna: Use ordinary items to create a spa experience at home
• Echinacea is a summer sensation
• Chico POA won't enforce city's medical marijuana dispensary law
• Redding weather: Sunny and hot stretch
• Editorial: Classroom suit would be costly failure by adults
• Charles Krauthammer: The path out of debt standoff
• Thomas Spear: Republicans' ‘No' closed vets home
• John Sharrah: Breaking up makes geographic sense
• Korki Dunbar: Yosemite course is invaluable gift
• Junior tennis has key contest in Redding; players earn points toward U.S. ranking
• Area Roundup: Rodeo clown's Brian Wilson act set for S.F. Giants game
• Tehama group stays positive; PATH loses grant, aims for new site for homeless shelter
• Local swim teams start off strong at Redding tournament; Davis ahead after first day of Jr. Olympics
• Jury: Man not guilty in murder attempt at Redding park
• Dunsmuir fishes for anglers by planting trophy trout in Sacramento River
• Tattooed burglar takes plea bargain; Redding man receives two-year term
• North State in Brief: July 22, 2011
• Herger defends home for veterans; congressman worries delay could risk funds
• Former Riverview golf pro arraigned in sex case
• Redding assault suspect says no to plea bargain
• Today in History: July 22, 2011
• North State Marketplace: July 22, 2011
• CHP: Drunken driver causes wreck on Highway 89; three injured
• Korki Dunbar: Yosemite course is invaluable gift
• Thomas Spear: Republicans' ‘No' closed vets home
• Editorial: Classroom suit would be costly failure by adults
• John Sharrah: Breaking up makes geographic sense
• Charles Krauthammer: The path out of debt standoff
• Jury acquits Redding man of attempted murder
• Volunteer Opportunity: Shasta Historical Society
• Shasta Taiko's Japanese drumming set for festival
• Travelin' in Time: The birth of Redding
• North state abuzz with music, other events this weekend
• Tattooed burglary defendant sentenced to prison
• Robbery defendant rejects plea bargain offer
• UPDATE: Transient suspected of slashing woman's face at Library Park may have acted in self defense
• Redding man accused of sexually assaulting 11-year-old girl gets trial date
• Pelican Bay inmates end hunger strike
• Cell phones, iPods reported stolen from McCloud football camp
• To Do List: July 21, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Photographer captures beauty of north state’s bridges in exhibit
• UPDATED: Gas leak reported in south Redding
• Dining Out: Lulu’s serves up straight-ahead, traditional fare – with a side of people-watching
• Red Bluff woman arrested on suspicion of attempted homicide
• Driver arrested in hit-and-run crash after witness follows car on I-5
• Editorial: CalPERS' rebound still leaves deep hole for taxpayers
• Ruth Marcus: Gender politics, evangelical edition
• Gary Rossman: Fear of lawsuits promotes passivity
• Dan Fults: Social Security is not so secure
• John Allen: Another way to save
• John Whittenberger: Tax complaint rings hollow
• Ken Close: Stop Congress' paycheck first
• Area Roundup: Red Bluff Little League All-Stars take Section 2 title
• Junior Olympic swimming event makes return to Redding
• Cool fun on a warm day at Turtle Bay
• North State in Brief: July 21, 2011
• Seniors' shoreline sail: Oakdale Heights residents take boat tour of Whiskeytown Lake perimeter
• Resentencing set for child sex assault; teen will return to court next month
• Shoe event to benefit kids; one-for-one giveaway set at Boardmart
• Rocky Point to borrow money for suit; charter school at odds with Gateway district over facilities
• Pacheco district trustees oppose retail center plans; resolution says students put at risk
• Today in History: July 21, 2011
• Making healthy choices in fast food is a simple matter
• Senior Living: When to know when memory loss is normal or a sign of dementia
• Health tip: Be safe around water this summer
• Recipes to make healthy food fast at home
• Janis Meredith: Parent/team contract discourages ‘Little League parent' behavior
• Former Modoc Co. man arrested in Burney; deputies say he failed to register as a sex offender
• UPDATED: Redding police looking for man suspected of slashing woman's face in Library Park
• Vandals strike mailboxes in Siskiyou County
• Redding man's health improving after motorcycle crash in South Lake Tahoe
• East Redding 9-10 All Stars Win District 1 Championship!
• Jets, jets and more jets highlight Reding Air Show 2011
• Freedom In Elements Camp For Autism
• Round Mountain man ordered to stand trial on attempted murder charges
• Small grass fire slows I-5 traffic in north Redding
• Sunflower seed burglar sentenced to more than 32 years in prison
• Tehama Sheriff's Office sends shovel hit case to D.A.'s office for possible assault charge
• Redding weather: Sunny and clear today
• Editorial: City bellyaching ignores big picture on redevelopment
• Thomas Sowell: Good Things, in excess, are ruinous
• Tracy Westphal: Dedication keeps Miracle Mile tidy
• Richard Gierak: Fire fee illegal and capricious
• Richard Hammerbeck: Government is a gun runner
• Heart-healthy foods
• RABA adds bus route on Airport Road between mall, veterans home
• Megan Rapinoe's mom back home after 'fabulous' World Cup journey
• Making a mark: Young book readers get temporary tattoos at Redding Library
• Today in History: July 20, 2011
• Family and friends remember Keirsey, 'Cowboy'
• North State in Brief: July 20, 2011
• Shasta Lake agrees to pay in trade-off to keep funds for redevelopment
• Making ‘the usual' unusual
• Redding Police Chief Peter Hansen to retire
• Oregon man suspected of kidnap may have come through north state
• Oasis onramp to open Wednesday evening
• Redding man still in hospital a week after South Lake Tahoe crash
• The Fishing Report — July 22,2011
• Redding man arrested on suspicion of DUI after reportedly running from wreck
• Redding weather: Sunny skies return
• Tom Elias: State's recovery hinges on housing
• Patricia Stevens: Serve the people and resign now
• Editorial: Study chips away at the nation's obesity epidemic
• Michael Madden: AP's liberal bias showing
• Sandra Jarosz: Mentally ill aren't killers
• Warm days ahead
• Asphalt plant needs air permit approval to run
• Fall River district looking to expand
• Cellphone array on tap
• Today in History: July 19, 2011
• Driver accused of killing rejects deal
• North state marketplace briefs: July 19, 2011
• North state brief: July 19, 2011
• Deal poses pain for city
• Housing market gains momentum
• Redding Redevelopment Agency agrees to pay up
• A forest's helping hand
• An iChat with my grandson
• Scene: July 17, 2011
• Redding woman accused of murder rejects plea bargain
• UPDATED: Traffic jam on I-5 cleared up
• Klamath River man suspected of breaking into a dozen Dorris vehicles
• Voices of Faith — July 23, 2011
• Gerber man arrested on suspicion of meth possession
• Redding weather: Chance of T-storms today, rain tonight
• UPDATED: Redding man arrested on suspicion of DUI after morning wreck
• Editorial: At City Hall, pay rollbacks getting serious
• Bob Williams: Hostage crisis in halls of Congress
• Dorothy Robbins: 'Government' money comes from citizens
• Jean King: Donors' help makes our work possible
• Red Bluff's Baumgartner set to retire
• After U.S. loss, Megan Rapinoe's dad wants to see daughter in Olympics
• Sting of defeat for Redding's Megan Rapinoe and U.S. soccer team
• Today in History: July 18, 2011
• Redding little leaguers to play for division title
• State tuition on rise again
• Texas cowboy wins PBR event in Red Bluff
• North State in Brief: July 18, 2011
• Man arrested on suspicion of burglary, buying laptop with stolen credit card
• Anderson Police: Four arrested after found with half a pound of methamphetamine
• Shasta County teams seize more than 82,000 pot plants in four days
• Aircraft coming to Redding having mechanical problems
• UPDATED: Emergency crews heading to Millville traffic collision
• Redding weather: Cooling down a bit
• Jeffrey Jen's blog: Megan Rapinoe writes about her World Cup experience
• Jacoby takes PBR bull-riding event in Red Bluff
• Silas Lyons: Hecklers need a rite of passage
• Editorial: Superintendent takes strong first step — will state?
• Stan Statham: Split would settle California's Civil War
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Technology has an eye on your home
• Wedding: Brandee Liggatt-Coon and Brandon McConnell
• Anniversary: Dirk and Hila Lynn
• Tom Dunlap: Hoity-toity toilet does not have a royal flush
• Anniversary: Max and Lorraine Mullen
• Debra Atlas: Summer's colorful vegetables pair with green products
• Kent Snider Jr.: Politicians keep promising change
• Sandra Tary: Care is scarce, but county is hard at work
• Steve Greenhut: In the redwoods, spectacular beauty and waste
• Tim D. Smith: Seek meaning, not dopamine
• Engagement: Kym Comnick and Andrew Holland
• Bon Voyage: Visiting cafes the best way to learn about foreign land
• Engagement: Susan Rawlins and Kevin Walker
• Book Review: "Save Me" takes a while to get to the good parts
• Lewis Chamberlain: Weigh pension distribution decisions carefully
• Redding weather: Unseasonably cool temperatures continue
• Editorial: Who'll fill void left by Nielsen and LaMalfa?
• Marc Beauchamp: Mt. Shasta and knowing your limits
• Jim Nielsen: Dems' car-tax push causes DMV confusion
• Ruth Dettmer: What evidence do they need?
• Stan Little: I want my party back
• Redevelopment plan will be costly to Redding, Shasta Lake
• Moving classic homes in downtown Redding studied
• Offenders graduate from Shasta's drug court with clean slate
• North State in Brief: July 16, 2011
• Area Roundup: Colt.45s can't hold on to lead
• Shasta County juvenile hall vote set for Tuesday
• Larry Forero is north state's new UC Cooperative Extension director
• Benefits cuts loom at City Hall; Redding council set to OK contract
• Not clear if veterans are targets in thefts; thieves remain unknown to Redding police
• Rapist enters plea in '91 case; man pleads not guilty in woman's death
• On a mission: Youth Conservation Corps benefits teens
• Today in History: July 16, 2011
• North State Marketplace: July 16, 2011
• Firefighters battling small grass fire near Round Mountain
• Lewis Chamberlain: Weigh pension distribution decisions carefully
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Technology has an eye on your home
• Ask Anna: Chocolate-covered s'mores are summer delight
• Court hearing postponed for man whose great-grandson accidentally shot himself
• Bill Keep: Radical notions about dieting
• Tehama County man accused of attempted arson
• Master Gardeners: Seedlings are a target for troubles
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny skies and temps in the 80s forecast for weekend
• Editorial: Recognized or not, tribe's rites deserve respect from the law
• Charles Krauthammer: Republicans should call Obama's bluff
• Nancy Sbarbaro: Staff cuts will lead to tragedy
• Diane E. Hawthorne: Gun lobby rehashes same tired argument
• Charlie Love: What happened to America?
• Area Roundup: Rapinoe adds ESPY to resumé
• Court tosses inmate lawsuit; murderer says Shasta County woman owes him money, photos
• Pro Bull Riders association returns to Red Bluff
• Man extradited to face rape-murder charges; convicted rapist tied to '91 Redding death
• North State Marketplace: July 15, 2011
• Not-guilty plea in stabbing; judge raises bail to $700,000 for Jones Valley man
• North State in Brief: July 15, 2011
• California courts face more cuts; 15.2 percent drop sought for 2012-13
• Redistricting commission proposals: LaMalfa, Nielsen would be forced to more southerly area
• Redding school librarian placed on paid leave; woman accused of theft was OK'd in June to return
• Four restaurants planning to open in downtown Redding
• Report fosters energy switch; group urges state to bank on alternatives
• Kajukenbo martial artist: Instructor eager to share hybrid form of self-defense
• Today in History: July 15, 2011
• Librarian accused of embezzlement placed on paid leave
• To Do List: July 14, 2011
• Brown signs law requiring schools to teach gay history
• Meat Grinders For Healthy Food Preparation!
• Shasta County Child Support Enforcement leaves something to be desired
• Mei Drucker & China's Dance of Color at Siskiyou Arts Council
• Wisper Krimmer's "Phoenix Rising~Intuitive Abstract Symbolism" at SAC Gallery
• California State Parks Forever
• Bass Tournament Yields Big Fish
• Play: Riverfront’s ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’ opens Saturday
• Shasta High School Combo Class Reunion
• The time is ripe
• Dining Out: Delectable dishes: New Anderson deli offers authentic fare
• Wine Tasting: July 2011
• Concert: Acclaimed SF Gay Men’s Chorus makes encore appearance at Cascade
• Community Foundation Announces Arts Grant Opportunities
• Probation search leads to the arrest of two Red Bluff men
• Redding weather: Weekend looks like a nice one
• Editorial: State universities impoverished? Not in president's suite
• Ruth Marcus: The allure of a grand bargain
• Dave Dinelli: Another historic first
• Laural Park: Hit-and-run driver, how's your summer?
• Tony Marshall: What's the price of saving a life?
• Faylon Brunemeier: Rehome this
• Punching his ticket: Redding boxer Ramon Valencia wants to turn professional
• Area Roundup: Colt .45s rally for win over Bullets
• All-Star football game to aid Lions fundraising for diabetes camp
• Redding firefighters hone water-rescue skills in Sacramento River
• Farmers market seeks tie-in to food program; state debit card could be used at site
• North State in Brief: July 14, 2011
• Today in History: July 14, 2011
• City of Redding offices will be closed Friday for furloughs
• Sentence upheld in texting death; six years for vehicular manslaughter
• Megan Rapinoe's father gets big thrill from U.S. soccer victory
• Rattler victim doing better; Redding man experiencing some paralysis
• Wrongful death lawsuit tossed; teen Shelby Allen died of drinking too much alcohol
• Winnemem Wintu tribe cancels ceremony; leader fears Lake Shasta boaters would disrupt event
• Redding man with vulgar tattoo on forehead pleads not guilty to charges
• Trial delayed for former APD officer accused of rape
• Redding pair take plea bargains in pizza caper
• Judge tosses out wrongful death lawsuit
• The Fishing Report — July 15, 2011
• Appellate court upholds woman's sentencing in fatal text-messaging crash
• Man accused of trying to steal Amtrak bus in Redding ruled insane
• Redding weather: Possible light showers in forecast
• Editorial: State breakup is appealing but a bad deal
• Thomas Sowell: Pols pile on the ‘unknown unknowns'
• Paul Wenger: Free-trade deals give farmers new markets
• Eileen Woodfill: Trail mechanics spread goodwill
• What are wheat berries?
• Cottonwood 11-12 Little League All-Stars advance
• MMA, Rogue Fights show staying power; Win-River to host its 14th card Saturday
• Trinity High star Justin Jeangerard headed to NSU on scholarship
• Law enforcement, community try to connect through food and talk at NAACP forum
• Deputy: Dispute triggers stabbing; Jones Valley victim caused scare in winter
• Judge defers on request for jury instructions; defense says court misread marijuana law
• Today in History: July 13, 2011
• North State in Brief: July 13, 2011
• Anderson woman accused of stealing $29K from R&R Quality Meats
• Jones Valley stabbing victim previously involved in grenade scare
• Police track Redding burglary suspect through obscene forehead tattoo, driver's license
• Redding man pleads not guilty to sexually assaulting 11-year-old girl
• DA's office warns homeowners of costly charge
• Washington boy, 2, dies in Castella parking lot accident
• Redding weather: Slight chance of showers tonight
• North state marketplace briefs: July 12, 2011
• Editorial: U.S. women put the inspiration back in sports
• Tom Elias: Another silly idea to split state
• Sherry Frahm: Horses aren't trash that we ‘get rid of'
• Randall R. Smith: Caltrans district has many successes
• Dan Dolmar: Free-market ideology can't avert next crash
• Ex-principal faces suit at trial
• Tickets to air show take off
• North state briefs: July 12, 2011
• Large trout to lure anglers
• BMX racing: Training 'Tan Man'
• Soccer Rapinoe's dad still celebrating World Cup win
• Dogged and determined
• Hospital shuffles its budget
• Today in History: July 12, 2011
• Area roundup: Redding All-Stars take championship
• Fire strains resources
• Sharon Randall: Fireflies, humans share their bright lights
• UPDATED: Man arrested in Jones Valley stabbing
• Redding motel fire started by cigarette butt, fire officials say
• Shasta Lake man arrested in standoff sees bail doubled
• Voices of Faith — July 16, 2011
• Police searching for burglary suspect
• Siskiyou Arts Council's Art on the Block & Musicians Swap Meet
• The Shasta Family Justice Center Recognizes Volunteers
• Tehama deputies investigate truck burglary
• Traffic stop leads to Cottonwood man's arrest
• Two Red Bluff area transients arrested following search of their car
• Redding weather: Sunny skies and a high temperature near 91 forecast for today
• Editorial: Are DMV notices a prank? No, just legislators at work
• Ann McFeatters: Is selling state services responsible?
• Keith Melton: Overpaid fat cats deserve front page
• Jacob and Carrie Stepp: Thoughts, prayers sustain family
• J. William Mauck: Americans must find their spines
• Emory Hanlon: Who's tracking spitting stats?
• Today in History: July 11, 2011
• Motel fire calls for city's full resources
• North State Briefs: July 11, 2011
• Deputies catch Hat Creek man after chase
• UPDATE: Deputies aren't sure what happened to man 'thrown' from vehicle
• UPDATED: North Market Street motel fire contained
• Bon Voyage: Early American destinations include N.Y., D.C., Boston
• At least 10 involved in fight at Red Bluff City Park, police say
• Red Bluff stabbing may have been gang-related, police say
• Redding weather: Sunny and 93 degrees
• Editorial: Soaring tuition makes education promise hollow
• RedBlueAmerica: Can government do more to help marriage?
• Lee Macey and Don Yost: Hooliganism isn't ‘mulitculturalism'
• Richard Malotky: To be happy, we must compete
• Nerd Chick Adventures: Gadgets can help protect kids around pools
• Straight Talk: Strip poker is not her game
• Annette Osborne: White Bankey soothed a small boy on lonely evenings
• Computer Nerds on Call: Products can help keep your computer safe
• Business Spotlight: Laptops Only
• Growing up with Harry: Potter fans bid say goodbye to series with release of final film
• Wedding: Melissa Shaheen and Jon Longo
• Engagement: Elizabeth Johnston and Brandon Cardenaz
• Wedding: Brandee Liggatt-Coon and Brandon McConnell
• Anniversary: Jim and Julie Westberg
• Engagement: Taryn Middaugh and Niklas Kammeraad
• Engagement: Jessica Tyler and Joshua Rowe
• Financial Focus: Get more involved in planning for your retirement nest egg
• Engagement: Christa Freeman and Keith Pelfrey
• Claudia Mosby: The Internet serves as a virtual bridge to friends old and new
• Tom Dunlap: Life with Tinker and Curly
• Redding man arrested in sexual assault of 11-year-old girl
• UPDATED: Man dies, another suffers major injuries when truck hits tree
• Shasta Lake man arrested after standoff with officers
• Redding weather: Area to cool off into next week
• Police use takedown maneuver to restrain driver in DUI crash
• Editorial: Median mix-up is wasteful, but also a sign of success
• Marc Beauchamp: When Redding was a union town
• Jessica Delaney: Colt .45s game pleases whole family
• Laura Christman: Blueberries are a top pick for backyard gardening
• Master Gardeners: Yard without lawn means less work, worry
• Colt .45s no match for Athletics; home win streak ends at six games
• Chico Heat set to take on Canseco's Scorpions in Redding next month
• Governor signs $150 fire fee bill; opponents call levy a tax; challenge likely
• Today in History: July 9, 2011
• Whiskeytown's kayak program aimed at people with limited mobility
• State to hand out grants to north state agencies; compensate for impacts of Win-River casino
• Path of frugality: As state parks close in north state, will someone take over?
• North State in Brief: July 9. 2011
• Anderson toddler begins recovery; boy, 3, shot self in head with pistol
• Crash victim eager to come home, but Chelsea Schepps has long road of recovery ahead
• State approves land purchase for new Shasta County courthouse
• UPDATED: 88-year-old Redding woman dies in crash vs. tree
• North State Marketplace: July 9, 2011
• UPDATED: I-5 north of Corning open after fatal 5-car wreck
• UPDATED: Rollover on I-5 north of Red Bluff causing traffic backup
• Stop west of Red Bluff leads to pill arrest
• UPDATED: Man suffers minor injuries in motorcycle wreck south of Redding
• UPDATED: Motorhome overturns on I-5 south of Red Bluff
• UPDATED: Anderson boy who shot himself with great-grandpa's gun out of hospital
• Cal Fire warns of bogus phone scam
• Man struck by car crossing I-5 in Redding
• Redding Weather: More of the same
• Editorial: Lucero's crusade over election shift defies all reason
• Charles Krauthammer: Who's not serious about the debt?
