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Community Foundation Opens Fall Grant Cycle

Wednesday, August 13

The Community Foundation of the North State has opened its Fall competitive grant cycle featuring three grant funds – The Women’s Fund, The Animal Welfare Endowment Fund, and the Redding Rancheria Community Fund. Last year, these funds cumulatively granted over $175,000 to area nonprofits. The Women’s Fund focuses... Read More.

Injury on Mount Shasta Highlights Risks of Glissading for Climbers

Tuesday, August 12

On Sunday, August 10, a solo male climber was injured during a descent of Mount Shasta after losing control while glissading in upper Avalanche Gulch near Redbanks, roughly 13,000 feet in elevation. This section of the route is the steepest portion, and conditions can... Read More.

2025 Burning Man is Coming

Tuesday, August 12

The 2025 Burning Man event is scheduled to take place from August 24 to September 1. This gathering, held in Black Rock City, Nevada, is the flagship event of the Burning Man Project, showcasing its core principles and various program areas. Participants come together... Read More.

Missing Man Found Deceased in Sutter-Butte Canal After Extensive Search

Monday, August 11

On Sunday, August 10, 2025, at approximately 9:09 p.m., Charles Harrison, age 57 of Gridley, was reported missing after family members found his golf cart by the Sutter-Butte Canal on Richards Avenue in Gridley. Family members reported that is a place Harrison liked to... Read More.

CEMEX Agrees to $310,000 Settlement and Habitat Restoration for Clean Water Act Violations in Nevada

Monday, August 11

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has settled with CEMEX Construction Materials Pacific, LLC over Clean Water Act violation claims at its sand and gravel mine located in Wadsworth, Nevada, on the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe Reservation. CEMEX will pay $310,000 in penalties and work to... Read More.

Newsom Pushes for Special Election to Redraw Californias Congressional Districts

Friday, August 8

California Governor Gavin Newsom is advocating for a special election aimed at approving a one-time redrawing of the state's congressional districts. During an event in Sacramento, he expressed solidarity with Texas Democrats who are currently opposing a Republican-led redistricting plan by leaving the state... Read More.

Former HR Director Sentenced to Prison and Ordered to Pay Over $100K in Plumas County Fraud Case

Friday, August 8

Superior Court Judge Karen Dixon ordered former Plumas County Human Resources Director Nancy Louise Selvage to serve 16 months in state prison and pay $100,807.63 to Plumas County as restitution for her criminal activity. The ruling, at Selvage’s Aug. 6 sentencing hearing in Plumas County... Read More.

Charlene Zettel Appointed as New Commissioner of California’s Fair Political Practices Commission

Friday, August 8

The Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) of California has appointed Charlene Zettel as its newest Commissioner. Appointed by State Controller Malia M. Cohen, Zettel brings extensive experience in state government, regulatory oversight, and nonprofit leadership. She is recognized as the first Republican Latina elected... Read More.

Wildfire Update: Jakes Fire and Adobe Mountain Fire

Thursday, August 7

Wildfire Update: Jakes Fire and Adobe Mountain Fire burning by Elko County, Nevada Note: The Jakes Fire and MP 22 Fire have merged and are now being reported as one incident, the Jakes Fire. Jakes Fire 72,893 acres | 32% contained | 547 personnel Containment has increased 12%... Read More.

Evacuation Warnings Lifted After Suspicious Device Detonated in Weaverville

Thursday, August 7

Evacuation warnings were issued in Weaverville on Wednesday morning following the discovery of a suspicious item believed to be an improvised explosive device (IED) near the Community Forest on Mill Street. The Trinity County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) received a report from a community member... Read More.

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Community Foundation Opens Fall Grant Cycle

Injury on Mount Shasta Highlights Risks of Glissading for Climbers

2025 Burning Man is Coming

Missing Man Found Deceased in Sutter-Butte Canal After Extensive Search

CEMEX Agrees to $310,000 Settlement and Habitat Restoration for Clean Water Act Violations in Nevada

Newsom Pushes for Special Election to Redraw Californias Congressional Districts

Former HR Director Sentenced to Prison and Ordered to Pay Over $100K in Plumas County Fraud Case

Charlene Zettel Appointed as New Commissioner of California’s Fair Political Practices Commission

Wildfire Update: Jakes Fire and Adobe Mountain Fire

Evacuation Warnings Lifted After Suspicious Device Detonated in Weaverville

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