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California health centers file lawsuit against SEIU-UHW (opens the original)
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SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. â The California Primary Care Association and several community health centers, including Shasta Community Health Center, filed a federal RICO lawsuit Friday against SEIU-UHW and its president, Dave Regan. The lawsuit alleges the union used ballot measures, legislation, and other political tactics to pressure health care providers into accepting its demands. The complaint specifically points to Proposition 44, alleging SEIU-UHW offered to withdraw the measure in exchange
Shotgun attack in Mount Shasta Vista leaves one injured (opens the original)
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MOUNT SHASTA VISTA, Calif. â A man was arrested after allegedly shooting his neighbor with a shotgun while the victim was cooking breakfast at his father's property. According to the Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office, deputies were alerted to a gunshot victim at Fairchild Medical Center on Saturday, September 5. The victim, 49-year-old Baojue Lin of Elk Grove, had injuries to his head, shoulder, face, and torso from birdshot. Lin told deputies he was cooking breakfast at his father's property a
"Locked Up for Youth" raises $32K for Shasta County kids (opens the original)
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Redding leaders get "arrested" to raise money for local kids REDDING, Calif. â Local leaders spent time behind bars to raise money for youth programs in Shasta County. Action News Now reporter Jesse Angelo was at the fundraiser as community members paid bail to support Youth Options Shasta. Community leaders volunteered to be locked up for the organization's first "Locked Up for Youth" fundraiser. The event replaced the organization's annual mud run with a new format that puts a greater spotli
First-ever IRONMAN Redding draws 1,360 athletes, organizers look ahead to 2027 (opens the original)
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REDDING, Calif. â The first-ever IRONMAN triathlon in Redding drew more than 1,300 athletes and thousands of spectators to the area over the weekend, with organizers already planning for a bigger event in 2027. A total of 1,360 athletes competed in Sunday's race out of 1,725 registered participants. Race staff estimates between 2,500 and 3,500 family members traveled to Redding to support the competitors, who represented more than 20 countries. "IRONMAN said the race turnout was very good for
Goats returning to Chico's Lindo Channel for vegetation management (opens the original)
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CHICO, Calif. â Goats will soon return to Lindo Channel as the City of Chico works to reduce vegetation and wildfire fuel along a 33-acre stretch from Manzanita Avenue to the Madrone Bridge. Capra Environmental Services Corp. will provide between 200 and 500 goats for the grazing operation. The herd can potentially graze about one acre per day. The grazing areas will be enclosed with electric fencing, and warning signs will be posted throughout the area for public safety. A herdsman and guard
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