• Bob Endy: Costco purchase is on hold? Good
• Barbara Frisbie: Some city leaders actually read law
• Bert & Ernie's back in business after workers' comp insurance shutdown
• 5 hurt when Greyhound bus hits parked construction vehicle; I-5 traffic backed up about 4 hours
• Today in History: July 8, 2011
• Shasta High grad named captain of Navy warship
• North state in brief: July 8, 2011
• Area Roundup: East Redding Little League 10-11 All-Stars top West Redding
• Fiscal woes hinder court; Superior Court branch in Burney to slash hours
• Caltrans pulls out safety cable barriers for I-5 project in Redding
• Decision on harassment reports; REU ordered to release information
• Running as free as the wind: Shingletown sanctuary releases 14 horses
• T.J. Holmes: Hawkins, Vestal lead star lineup in softball
• Arrest highlights cuts to Shasta drug task force; suspect caught after hourlong chase
• Police seek suspect in robbery at Dube's Deli
• Robbers steal cash, pot from medical marijuana collective
• North State Marketplace: July 8, 2011
• Police arrest Redding man on suspicion of early Wednesday stabbing
• Anderson police, firefighters searching for possibly missing 9-year-old girl
• Bert & Ernie's to re-open after two-day shut down
• Health and Support Groups
• CHP: Redding man fractures pelvis in DUI wreck
• UDPATED: Imperiled drug task force nabs suspected meth dealer after 13-mile chase
• To Do List: July 7, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Up close: Photographer finds beauty in the details
• Dining Out: Sakura Sushi makes changes, but maintains faithful following
• On the Town: Vintner’s kicks off ‘Christmas in July’
• 911 called for woman 'flashing and mooning' Lake Shasta group
• Concert: Top-flight Hawaiian musicians slated for 7th annual Oaksongs luau
• UPDATED: Greyhound bus involved in Redding I-5 wreck
• Redding Weather: High temperatures to reach 97
• Editorial: Grants help burn waste along with borrowed dollars
• Ruth Marcus: Our legal system vindicated? Hardly
• Jo Garduno: ‘Obscene' protester shows real courage
• Rob McDonald: Marijuana ban unconstitional
• John P. Schafer: 31 days
• David L. Hereford: Downhill slide started earlier
• Larry Whalen: City departments listen and help
• Roy Hutchings: Steep bills from Cal Fire
• Redding's building valuation numbers dismal; June hits an all-time low; 117 permits issued
• Jobs for Redding police safe; SB 89 gives, takes funds
• Judge clears mother for trial; McKinleyville woman accused of drowning daughter
• Catholic priest accused of improper behavior; Corapi lived with ex-prostitute, superiors say
• Area Roundup: Red Bluff All-Stars beat West Redding
• Parrots on the mind: Indie Element at Turtle Bay
• Councilor's billing request may be outside code; Dolores Lucero asks city manager for information
• Baby needs new heart; Redding family waits for suitable donor
• Today in History: July 7, 2011
• North State in Brief: July 7, 2011
• Woman held in Redding motel robbery, allegedly used stun gun on victim
• Zoning change rejected for Red Bluff homeless shelter; neighbors concerned about schools, parks
• Calabasas woman who died on Mt. Shasta identified
• Cottonwood Post Office closed because of mold
• Firefighters believe Red Bluff restaurant fire intentionally set
• Adam and Eve at the Sundial - 37 (Redding)
• 10U Redding Rebels Take Second Place in Gold Bracket
• 4&20 Blackbird Music Festival
• Interstate bike routes in U.S now bolstered
• Trinity judge deems toddler-drowning suspect mentally competent
• Why can't I lose weight?
• Small fire contained near Whiskeytown
• Redding cardiac whistle-blower priest lived with ex-prostitute, did drugs, order says
• Info sought in Redding stabbing
• Redding Weather: Last triple-digit day
• Editorial: Transparency would ease path to Haven contract
• Thomas Sowell: Can democracy survive frivolity?
• Trade pacts bad for California agriculture
• PBR Bull Bash tickets on sale
• Police say parolee had gun and drugs
• Agriculture value up in 2010
• Firm makes pitch for Civic Center
• Today in History: July 6, 2011
• Foundation doles out grants in north state
• Rogue rocket delayed fireworks show
• North State in Brief: July 6, 2011
• North State Marketplace: July 6, 2011
• Man in ICU with rattlesnake bite
• Attack suspect had warrants for arrest
• Man accused in brother's fatal stabbing
• Fire chars 2 acres in west Red Bluff
• Assault suspect arrested following chase in McArthur
• Rogue rocket stops fireworks show
• The Fishing Report — July 8, 2011
• Tehama inmates briefly evacuated because of electrical fire
• Sprinkler break closes Dry Creek Station in Bella Vista
• Head-on wreck reported in north Redding
• Boy, 14, drowns in Tehama County lake
• Cottonwood teens arrested for using stolen coins
• Cottonwood man shot at, punched, kicked
• UPDATED: Anderson man accused of murdering brother in fight over dirty dishes
• UPDATED: Shasta County DUI arrest numbers up
• Police seek missing 13-year-old Red Bluff girl
• Redding Weather: Possible thunderstorms this afternoon
• Colt .45s sweep 3-game series against Mudcats
• Rising stars raising the bar
• School sports could evolve
• Editorial: Marijuana memo is stark reminder: Law is unchanged
• Tom Elias: Many devils in budget details
• Robert Frank: Ugly facts are not obscene
• Chris Fleischman: Abortion protester is breaking no law
• Janice Kay: Abortion sign has overstayed welcome
• Blaze destroys 8 acres
• Businesses report a happy Fourth of July
• Fish runs hurt by logging, some say
• Twin alpacas gaining fame
• North State in Brief: July 5, 2011
• North state marketplace briefs: July 5, 2011
• Shasta County marks Fourth safely
• Man awarded for saving life of motorist
• More funds, but also more suicides
• UPDATED: Man suffers rattlesnake bite at Turtle Bay arboretum
• Voices of Faith — July 9, 2011
• UPDATED: Brush fire burns more than 8 acres off North Market Street in Redding
• UPDATED: Vegetation fire on North Market Street mostly contained
• Shasta, Tehama county anti-DUI campaigns bring in 30 arrests so far
• Redding weather: Fourth of July high to be 105 degrees
• Auto Racing: Bay Cities race goes off without a hitch
• Anderson heats up for Fourth
• Editorial: July 4 marks history that many forget
• Bob Williams: When evolution becomes a gut issue
• Could you become a new citizen?
• North state briefs: July 4, 2011
• Man arrested after fight
• Obesity is a CalFresh concern
• More produce purchased
• Rancho Tehama house fire causes $100K in damage
• Redding weather: Triple-digit heat is back
• Area Roundup: Shasta County Trojans roll in tourney
• The Buzz: Dunsmuir Works' beer? Brilliant!
• Silas Lyons: 45 words worth revering
• Editorial: County and cities can mesh livability with climate plan
• Alana Burke: Who's the home team? In Pasadena, it's Mexico
• Carly Lowery: The ‘down and out' make their own bad choices
• Nerd Chick Adventures: Protect tech items from summer sand, water and impacts
• Business Spotlight: The Cozy Hearth & Spa
• Distinctly Green: Okabashi makes eco-friendly and comfortable footwear
• Wedding: Katie Kuschell and Michael Lee
• Annette Osborne: Trader Joe's and customers coin pleasant shopping experience
• Straight Talk: Mother dislikes her daughter's boyfriend
• Tom Dunlap: Fourth of July carries sparkling memories
• Engagement: Jodi Couch and Shayne Byrns
• Donna McGill: Bill appeases the PC crowd
• Virginia Phelps: Will plan address real climate issues?
• Gail Hansen: Credit can help pay the vet bill
• Red-Blue America: Is same-sex marriage inevitable?
• Marie Claypool: Apartments flout no-smoking rules
• P.K. Mitchell: Time for lesson in fire history
• 63-year-old former Mount Shasta man caught after 22 years on the run
• UPDATED: Two burned in houseboat fire at Holiday Harbor
• Drunken driving arrests up this year in Shasta and Tehama counties
• Redding weather: Sunny and hot into next week
• Marc Beauchamp: Does Convention Center have a prayer?
• Editorial: County should lend blessing to local voices
• Aaron Patterson: ‘Amazon tax' is already killing jobs
• Richard Molinar: Will debt ever stop?
• John P. Schafer: Palin and Bachmann
• Today in History: July 2, 2011
• Burney Basin Days celebration features fireworks
• Handle with care: Fireworks could fuel fires
• Man zapped with stun gun, robbed; woman, 2 men sought for motel holdup
• Tax reductions thrill Nielsen, LaMalfa
• North State in Brief: July 2, 2011
• Ex-cheerleader fighting for life after collision; Anderson teenager in induced coma
• Feds more strict on medical pot; medical marijuana legal in 16 states, D.C.
• Celebrating 105: 'I'd rather have a drink,' Pauline Sanders says of cake
• Area Roundup: Colt .45s blast Mudcats, 10-3
• Jeffrey Jen: Aaron Westlake returns to town after College World Series
• North State Marketplace: July 2, 2011
• 75-year-old Burney woman held husband hostage, deputies say
• Thomas Sowell: Can democracy survive frivolity?
• Editorial: Transparency would ease path to Haven contract
• Editorial: July 4 marks history that many forget
• Bob Williams: When evolution becomes a gut issue
• Could you become a new citizen?
• LaMalfa, Nielsen in Redding today to celebrate tax reductions
• Anderson teen remains in critical condition following Oregon wreck
• Deep soaking is best
• Jones Fire ruins become charming brick grotto
• Ask Anna: Labeling toys helps kids learn to read
• Home and Garden briefs
• Book review: Farmer learns from nature
• Master Gardeners: Different seeds, different needs
• Casey Schurig: Raccoons and weeds part of gardening adventure
• Calabasas woman dies on climb down from Mt. Shasta
• UPDATED: Robbery reported at Redding motel
• Redding weather: Triple digit heat through the weekend
• George Will: How Fannie burned down the house
• Editorial: Rural fire ‘fee' bypasses state Constitution
• Margret Wagner: ‘Free speech' feeds us a diet of garbage
• Jack Polen: Support of friends is a true blessing
• Stan Little: No new taxes? I beg to differ
• Steve Andrade: Campaigning gives me heartburn
• Area Roundup: Four-run seventh powers Colt .45s; fireworks planned Saturday night
• T.J. Holmes: West Valley tops rivals in section with 5 titles
• Three drivers arrested at DUI checkpoint in Redding
• Tehama County grand jury urges review; Assemblyman Jim Nielsen's residency in question
• Today in History: July 1, 2011
• Heat factor will begin to crank up; triple digits in north state forecast
• Grim news at home; Rep. Wally Herger touts policies, tours Redding shops
• North State in Brief: July 1, 2011
• Fourth of July closures
• State budget cuts criticized at GOP gathering in Redding
• Mules moving to Redding; Forest Service animals to spend winters at McConnell pasture
• Fire fee targets rural residents; service is already paid for, critics say
• North State Marketplace: July 1, 2011
• George Will: How Fannie burned down the house
• Marijuana eradication agents arrest three, destroy more than 80,000 plants during 10 days of busts
• Home invasion robbery defendant weighing plea offer
• To Do List: June 30, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: To a tee: Artist takes his work to a new level with screen printing
• Dining Out: Damburger finds (and keeps) winning formula
• Jave Jive: Cowgirl Coffee brews beverages for cowpokes, city slickers alike
• Independence Day: Star-spangled celebrations explode throughout north state
• Police don't know how Red Bluff man received severe head injury
• Redding weather: More seasonable conditions
• Editorial: Governor gets rain in the north — and economy?
• Dana Milbank: Still dodging on gay marriage
• Alma Silberstein: 'Obscene' sign shows reality
• Andrew Gray: Shoot an animal? Be sure it's dead
• Will to win: Central Valley baseball's Hayden Pitt was driven to disprove cynics; pitcher named R-S.V.P.
• Falcons' Bob Anderson selected as Coach of Year
• Area Roundup: East Redding Little League All-Stars reach semifinals
• Raceway gears up for Sunday fireworks; Shasta track to host BCRA Midget event
• Golf event to benefit fight against cancer
• Today in History: June 30, 2011
• North State in Brief: June 30, 2011
• Graveyard dispute ends up in courtroom; family sues Redding church for access to site
• Cottonwood man restores fishing gear to help children
• Fourth of July camping forecast for north state: Hot and full
• Tehama bars medical pot dispensaries; permanent ban goes into effect in July
• Suspect in Ponzi scheme released; Santa Rosa man's bail cut to $100,000
• Mentor reading efforts will be joined; YMCA plan unable to raise enough funds
• Trudi Pratt: Quitting smoking is a battle that you can overcome
• Health tip: Update your shots
• Redding man wanted for slashing tires turns himself in
• Shasta County man pleads no contest to animal cruelty
• Minor injuries reported in traffic collision in east Redding
• Redding weather: One more cool day
• CHP patrol car in rollover on I-5
• Editorial: Parties show communities' true values
• Thomas Sowell: Yes, the Constitution still matters
• Heather Waldrop: District off base, but school thrives
• Joan Manning: Self-fulfilling politics
• Genell and Greg Fitch: Warning flash helped save lives
• Joyce Dolan: Who's missing?
• Alex Landi: What's too expensive?
• Fun drinks for the Fourth of July
• Second to none: Anderson Cubs' Cheridan Hawkins chosen as Record Searchlight most valuable softball player
• A centennial school reunion; about 1,200 expected at Fall River High
• Hawkins' Cubs headline strong 2011 season; Anderson players lead area standouts
• Grand jury: Inmates with violent histories manning fire lines
• The Fishing Report — July 1, 2011
• West Redding Little League All-Stars defeat Shasta Dam 9-7
• UPDATE: Arizona man suffers major injuries in motorcycle wreck on Highway 299 in Trinity Co.
• UPDATE: I-5 cleared after pair of wrecks blocked traffic
• UPDATED: Collision near Buckhorn Summit; minor injuries reported
• Redding sets rainfall record for date
• Arizona man killed in motorcycle wreck in Trinity County
• UPDATED: Wreck reported on I-5 in Anderson
• Redding weather: Wet and unseasonably cool
• Redding man admits to burglarizing cars _ a lot of them, police claim
• Editorial: Animal-shelter merger at least deserves a look
• Tom Elias: Legislature's pay freeze tests values
• Mike Grenier: Online deals? Yes, but scams abound
• Steve Westall: Who's the seller of Bottom land?
• Redding man arrested for indecent exposure
• Anderson man drove stolen pickup to court, police say
• Booking fees at jail could rise
• Red Bluff man arrested after being found with keys to a stolen car
• Red Bluff man bolts from police after arrest warrant discovered
• Planning board set to pave path for subdivision
• Babe Waxpax: Denny's '91-'92 baseball sets are no grand slams
• North State Marketplace
• Soaker barrels toward north state
• Theft reported from veterans museum
• North State in Brief: June 28, 2011
• Center to host open house
• Police say man drugged smoothie
• Grand Jury cuts wide swath
• Teen arrested after wild chase
• Mariette pleads no contest to voter fraud
• Redding man accused of drugging woman's fruit smoothie
• UPDATED: 40-acre grass fire causes road closure in Anderson
• Voices of Faith — July 2, 2011
• Grand jury: Inmates left in cold, Anderson PD background checks questioned, violent inmates fight fires
• Redding transient suspected in a dozen car burglaries
• Fairfax man in critical condition after wreck near Pollard Flat
• Redding weather: Rain possible tonight, expected Tuesday
• Editorial: U-Prep's ranking shows Redding can compete with elite
• Patrick Tyson: Founding Fathers were ‘terrorists'
• Basil Newmerzhycky: It's time to heed true conservatives
• Dean Brockbank: Klamath deals already producing results
• Redding man beat up at his apartment
• North State in Brief: June 27, 2011
• Strategy altered at Olympic pool
• Redding Swim Team's Lennon stands out in pool
• Fall River Mills residents want to be heard
• 10 Redding bar employees cited
• 10 cited at 3 Redding bars for violating bouncer-license requirements
• Mountain Gate man gets knifed in fight with wife
• Man in fair condition after being cut by boat propeller on Lake Shasta
• Warm today, showers by Tuesday
• Silas Lyons: What's this itch really about?
• Editorial: In Stolz case, school district shirks its duty
• Nat Ducat: Still sharing in the care of our world
• William J. Duguay: Tended well, Convention Center could bloom
• John Wildermuth: Halting lawmakers' paychecks is pure politics
• Bev Slaughter: Siskiyou split makes no sense
• Bill McPherson: Shopping centers will wreck city
• Chuck Turner: Keep greedy hands off of our Bottom
• Christine Mitchell: Social Security lies attack middle class
• Anniversary: Walt and Lorraine Norton
• Bon Voyage: How to pack outdoors equipment for flights
• Wedding: Jade Skow and Matthew Mitchell
• Engagement: Whitney Peters and Joseph Hinton
• Wedding: Lisa Buwalda and Michael Tullis
• Engagement: Jackie Kinney and Mathew Kiser
• Anniversary: Ron and Colleen Thoensen
• Engagement: Kyla Woolf and Aaron Halter
• Redding native wins 3rd place in Disney competition
• Annette Obsorne: Summer brings the great lawn debate
• Tom Dunlap: Burning bears and other fun stories about Igo
• Redding weather: A bit cooler today; area could see rain Monday
• Redding firefighters respond to apartment fire on Monardas Drive
• British soccer coaches a hit at Redding youth camp
• Area Roundup: Colt .45s start road trip off with 10-7 win
• Jeffrey Jen: Jimmer can't afford to rest on his laurels
• Editorial: Settling would work with voters, not fight them
• Marc Beauchamp: Hey, Guenn, how's your garden grow?
• Larry Bowen: Cyclists have all the rights, no responsibilities
• Timothy J. Duffy: Give GOP its wish
• Roy Hutchings: Paint circles don't fix road
• Amending of animal regulation law considered; other facilities could take in Shasta County dogs, cats
• 'Climate Action Plan' studied; compost bags, housing retrofits among options to cut Shasta County emissions
• Police: Man sought $20,000 in home invasion, robber believed cash stashed in closet
• Dogs at fatal mauling of Redding mayor's pet will die; owner says appeal too expensive
• Driver topped alcohol limit; report: Man, 18, who died in crash had .40
• O'Keeffe, Baugh seek donations for Cottonwood center's roof
• Today in History: June 25, 2011
• Redding man acquitted of sex crimes; all 37 counts, enhancements dismissed
• North State in Brief: June 25, 2011
• North State Marketplace: June 25, 2011
• Ask Anna: Here's how to deal with grungy shower curtain
• Brodiaea matsonii is new species found only in Redding
• Laura Christman: Here's the nitty-gritty on why soil matters
• Master Gardeners: Redding runs hot and cold so plant accordingly
• Summer Art Class for Kids!
• Redding woman accused of fatally stomping dog has trial delayed
• It's not too late
• Driver in fatal head-on collision had blood alcohol level of 0.40
• Cal Fire investigates blaze on Redding Councilman Jones' land
• Redding weather: Sunny weekend in store
• Editorial: Unconstitutional? Maybe, but code was also pointless
• Charles Krauthammer: Who takes America to war?
