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Shasta County Office of Education hosts open house, launches annual community report (opens the original)
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REDDING, Calif. — Families in Shasta County had a chance to get an inside look at local education services as the Shasta County Office of Education opened its doors to the public today for its second annual open house. The event offered community members a chance to learn about programs and services provided by the county office, including special education, early childhood development, transportation and a planetarium. The open house also served as the launch of the Shasta County Office of Educ
Shasta supervisors to weigh doubling reward for tips leading to illegal-dumping arrests (opens the original)
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SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — Shasta County supervisors are scheduled to consider doubling the reward offered to people who provide information leading to an illegal-dumping arrest. The proposal would increase the reward from $500 to $1,000. County leaders hope the larger incentive will encourage more people to report those responsible for leaving trash, vehicles and other debris along county roads. Interim Public Works Director John Heath said illegal dumping has long been a problem in Shasta County,
$870,000 Redding electric bus headed for surplus after 500 days out of service (opens the original)
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REDDING, Calif. — An electric bus that cost the Redding Area Bus Authority more than $870,000 is being sent to surplus years before it was expected to reach the end of its useful life, after spending more than 500 days out of service. According to a RABA staff report, bus No. 64, a Proterra electric bus, was purchased in 2018 and put into service in May 2020. Between 2020 and 2025, RABA said the bus spent more than 500 days out of service. The agency said the bus experienced numerous malfunction
El Niño warms California waters, bringing tuna and other unfamiliar fish northward (opens the original)
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NORTHSTATE, Calif. — El Niño conditions are bringing warmer water along California’s coast, and state wildlife officials say anglers could begin seeing — and catching — fish species that typically aren’t found this far north. As warm equatorial water moves up the coastline, fish more commonly found in Southern California or tropical waters can follow. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) said anglers may see more tuna and white sea bass, and in rare cases, wahoo. Malcom Tunnell
Chico council divided over police sharing license plate data with ICE (opens the original)
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CHICO, Calif. — Chico’s use of automated license plate readers (ALPRs), a tool intended to help police track down suspects and solve crimes, is now at the center of a City Council divide after it was discovered that the Chico Police Department had shared ALPR data with outside agencies, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Border Patrol (ICE). The debate over ALPR systems has played out across the country as companies such as Flock and Motorola Solutions expand their technology
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