• John Whittenberger: Fix these messes while we still can
• Linda Meek: Smokers mar Shasta fair
• North state's Little League All-Stars open chase for national title
• Redding swimmers set to host youth meet
• Tim Nelson takes 5th at national track meet in Eugene
• East Redding Little League minors claim T.O.C. title
• Redding Colt .45s score 8 in sixth to win 14-4
• Winter lingers, yields more climbing; but rescues show snowpack also adds danger
• Temporary tax hike will expire July 1; little effect on spending seen
• Lawsuit accuses officer of rape; Anderson, APD targeted in federal filing
• Deal offered on REU hike lawsuit; voters would make final decision
• When snow melts, most of Lassen Peak trail will be closed
• North State in Brief: June 24, 2011
• MarketFest: Slow dancing, just swaying to the music
• Man arrested in 1989 case of missing woman; 19-year-old was last seen at murder suspect's home
• Fundraiser planned for CHP officer; Polen expects to be off work for six months
• Pacheco school board approves budget; trustees hope fiscal plan passes muster
• River Park to flow with good times; Red Bluff festival set to benefit pool
• Today in History: June 24, 2011
• North State Marketplace: June 24, 2011
• Siskiyou deputies arrest cold case murder suspect
• Redding native wins 3rd place in Disney competition
• Annette Obsorne: Summer brings the great lawn debate
• Tom Dunlap: Burning bears and other fun stories about Igo
• Volunteer opportunity: Turtle Bay Exploration Park
• Our town names, place names are stories just waiting to be told
• Weekend events
• Redding man sentenced to prison for 10 years in Christmas Eve assault
• Police arrest man Wed. at Redding Library
• “True West” presented by WE Multimedia Theatre Group
• To Do List: June 23, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: In living color: Artist celebrates life in vibrant hues
• Dining Out: Grilla Bites creates ‘restaurant within a restaurant’ to showcase Afghan fare
• UPDATED: No injuries in motorcycle crash on Highway 299
• On the Town: Red Bluff watering hole shakes things up with personality, shuffleboard, birthday barbecues
• Comedy: Renowned comedian Brian Regan takes the Cascade stage
• Redding weather: A cool 92 degrees
• Editorial: Raise the rent? Civic offer only highlights red ink
• Ruth Marcus: Obama goes lawyer shopping
• Leanna Scotti: Dollar rules at vet clinic
• Bernitta Woodward: Fan calls foul on game music
• East Redding Little League majors claim T.O.C. title
• Redding Convention Center gets 6-week reprieve; decision to shut facility postponed
• Shasta Lake City Council backs off code of conduct plans after criticism; lawyer says rule puts city at risk
• Accused librarian Wanell Stolz to return to work; state rules prevent firing, official says
• Area Roundup: Redding D'backs rally past Rats, 10-9
• Trial ordered in club death; man faces 4 years in prison if convicted of manslaughter
• Raise in works for Shasta Union High School District teachers; agreement reached for 2 percent hike
• Cottonwood library uses food theme for summer reading program
• Surprise party for returning vet; survivor of D-Day visited Utah Beach
• North State in Brief: June 23, 2011
• Today in History: June 23, 2011
• Deputies nab Burney assault suspect
• North State Marketplace: June 23, 2011
• Health tip: Watch for ticks this summer
• Blood centers seek several blood types and platelets
• Senior Living: Busting myths about Alzheimer's disease
• Redding weight-loss competition returns
• Jury acquits man of child molestation
• Aug. 5 deadline set for Redding civic center
• Accused embezzler returning to Redding school job
• Assault, robbery suspect pleads not guilty
• Suspicious death in Red Bluff ruled homicide; woman was strangled
• UPDATE: Small grass fire in southeast Redding quickly extinguished
• Hornbrook man arrested on suspicion of 2007 rape
• UPDATED: I-5 traffic slowed by rollover
• Rollover wreck reported on I-5 near Oasis Road in Redding
• Redding man ordered to trial for fatal punch
• CHP searching for pickup possibly involved in hit-and-run of bicyclist
• UPDATED: Twin View Boulevard traffic flowing again after two-car wreck
• Redding weather: Another triple-digit day on tap
• North State in Brief: June 22, 2011
• Editorial: Police givebacks keep bad times from getting worse
• Thomas Sowell: The money's not there any more
• Joan Manning: Poor suffer for tax cuts
• Mike Duane: What 'needy' need is a work ethic
• When you should buy organic
• Redding council approves police contract, keeps fire station closed
• Decision expected on possible trial; man killed by punch at Redding nightclub in '09
• Fires blamed on power lines; 3 linemen suffer injuries in Trinity County
• Five Guys chooses Redding; burger joint to open in Dana Crossing center
• Redding council to take closer look at small construction projects; officials want more oversight
• Tim Nelson running favorite race in track, field championships; 10,000 meter awaits Liberty Christian grad
• Ponzi scheme defendant's bail drops; reduced from $3M to $100k
• Dorothy Mock: Tax dogma forces cuts in services
• Editorial: Police givebacks keep bad times from getting worse
• Mike Duane; What ‘needy' need is a work ethic
• Thomas Sowell: The money's not there any more
• Joan Manning: Poor suffer for tax cuts
• Ponzi scheme defendant on verge of being released from jail after bail is reduced
• Cop Talk: Clarifying responsibility when a car collides with a cow
• Ultimate goal: World Cup dream a reality for Rapinoe
• Boy suffers minor injuries after hit by car
• The Fishing Report — June 24, 2011
• Shasta County supervisors OK airport upgrades
• UPDATED: Grass fire burns two acres along I-5 near Anderson
• Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office warns of phone scam
• Hearing confirmed for Lennart Schauman in 2009 death of Adam Martinez
• Tehama County deputies investigating suspicious deaths
• UPDATED: Redding man arrested on suspicion of assaulting, robbing his neighbor
• Firefighters to set 'test burns' today near Benton Airpark
• Redding weather: Two more hot days
• Editorial: Will tranients swamp library if it honors rights?
• Tom Elias: Illegals increase GOP power — for now
• Sharon Randall: Grandpas, grandmas always needed
• Area churches prepare for "Homeland" production
• Scene: June 21, 2011
• Margret Wagner: Happy to pay for reliable service
• Faylon Brunemeier: Is the U.S. still a nation of laws?
• Today in History: June 21, 2011
• Police: Suspect beat woman
• Man killed after his backhoe tips over
• Canada postal workers strike
• To drop lawyer, court closed
• Judge thwarts city on library leafleting
• North state in brief: June 21, 2011
• Bethel plan on table
• Three blazes contained in Trinity County
• U-Prep ranks in top 200
• County awaits possible lawsuit in Kettenpom stabbings
• County plans $685K in airport upgrades
• North state marketplace briefs: June 21, 2011
• Margret Wagner: Happy to pay for reliable service
• Editorial: Will tranients swamp library if it honors rights?
• Tom Elias: Illegals increase GOP power — for now
• U-Prep High School in Redding makes top U.S. schools list
• UPDATED: Four fires reported near Junction City, prompting evacuations
• Helicopter rescue second in two days on Mt. Shasta
• Voices of Faith — June 25, 2011
• Judge sticks with decision to lift library leafleting restrictions
• Wreck blocks northbound I-5 offramp at Shasta Dam Boulevard
• Two cars collide near Court and Gold streets in Redding
• Red Bluff man arrested on suspicion of felony meth possession
• Nude man found on steps of Redding church
• UPDATED: Man assaults, robs Redding woman in her home
• UPDATED: Firefighters quickly snuff trash fire
• Redding weather: Heat over 100 degrees coming soon
• Editorial: Firewood brings warmth — and threat to forests
• Bob Williams: Putting country first, party second
• Michael Slone: Banks skimp on security
• Loyce Kinzel: GOP is selective in its principles
• Ray Frisbie: Spreading the word makes a difference
• Shasta District Fair called a success
• Colt .45s sweep NorCal
• Today in History: June 20, 2011
• Boy's cancer has met its match
• UPDATED: Man pinned under backhoe killed
• Control burn causes vegetation fire in Cassel
• Redding weather: Warm and windy
• Editorial: REU's fair share? Utility transfers are anything but
• Mike MacFarland: Furloughs will cripple REU's job-stimulus program
• Emily Young: Lax rules let city go to pot
• Distinctly Green: Trash recycled into treasure at Shasta District Fair
• Business Spotlight: Quality Glass & Windows
• Buzz on the Street: Home builder remembers his racing days
• Annette Osborne: Chronicles of Narnia completes magical bedtime quest
• C.T. Carden: Some questions about the dams
• Neil Bray: Nothing moral about theft
• Margaret Earnest: Republicans have double standard
• Richard Moseman: Ratepayers don't earn six figures
• RedBlueAmerica: Paid sick leave is great, but should it be mandatory?
• Dan Walters: California's dropout rate is a crisis
• Book review: Sandford's disturbing 'Bad Blood' a definite must read
• Perfectly Polished: Handshake should be firm, confident and dry
• Engagement: Christine Campbell and Gabe Newell
• Lewis Chamberlain: Annuities worth a look to pay for retirement
• Straight Talk: Teenage dating has changed over time
• Bon Voyage: Gifts for the dad who enjoys traveling
• Nerd Chicks Adventures: Backyard gadgets for holiday get-togethers
• Jacknifed big rig slows I-5 traffic
• Woman arrested after disturbance at Redding bar
• Redding weather: Warm today, 100 degrees by Monday
• Editorial: On water bill, Herger stands with enviros
• Marc Beauchamp: ‘Wanted: Pot-friendly landlords'
• Sandra Jarosz: We don't need more shopping
• John P. Schafer: The red-light District of Columbia
• Dennis Harris: Can we take a Mulligan?
• Sandra Herrin: ‘Government' money is ours
• Three cited in booze sting
• Walk-off win: Colt .45s beat Pirates on walk-off grand slam
• Jeffrey Jen: Regional college athletes succeed
• Three stung in booze sting
• Pacheco Union targeted for third time
• North State in Brief: June 18, 2011
• Employment picture remains grim
• Officials offer wildfire outlook
• Meet me at the fair
• Friends, family mourn Crumb
• North State Marketplace
• Council eyes more transparency in spending
• Golden Umbrella Adult Day Health Care services on borrowed time?
• Kids playing with lighter spark half-acre grass fire in Redding
• Not everything is compost-worthy
• Serene scene: Splash of water, flash of fish
• Ask Anna: Summer is time for simple meals
• Master Gardeners: Here's how to deal with foxtails
• UPDATE: Woman killed in wreck identified
• Shasta County's jobless rate falls for 2nd straight month
• Motorist arrested for shooting at another driver
• Crawdad Festival
• Crawdad Festival Band
• Vehicle driven into overflow canal on Churn Creek Blvd today
• Summer String Summit Concert at COS July 6
• West Redding Little League A's Win Championship
• Woman arrested after leaving baby in supermarket parking lot
• Los Molinos man jailed after threats
• Redding weather: Warm and not so windy
• Deputies seek Burney assault suspect
• Editorial: Quick veto is right reaction to awful budget
• Charles Krauthammer: Democrats: Union owned and operated
• Felix Richardson: ‘Mallard' inhabits a fantasy world
• Paul Mitchell: Ranches beat subdivisions
• Area Roundup: Colt .45s score road win over Fresno
• T.J. Holmes: 10 games stand out from prep coverage
• Hanson's 61 sets McCloud record
• IPad may contain clues to more crimes
• Livestock at Fair
• Swindle suspect gets out of jail
• Lake Red Bluff: City officials assess recreation options
• Deputies seek Burney assault suspect
• 2 delivered to jail after pizza car stolen
• City, OSHA investigate explosion
• Top city planner retiring today
• North State Marketplace: June 17, 2011
• North State in Brief: June 17, 2011
• Volunteer Opportunity: Shasta Roots and Shoots; Prevent Blindness
• Events for this weekend
• Sheriff's sergeant justified in May shooting of Round Mountain man, DA says
• UPDATED: Man killed in Cottonwood car wreck identified
• To Do List: June 16, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Artist ‘creates happy,’ spreads the joy to young students
• Los Molinos man accused of trying to run over woman
• Dining Out: Organic coffee creates opportunity for entrepreneur in Anderson
• On the Town: From dining room to dance floor – Palomino Room offers plenty of nightlife
• Alleged car thieves arrested in Mount Shasta
• Play: ‘True West’ explores complex dynamic of brotherhood
• Redding weather: Breezy and quite warm
• Pizza delivery driver reportedly robbed at gunpoint in Redding
• Editorial: Court gives city detailed lesson in the obvious
• Ruth Marcus: There's no shame in rehab nation
• Bruce Morin: Open your eyes to local politics
• Dan Cusiter: Who is running our government?
• Steve Funk: District needn't stretch that far
• Hollis Pickett: Audience is small but very thankful
• Oakley Howell: Punish the achievers? Yes, they can afford it
• Area Roundup: Colt .45s split road series vs. Cardinals
• Redding Heat look to end first season with title
• Round Mountain man fights arrow-shooting charge
• Woman arrested after standoff in Redding
• North State Marketplace: June 16, 2011
• North State in Brief: June 16, 2011
• Redding firefighters free kitten from rusty pipe
• Suspension of library leaflet law in Redding extended
• Shasta District Fair kicks off; more fun today
• Area sales tax receipts up; Redding sees 5% jump in winter
• Fewer homes in Shasta County lost to banks
• Shasta County's livestock, crop values increase
• Man accused of shooting arrow at deputies fighting attempted murder charges
• Sports Parenting: Should trophy be given to all members of team?
• Senior Living: Paying a bit more helps disabled phone users
• Health Quiz: Parents should take part in child's health
• Blood Center in need of donors
• Health tip: Stay safe in the sun
• Firefighters, Redding maintenance workers free kitten from pipe
• UPDATE: River rescue canceled, scout troop on yearly river trip
• UPDATED: Stand-off ends peacefully after stabbing incident in Parkview neighborhood
• Fledgefest celebrates Turtle Bay eaglets
• UPDATED: Man in critical condition after water tank explosion at sewage treatment plant
• Trinity Players present THE DRUNKARD in Weaverville
• Judge: Redding library leafleting rules likely unconstitutional
• UPDATED: Fire destroys home east of Redding
• UPDATED: Firefighters quickly extinguish sawdust pile west of Redding
• UPDATED: Motorists asked to avoid downtown Redding spill
• Woman reports theft from boat
• Redding weather: Rather warm again today, then not quite so warm the rest of the week
• Editorial: It takes more than Prop. 25 to end gridlock
• Thomas Sowell: Gov. Pawlenty is plenty solid
• Ken Miller: What does ‘over-retailed' mean?
• Ideas for tailgate grilling
• Title Dreams: Westlake, Vandy get shot at CWS crown
• North Valley United ready for the test at National Cup X
• North State Notebook: Panthers finish first in final state rankings
• Area roundup: Diamondbacks take two games from Bucks
• Bookkeeper charged with embezzlement
• Lights lead the way: Shasta County firm makes high-tech maze games
• Shasta teachers attend training
• Shasta Fair is here again; event starts today
• Scripps promotes former R-S general manager to lead news division
• Thomas Sowell: Gov. Pawlenty is plenty solid
• Editorial: It takes more than Prop. 25 to end gridlock
• Ken Miller: What does ‘over-retailed' mean?
• Scammers Claiming to be Wells Fargo Fraud Protection: Calling from a Toll free number (number listed in article)
• Lookin' Cool for School
• Kim Solga's Wilderness Watercolors Featured at Siskiyou Arts Council Gallery
• Simpson's NBC Camps Accepting Registrations
• PCEFRS Northstate Adventures Thanks Matt Ivey with Adventure Recreation, LLC for sharing their climbing wall on the first day of adventures!
• Two new community health clinics that recently celebrated their grand openings are now accepting Medi-Cal, Denti-Cal and California Healthy Families Program
• Knak earns Gold Medal / Command Performance
• After School Kids at Work in the Government
• When In Italy—Play Baseball Like the Italians Do!
• Women's Empowerment & White Water Rafting Workshop
• Former Redding felon going back to prison for nearly 30 years
• Ex-teacher's aide accused of sex crimes has Nov. 21 trial date
• Former R-S general manager to head Scripps newspaper division
• Redding man accused of shooting at his wife set for trial
• Two teens arrested after burglary attempt
• Redding weather: Summer heat has arrived
• Editorial: Political medicine has side effects in Siskiyou County
• Tom Elias: Popular-vote bill lifts California
• James Kennedy: Hit-and-run driver, what are your plans?
• Kent Snider Jr.: Who will be taxed to employ ex-cons?
• Aug. 9 trial set for former school librarian
• North state marketplace briefs: June 14, 2011
• Water project funding sought
• Attack detailed
• Two men beaten in fight at Bert & Ernie's
• Today in History: June 14, 2011
• Carbon monoxide mandate hits July 1
• Escaping the heat
• Redding home values fall
• Siskiyou rescue teams tackle busy weekend
• Colt .45s run win streak to four games
• North state briefs: June 14, 2011
• North state families get off grid and back to simple life
• Scene: June 14, 2011
• Sharon Randall: Baby clothes always keep growing on you
• The Fishing Report — June 17, 2011
• Weekend busy for Siskiyou County search and rescue teams
• Voices of Faith — June 18, 2011
• Appliances taken from Lake California home
• Etna man killed in solo wreck
• Two arrested after Bert & Ernie's fight
• Redding weather: Warm week ahead
• Area roundup Colt .45s pull out victory in 19th
• Sanchez wins Redding Pro-Am
• Editorial: Ranch habitat plan deserves a fair hearing
• Dam removal will do more harm than good
• Water quality suffers as Congress dithers
• STROKES OF PASSION
• North state briefs: June 13, 2011
• Dance marks 112 free years
• Judge thwarts Redding on suit
• Today in History: June 13, 2011
• Worker uses mopto fend off robber
• CHP: Woman injured in wreck being taken by ATV to Hayfork
• Man robs woman at gunpoint at downtown Redding bank
• Modoc County forest fire nearly contained
• SUV rolls on I-5 in Redding
• UPDATED: Redding Circle K robbery suspect foiled by mop
• Redding Weather: Be mindful of brisk, swift water
• Tom Dunlap: June's surprise birthday party
• Silas Lyons: How much do cities matter?
• Editorial: In Shasta County, redistricting storm passes over calmly
• Richard Seltzer: One or two reasons to think positive
• Chris Darker: Convention Center needs real solution
• Richard Malotky: It's the narcissism, stupid
• Straight Talk: Where should boyfriend sleep when visiting?
• Wedding: Megan McLearn and Daniel Metz
• Engagement: Kimberly Vanderpol and Melvin Riffel
• Engagement: Kelly Ann Russell and Perry Blazian
• Anniversary: Glenn and Nancy Schaefer
• Sandra Graham: Lawmakers giving California away
• Stella Toney: More cases deserve DA's second look
• Glenn and Ruby Pruit: Coverage displays skewed priorities
• Martin Schumann: Moratorium will take toll on jobs
• Ann Chapman: This conservative agrees with you
• David Haddon: Yes, true love discriminates
• Stan Wiencek: If she's a ding-dong, then what is Obama?
• Dodi Jones: Why not deport criminals first?
• Sharon Duchac: State indeed drives manufacturers away
• UPDATED: Natural gas leak stopped after driver crashes into Shasta Lake residence
• Relay for Life cancer fundraiser gets under way in Redding with more than 100 teams
• 16-year-old boy arrested after fight on school bus
• Deputies arrest two in Burney during burglary investigation
• Redding weather: Warm and sunny
• Editorial: Caltrans-county feud guarantees project gridlock
• Joe Bahlke: Why bomb Libya? It has the oil
• Marc Beauchamp: Maybe Redding could use a new attitude
• Kenneth Jones: City needs to cut bloated management
• Walter Sutton: It's time to cease closed-door meetings
• Area Roundup: Colt .45s nip 'Dawgs; Foothill grad Millner gets first win of the year
• Jeffrey Jen: Baseball more than athletic stepchild
• Redding native a finalist in ImagiNations contest; 6 teams vie to win Disney design crown
• Three arrested in assault near MarketFest; authorities suspect teens: 19, 17 and 15
• Pioneer Luncheon: A time-honoring tradition in Shasta County
• Today in History: June 11, 2011
• North State in Brief: June 11, 2011
• Cop Talk: Harleys' roaring pipes test noise-level limits
• Almost time to go to the Shasta District Fair; corndogs, diaper derby, duck races set
• Redistricting maps would divide Siskiyou; Trinity County would be lumped in with North Coast
• North State Marketplace: June 11, 2011
• Engagement: Dana Clark and Derrick Fesler
• Police arrest man in tool theft from back of pickup
• Home & Garden briefs
• Know your zone
• Laura Christman: Graduation is about moving ahead and looking back
• Master Gardeners: Damping-off disease attacks seedlings
• Ask Anna: Sorting out a solution to mail clutter
• Three arrested following assault near MarketFest
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny skies forecast for today
• Editorial: Bethel skeptics —do you have a better idea?
• Charles Krauthammer: Is it incompetence? Or ideology?
• Timothy J. Duffy: Path to staying out of prison
• Nancy Geer: A volunteer's view of Joplin disaster
• Anderson's Cheridan Hawkins tosses her way to MVP
• Redding Pro-Am field is wide open at Riverview Golf and Country Club
• Andrew Millner blasts Colt .45s to victory
• North State in Brief: June 10, 2011
• Relay for Life walk kicks off Saturday in Redding; 24-hour event is cancer fundraiser
• Honoring all ages: Ceremony for every African American graduate
• Retiring Liberty Christian superintendent Steve Roberts led campus growth
• Police: Suspect had history with stabbing victim
• Giving thanks for a lifetime: WWII vet from Redding meets son of man who saved him
• First steps OK'd for proposed Churn Creek Bottom shopping center; residents pro and con address panel
• Today in History: June 10, 2011
• Cancer fight, horse inspire author of children's book
• Proposed Churn Creek Bottom development goes to supervisors
• North State Marketplace: June 10, 2011
• Travelin' in Time: The life of the Balls Ferry Flouring Mill
• Events this weekend include trains, book signing and kids triathlon
• Timothy J. Duffy: Path to staying out of prison
• Bethel skeptics —do you have a better idea?
• Nancy Geer: A volunteer's view of Joplin disaster
• Charles Krauthammer: Is it incompetence? Or ideology?
• Former World War II POW gives thanks for mystery's end
• To Do List: June 9, 2011
• Musician Spotlight: ‘Gospel folk’ artist will perform at Tehama fair, ArtHop
• Dining Out: The Sand Trap features great food, views, service
• Wine Tasting: June 2011
• Man killed in wreck identified
• Murder mystery dinner: ‘What You Seize is What You Get’ promises hilarity, mayhem
• Pot raid nets 72,000 plants in Siskiyou County
• UPDATED: Smoke from Modoc County wildfire reaching Shasta County
• I-5 traffic rollover reported
• Redding weather: Sunny skies should prevail throughout week
• Editorial: Planning failures come to a head on Knighton Road
• Ruth Marcus: Will boy politicians ever learn?
• Greg Beale: What's wrong with Redding? The politics
• Various blood types needed
• MMSE tests for mental capacity
• Health tip: Protect yourself from West Nile virus
• COPD is on the rise
• Foothill's Andrew Millner taken in MLB draft; Orioles get 2010 graduate in 45th round
• Shasta Raceway to host weekend monster trucks
• Area Roundup: Colt .45s fall 7-3 to Glory in 11-inning game
• North State in Brief: June 9, 2011
• North state rivers to run fast with snowmelt
• Stabbing suspect enters not-guilty plea; victim is upgraded to fair condition
• Today in History: June 9, 2011
• DermStore will vacate site in downtown Redding; operations to be consolidated with L.A. firm
• Goats chow down at Whiskeytown
• Redding extends deal for aluminum plant; SAF given additional year to build
• Trinity Hospital parcel tax advocate: ‘Everybody wins' with passage of Measure T
• City of Redding crews to continue to maintain parks
• Put on a good face for bosses; entrepreneur offering free Internet photos for job seekers
• UPDATED: Shasta County jail inmate tries to hang himself, suffers minor injuries
• Art Exhibition Currently On View: “The Natural Step”
• Firefighters contain quarter-acre fire
• UPDATED: Fatal traffic accident reported east of Shingletown
• The Fishing Report — June 10, 2011
• Voices of Faith — June 11, 2011
• Melting snowpack prompts river, creek warning
• RPD snares grant for anti-graffiti program
• Red Bluff man arrested for allegedly attacking another man with steel fence post
• Redding weather: Sunny skies and warm temps should stick around
• Electrical malfunction causes attic fire in Redding
• Man injured in rollover wreck on Whitmore Road
• Editorial: City councilors are popular — until they meet
• Thomas Sowell: Who pays price for being wrong?
• Easy Sausage Wontons wins Last Recipe Standing contest
• Martin Reid: National security is bankrupting children
• Carolyn Heaton: There's always money for war, tax cuts
• Baking with sugar substitutes
• MLB draft: Shasta High alumnus Aaron Westlakepicked in 3rd round by Tigers
• Current, former Colt .45s chosen Tuesday in baseball draft
• Area roundup: Colt .45s halt losing streak
• Kevin Askeland: Top 10 high school coaches of the year
• Retail center plan advances; residents see wasting of Churn Creek Bottom farmland
• Learn to Sing Four-Part Harmony Workshop for Women
• Painting on Location at EdenVale Winery
• Lakehead sex offender arrested in online sting
• North state fugitive finally nabbed in Humboldt County
• Horse shows canceled at the Shasta District Fair
• Shasta High grad drafted by Detroit Tigers
• Westlake taken by Tigers in third round
• Vocal Master Class Led by Franc D’Ambrosio
• Tehama deputies subdue combative Manton man
• Tehama deputies investigating sheep theft
• UPDATED: Redding man hospitalized following stabbing
• Parolee arrested following chase
• Five arrested following reported street fight
• Redding teen arrested after reportedly stealing pickup
• Redding weather: Let the sun shine in
• Tom Elias: California's best places held hostage
• Michael Williams: Road closure gives Cal Fire black eye
• Scene: June 7, 2011
• Natalie Larson: Palin is the original ding-dong
• Rick Hartley: Texas is no model for Californians
• Editorial: Flexibility is nice, but won't fix City Hall
• North State in Brief: June 7, 2011
• Building dollar valuation rises
• How much longer will weather last?
• Poll: City charter status opposed
• Business lending workshop planned
• Plea deals fall through in two cases
• North State Marketplace: June 7, 2011
• Gust of enthusiasm: Anticipation abounds for flight of storm-hatched eaglets
• Today in History: June 7, 2011
• Locals hope for phone call today
• Council to weigh charter future
• Attack on dog leaves McArthur shaken
• Area roundup: Hicks adds size to floor at Chico St.
• UPDATED: Redding man hospitalized after stabbing
• Police chase man through Redding's Garden Tract
• Attorneys can't hash out plea bargains in two high-profile Redding cases
• 2005 murder defendant set to go to trial in September
• Child molestation defendant granted court delay
• Teens arrested in smoke shop burglary
• Rising creek traps scout troop
• Driver arrested following 100 mph chase on Highway 299
• Angle for those yellow perch
• nonstop fun
• Outdoor women urged to join rafting adventure
• Lewis Chamberlain: Maintain control of gifted property
• Trek Tech: Flaws block good bottle
• Business Spotlight: North State Alliance
• Nerd Chicks: Great dads deserve great gadgets as gifts
• Worst oil spill in U.S. history – a bird's eye-view
• Father and son stuck in snow rescued by Tehama County personnel
• Buzz on the Street: Mission hopes to help local economy
• Redding weather: One more day of showers before sun shines
• Firefighters head to blaze
• Editorial: How to unplug the electronics? Just Google it
• Bob Williams: A tale of two ‘people's budgets'
• R.T. Douse: Vanishing landscapes are worth working to preserve
• Gay community makes statement
• Barfuss wins Redding City Open
• D-Day anniversary: World War II hero visits war site
• No county budget cuts, for now
• Redding weather: Afternoon showers and thunder possible
• Silas Lyons: Redding needs a new attitude
• Editorial: With furloughs, don't let fairness trump finances
• Alana Burke: Every day should be Memorial Day
• Sharli Haines: The pot-addled population needs to face life
• Tom Dunlap: Time for lifting, loading, thoughts of BLTs
• Book Review: Another treat in the Ladies' Detective series
• Bon Voyage: Select a travel agent, but with a great amount of care
• Engagement: Lisa Cherysse Simons and David Francis Kross
• Engagement: Crystal Carpenter and Matt MacDonald
• Wedding: Crystal Marks and Adam Hilton
• Bruce Morin: On the edge of next Holocaust
• James W. Gibson: Whatever happened to rule of law?
• Robert Paul Parker: Community helps bear pain of loss
• Jim Reed: Government can balance budget and protect middle class
• Dan Walters: Legislature interferes with locals
• Brett Henderson: We don't live in a free market
• Bill Head: Taxpayers see what's coming
• D'Acquisto finishes eighth in 1,600
• Area roundup: Barfuss blocks out rain
• Rain hangs on bit longer
• Small electrical fire put out just before firefighters arrive
• Redding weather: Rain through Monday
• Editorial: Dock lawmakers' pay? Yes, voters were serious
• Marc Beauchamp: The two worst jobs in journalism?
• Arlene Watson: A job well done
• Ron Albertini: College scholarships for illegals? Really?
• Mary Morin: The law must focus on lifting morals
• CIF State Track and Field Championships: D'Acquisto gears up for title in 1,600
• Area Roundup: Colt .45s stifled in their home opener
• Jeffrey Jen: Porter aims for stardom with Shasta
• 65-year-old gets honorary Enterprise High diploma
• "A sense of pride": 3 high schools host graduations
• Goodwill wants to open store on Hilltop Drive in Redding
• Redding, SAF will discuss extension
• North State in Brief: June 4, 2011
• North State Marketplace: June 4, 2011
• Sacramento River flows will increase this weekend
• Keswick could see volume increase
• Sheriff's Office looking for suspects in Anderson burglaries
• Redding woman takes plea bargain in stabbing case
• Sacramento River levels to fluctuate as storm approaches
• Student from Simpson's South Korea cohort graduates in Redding
• Vocal master class led by legendary "Phantom of the Opera" star
• Rib cookoff, classic car show and hot air balloon festival returns to Rolling Hills Casino this weekend
• Leave clippings
• Local retirees head statewide retired teachers association
• SWEAT Running Club awards 13 scholarships
• North State Adventures for School Age Children being offered again this year by Palo Cedro Experimental Farm & Research Station
• Redding man charged with assault after wife failed to cook dinner waives court hearing
• Redding Weather: Chance of showers in forecast
• Redding police seek help finding tire-slashing vandals
• Keswick man stabbed in debt dispute
• Editorial: 40,000 pot users in the city? Give or take 39,952
• Charles Krauthammer: Our salutary debt-ceiling scare
• Don Babb: You might need that safety net
• Mark McCandlish: Tacky ad mars Memorial Day
• Kathe and John Martin: An awesome tribute
• Harold Fjosne: Haven't we outgrown Wild West justice?
• Bright Future for Westlake
• Cunningham taking different path to title
• Track athletes gear up for state meet
• T.J. Holmes: Scheduling shuts out track stars
• Area Roundup: Enterprise High plans camps this summer
• MLK Center hosts Race Amity Day
• UPDATED: Fire contained at Shasta College
• EDC leader Lascelles on the the job, finding jobs
• Forgotten purse leads to 3 arrests at Corning casino
• Ex-mayor, Dunsmuir await date in court
• For new Redding restaurant, chef DeMercurio goes Old School
• Despite weather, north state festivals will go on
• A gated-in community: Residents decry Sugar Pine Camp Road's planned closure
• North State Marketplace: June 3, 2011
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• Cal Fire again will close controversial road to Backbone Ridge
• Old School Restaurant to open inside former Pio Loco in downtown Redding
• Pilot identified in fatal Trinity County helicopter crash
• Taking off Interest in bamboo grows into business selling plants, shoots
• Casey Schurig: Soggy spring shouldn't drown garden plans
• Ask Anna: Here's how to clean a grimy oven window
• Master Gardeners: Aphids cause curled plum leaves
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• All League baseball: CV's Pitt caps senior season with NAL MVP
• All League softball: Anderson claims title, junior Hawkins named NAL MVP
• Area Roundup: Shasta basketball, tennis camps to begin
• Shasta County jail inmate attempts hanging with telephone cord
• SEIU agrees to Redding City Hall furloughs
• To Do List: June 2, 2011
• Musician Spotlight: Shingletown musician lays down a beat for ArtHop
• Dining Out: Market St. Pizza & Deli dishes up delicious, reasonably priced meals
• Concerts/Shows: JPR/Cascade series boasts diverse, star-studded lineup
• Summer: Time for some toe-tappin’: Mosquito Serenade, MarketFest kick off
• UPDATED: Deputies: Women arrested at Corning casino trying to reclaim purse with meth inside
• Editorial: Which unpopular business will pols single out next?
• Thomas Cramer: Cruel online buzz defames the dead
• Ann Meyer: Prank or crime? Don't repeat it
• Lowell E. Antell: Krauthammer hates Obama, loves Israel
• Ruth Marcus: Imagine an ‘adult conversation'
• Bold steps: Shasta High students overcome obstacles to graduate
• North State in Brief: June 2, 2011
• Mom's murder trial in Trinity County put on hold
• Three north state hospitals add free Wi-Fi service
• Pacheco speller Twight's run at national bee ends
• Gateway hires Stuart as interim superintendent
• Federal housing grants to Redding sharply reduced
• Red Bluff farmers market ideas germinate
• North State Marketplace: June 2, 2011
• UPDATE: Flue fire in Palo Cedro didn't spread to rest of house
• UPDATE: Arson at vacant garage in south Redding
• Tornado spotted north of Yuba City
• Senior Living: Bucket list triumphs will last a lifetime
• O- blood needed, several drives planned
• Burney man arrested on child molestation charges
• New homes benefit more than buyers and builders
• UPDATED: Man injured in fall at French Gulch gold mine
• UPDATED: Liam Twight misses going to final round by 1 point
• The Fishing Report — June 3, 2011
• Wreck reported at N. Market and Lake Blvd. in Redding
• Wrecks reported on Highway 44, I-5
• Criminal case put on hold for McKinleyville mother accused of drowning toddler
• Redding Weather: Storm clouds over town
• Stan Little: Tea Party philosophy: ‘Let them eat cake'
• Larry Crow: Money for cigarettes, but not kids' shoes
• Tom Stokely: Water bill is bad for the north state
• Ernest Wirt: Redding on the edge of becoming a ghetto
• Joe Paita: Herger must go in 2012
• The Dukan diet
• Editorial: Mayers cutbacks show side-effects of budget crisis
• Deputies doubt assault story
• Kevin Askeland: Track trio can still get gold at state
• Area Roundup: Redding Diamondbacks baseball takes second place in tourney
• Anderson speller takes on nation for third time
• North State Marketplace briefs: June 1, 2011
• Plea deal rejected in accidental shooting
• Some crash details given
• Stan Little: Tea Party philosophy: ‘Let them eat cake'
• Tom Stokely: Water bill is bad for the north state
• Editorial: Mayers cutbacks show side-effects of budget crisis
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• Joe Paita: Herger must go in 2012
• Larry Crow: Money for cigarettes, but not kids' shoes
• Attic fire reported at Redding home
• UPDATED: Student pilot dies in Trinity County helicopter crash
• Deputies ask for help in alleged Corning casino abduction
• Brotherly dispute over medical pot lands Redding man in jail
• Jittery man hiding drugs, gun, Tehama deputies say
• Sharon Randall: Friends and family help keep you going
• Traffic stop nets two arrests in Gerber
• 'Potato gun' confiscated from Red Bluff man
• UPDATED: Long Beach teen dies at Burney Falls state park
• Pickup rolls on I-5 near Pollard Flat
• Orland police chief on leave pending theft investigation
• Redding Weather: Soggy weather for the week
• Editorial: As insurance, Trinity parcel tax is a bargain
• Richard Long: Liberals driving us into a ditch
• Charles Bispala: Tea Party should battle lobbyists
• Tom Elias: Was 2010 California's 1994 redux?
• Man beaten with bat near Anderson
• Pair wanted for questioning in fire
• Greatest sacrifices are recognized
• Today in History: May 31, 2011
• Holiday arrests for DUI on rise
• Mount Shasta chief's outlook stays positive
• Teaching life skills
• North State in Brief: May 31, 2011
• Bidding to start for next landfill phase
• Low temperature record set Monday
• Voices of Faith — June 4, 2011
• UPDATED: Wreck brings down power pole east of Redding
• UPDATED: Fire causes more than $100,000 in damage to north Redding home
• UPDATED: Pilot killed in Trinity County helicopter crash
• Lake Shasta boat wreck leads to BUI arrest
• Redding weather: Chance of holiday rain
• Editorial: Some day soon, a Memorial Day without a war
• John Wildermuth: For Gov. Brown, the good news isn't
• Forrest Smith: Obama should have come straight home
• Bill Philen: Honored by role in Rodeo Parade
• Lucky Jesrani: Build Day shows community spirit
• Today in History: May 30, 2011
• Club teams the way to gain soccer exposure
• Memorial Day services planned
• Shasta County DUI arrests up from last year
• Cattle rustling is on rise
• Vegetation fire reported near Mariners Point in Jones Valley
• DUI arrests up to 18 in Shasta, Tehama county AVOID campaigns
• Redding weather: Sunny and windy
• Tom Dunlap: Hard-working nurses welcome in our family
• Silas Lyons: Rot in the prisons runs deep
• Editorial: Delaying Civic closure would be a costly luxury
• Marc Dadigan: Ceremony heckling hurts all of Redding
• Anniversary: Mickey (Mick) and Carol Campbell
• Engagement: Ashley Carter and Brian Cobbler
• Bon Voyage: Select a travel agent with care
• Jay Ambrose: Tornadoes, apocalypse and global warming
• Debbie Simon: Roundabouts are safer and cleaner
• William Parr: Music cuts would impoverish schools
• Mavis Ferrell, Redding: Why give pass to immoral men?
• Pete Manzo: Many in Bay Area are faring worse
• Craig and Linda Vivas: Subdivision wrong for Mount Shasta
• Engagement: Holly Scroggins and Aaron Lopez
• Anniversary: Robert and Dolores Guill
• Claudia Mosby: Exploring variations of friendship
• Catch the reading bug this summer at north state libraries
• Annette Osborne: You never know when you will need dark chocolate
• Straight Talk: Some say let mother know about porn viewing
• New outreach is a welcome change for military veterans
• Police, boating safety respond to report of overturned canoe on Sacramento River
• DUI deaths, arrests down this year heading into Memorial Day weekend
• Redding weather: Thunderstorms possible today
• Editorial: 40,000 in co-ops? No — but reality is still sobering
• Marc Beauchamp: Carlton vs. our ‘John Wayne mentality'
• Gisela Woods: Unlicensed driver deserves impound
• William Shockley: Decriminalizing drugs is answer
• Alex Landi: Liberals owe an apology
• Theodore Klaseen: First, close tax loopholes
• John P. Schafer: Houses of correction
• NSCIF Track and Field Championships; D'Acquisto takes title in 1,600 and 3,200 meters
• Winning through the pain; Jovon Cunningham wins triple jump despite injury
• Nighttime chill in air for north state holiday campers
• Missing woman's father dies; Siskiyou man had hoped to see justice in his lifetime
• Purists believe May 30 proper for Memorial Day; date chosen to honor dead from Civil War
• North state Marketplace: May 28, 2011
• SETI scours Earth for cash; donations sought to restart deep space search
• North State in Brief: May 28, 2011
• K-9 Appreciation
• Wyse picked to lead Shasta College; official accepts board's offer, will replace Lewis in August
• Judge OKs delay in drowning trial; girl's father faces charges in July death
• Today in History: May 28, 2011
• Cop Talk: If you miss that turn, go around block; it's safer
• Marc Dadigan: Ceremony heckling hurts all of Redding
• Two arrested, 1,000 ecstasy pills seized during SAGE bust
• Motorist killed in Tehama County wreck
• Master Gardeners: Redding area is good place to grow berries
• Laura Christman: Will grafted tomatoes get to the root of problems?
• Vintage market features old items used in new ways
• Ask Anna: Here's how to clean a discolored oven door
• Bill Keep: Book chronicles struggle to grow fruit
• Murder trial reset for Sept. 27
• No more famine for celiac disease
• Child endangerment trial delayed
• Avoid pushy grasses
• Redding man interrupts burglary attempt
• Wreck reported in west Redding
• Redding weather: Unseasonably mild holiday weekend ahead
• Editorial: City cost cuts deserve a hand, not accusations
• Sue McMichael: The law-abiding must speak up
• Mary Catherine Pearl: Local diversion beats warehousing
• Charles Krauthammer: How Obama undercut Israel
• Jeangerard, Forrest-Cawker take top honors; both earn 2011 scholar-athlete of year awards
• Marijuana collective numbers infuriate police chief; Hansen says medical pot being sold illegally
• Job candidate for Shasta College president stresses experience; Wyse focuses on budget issues
• Travelin' in Time: Gold mining and the history of Buckeye
• North State in Brief: May 27, 2011
• Nature's cruelty whacks Butte, Glenn county farmers; tornadoes uproot area almond crops
• Four weeks, two wheels: Mountain bikers compete in Blazing Saddle races
• T.J. Holmes: Athletes hit track to end the '11 season
• Memorial Day closures and veterans-related events
• Picking, grinning for God; Agajanian will perform at two events
• Run to help the oppressed in Burma; Saturday event a first for Redding, a world movement
• Seniors likely to lead way at section track, field meet; some athletes may take home multiple titles
• Happy Valley boy is spelling guru; third trip to nationals makes Liam Twight a l-e-a-d-e-r
• Today in History: May 27, 2011
• Time to shine: Red Bluff's Dahlberg is ready for track, field competition
• Mt. Shasta timberland change sought; Roseburg requests rezoning for homebuilding, but trade preferred
• Tehama Co. Secret Witness offers reward for information on ATV theft
• CHP: Drunken driver crashes into tree near Montague, major injuries
• Jeangerard and Forrest-Cawker recognized as 2011 Scholar-Athletes of the Year
• Possible fatal accident reported in Tehama County
• To Do List: May 26, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Former lawyer re-focuses her passion to become a photographer
• Dining Out: Standing the test of time: Jack’s Grill does it right
• On the Town: Bella Vista scene revived With Dry Creek remodel
• Concert: Australian rhythm guitar master will light up north state stage
• CHP: Three hurt in rollover wreck on I-5 in Tehama County
• Share your tornado photos
• Redding weather: Mix of clouds, sun, some showers
• Editorial: It's time to end the six-figure soft landings
• Ruth Marcus: Did he have to blame his wife?
• Bob Small: Roving cats area city nuisance
• Fred Meyer: REU 'tax' is outrageous
• John Kinsner: 'Beloved pet' can cause major damage
• Today in History: May 26, 2011
• Section-event victors look to defend titles at Friday track, field meet
• Healthy as a horse: Foal injured last year makes school visit to fundraising fans
• Kent Dagg settles ATV lawsuit; AMCO ends fight over 2008 accident costs
• Efficiency pays off for homeowners; REU program gives rebates for retrofits
• Storm spawns two tornadoes; no injuries reported in Butte; snow in mountains
• West Valley's Corissa Storms, sophomore Hannah Dorman look to go the distance
• Prices drop as Shasta County foreclosures rise; home costs fall 9 percent to $149,550
• North State in Brief: May 26, 2011
• Relay for Life advocate, Gregg Carter, dies at age 54; oncologist battled cancer for 30 years
• Senior Living: Scratch Ireland, skydiving from list
• Anderson High football team has new leader; Patterson will replace coach Gosch
• Area Roundup: Lake Redding holds fundraiser for G-Force
• Trudi Pratt: One way of saving on the groceries: Grow your own
• North State Marketplace: May 26, 2011
• Redding police arrest suspect in April 9 stabbing
• Marijuana Eradication Team arrests four, destroys more than 32,000 plants in two raids
• Masked men rob Corning ice cream shop, police say
• Editor's note: Redding police chief not retiring
• Officers use spike strip on I-5 to arrest Bay Area man in Siskiyou County
• Redding weather: Showers, with thunderstorms possible in afternoon
• Athens Avenue temporarily closed due to crash into power pole
• Editorial: Prison ruling is wake-up call to Legislature
• Thomas Sowell: Pols just want to play Santa
• Jackie Bell: Life-savers averted new family tragedy
• Renee Willis: Leave circumcision choice to parents
• Stew Jankowitz: Thanks for thoughts, you hateful cowards
• Christine Mitchell: Left behind
• Donna D. Ellis: Ye Know not
• Timothy Duffy: To stop abortions, promote adoptions
• Add flavor to turkey burgers
• Shasta High's Cody Ramage takes aim at section championships in shot put and discus
• Area Roundup: Golf tourney in Redding to benefit veterans museum
• Colt .45s to have plenty of depth this season; Redding team touts 15 pitchers on roster
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• Thomas Sowell: Pols just want to play Santa
• The Fishing Report — May 27, 2011
• Arraignment continued to June 1 in toddler killing
• Redding East Rotary awards more than $14,000 in scholarships
• Two-vehicle wreck on I-5 in Redding
• North Valley Bank warns customers about card scam
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny today; wet weather arrives Wednesday
• Finalists named for scholar award
• Field redo under way
• Area roundup: Weed golfer uses playoff to advance
• Editorial: Grim numbers, these days, are the good news
• Tom Elias: Rail planners show signs of wising up
• John Ostrowski: Is AG accountable for double talk?
• Jeff Jones: Voters had chance to save the parks
• Patricia Crow: Shasta choirs are a treasure
• Wes Breese: More than just a long weekend
• Details emerge in drowning of toddler
• Students gross out at Turtle Bay exhibit
• City workers cheaper than private sector
• Water in the lake, snow in mountains
• Today in History: May 24, 2011
• North state marketplace briefs: May 24, 2011
• ‘Mental wellness'
• I-5 hotel project on planners' agenda
• Request for development in works
• Ruling called a ‘travesty of justice'
• North state briefs: May 24, 2011
• Tom Elias: Rail planners show signs of wising up
• Ongoing feud lands Siskiyou County man in jail
• Voices of Faith — May 28, 2011
• Weed man arrested on suspicion of DUI after wrecking car
• Oregon man in jail, Cottonwood man healing after possible DUI crash
• UPDATED: Supreme Court rules California must release thousands of inmates
• UPDATED: Sheriff says mother confessed to drowning daughter in Trinity River
• UPDATED: Fight in Caldwell Park between two transients
• UPDATED: Overturned gravel truck near Hwy. 44 and 89
• Redding weather: Slight chance of thunderstorms in afternoon
• Editorial: To save money, state decides to kill industry
• Bob Williams: Where is our Jonathan Swift?
• John Keye: We need morality, not easy abortion
• John Oertel: Gutting Medicare, backing Big Oil
• Ken Archuleta: Crediting Bush is partisan chicanery
• Fifth-annual Walk N Roll: Making a difference
• Momentum maker?
• North state briefs: May 23, 2011
• Knights' Porter first in discus
• Today in History: May 23, 2011
• Voters weigh lifeline for hospital
• Suspect sought in attempted robbery
• UPDATED: Vegetation fire near Cottonwood Creek Road contained
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny, afternoon thunder possible
• Locals fare well as Redding Rodeo closes
• Lauren Forcella: Mother shames husky daughters
• Bon Voyage: Rules for taking a trip in somebody else's car
• Engagement: Torri Glasgow and Raymond Cardilino
• Wedding: Krysten Hohl and Philip Adams
• Redding Library: A new catalog and digital library updates
• Joyce Dolan: Ordering raid was indeed courageous
• Engagement: Kyla Woolf and Aaron Halter
• Dodi Jones: State doesn't act like it's broke
• Tom Dunlap: Recalling rodeos and wooing wife
• Ted James: Forests need human touch
• May Honeyball: Lawsuit seeks safety, not money
• Nat Ducat: Hedging bets, Toyon will bloom
• Editorial: Are state parks closing? Only if we let them
• Silas Lyons: Class of '11, shine your shoes
• Distinctly Green: VersaGlass containers are Ziploc's newest reusable
• Lewis Chamberlain: Protecting land for humans, wildlife
• Nerd Chick Adventures: Some gadgets can make your vacation even more pleasant
• David Benda: Wong denies P.F. Chang's rumors
• Annette Osborne: Dreaded trip to the mall was not so bad after all
• Man falls down cliff near Sacramento River, boater assists in rescue
• Search continues for missing girl, mother arrested
• Redding weather: Nice day for a parade
• Rodeo Week concludes with downtown parade, rodeo
• Champion returns to ring at Redding Rodeo; Kruse takes aim at title in saddle bronc
• So far, no lifesaver for Redding Convention Center but sinking facility has support
• Schauman pleads not guilty; charged with manslaughter from 2009 death at Redding dance club
• Area jobless rate falls to 15.6 percent; construction industry helps by adding jobs
• Editorial: In popular-vote drive, GOP balks but could benefit
• Marc Beauchamp: Woodrum sons honor dad, a WWII hero
• Mark Kreitzer: 'Feral' cat cage traps beloved pet
• Karen Whittaker: Haven irons out licensing glitch
• Steve Andrade: Words can kill
• Division I: Hornets claim 5th-straight title; D'Acquisto shines
• Prep baseball: Wolves remain in hunt for a title; Falcons will try for three-peat
• Prep softball: Powers, upstarts wind up; Red Bluff, Anderson set for title runs
• Division II: Competitors shine at key track, field meet
• Area Roundup: Red Hawks wins at NAIA Nationals; next up is Simon Fraser
• Flippin' flapjacks: 10,900 show up for Asphalt Cowboys' annual feed
• Mom found; search for girl ensues; Woman had no recollection of daughter
• Today in History: May 21, 2011
• North State Marketplace: May 21, 2011
• North State in Brief: May 21, 2011
• Equine Herpes Virus reaches Shasta County
• Trio sentenced for roles in downtown melee
• Redding sex offender going back to prison
• UPDATED: Wildfire chars two acres in Millville
• Shasta County's jobless rate falls in April
• UPDATED: Search on for missing girl, 2; mother found nude on Trinity County highway
• Master Gardeners: Use ashes in garden with care
• In exchange for all they do, bees just need a little help
• Ask Anna: Give a little attention to small cleaning jobs
• Anderson couple has splashy front yard
• UPDATED: Schauman pleads not guilty to 2009 Club Ice death
• UPDATED: Pancake breakfast draws about 10,000 people to downtown Redding
• Redding weather: Sunny, warm weekend despite slight chance of rain Sunday
• CHP reports fatal accident in Cottonwood area
• Redding man arrested after stolen debit card was used to make purchases
• Parolee arrested following assault at Shasta Regional Medical Center's emergency department
• Editorial: Report opens a window onto two Californias
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama embraces Bush doctrine
• Ken Rice: Unlucky drivers pay three times
• Bob Talbot: Why is a dog so valuable?
• Stan Mcdyse: Where's coverage of local talent?
• Coty Dawn Gama: No greater star
• Walk-off grand slam: Johnson's extra-inning blast powers Falcons to playoff win over Wheatland
• Albertson's clutch single propels Wolves to triumph
• Anderson Cubs too much for Huskies; Cheridan Hawkins strikes out 19 batters
• Cowboys come out on top at Redding Rodeo
• Law enforcement help pledged; Attorney General Harris discusses DNA cases, gangs
• Area Roundup: Lubbock Christian downs Simpson in World Series
• 'Taboo' lifestyle raises ruckus; senator seeks review of Redding man's disability benefit
• Forum for president hopefuls; public can meet top two Shasta College finalists
• Rodeo parade set for downtown Redding; woman unmasks Lone Stranger and sidekick
• Kids put peers on path toward better health; Redding Walmart joins youths' drive
• Today in History: May 20, 2011
• Attorney General Kamala Harris meets with law enforcement in Redding
• Man to stand trial in dog's death
• UPDATED: Redding woman identifies the Lone Strangers
• UPDATE: Highway 97 north of Weed clear after big rig trailer fire
• Etna man killed while fixing SUV
• UPDATED: Okla. Sen. Coburn questions whether Redding 'adult baby' should receive disability benefits
• To Do List: May 19, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: World traveler enjoys creating, studying diverse works of art
• Dining Out: Anderson eatery features unusual tasty treats
• On the Town: Maxwell’s livens up Market Street downtown
• Redding native heads to Africa for humanitarian outreach
• Play: Riverfront presents ‘A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum’
• Powdery mildew is common
• Redding weather: Sun to shine into next week
• Ruth Marcus: Spare us a bullet-point presidency
• Editorial: Outline of cuts? No, city needs path around them
• Barbara Frisbie: You might need help some day
• Bill Head: Who do Republicans think they are?
• Thrills in store for fans of rodeo; Redding's 63rd annual event kicks off
• West Valley advances to face No. 2 Wheatland; Eagles make most of Lassen's five miscues
• Redding program upsets local travel agents; department tries to sell trips to raise funds
• Low prices lift Shasta home sales total; half of deals in county were foreclosures
• Lone Stranger's loot is found; identity of culprits remain $300 mystery
• Ride of Silence draws 50 bicyclists; Redding event held to honor hurt, killed cyclists
• Homeless find services at yearly Redding event
• Area Roundup: Fall River's Lakey has huge day in softball
• Cubs crush Bears; Anderson's offense picks up pace in win
• Simpson's Redhawks making first trip to NAIA tournament
• North State in Brief: May 19, 2011
• Report details 'punch' video at Redding dance club; police said '09 victim's arms down
• Investigations yield culprits in pair of April fires
• Trinity River advocate Byron Leydecker dies
• Today in History: May 19, 2011
• Lucero planning free olive oil event in Corning
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• Ruth Marcus: Spare us a bullet-point presidency
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• Restored B-17 arrives in Redding
• UPDATED: Trial date set for man accused of animal cruelty
• More Americans bearish about housing recovery
• Shots fired in dinner dispute; Redding man arrested for assault
• UPDATED: Persistence pays as trio finds loot in second search; Lone Strangers still unknown
• Redding weather: Sunshine returns after wet, chilly storm
• Kevin Askeland: Softball bats also breaking records
• Editorial: Politics changes course of justice — and it should
• Thomas Sowell: Talk of taxes can't collect cash
• Ernest Wirt: Gangbangers will paint pistols pink
• Jim Robinson: District legal bills are grotesque waste
• Suzanne Turek: 'Angels' arrived after I-5 accident
• Rob McLennan: It's easy to make a fake look real
• Just what is salsa?
• Rainy day fun: Foothill girls win soccer game to advance
• Area roundup: Pleasant Valley golfers win meet, Redding Christian third
• Wet weather throws wrinkle into postseason; most softball, baseball games rescheduled
• Fire station staffing on deck; Redding to study using volunteers
• Builder cancels loan request; ex-council candidate McDilda owes on apartments
• TechniSoil seen on DIY's 'Yard Crashers'; Redding company gets national exposure
• Sheriff's Office identifies deputy in Sunday shooting near Round Mountain
• Willie and the Locos
• Tehama County man sentenced to prison for child molestation
• Shasta County supervisors approve Burney Express fare hike
• Shasta County to apply for housing study grants
• The Fishing Report — May 20, 2011
• Shasta County man accused of sexually molesting child
• Lone Stranger, sidekick strike again in Redding
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• Redding weather: Rain in the valley, snow in the mountains
• Cheri Tollefson LaBelle: Court doesn't need 'signature building'
• Janete Geren: GOP's Medicare plan is immoral
• Jack Jackson: Would officers be better off?
• Dan Cusiter: Who's on the guest list?
• Tom Elias: Dropout reports are a whitewash
• Editorial: A fire reserve could provide vital backup
• Manslaughter charge in Martinez killing
• County may seek grants for housing study
• Siblings meet after 40 years
• Rodeo Week activities
• Today in History: May 17, 2011
• Free services for homeless slated
• Landlord seeks new loan terms
• North state briefs: May 17, 2011
• Public defender: Berlinghoff not talking
• Suspect shot by deputies is in critical condition
• Medical media
• North state marketplace briefs
• Scene: May 17, 2011
• Area young musicians shine at competition
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• Tom Elias: Dropout reports are a whitewash
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• Charles Berlinghoff giving his public defender the silent treatment
• SWAT team called to Weaverville for standoff with parolee
• Health and Support Groups
• Morning garage fire reported near Red Bluff
• Voices of Faith — May 21, 2011
• B-17 grounded in Napa due to poor weather
• Brown releases revised budget; schools to get more money
• Donald Trump says he won't run for president
• Yreka woman killed in ATV crash
• UPDATED: Charges filed in '09 Redding nightclub death
• Redding weather: Rain possible today, Tuesday
• Woman attacked, robbed while trying to make bank deposit in Red Bluff
• Pizza, cash stolen from deliverer after stun gun attack in north Redding
• Editorial: SmartMeters: What's payoff for customers?
• Clifton Seago: Letter is bigotry against old, poor
• Dave Scott: One more reminder of lost history
• Cindy Smith: Good citizens need assistance
• Norman Brewer: Stop subsidies to the wealthy
• Gunshot victim reported in Oak Run
• Redding Christian girls tennis team finishes 2nd
• On the right track
• Gelding clinic aims to reduce homeless horses
• Today in History: May 16, 2011
• North state briefs: May 16, 2011
• Rodeo is likely to be rain-free
• Cottonwood firefighters put out garage fire
• UPDATED: Car rolls over on southbound I-5 north of Knighton Road
• UPDATED: Structure fire reported at Anderson Union High School
• Man injured in rollover collision in Anderson
• Redding weather: Hail and thunder possible
• Redding man dies in Old Oregon Trail crash
• Silas Lyons: Neglect generates its own rewards
• Editorial: 'Party of No' draws a map toward 'Yes'
• Emily Young: A perfect storm for Shasta County
• Casey Scott: Give timber belt its own representative
• Tom Dunlap: Good go-to-guy worth the wait
• Warren Swanson: Forests rightly limit off-roading
• Pat Lind: Clearcutting trees stokes fire risk
• Wedding: Elizabeth White and James Oyoque
• Engagement: Tessa Swan and Ian Frazer
• Engagement: Brandi Gregorio and Griffin Perea
• Travel tip: Packing
• Claudia Mosby: Mother's day reflections from a non-birth mother
• Bon Voyage: Don't be taken for a ride on vacation scams
• Straight Talk: Divorced dad urged to tell kids of new love
• Annette Osborne: Hike hits all the right spots with kids
• CJ and MJ Widman: Keep competition and local control
• Ty Capell: County-paid lunch leaves awful taste
• Joan Manning: Abortion bill is act of cruelty
• Bob Madgic: Administration's legacy is torture
• All count toward the limit
• Get off the couch
• Overturned big rig blocked traffic on Highway 299 for seven hours
• Redding police arrest two, seek third man in early morning fight
• UPDATED: Apartment shooting suspect turns himself in
• Clerk cited on suspicion of selling alcohol to minor
• Redding weather: Chance of showers today
• Editorial: Split decision reflects city's political divide
• Marc Beauchamp: What in the world's eating Cariann Gheen?
• Don and Debbie Fluhrer: Nation’s strength? Men like Cpl. Dennis
• David Hereford: Not enough officers when crime happens
• Kathleen Schlatter: 9/11 tribute said it all
• Faylon Brunemeier: Courage? Obama still shows none
• Foster's pitching, timely offense lead Shasta Wolves to triumph over Red Bluff
• Michaels stores will replace PIN pads; tampering not found at local store
• Bobcats claw past Cougars for upset playoff win
• Falcons top Eagles despite shaky start
• Redding gets semipro soccer team in Velocity
• Jeffrey Jen: Killebrew a player of his time
• Area Roundup: Patriots rally to upend Tigers
• Burney Falls path reopens after repairs
• 70 state park closures proposed; 5 in Northern California on chopping block
• Ropin' and ridin' at Redding Rodeo; barbecue, dance on tap for tonight
• New idea for fire station; Redding council will hear Jones' plan for volunteers
• Turtle Bay hits it big in auction; event could be positive sign for economy
• Raiders of the lost creek: Bug survey gives glimpse of condition of stream
• North State in Brief: May 14, 2011
• Bon Voyage: Don't be taken for a ride on vacation scams
• ? Tom Dunlap: Good go-to-guy worth the wait
• Wedding: Elizabeth White and James Oyoque
• Engagement: Tessa Swan and Ian Frazer
• Engagement: Brandi Gregorio and Griffin Perea
• Travel tip: Packing
• Mother's day reflections from a non-birth mother
• Emily Young: A perfect storm for Shasta County
• Shasta Co. deputies arrest Happy Valley man in underage sex sting
• Redding man sentenced to prison for molesting child
• Firefighters quickly put out fire along I-5
• State to close Castle Crags, four other north state parks
• Heirloom or hybrid tomatoes?
• Laura Christman: Tap into new HG features on Redding.com
• Ask Anna: Here's an easy spring-theme hostess gift
• Home and Garden briefs
• Garage fire reported in north Redding
• Slime time: Here's how to deal with snails, slugs
• Master Gardeners: Try nontoxic controls for weeds
• Redding weather: One last warm day before cool, showery weekend
• Two men rob another man in downtown Redding
• T.J. Holmes: Foothill's McCarthy secures spot at Boise St.
• Double trouble: Central Valley's Corbell, Pitt among best pitching duos in section
• Area Roundup: D'Acquisto named top scholar-athlete by EAL
• Cubs wrap up title, but Eagles claim their own win; teams split doubleheader
• Soldier laid to rest; Army Cpl. Preston Dennis honored at Northern California Veterans Cemetery
• City Council considers Stillwater Business Park incentives
• North State in Brief: May 13, 2011
• Charter panel split on decision; recommendations forwarded to City Council
• Let the games begin! New facility opens at Buckeye School of the Arts
• Grant Elementary School students honor fallen soldier Preston Dennis
• Redding School District theft probe costs $76K; official says investigation costly but useful
• North state logging magnate, church founder Emmett Baugh dies at 88
• Redding fined $72,000 for spill of chlorine-rich water into Sacramento River
• Today in History: May 13, 2011
• Special buy and closeout furniture store set to open in Redding
• North State Marketplace: May 13, 2011
• Woman killed by train in Cottonwood
• The Alexander Ranch grew olives and fruit
• ‘Romantic Riches'
• Volunteer opportunity: Shasta Women's Refuge
• Fiddle champ to perform
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• Redding soldier killed in Afghanistan laid to rest
• Paper products firm poised to move on Stillwater
• Dennis funeral procession passes through Redding
• State fines city of Redding $72,000 for January spill
• UPDATED: Motorcyclist injured in Redding crash
• DATABASE: Help search for missing people
• To Do List: May 12, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Challenges provide inspiration for lifelong north state artist
• Dining Out: Not your average Joe: Family-owned Cup of Joe delights java lovers
• Editorial: Large reserves? Teachers should thank district
• Ruth Marcus: Forget budget; tackle reality gap
• Christine Mitchell: Critics form own opinions
• Hailey Hill: Library policy is bad for all
• Central Valley, Foothill take No. 2 spots in bracket; playoff seeds don't change much
• Stepping up: Brandon Erickson embraces role as latest Foothill pitching ace
• Simpson looks to topple No. 1 CBC at National Christian College Athletic Association softball tournament.
• Redding Amateur Wrestling Club finishes meet in fifth place
• Park rededicated to memorialize firefighters killed in air crash 30 years ago
• State panel shifts fishing license revenue; LaMalfa vows to continue fight
• Father will stand trial; Jacob Berlinghoff accused of fondling daughter
• Numbers show foreclosure crisis is far from over in Shasta County
• Shining through: True Colors to feature works by artists who overcame illness
• Redding man tries to save swallow nests at Bridge Bay on Lake Shasta
• Shasta County workshop aims to lower pollution from greenhouse gases
• Longtime Shasta High football coach and teacher Economou, 86, dies of cancer
• Today in history: May 12, 2011
• North State in Brief: May 12, 2011
• North State Marketplace: May 12, 2011
• Overly aggressive hand-washing may be too rough on children
• Redding man accused of trying to kill his wife has trial date set
• Woman, boy hurt in Highway 97 wreck
• Redding weather: Slight chance of thunderstorms tonight
• Thomas Sowell: 'Education' often a hollow mantra
• Make a perfect pie crust
• George DeFillipo: What is cost of push to consolidate districts?
• Robert Banker: Are thefts not priority for RPD?
• Editorial: Disappointment over Stillwater is part of game
• Kitayama leads Chico to NSCIF Division I golf title
• Red Bluff softball team hitting its stride at the right time
• Kevin Askeland: Shasta boys tennis aims for second title in a row
• Area Roundup: Redding Christian Lions softball sweeps Mercy
• North State in Brief: May 11, 2011
• Cpl. Preston Dennis: Final welcome for an American hero; 23-year-old killed in action in Afghanistan
• School, union can't agree; Shasta High district offers raise; teachers say it's too low
• Opting out, for a price: SmartMeter nonbelievers being given a choice by PG&E
• On your mark, get set ... gold at Tehama County Special Olympics
• Police: Whiskeytown shooting of deputy was accidental
• Redding soldier killed in Afghanistan back home
• The Fishing Report — May 13, 2011
• Jacob Berlinghoff again rejects plea deal
• UPDATED: Motorcyclist killed in Highway 273 wreck
• Oregon man stabbed at party in Dorris
• ATV reported stolen
• Burn planned today at Whiskeytown
• Redding weather: Warmer today
• Editorial: Fire's benefits do not extend to rural homes
• Tom Elias: GOP needs earful on cuts' effects
• George Strango: Take away vote of those on dole
• Dick Arneson: Why do stories keep changing?
• Ken Fleming: Wrong to celebrate taking of any life
• CVHS gets No. 2 spot in playoff points list
• Enterprise duo comes up short in championship
• Liberty Christian dominates U Prep, 12-2
• Bicyclist taken to hospital
• Old trees at courthouse might be saved
• Rodeo: a study in Americana
• From WHISKEYTOWN LAKE to Sacramento River: New curtain will keep water cool
• Body of veteran coming home
• Today in History: May 10, 2011
• Reassignment doesn't interest DA prosecutor
• Styles with pizazz in store for kids
• Man dies in duplex fire
• North state briefs: May 10, 2011
• North state marketplace briefs: May 10, 2011
• UPDATED: Fires along Interstate 5 contained
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• MOTLEY TROUPE
• Bin Laden's death brings some closure to mother on loss of daughter
• Biker hit, injured by car in Redding's Parkview neighborhood
• Voices of Faith — May 14, 2011
• Man found dead in Red Bluff fire
• Redding soldier killed in Afghanistan coming home tomorrow
• Redding weather: Bright, breezy and mild
• Area Roundup Heat's sizzling start to season continues Redding tops Chiefs; remains undefeated
• Editorial: Redwood lovers' protests catch the state's eye
• Don Schimpff: Colleges bless us with local talent
• Ray Russell: Where's the help in our disaster?
• Vernon Packer: Kudos to those behind 'Cats'
• Oakley Howell: Save environment to save ourselves
• Bob Williams: The hydra-headed birther accusations
• Herger reintroduces wildfire bill
• 2 Redding women stabbed outside bar
• Woman trapped in car for 24 hours
• Today in History: May 9, 2011
• Shasta's season ends with downer
• ‘Multiplier' produces inequality
• Positive message
• Time to revisit fallen friends
• Women stabbed while fighting outside Redding bar
• Redding weather: Partly sunny with a chance of showers
• Silas Lyons: A blow for those wounded sailors
• Editorial: 'Food deserts'? Government can't make them bloom
• Patte Jelavich: Library policy isn't stifling anyone's speech
• Straight Talk: Male issues often ignored
• Bon Voyage: Rig a backpack to charge electronics
• Engagement: Monique Kelley and Neal Barrow
• Engagement: Amy Palko and Michael Dendas
• Engagement: Cyndel Lucyk and Aaron Rushton
• Annette Osborne: Friends during pregnancy usually friends forever
• Thomas Cramer: Editors should use discretion
• Larry Addison: Unarmed? So were terrorist victims
• Hal Paquin: Photo is vital reminder of 9/11
• Jeff Schauer: Herger working for the bankers
• Dee McDaniel: What happened to compassion?
• Wes Breese: We must support everyone's freedom
• Mary Morin: Sidewalks could save kids' lives
• Harold Ivie: Let's move past our blood lust
• Jim Nielsen: Federal bill would let public enjoy our public land
• Richard Malotky: To fight arthritis, tighten those bolts
• Engagement: Amber Hays and Joe Condrey
• Lake resort's outlook fickle
• Festival needs space for crowds
• Creatures abound in the water
• Produce Magic eliminates pesticides from produce
• UPDATED: Deputies arrest man suspected of killing dog
• Redding weather: Slightly cooler, partly cloudy today
• Editorial: Teacher pensions can offer a lesson for retirements
• Marc Beauchamp: Why is Turtle Bay so ‘gross' these days?
• Steven L. Williams, Redding: Grandfather would not fear change
• Brandon Kinzel: How about an IQ test?
• Richard Seltzer: Survey's results just don't add up
• Christine Mitchell: Give credit where due
• Jeffrey Jen: Knights' throwers hit marks
• Riding a hot streak: Foothill tops Shasta for seventh straight soccer victory
• Knights softball team look to keep going
• Area Roundup: Shasta College places 11 in top 10; Porter wins shot put, discus at track trials
• Cop Talk: Going to SoCal? Here are the rules for car pool lanes
• Today in History: May 7, 2011
• North State in Brief: May 7, 2011
• Leading by example: Anderson student's essay advances in contest
• Redding didn't get state's OK for water release in March; unfiltered wastewater entered Sacramento River
• It's time for ridin' in Cottonwood: Wheels favored first; parades lead to rodeo broncos and bulls
• Back to square one for Stillwater; potential first tenant SAF backs out, cites economy
• Gene's Drive-in founder dies, 95; Gene Nash set up Redding eatery 57 years ago
• Online real estate auction gets good response; listing includes Red Bluff site
• 130-mile Lassen trail gets a boost; Shasta County helps set up meeting about access
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• Bon Voyage: Rig a backpack to charge electronics
• Engagement: Monique Kelley and Neal Barrow
• Engagement: Amy Palko and Michael Dendas
• Engagement: Cyndel Lucyk and Aaron Rushton
• Friends during pregnancy usually friends forever
• Probate allows transfer of assets
• Engagement: Victoria Baldwin and Matthew Munroe
• Use tech tools for mom's gift
• In memory of Mom, make it cake, please
• Cranes lift spirits
• Engagement: Amber Hays and Joe Condrey
• Straight Talk: Male issues often ignored
• Trinty Co. deputies looking for missing Lewiston woman
• SAF suspends expansion plans in Redding
• UPDATE: No arrests in fight at Slaughterhouse Island
• UPDATED: Arrests made in Jan. robbery at Safeway parking lot
• Editorial: Trinity flood is rare nod to river that was
• Charles Krauthammer: Evil does not die of natural causes
• Mark Baird: DFG water permit? No such thing
• Fred Boest: Let fish lovers but their water
• Dream season: Shasta Knights' Cassidy Olson rebounds from freshman slump
• Domenic D'Acquisto runs to Arizona State; Enterprise teammate is now top rival
• T. J. Holmes: Oregon taps area for softball pitching; Anderson's Hawkins to be lone southpaw
• Chico edges PV for EAL North title
• Area Roundup: Simpson rallies in NAIA tourney
• Woman freed after sentencing in killing; Lunbery spent nearly 13 years behind bars
• Evans Furniture plans to replace Ashley Furniture; Redding store expected to open May 25
• Fallen comrades honored at Shasta County memorial service
• Circus in Redding passes inspection; officer checks welfare of animal menagerie
• Crash kills Anderson infant, seriously hurts mother; deer in roadway led to fatal wreck
• Today in History: May 6, 2011
• Going where no choir has gone before: Enterprise Starship awarded 8th in U.S.
• Charges added to gunfire case at Enterprise park; bail raised from $250,000 to $500,000
• North State in Brief: May 6, 2011
• North State Marketplace: May 6, 2011
• Fifth wheel destroyed by fire south of Red Bluff
• Charles Krauthammer: Evil does not die of natural causes
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• Men of Worth and John Hoban
• Redding man sentenced to prison for bank robbery
• Suspected drive-by shooter sees attempted murder count added to the list
• Evans Furniture will open in Redding in former Ashley location
• 1st Annual SLATE Charity Park N' Shine
• Anderson New Tech High student wins local Barnes & Noble essay contest, advances to regional level
• ETNA RODEO 2011 RODEO QUEEN
• Siskiyou Arts Council's Art on the Block & Musicians Swap meet accepting vendor applications
• Bass caught and released April 27
• Student is 12th in Family to Graduate Simpson University
• Local Girl Receives State Honor
• Wesak - Facing 2012 in Balance and Harmony
• To Do List: May 5, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Sonya Day
• Dining Out: New Greek restaurant offers refreshing, tasty, authentic fare
• Health tip: Plant a garden
• Honoring, helping folks whogive care
• Editorial: City charter cannot instill courage, vision
• Gordon DeWitt Jr.: Picture perfect
• Ruth Marcus: Our triumph, in full bloom
• Thomas McGowan: President Obama does the job right
• Patricia A. Dore: Now is the time to rally and pray
• Ken Pereira: My job required a birth certificate</p>
• George Wandrocke: No negotiating with extremists
• Area Roundup: Anderson's Cheridan Hawkins commits to Oregon
• Anderson football coach resigns; Lance Gosch plans to return to home state
• Verdicts in for five in downtown Redding melee
• National Day of Prayer
• North State in Brief: May 5, 2011
• Adult novelties store won't open near school outside Anderson
• Woman impaled on gate reaches settlement
• Leaflets keep flying; Redding library rules blocked for now
• Planned fire clears brush at Whiskeytown
• Trinity River water flows second highest since dams installed; release intended to flush waterway
• Change in store for Redding festival; downtown MarketFest to start sooner
• Today in History: May 5, 2011
• Mental Health Services Act to pay for 6 new positions for Shasta County
• Jury returns verdicts in downtown Redding melee case
• Trial date set for Redding man accused of attacking his sister with chain saw
• Woman sentenced to prison for robbing gas station
• None injured in school bus accident
• FBI warns of malware hidden in links to phony photos, video of dead bin Laden
• Prescribed burn sends smoke over Whiskeytown, western Redding skyline
• The top 10 booby traps on food labels
• Disaster drill today at Redding Municipal Airport
• Redding weather: Today should be sunny, warm and breezy
• Scratch and claw: Cougars eke out 4 hits, 10 runs in victory over Wolves
• Kevin Askeland: Play-in games to benefit section
• Falcons' pitching earns sweep, league title
• Area Roundup: Davis fans 12 in Cougars' victory
• Editorial: Caltrans digs high-tech hole for taxpayers
• Carole Berry: Handbills pose risk to disabled
• Thomas Sowell: Are you fed up with the Fed?
• Tom Wendt: Slowing down will save gas
• John P. Schafer: Light years away
• Jerry Hurley: What's with all these piercings
• C.T. Carden: It is president who owes apology
• Eve Hall: Mission accomplished
• PG&E rate increase criticized; low-income users hit hard, think tank says
• New construction continues to slump; contractors not hiring or buying material
• Fighting corruption as a public defender; Tim Pappas fights for the rights of defendants
• Today in History: May 4, 2011
• Tehama County draft laws on pot ready; one would ban medical dispensaries
• North State in Brief: May 4, 2011
• $534 lunch tab may alter Shasta County policy; noncounty workers also got to dine
• Sewage plant deal creates savings; pressure could ease on Redding rates
• Tehama County pot grower sentenced to nine years in prison
• Red Bluff parolee pleads guilty to weapons charge
• The Fishing Report — May 6, 2011
• Two killed in Trinity County wreck identified
• Three Shasta County volunteers helping Alabama tornado victims
• Whiskeytown plans prescribed fire starting Wednesday
• Redding weather: Expect another sunny day today
• Editorial: Blow for justice does not undo bin Laden's evil
• Terri Ricker: Graphic 9/11 photo sensationalizes death
• Emory Hanlon: Bin Laden's end too respectful
• Rudy Anberg: Is it Bush's fault?
• Suzy Coffee: In 2012? Anyone but vapid Trump
• Tom Elias: High-anxiety time for California pols
• Carlton eagles from 68 yards in pro-am win
• Baseball, Softball Playoff Points: Teams jockeying for position
• Teams take break, have fun
• Sights, sounds of an F-16
• Area Roundup: Area wrestlers place at state
• Rains soak up Lake Shasta
• Today in History: May 3, 2011
• Coming of age in 9/11 aftermath
• Volunteers needed as campground host
• Reactions of families, vets mixed after bin Laden's death
• North state briefs: May 3, 2011
• First-quarter earnings rise for local banks
• Poll highlights Shasta County's woes
• Redding man wins national writing award
• War on Terror has killed at least 17 from north state
• bin Laden's death prompts joy, reflection among north state residents
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• Court upholds Alameda County gun ban
• Two die in Trinity County traffic wreck
• Mountain lion killed in Millville area
• Voices of Faith — May 7, 2011
• Power line down in street after wreck
• 12-year-old admits shooting out home's windows, deputies say
• Four stranded kids rescued from Sacramento River sand bar
• Tehama County jail inmate hangs himself
• Man killed in motorcycle crash identified
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny skies forecast for today
• R-S publishes special edition for bin Laden death
• 3 Shasta softball players on all-state
• Red Bluff Pro Am field flubs ideal weather
• Dan Walters: Brown kills California Death Row boondoggle
• Editorial: Life in space? Answers will have to wait
• Dan K. Thomasson: Guns in church a recipe for disaster
• Community rallies for Matt
• North state residents react to bin Laden's death
• Today in History: May 2, 2011
• Osama bin Laden killed in firefight
• UPDATED: Redding man arrested in hit and run
• UPDATED: Firefighters called to rescue cat stuck in a tree
• Redding weather: Warm and sunny
• Silas Lyons: Marriage and monarchy endure
• Alana Burke: Does Tea Party have room for social issues?
• Editorial: Wind boom's costs looming on the horizon
• Michael W. Hall: Can RPD officers pick and choose calls?
• Kisses on a Postcard : A Tale of Wartime Childhood
• The Slippery Year : A Meditation on Happily Ever After
• Mothers & Daughters
• The Scarlet Kimono
• Time’s Legacy
• David Young: The rich don't need our alms
• Maggie Woodard: 'Reform' only serves Herger's elite donors
• RedBlueAmerica: Is Kansas' voter-identification law a good thing?
• Meurig Davies: Birthers owe an apology
• John Whittenberger: GOP in thrall to Norquist
• Hank Mostovoy: Let the Russians honor their dead
• Remember How I Love You: Love Letters From an Extraordinary Marriage
• Chalice of Roses
• Daughters-in-Law
• Nerd Chicks: Location tracking on cellphones necessary for thousands of apps
• Vince D'Amato: Death planning can be difficult
• Motorcycle rider injured in collision with vehicle at Bechelli Lane, Joaquin Ave.
• UPDATED: Minor injuries in 2-vehicle collision on East Cypress Ave.
• UPDATED: One killed in motorcycle crash near Anderson
• Redding Weather: Sunny, warm and windy
• Editorial: Annoyance is a small price for freedom
• Marc Beauchamp: Close the Civic? What would Carl Williams say?
• Maude Purde: Little room for displaced kids
• Bette Haas: Obama has wrong priorities
• Terrence C. Breidenbach: Racism is not America's priority
• Marvin K. Grudem: Two-faced VW: Was it legal?
• Area Roundup: Shasta softball team awarded No. 7 seed
• Foothill Cougars capture championship at Shasta Lake Bass Easter Baseball Classic
• Jeffrey Jen: Diamonds are ready for drama of playoffs; Simpson, Shasta softball teams rev up
• Simpson holds on to split doubleheader with OIT
• Checkout counter choices shape up; Anderson students get Walmart to raise bar on health
• Library leaflet lawsuits are filed; Tea Party Alliance, ACLU work together
• Mary's Pizza Shack coming to downtown Redding; eatery plans August opening
• Community leader William Beaty dies; 94-year-old was a giant in north state timber industry
• Woman ordered to pay back $78,000 in Shasta County Farm Bureau embezzlement
• Group wants rare Sierra Nevada red fox put on protected list
• Bugles, drums, lice, hard tack: Tehama students get taste, literally, of Civil War
• North State Marketplace: April 30, 2011
• Today in History: April 30, 2011
• Cop Talk: Yes, 'trucker bombs' are illegal, dangerous
• Red Bluff police: pair found dead inside residence may be murder-suicide
• Secret Witness offering reward for information on Pine Street fire
• Gov. Brown appoints new state VA chief
• Red Bluff Garden Club has long history of helping
• Laura Christman: Simple strategies for vegetable garden
• Ask Anna: Clean dirty tile grout with bleach pen
• Master Gardeners: Time to plant veggies
• Ex-farm bureau manager sentenced to prison for embezzlement
• Mary's Pizza Shack coming to downtown Redding
• Burglars ransack cabin, take nothing
• Two hurt in wreck near Round Mountain
• Redding weather: Sunny and breezy
• Editorial: Democrats wield new stick in budget debate
• Charles Krauthammer: The Obama doctrine: Lead from Behind
• Bill and Marcie Warren: A surprise gift
• Nancy Jacobs: Selective concern for lost liberty</p>
• Bill Walsh: What we can do about oil prices
• Gas Point Road project puts residents on guard; speeding, wrecks concern Cottonwood
• Liver transplant survivor organizes walk/run to encourage organ donation
• North State in Brief: April 29, 2011
• Today in History: April 29, 2011
• Highway video upgrade: Fiber-optic project seeks to improve communication between Caltrans, cars
• Sikhs celebrate Vaisakhi, invite residents; event will offer Punjabi food, festivities
• Deputy who shot co-worker identified; injury happened during search for suspects at lake
• Officials endorse use of prescribed burns; obstacles to suppression include scale, resources
• Lease could add life to Dunsmuir economy; Flora Inc. agrees to use ex-Coke plant
• On their game: Falcons slug their way to 2-0 in tourney play
• T.J. Holmes: Here's how the playoff pictures are stacking up
• Area Roundup: Knights end season with baseball win
• 25-year-old taken to hospital after falling from Convention Center balcony
• North State Marketplace: April 29, 2011
• Haggard's Help: Singer will perform at concert benefiting State Theatre renewal
• Federal grand jury indicts man on drug charges
• Man reports over $5,000 in knives, watches, games and necklaces stolen
• To Do List: April 28, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Boxing platypus, blue camel, dog with antenna: Whimsical artist reaches beyond realism
• Red Bluff pair arrested after swiping prescription drugs at knife point
• Dining Out: Fantastic food, larger location is winning recipe for Bricks Smokehouse
• On the Town: Market Street Wines grows with its customers’ desires
• Musical: ‘Music Man’: Shasta High students continue rich tradition of Broadway-caliber musicals
• Police release name of deputy involved in accidental Whiskeytown shooting
• Redding weather: Cooler, slight chance of showers
• Simpson softball players honored
• Hornets a surprise at 2-0
• The loss marks the fourth time in the past seven games that the Cubs dropped a game in the seventh inning or later.
• Editorial: Redding faces long but losing fight on REU fee
• R.T. Douse: A language barrier
• Michael D.D. Madden: Livings Streets is worth supporting
• Alex Landi: Tribalism has gone too far
• Paul Wellington: Recognition means a lot
• Ruth Marcus: In Trump, celebrity politics go bad
• Jacob Berlinghoff's attorney wants case reconsidered
• North State in Brief: April 28, 2011
• Preschool closings worry parents; education office trying to reduce budget
• Shasta deputy shooting: Still no details in case; department staying mum five days later
• Today in History: April 28, 2011
• Enterprise science, math stars headed to capital for Science Bowl
• Tehama County students to witness Civil War re-enactment this weekend
• Charter group looks for Redding savings; exemption from prevailing wages could save
• North State Marketplace: April 28, 2011
• It's nevertoo lateto learnmusic
• Make certain the good-guy bacteria gets replaced
• Redding man accused of attempted murder ordered to stand trial
• Tehama drug agents arrest three, cite juvenile in Red Bluff
• Red Bluff pair found dead inside residence
• Editorial: Redding faces long but losing fight on REU fee
• Shasta County authorities arrest man wanted in Oregon
• Editorial: Legislators need answers on fire camps
• Foods that help keep your heart healthy
• Nancy Bacciarini: A moment of grace in the parking lot
• Thomas Sowell: The Donald is Obama's trump card
• Dave Armstrong: Columnist's tune keeps repeating
• Bill Masten: State universities snubbing taxpayers
• Bass baseball classic brings fresh faces, team matchups
• Area Roundup: Simpson University golf duo get all-conference nod
• Kevin Askeland: Anderson's Cheridan Hawkins on cusp of record season
• Shasta County names new fire chief; Kyle also heads local Cal Fire division
• Today in History: April 27, 2011
• North State in Brief: April 27, 2011
• Tehama County gets update on impact fees plan
• Turtle Bay misses out on $7 million grant; park to scale down plans for museum entry
• Deputy's name remains withheld in Whiskeytown shooting
• Dryer fire contained in Anderson
• Kyle named chief for Shasta County Fire, Shasta-Trinity Cal Fire
• Sharon Randall: April 26
• UPDATED: Wreck reported near Round Mountain
• Redding weather: Sunshine and mild temps return
• Dan Greaney: Chico State has openings
• Suann Prigmore: Why is council pushing lawsuit?
• Editorial: To avert park closures, state needs disclosure
• Cheryl Ashburn: Parkinson's patients just want acceptance
• Duane Langeliers: A helping hand on the roadside
• Tom Elias: Which other friends did Schwarzenegger help?
• Federal spending in the spotlight
• Former Chevy dealership sold
• Today in History: April 26, 2011
• 4th-graders make pillows for foster homes
• Bagpipers tune up for competition
• North state marketplace briefs: April 26, 2011
• Fire crews: Heat is on
• Man still on the run
• French bail upped to $250K
• North state briefs: April 26, 2011
• The Fishing Report — May 1, 2011
• UPDATED: Big rig wreck blocks Highway 44 east of Eskimo Hill
• UPDATED: Redding man charged in Friday's drive-by shooting near park pleads not guilty
• Recreation Calendar: List of North State Rec. Clubs
• Search for wanted Hayfork man continues at Whiskeytown
• Voices of Faith — April 30, 2011
• Parolee caught hiding meth under bed
• Redding weather: Warmer weather on the way after shower chances today
• Bob Williams: How and when deficits can matter
• Wally Herger: Spending leaves us on borrowed time
• Editorial: ‘Redding' speech, never delivered, has online legs
• Loyce Kinzel: Simple solution: Annex Mexico
• Drumming up support
• Kempley, Ryan join Redding Planning Commission
• Today in History: April 25, 2011
• North state in brief: April 25, 2011
• Shooting star
• Krantz's team concept jump-starts Anderson
• Shasta places second in Yuba
• UPDATED: Kidnapping claims unfounded, police say
• UPDATED: Southbound lanes reopened on Pit River Bridge
• Redding weather: Showers likely
• Nat Ducat: Fry bread: The sharing of community
• Editorial: Ugly economy shows glimmers of turnaround
• Joe Cerami: Cowardly sniping is not free speech
• Bruce Ross: Will we learn germs' lesson?
• David Haddon: Planned Parenthood is top promoter of abortion
• Imam Abu Bakr H. Salahuddin: Political comment not aimed at Jews
• Stephen A. Fitch: Don't let fear kill fire camp
• Bill Jones: Scamming system is a way of life
• Curtis Brown: Government should cap price of oil
• Cathy Coleman: We all contribute to common good
• Jerry Hurley, Redding: Cut salaries across board
• John Cargile Jr.: Traffic handlers put kids at risk
• Ken Archuleta: Who's not paying taxes? For starters, GE
• John Keye: Jesus brings brotherhood
• Robin Filomeo: Horse roundups arecruel and wasteful
• Bruce Erwin: Prisoners' rights are low priority
• Rick Wideman: Graveyard workers nap — thank God
• Joyce Dolan: Herger on the job for Blue Cross
• Ty Capell: Let pols take furlough days
• Tape helps out knees
• Redding weather: Chance of rain today through Monday
• One driver arrested at DUI checkpoint in Redding
• J.D. Senter: Family grateful for all the help
• Richard Jacobsen: Sheriff's donation is an inspiration
• Marc Beauchamp: ‘I applaud Redding's talented, visionary leaders'
• Editorial: 'Living street' party leaves the car behind
• Sandra Jarosz: End the wars to cut budget
• Second effort: Sophomore duo leads way in Knights' win
• Jeffrey Jen: Collegiate softball sees surge in power
• Shasta Wolves close Bass Classic in style
• Area Roundup: Shasta College swimmers trail
• Suspect sought in shooting at Enterprise park
• Good News Rescue Mission's Food Fight fundraiser short of goal
• Shasta College students get a lesson in sustainability
• Herger talks to health workers
• Cop Talk: Patrol officers take it personally when work ethic questioned
• 16-year-old Redding boy hit by car dies; police say he ran in front of car
• Today in History: April 23, 2011
• River Heights votes against landscape tax; 3 other Redding subdivisions favor hike
• Shasta County deputy injured pursuing suspects; officials say bullet from officer's gun
• Good Friday: Following his path
• Bella Vista man sentenced to life in prison for murdering his girlfriend
• UPDATED:Enterprise Park drive-by shooter identified
• UPDATED: Officer shot during search at Whiskeytown
• UPDATED: Wreck reported in Happy Valley
• Redding Weather: Sunny and 70
• Dominant force: Shasta sweeps Foothill 9-0 and remains undefeated in tennis
• T. J. Holmes: Let them play more ballgames
• Simpson hires 2 new coaches; Red Hawks name leaders for men's hoops and volleyball
• Red Bluff comes out on top of pitchers' duel at Bass tournament
• Recovery center on path to reality; Happy Valley residents leery of permit plan
• Area Roundup: Anderson softball team sweeps Central Valley
• Editorial: Sheriff Lopey keeps his word, sets an example
• Charles Krauthammer: The Presidential Racing Form, 2012
• Neil Posson: Fair taxes would cut nation's debt
• Steve Andrade: Testy, testy
• Gary Rossman: Show me the money
• Bette Severtson: AARP — we're the good guys
• Mobile home burns in Round Mountain area
• Flight school on city radar; IASCO is pursuing permanent campus in Redding
• Redding district schools superintendent hired; Newman administrator to move here
• Car strikes 16-year-old pedestrian; Redding boy runs into street, suffers major injuries
• Service center for VWs planned; facility in Redding could open as early as June
• Summer salmon fishing OK'd; first time in four years for Sacramento River
• Today in History: April 22, 2011
• Anderson names acting police chief; Webb out indefinitely on medical leave
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• Charles Krauthammer: The Presidential Racing Form, 2012
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• 15-year-old hit by car on Victor Ave., suffers major injuries
• State sets first salmon season in four years for Sacramento River
• Caltrans honors fallen workers
• Merle Haggard plans Red Bluff performance
• To Do List: April 21, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Not too shabby: ‘Burlap Harlots’ showcases handmade, one-of-a-kind finds
• Dining Out: Don’t wait for a special occasion to enjoy a meal at Maritime
• Ruth Marcus: A storm warning on the debt
• Editorial: If Civic closes, would it ever really reopen?
• Bob Madgic: GOP's agenda? It's not jobs
• Mary Morin: If you don't work, you shouldn't eat
• Area Roundup: Enterprise takes dual with Shasta; 3 Hornets win two events each
• Makeover has Redding football team looking good; Heat only undefeated team still left in PCFL
• Red Bluff Spartans cruise at Shasta Lake Bass Easter Baseball Classic
• 80 pounds of pot allegedly found; Redding men among three held in Illinois
• Four firms named Best Companies to Work for in Shasta County
• Trinity County request for 911 tapes denied; couple walked in on double slaying scene
• OJ's Five & Dime to end run in Redding; owner plans to retire, fails to find buyer
• Rehab center plan stirs fears; Happy Valley facility would serve 75 women with children
• 12 Firefighters of Year to be honored by Redding's Exchange Club
• Pacheco to trim seven workers; district may also scale back music program
• Man faces trial in alleged attack on sister; officer says he threatened with chain saw
• North state in brief: April 21, 2011
• Today in History: April 21, 2011
• CHP on the lookout for man who ran from wreck
• North State Marketplace: April 21, 2011
• Senior Living: Keep current on tools to network
• Winners named in Best Companies to Work for in Shasta County contest
• Redding man ordered to stand trial in alleged chain saw attack
• Wrecks snarl traffic on I-5 south of Redding
• Man hit in head with frying pan in Redding Shopko parking lot
• Two Redding men charged in Ill. for smuggling 80 lbs of pot
• Redding felon arrested after chase
• Redding Weather: Rain likely later today
• Thomas Sowell: Anti-bullying pols are all talk
• Editorial: City's Costco deal? It's all for downtown
• Bill Masten: Inmate crews are life-savers
• Wolfgang Rougle: Tree cavities worth keeping
• How to keep dyed eggs safe
• Cougars roll on: top U-Prep 2-0
• Hawkins strikes out 16 to pitch no-hitter
• Kevin Askeland: Magical Rickert changed the game
• Easter baseball tournament features two brackets, top teams
• Area Roundup: Shasta baseball team routs Enterprise, 12-2
• City backs Convention Center closure
• Retailers help with recycling
• 33 apply for Shasta College president job
• The Fishing Report — April 22. 2011
• Opening Reception for Catherine McElroy
• Chick Music at Dunsmuir Brewery Works
• Siskiyou's Golden Jackpot Show May 6-8th
• Couple arrested following donation box theft plead not guilty
• Redding Weather: Expect showers later this week
• Editorial: Will car cuts strand rural lawmakers?
• Letters to the Editor: April 19, 2011
• Tom Elias: Let GOP have an early primary
• TAKING IT UP A NOTCH
• Taking it up a notch: West Valley softball sweeps CV
• Proposal keeps 4 5-team leagues
• Area Roundup: Anderson softball wilts Willows, 6-1
• REU rounding out its energy portfolio
• Time for a tea party: Redding activists stage tax day protest
• Redding inches closer to Costco purchase
• Art Fair, Fiddle Jamboree canceled
• Redding takes step toward Costco purchase
• Redding approves rules for library leafleting
• North State Marketplace: April 19, 2011
• Crews clear thick brush near old auto camp
• Shasta County Animal Shelter receives nine Chihuahuas
• North State in Brief: April 19, 2011
• Redding adopts library leafleting limits
• Scene: April 19 2011
• Judge rejects accused killer's bid to disqualify DA's office
• UPDATED: Woman injured in south Redding rollover wreck
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• Trial date set in baseball bat attack case
• Four people injured after head-on crash in Anderson
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 9:46 a.m. April 18, 2011
• Voices of Faith — April 23, 2011
• Doctors put injured Giants fan back into coma
• Redding weather: Fifty percent chance of rain today
• Daniela Sartori: Planned Parenthood reduces abortions
• Editorial: Library policy would pick fight without a point
• Chloe Ryan Winston: Life went on without the income tax
• Mote returns to form after injury
• Hawks sweep Oregon Tech
• Knights power by Lassen in 1st game, can't keep up in 2nd
• Nurturing young minds
• Kool April Nites winds down
• Board considers cutting management workdays
• Today in History: April 18, 2011
• Pregnant Anderson woman arrested after 100 mph police chase
• UPDATED: Palo Cedro structure fire actually burn pile
• Redding weather: Mild with a chance of showers
• Anniversary: James and Mavis Brock
• Anniversary: Ray and Jean Littleton
• Anniversary: Richard and Carolyn Taylor
• More north state families choosing to homeschool their kids
• Straight Talk: Maybe Facebook friends aren't
• Bon Voyage: Exploring alternatives to flying direct from Redding
• Annette Osborne: Cleaning rhythm drowns out the sound of son's heart
• Editorial: Who's in inmate camps? Denial is wrong answer
• Tom Dunlap: Another battle in struggle with our red dirt
• Letters to the Editor: April 17, 2011
• David S. Sperber: Jews acting like Nazis? Let's check the facts
• Silas Lyons: Change the reality, not the story
• Emily Young: Bogged down in the status quo
• Fire camps could relieve county jail burden
• How the fire camp story came together
• Advocates warn against overreaction
• Claudia Mosby: Giving away life's accumulations can also be gift for oneself
• 3 pairs of socks that get job done
• Two artful, effective flies you can tie
• Online musings
• Man escapes injury after his car catches fire
• Redding weather: Chance of rain this weekend
• Letters to the Editor: April 16, 2011
• Marc Beauchamp: Remember 30-cent gasoline?
• Editorial: 'Affordability covenant' just doesn't add up
• Master Gardeners: Too much water hurts plants
• Ask Anna: These simple steps help you get your fireplace cleaned
• Re-creating California with materials that are age old
• Preemptive strike: Take steps to dodge mosquitoes
• Holding on: Pros shine on first day of Red Bluff Round-Up
• Cougars cruise past Eagles
• West Valley hits stride at relays
• Knights denied win over Siskiyous
• Jeffrey Jen: Olson hits well after changing positions
• Area Roundup: Anderson's Hawkins shuts down Yreka
• Abuzz over a hive fee plan
• Shake, rattle and rolling
• KKRN radio will take to airwaves
• Red Bluff Rodeo's events offer spills, thrills for all
• Sheriff backs up campaign promise
• Leaflet distribution limit favored
• Dark Days for City Hall, convention center: Closing budget gap by closing doors
• 2011 High School Juried Art Competition Results
• Possibly rainy day grounds Young Eagles event
• UPDATED: No injuries in rollover wreck on Highway 299 near Buckhorn Summit
• Mount Shasta home invasion reward increased
• UPDATED: BMW off the road west of Redding; one person injured
• Cottonwood western wear shop donating proceeds today, Saturday to Stepp family
• Shasta County's jobless rate up in March
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:30 a.m. April 15, 2011
• Redding weather: Chance of showers today, weekend
• UPDATED: Redding council to discuss closing Convention Center, City Hall
• Shasta College teacher to perform with Joe Craven
• Volunteer opportunity: Shasta Historical Society
• Letters to the Editor: April 15, 2011
• Charles Krauthammer: A compromise starts with cuts
• Editorial: Chinook listing would be new blow to region
• Travelin' in Time: JFK, Monroe stayedhere, so goes the story
• PV rises to top: leads EAL North boys golf standings
• T.J. Holmes: Baseball, softball players hit milestones
• Area Roundup: Shasta's big rally resumes on court
• Donations for Stepp family stolen
• Initiative seeks to halt retail project
• 6 months in jail for breaking puppy's leg
• 2 men indicted on drug charges
• North State in Brief: April 15, 2011
• Red Bluff Round-Up Events
• Fire engulfs Tech 2
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• Charles Krauthammer: A compromise starts with cuts
• Chico man indicted for bank robberies in Tehama and Colusa counties
• Montague woman arrested after allegedly attacking boyfriend with a knife
• Senate bill mandates gay history in schools
• To Do List: April 14, 2010
• Artist Spotlight: Artistic mom creates vintage, one-of-a-kind jewelry for ‘The Smith Hotel’
• Dining Out: Floating fare draws steady crowds to Yama Sushi
• Central Valley High briefly locked down while deputies respond to suicidal call
• On the Town: Round ‘em up: Saloon prepares to serve rodeo revelers
• Exhibit: Bohemian Art Loft: Eclectic art space welcomes all creative thinkers
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:19 a.m. April 14, 2011
• Concert: Among the stars: Enterprise Starship competes for national title
• Homeless man gets 6 months for puppy abuse in Anderson
• Solar panel damaged at Cottonwood school
• UPDATED: Fire causes $1 million in damage to Tech 2 Motorsports in Redding
• Kristen Ayres (13) of North Cow Creek School wins at Talent Showcase
• Redding weather: Mostly cloudy today; chance of rain Friday, Saturday
• North State Marketplace briefs, April 14
• What gas prices?
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• North state marketplace briefs: April 14, 2011
• Editorial: Splitting city is the fair road on county map
• Letters to the Editor: April 14, 2011
• Ruth Marcus: Can't anyone play this game?
• 50-Word Dash: April 14, 2011
• Rodeo pros head to Red Bluff Round-Up
• Let's get ready to rumble, Redding
• Area roundup: Foothill baseball belts Enterprise, 7-1
• Homeless man's body found on shore
• Agents find 114 pounds of marijuana
• Anderson couple buys former Fintech plant
• Report: Tenants nabbed for rent
• Redding transfer station accepting more plastic recyclables
• North state briefs: April 14, 2011
• Banks retake more homes
• Funds for Costco project on agenda
• Center needs B- and O- blood
• National nomination for best health educator of the year
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• Ruth Marcus: Can't anyone play this game?
• Letters to the Editor: April 14, 2011
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• Health and Support Groups
• UPDATED: Retired search dog finds body of missing Red Bluff transient along Sacramento River
• Reward in Mount Shasta home invasion up to $10,000
• Man accused of abducting pair at gunpoint was their landlord, sheriff's report reveals
• Bonds guilty of obstruction, jury hung on other counts
• Berlinghoff hearing postponed so attorney can review "exculpatory" report
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:19 a.m. April 13, 2011
• Central valley sweeps Yreka
• North state marketplace briefs: April 13, 2011
• Kool April Nites
• Father rejects 3-year deal
• North state briefs: April 13, 2011
• West Valley's McWilliams throws no-hitter at Orland
• Simpson gains split with William Jessup
• Lohse climbs list of top MLB pitchers from area
• Groups petition for chinook salmon
• Some say adult novelty store too close to school
• Man denies chain saw accusation
• HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL the upper hand
• Shasta sex assault probed
• Take Back the Night
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• Letters to the Editor: April 13, 2011
• 50-Word Dash: April 13, 2011
• Thomas Sowell: Spending cuts demand strategy
• Healthier grilling
• Redding man denies attacking sister with chain saw
• Trinity Co. deputies seek Monday morning burglary suspects
• Man accused of trying to steal Amtrak bus pleads not guilty
• Redding man gets 10-year prison sentence
• Jacob Berlinghoff rejects plea offer
• Tehama County teen sentenced to life in prison for murder
• The Fishing Report — April 15, 2011
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:15 a.m. April 12, 2011
• UPDATED: Mount Shasta home invasion victim was sexually assaulted
• Attic fire put out at Shasta Lake apartment complex
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny today, chance of rain Wednesday
• Sharon Randall: Deciding to buy Blu-Ray player took a long time
• Editorial: Coast and inland counties: They're mountains apart
• Tom Elias: Mississippi is our model? No thanks
• Letters to the Editor: April 12, 2011
• Pulling one out: Liberty Christian baseball edges Mercy
• Area Roundup: Liberty Christian earns first TCL win
• North state in brief: April 12, 2011
• Today in History: April 12, 2011
• Economic horsepower
• Gleaners help fill area food pantries
• '07 case against Redding man dismissed
• March to raise awareness of sexual violence
• North state marketplace briefs: April 12, 2011
• Mural artist seeks to beautify the city with his creation
• Bicyclist hit on Lake Boulevard; vehicle leaves the scene
• Scene: April 12, 2011
• Whiskeytown Environmental School focus of celebration and lecture
• Voices of Faith — April 16, 2011
• Men arrested for prowling, cutting wires at McCloud River Inn, officials say
• Cottonwood man arrested after evidence of gas thefts found in his truck
• Search on for Mount Shasta home invasion suspects
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:15 a.m. April 11, 2011
• Red Bluff man beaten with bat; another man arrested after attack
• 5 longhorn bulls in road in Tehama County
• Redding weather: Chance of showers
• Bob Williams: Who will stop the oil speculators?
• Editorial: College cutbacks — do they live up to the hype?
• Letters to the Editor: April 11, 2011
• Waiting for a new life
• Enterprise standout wins triple jump
• North Valley Co-op president leaves
• Vehicle overturns on Highway 299 east of Redding
• UPDATED: Police called after neighbors report hearing gunshots
• Car goes over embankment on Hilltop Drive
• Redding police: Man tried to steal bus, stab driver at RABA station
• Redding weather: Partly sunny and mild
• Editorial: Would charter fuel high-cost gridlock at city?
• March 2011 births
• Richard Malotky: Try sunscreen before potassium iodide
• Trek Tech: Hoody great for the spring
• Nerd Chick Adventures: Websites offer useful do-it-yourself tips
• Distinctly Green: Company has anti-bacterial technology in the bag
• Lewis Chamberlain: Trustors should verify title of assets
• Engagement: Sarah Holcomb and Paul Perry
• Redding Library: Share what you love best about our library system
• Engagement: Emily Lord and Benjamen Batini
• Anniversary: James and Delores Crume
• Annette Osborne: Musings on apologies and kids ruin a rare afternoon nap
• Bon Voyage: Other ways to fly out of Redding now that Horizon is leaving
• Engagement: Fran Baker and Chris Teeples
• Tom Dunlap: Now would be a good time for ‘Three Shastas' photo
• Engagement: Caitlin Parker and James O'Brien
• Letters to the Editor: April 10, 2011
• John Spencer: Trinity fantastic for fishing
• Silas Lyons: San Diego's fight is ours too
• Carrie Wilson: Predicting the cougar population
• Emergency crews responding to motorcycle accident on I-5
• Straight Talk: Parents making best of room situation
• Redding weather: Mostly sunny, high in the 60s
• Shasta softball splits 2 games
• North state in brief: April 9, 2011
• Missing youth found safe
• North State Marketplace: April 9, 2011
• Today in History: April 9, 2011
• Letters to the Editor: April 9, 2011
• Marc Beauchamp: ‘I still love Redding, a great place…'
• Editorial: ‘Help our State' Act is joke of a budget fix
• Senior Senior Prom
• Errors cost Cougars a win against Shasta
• Red Hawks take two from Bethany
• Troupes deliver on cue
• Downtown Redding fire shows holes in staffing
• 3 local national parks would have shuttered
• Students return from culinary contest
• Long-awaited embezzling trial postponed to May
• Congressional leaders reach budget deal, averting government shutdown
• Siskiyou quarry controversy continues
• Cop Talk: Removing front license plate won't affect radar
• Native plants: Redding yard rooted in nature
• Laura Christman: Here's how to have a bee-friendly yard
• Ask Anna: Wash the washing machine
• Master Gardeners: Replenish soil in raised beds
• Home & Garden briefs
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:54 a.m. April 8, 2011
• Fire official: 'person or persons' caused three-alarm fire in downtown Redding
• Redding weather: Sun and 60 degrees
• No one arrested for DUI at Thursday checkpoint in Redding
• Antics precede annual Red Bluff Round-Up Rodeo
• Letters to the Editor: April 8, 2011
• Editorial: Roundabouts rightly earn a green light
• Charles Krauthammer: A bold, far-sighted suicide note
• 2 states looking for missing teen; $25K reward offered for clues on his whereabouts
• 5th-grader organizes bake sale for Japan; she and friends raise $200 for cause
• Shasta Growers Association opening for business; farmers market to make its return
• North state in brief: April 8, 2011
• Three-alarm fire: Blaze in Redding destroys former car dealership; firefighter hurt
• Conflicts-of-interest suit refiled by Arth; ex-Dunsmuir mayor aims at sewage and water decisions
• Today in History: April 8, 2011
• Students pitch product ideas during business competition
• Group, public divided over charter plan for Redding
• Boontjer's scholarship uncertain
• T.J. Holmes: Title IX shouldn't expand in prep ranks
• Area Roundup: Eagles sweep Cubs in boys tennis match
• Pros, cons of "strong mayor" for Redding debated
• North State Marketplace: April 8, 2011
• Travelin' in Time: Shasta's hatchery history
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• Charles Krauthammer: A A bold, far-sighted suicide note
• Reward announced in missing Palo Cedro teen case, search is ongoing
• Shasta County man serving in the USAF killed in traffic wreck in England
• To Do List: April 7, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Lights out: Longtime performer’s artwork appears to glow under ultraviolet light
• Dining Out: Where the big boys eat: You won’t leave hungry from Lumberjacks
• On the Town: Cut loose at Johnny’s Cathouse with drinks, music, pool and more
• Theater: The hills are alive: Dance Project takes final bow with ‘Sound of Music’
• UPDATED: Downtown Redding fire nears containment
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:58 a.m. April 7, 2011
• Tehama deputies investigate vehicle burglary
• Redding weather: Isolated showers, thunder, hail expected
• Letters to the Editor: April 7, 2011
• Ruth Marcus: Why won't women climb the political ladder?
• Editorial: Commission asks: Who are our neighbors?
• Teen runs across street and gets hit by car
• Red Bluff bats, pitching sharp against Anderson
• Area Roundup: Red Bluff softball pitcher perfect
• Redding approves traffic roundabout
• North State in Brief: April 7, 2011
• Prom Project gives away dresses, tuxes to Tehama County students
• Downtown Red Bluff lassos dance, carnival, but not horse run; Rotary club hopes move helps business
• Summer school class offerings cut in half; Shasta College will save $350,000 with reduction
• Three people, dog injured in crash; collision was on Hwy. 273
• Pacheco district office reduces hours; rock tossed at window prompts action
• Redistricting power shifts a bit to the people; commission to get input in Shasta County
• City of Shasta Lake orders more study on sunshine law; other cities' ordinances to be reviewed
• North State Marketplace: April 7, 2011
• Today in History: April 7, 2011
• Park Marina to get a new eatery; chef plans to blend spicy with healthy
• Redding exercise program participants opt for lifestyle changes
• O-, A-, B- blood is needed
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• Siskiyou man arrested on suspicion of abusing his elderly mother
• UPDATE: Redding police to hold DUI, distracted driving checkpoints Thursday
• UPDATED: Sheriff's nab man following Happy Valley disturbance
• Hunt is on for missing Palo Cedro teen
• UPDATED: Three hurt in vehicle rollover accident on Highway 273
• Stir Fry With Egg Foo Young
• Gooey Louie's Garlic Cheese Bread
• Irrigation district reports 239-gallon gas theft
• Redding woman sentenced to jail for DUI accident
• Are eggs safe to eat after the hunt?
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:50 a.m. April 6, 2011
• Elementary, my dear Watson
• Cottonwood driver arrested in road rage incident on I-5
• Area Roundup: Foothill baseball tops Shasta, 14-4
• Kevin Askeland: Football division changes proposed
• Tie between Shasta, Foothill girls soccer teams tightens up EAL standings
• Letters to the Editor: April 6, 2011
• Editorial: Without money, prisoner shift is simply criminal
• Thomas Sowell: Don't be mad at the truth-tellers
• Today in History: April 6, 2011
• Woman gets 3 years for embezzling $2M; logging company found thefts after audit
• Thirteen mules for Shasta-Trinity forest; animals will haul through wilderness
• Egg-cellent find at Douglas City farm; 188-gram egg could break U.S. record
• Still a slow go in 2011; value drops, but Redding building permits up in number
• North State in Brief: April 6, 2011
• North State Marketplace: April 6, 2011
• From thrift to global gift; hospice's store recycles unsold clothing for needy
• Marijuana moratorium expiring; Tehama holds study session on pot dispensaries
• Shasta services district OKs back pay for manager; retired man is owed, state agency says
• Redding freezes building fees; January 4.2% increase rolled back by council
• Pacheco assigned financial expert; school district in danger of becoming insolvent
• Redding to push ahead with outsourcing
• 50-Word Dash: April 6, 2011
• Redding Missfit Bandits U16 Girls Soccer Team Win 2011 Association Cup
• Redding Area Youths to Perform "The Ever After, A Musical"
• The Fishing Report — April 8, 2011
• Wildfire reported along Highway 299 near Buckhorn Summit
• Trio arrested on suspicion of child endangerment
• 6-year-old girl remains in critical condition after weekend traffic wreck
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 9:24 a.m. April 5, 2011
• Redding weather: Isolated morning showers expected
• Tom Elias: Time to say yes to some GOP ideas
• Letters to the Editor: April 5, 2011
• Editorial: Builders need customers more than fee freeze
• Dry Creek Station rising from the ashes
• D.A. says officer's lethal force justified
• Mountains of snow
• Ahead of their time: Anderson softball tops Foothill 4-0
• North state marketplace in brief: April 5, 2011
• North state in brief: April 5, 2011
• Today in History: April 5, 2011
• Man pleads not guilty to attempted murder
• 4 men arrested after standoff with police
• Boy's grandfather enters not guilty plea
• Stillwater Park may get new broker
• Bethel Church drops school expansion bid
• Area Roundup: Foothill baseball team handles South Medford, 8-3
• Scene: April 5, 2011
• Healthy snack advocates take campaign to D.C.
• Sharon Randall: On each new day, we have new chances
• Conservative Christians?
• Man suspected of pulling knife on South Redding motel manager, guest
• UPDATED: Man accused of armed robbery, kidnapping
• Idaho man injured in motorcycle wreck
• Redding's Park Marina Drive reopens after Sacramento River flows subside
• UPDATED: Four arrested after standoff with police
• Voices of Faith — April 9, 2011
• Officer justified in using deadly force in March 7 confrontation, officials say
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 8:55 a.m. April 4, 2011
• Two Tehama County men rescued after raft deflates while tubing on Sacramento River
• Traffic stop leads to woman's arrest
• Redding weather: Sunny skies forecast for today
• Wally Herger: The AARP America doesn't know
• Editorial: Cutting openness is the wrong way to balance budget
• John Wildermuth: It's game over for bipartisan budget
• Outsourcing & and privatizing
• Today in History: April 4, 2011
• Cubs softball goes 3-0 in Arcata
• Red Bluff police arrest Washington men suspected of selling pot
• Red Bluff man arrested for stealing hot food from Valero station
• Redding weather: Sunny and warm
• Alana Burke: We need Sheriff Joe's backbone
• Mary Machado: Fee freeze would spur building and jobs
• Editorial: Governor Brown pushes to tame pension beast
• Dan Walters: State is built for gridlock
• Anniversary: Dan and Barbara Piro
• Annette Osborne: Lifetime friends still get together, but changes coming
• Straight Talk: Let your relative down gently
• Engagement: Michelle Barr and Kelly Vines
• Anniversary: George and Loretta Humphries
• Tom Dunlap: A problem clutch and an old pal to fix it
• Bon Voyage: Trying to get a handle on damage in Hawaii
• Engagement: Mary Thomas and Coupar Thomas
• Claudia Mosby: Understanding the technological generation gap in today's world
• Letters to the Editor: April 3, 2011
• Enterprise boys, West Valley girls win Hornet Invite
• Simpson settles for a split
• Area roundup: Red Hawks take two of three from Patten
• Redding Recreation lines up spring events
• Earnhardt coins could use jump-start
• Fire destroys mobile home north of Redding
• 5-year-old Red Bluff boy hit by car, suffers minor injuries
• Redding weather: Chance of rain today, again on Tuesday
• Marc Beauchamp: What's the commission on ‘free' Stillwater lot?
• Letters to the Editor: April 2, 2011
• Editorial: Bill requiring contract vote is senseless hurdle
• Home streak ends for Foothill
• Knights fail to stop Butte surge
• Area roundup: Lobsinger finishes fourth in Virginia
• Jeffrey Jen: NCAA's big moment marred by scandals
• Light bulb act repeal sought
• Weeds be gone
• Man held in murder attempt
• Rendezvous in Red Bluff
• 6 years behind bars for man, 21
• North state in brief: April 2, 2011
• City to ponder drafting of sunshine law
• AARP chief executive grilled
• City costs rising, revenues flat
• Let yourrelativedowngently
• Engagement: Michelle Barr and Kelly Vines
• Anniversary: George and Loretta Humphries
• A problem clutch and an old pal to fix it
• Anniversary: Dan and Barbara Piro
• Lifetime friends still get together, but changes coming
• Man may have taken a dive from Redding's Court Street Bridge
• Redding man receives six-year prison term for fatal crash
• Casey Schurig: Look on the sunny side of bad weather
• Ask Anna: Don't blur the line when painting
• Master Gardeners: Block pests with barriers
• Home & Garden briefs
• Aching to garden? It's best to ease into season
• UPDATED: Redding man arrested on suspicion of arson, attempted murder
• Two teens arrested on suspicion of theft in north Redding
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:41 a.m. April 1, 2011
• Dodger fans attack, critically injure Giants fan
• Red Bluff man rescued from Sacramento River after hours in water
• UPDATED: Two injured in wreck on Old Forty-Four Drive in Palo Cedro
• Redding weather: Rain possibly back tonight, Saturday
• Duo leads Eagles
• Charles Krauthammer: Syria's Assad is no 'reformer'
• Editorial: Herger's AARP crusade stinks of retribution
• The Language of Baklava: A Memoir
• Bringing the Story Home: The Complete Guide to Storytelling for Parents
• Farewell, I’m Bound to Leave You
• One Amazing Thing
• Miners pan proposed DFG regulations
• Redding police, SWAT team, fail to find wanted man
• Duo leads Eagles
• T.J. Holmes: With rain gone, big games on the way
• Area Roundup: Cougars girls blank Red Bluff
• Letters to the Editor: April 1, 2011
• Giants fans show pride
• Writer inspires kids to read
• Family's Habitat house a blessing
• North State in Brief: April 1, 2011
• Herger: AARP profits from law
• Officials to discuss state inmates plan
• U.S. Border agents arrest suspect in Tehama County attempted murder
• Driver not injured after big rig rumbles down embankment off Hwy 299
• To Do List: March 31, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: Photographer documents sport, culture of professional rodeo
• Dining Out: Hard-working couple have recipe for success with Nipa’s Thai Cuisine
• On the Town: Post Office Saloon and Grill: Watering hole has stood the test of time
• Concert: Free concert showcases top-notch U.S. Army Field Band
• November trial date set for Endicott; Tehama man faces federal molestation charges
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:54 a.m. March 31, 2011
• UPDATED: Shasta sheriff reopens Sacramento River to rec boating
• Redding weather: Sunny and warm
• Making the connection: Event reaches out to homeless
• Letters to the Editor: March 31, 2011
• Editorial: Google is not the only route to a fiber city
• Ruth Marcus: Obama fills in the blanks
• Queens of the hill: Spartans shut down Wolves
• Hornets boys shine in track win over Chico
• Area roundup: Central Valley tops Anderson, 10-6
• Redding swim clubs head to Far Westerns
• RABA ready to expand terminal
• Park nixes position of CFO
• Bike wreck spawns multiple lawsuits
• Lessons for life
• Anderson man narrowly escapes rental house fire
• Officials: Accident could have been prevented
• Report: Shasta 42nd in overall health
• North State in Brief
• Redding ponders Net worth
• O- and O+ blood needed
• Workout for health
• Face it: You need a planto guide your loved ones
• Health tip: Carbohydrate smart
• Redding chiropractor takes plea deal
• Siskiyou Sheriff asking for information on cold cases
• UPDATED: Firefighters squelch conveyor belt fire at Siskiyou Forest Products in Anderson
• Fire destroys three-level Anderson home
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:42 a.m. March 30, 2011
• Redding weather: Sun until Saturday
• Thomas Sowell: Will pols learn census's lesson?
• Letters to the Editor: March 30, 2011
• Editorial: Voters have no say on new tax for renewables
• Creative uses for Easter leftovers
• Wolves dominate in win over Hornets
• Area roundup: Hayfork's Arnold perfect vs. Mercy
• Feeling Down: PV kicks by Enterprise
• North State Notebook: Nye hits winning shot for North
• Ex- REU worker feels remorse, says he has quit drinking
• Redding attorney Barr wins $16M verdict in case
• Red Bluff woman charged with bank fraud
• North State in Brief: March 30, 2011
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• Thomas Sowell: Will pols learn census' lesson?
• The Fishing Report — April 1, 2011
• Patrick's Point rangers asking for help in locating stolen railings
• Redding woman admits to defrauding IHSS
• Voices of Faith — April 2, 2011
• Former Red Bluff woman indicted on bank fraud charges
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:32 a.m. March 29, 2011
• $1,000 solar panel stolen from Cottonwood home
• Redding weather: Chance of rain today, then sunny through Friday
• Suspect eludes officers in north Redding hills
• Woman accepts plea bargain
• Tom Elias: Special districts sit on rich nest eggs
• 50-Word Dash: March 29, 2011
• Editorial: Cost of living is flat? Only in official reports
• Letters to the Editor: March 29, 2011
• Shasta nets tennis win over Enterprise
• Knights capture 2 from Siskiyous
• Shasta sweeps Lassen
• Area Roundup: Enterprise golfers take 5th in invitational
• Residents rally to save trees
• Mt. Shasta Ski Park extends season after record snowfall
• Ex-city utility worker says he drank daily
• North state marketplace in brief: March 29, 2011
• County to test courthouse property
• Sausage restaurant to reopen
• Today in History: March 29, 2011
• North state in brief: March 29, 2011
• Bar owner facing charges
• Students shine at Odyssey competition
• Simpson to Hold Annual Golf Tournament
• Simpson Nursing Director Recognized by AAUW
• St. Joseph School Presents: Beauty and the Beast Jr.
• Liberty Festival
• McCallum Wins Rotary Four-Way Speech Contest
• Twelve days of shear bliss and beauty in the Western Caribbean
• Sharon Randall: Grandson taught a new tune: Nana rocks
• Scene: March 28, 2011
• Tom Elias: Special districts sit on rich nest eggs
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• Two Hornbrook men arrested on suspicion of probation violations
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:29 a.m. March 28, 2011
• Sheriff to close Sac River to boating as flows go higher
• Preliminary hearing date set for Jacob Berlinghoff
• UPDATED: Plea bargain reached in 1992 killing
• $4,000 worth of fencing material stolen from Tehama County ranch
• Engagement: Julie Pryor and Erik Baldwin
• Engagement: Dorie Rhoads and Mike Birondo
• Woman killed riding bicycle in Red Bluff
• Marchers carry message of Cesar Chavez
• Advocates make annual plea for peace
• Sacramento River crests and floods near Sundial Bridge
• Today in History: March 28, 2011
• Red Bluff woman killed in hit-and-run collision
• UPDATED: Apartments reportedly flooding in Redding
• Red Bluff police: Suspect breaks into gas station, steals cigarettes
• Redding weather: One more rainy day
• North state in brief: March 27, 2011
• S.F. firm donates house so Shasta firefighters can burn it
• Outdoors photo: March 27, 2011
• Today in History: March 27, 2011
• Verified Ruth autographs pack value
• Livestock report: March 27, 2011
• Clock is ticking on health program
• Shoe hits road, trail
• pillar of power
• Rain today; sun Monday maybe
• Area's Vietnam veterans saluted
• Go fishing on pontoon boat
• Red Bluff ice rink appears unlikely
• Stillwater business sees many delays
• Protect your phone from viruses
• Despite the economy, north state youth sports are bouyant
• Great for feet, the environment
• Don't rush into estate planning
• CHP sometimes sends letters to vehicle owners
• UPDATE: Chains requirements lifted on I-5 north of Redding
• First female VP candidate Geraldine Ferraro dies at 75
• Redding weather: Sun by Monday
• UPDATED: Fire destroys downtown Redding home
• Visitors from Japan face uncertainty, but find respite and refuge in Redding
• Shasta County jobless rate shifts slightly
• Cloudbursts, thunder hammer north state
• Wolves pound their competition
• Get your kicks ... downtown; community celebrates Redding's old core
• Jeffrey Jen: Steady rains keep teams off diamond this spring
• Redding resident concerned about animals; horses put in limbo
• North State in Brief: March 26, 2011
• Tehama County Homeless Project Connect scheduled
• Yreka food center grows; plans for Redding community kitchen moving forward
• Dance Project ends ‘Cascade Christmas'
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• 4-car wreck on Highway 44 near Shasta View Dr.
• PG&E urges caution around power lines
• Ask Anna: Here's a picture-perfect plant for framed pieces
• Laura Christman: New varieties are good way to get a fresh start
• Backyard bluebirds: Redding couple nurtures nestlings
• Master Gardeners: Go easy when pruning hydrangeas
• UPDATED: Heavy rain moving into central, north Redding
• Sac River flows going back up
• UPDATED: Power restored for 51 homes, businesses in Igo
• UPDATED: Chain restrictions lifted on I-5
• Redding weather: More wind, chill and occasional rain
• Volunteer Opportunity: Haven Humane Society
• Travelin' in Time: Back then, brutal animal fights were held to entertain people
• Patriots' Womack among first-team all-section choices
• T.J. Holmes: Baseball players to watch
• Foothill boys lead all-section selections
• Editorial: Obama's feds take aggressive line on terror suspects
• Krauthammer: The professor in chief at war
• Bella Vista man found guilty of murder; jury deliberates for two hours
• Rain, winds, snow blow in once again; but gusts fail to keep eaglet in shell
• Chavez's emphasis on service lives on
• 3-year-old's shooting details are revealed; day started normal for family
• North state students slip in state health test
• March revs up for shot at peace; activists set to denounce global strife
• Cottonwood man arrested after sick, injured dogs found
• North State in Brief: March 25, 2011
• North State Marketplace: March 25, 2011
• Letters to the editor: March 25, 2011
• Prevailing wage repeal stirs debate
• UPDATE: Road cleared after wreck on southbound I-5 at Churn Creek Road
• Sac River closure lifted
• Second eaglet hatches at Turtle Bay during storm
• Man dies after jumping off three-story building
• UPDATED: Storm causes power outages around north state
• Strong winds down trees, powerlines
• Severe weather knocks KRCR off the air
• To Do List: March 24, 2011
• Artist Spotlight: In your dreams: Colorful artist taps into subconscious for inspiration
• Dining Out: Woodside Grill is contemporary, comfortable place to celebrate special occasions
• Play: ‘Bench in the Sun’ brings poignant laughs to Riverfront stage
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:37 a.m. March 24, 2011
• UPDATED: Deputies search for man who returned to flooded homeless camp looking for dog
• UPDATED: Chains required on mountain roads
• UPDATED: Three arrested after strong-arm robbery
• Redding weather: High winds likely; thunderstorms with heavy rain possible
• Ruth marcus: Tiger Mom, meet Lawsuit Mom
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• Editorial: U.S. Treasury follows bombs, jets into Libya
• Letters to the editor: March 24, 2011
• Allergies may be worse because of late rain this season
• Centers need A-, O-, 0+ blood donors
• Senior Living: Elders find joy and pain in raising grandchildren
• Trudi Pratt: High fives to some local businesses for offering healthier choices
• Nominations being accepted for Health Care Heroes
• Intermountain-area papers may be delayed
• Head Start helps young parents manage their lives
• Weather could be Cubs Classic's toughest out
• Area Roundup: Signups open for cheering, football
• North State in Brief: March 24, 2011
• North State Marketplace: March 24, 2011
• Other ‘hospitality houses' available to Bethel students
• Department of Corrections officials back prisoner ‘realignment'
• Shasta High School class of 1946 reunion scuttled
• Judge: Cottonwood-area woman accused in boy's beating fit for trial
• Redding Planning Commission to vet bed and breakfast plan
• Man faces firearm charge in accidental shooting of 3-year-old
• Judge finds Rachel Limon fit for trial
• Man traveling north of Redding might be in possession of stolen gun
• Court: No gay marriages in CA during appeal
• Dam operators to dial down Sac River releases
• Property owners asked to attend meeting on hooking up to new Belfair sewer
• UPDATED: Anderson police conducting drug search
• Anderson police recover Jeep stolen in store robbery
• WEAVERVILLE ROD & GUN CLUB SETS 2011 SHOOT SCHEDULE!
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:31 a.m. March 23, 2011
• Misdemeanor charges filed in accidental shooting of 3-year-old
• UPDATED: Chain restrictions lifted on Highway 299
• Redding weather: Thunderstorms with hail possible later today
• Follow directions precisely when making a cake
• eyeing future
• McEnaney swinging for section HR record
• Enterprise softball wins 1st game of season
• Sowell: Obama breaks Bush's debt record
• Letters to the editor: March 23, 2011
• 50-word Dash
• As Republicans eye 2012, 'T-Paw' takes first shot at the goal
• Los Molinos bank robber still at large
• Affordable housing OK'd
• Shascade buys downtown site
• Today in History: March 23, 2011
• Kilarc reservoir: New steward but no savior?
• Priest accused of drugs, affairs
• Deputies respond to shooting in Shasta Lake
• Tehama man to serve 90 days for pot-for-Xbox swap
• Shasta County supervisors OK new general plan; high-density housing now possible in unincorporated areas
• FBI looking for bank robber
• Redding offers sandbags for approaching storms
• The Fishing Report — March 25, 2011
• Redding heart-surgery whistleblower Corapi accused in Catholic sex scandal
• Injury wreck blocks Highway 273 in Anderson
• Ski Report: Mt. Shasta Ski Park — 5:47 a.m. March 22, 2011
• Man reports steer stolen, shot
• Red Bluff police make arrest in Alaska kidnapping case
• Redding weather: Another storm on the way
• Soup and Song event to raise funds for Railroad Days
• Scene: March 21, 2011
• All-Star basketball game rosters announced
• Area Roundup: Redding Christian golfers win Wolfpack Invitational
• Carjacking, robbery reported in Anderson
• Lawsuit filed over crash
• It's dinner time
• Council sidesteps Brown budget plan
• North state in brief: March 22, 2011
• RABA board criticizes marketing firm
• Sacramento River rising
• Shedding pounds while working
• Attempt to beat train kills man
• County home sales continue to decline
• Regulators tell Plumas Bank to shore up its assets
• North state marketplace in brief: March 22, 2011
• Today in History: March 22, 2011
• Pacific Sun Gourmet California Extra Virgin Olive Oils Honored with Three Gold Medals at the California Olive Oil Council Competition
• Wildlife Fundraiser Events
• Local Groups Sponsor Peace Stand March 27
• Child burned in Siskiyou County house fire
• UPDATED: Hail, wrecks reported near Millville
• Redding's Maggie John named 2nd District Woman of the Year
• Wreck reported on Lake Blvd. in Redding
• UPDATED: Eaglet hatching in Turtle Bay nest