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Jane Vaughan/JPRMany homeless people are finding themselves in a sort of medical in-between: not sick enough for the hospital, but not well enough to take care of themselves on the streets. Medical respite programs are trying to fill this gap. -
Jane Vaughan/JPRA growing number of older adults are ending up homeless for the first time — often after a lifetime of work. With few options, little support and growing health risks, being older and homeless comes with unique difficulties.
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Postal workers across the country protested Thursday against fears the agency could be privatized. In rural areas like Northern California, the impacts could be worse. -
Shasta County’s old courthouse building is going to be demolished. That’s after a vote by county supervisors on Tuesday. -
This year the Redding Police Department is losing one of its teams trained in responding to mental health emergencies. -
The site near downtown will house 17 small buildings, ranging from 64 to 100 square feet, where homeless people can live. -
Redding’s historic rodeo is one step closer to securing use of prime riverfront property. -
After a split vote Tuesday night, the Redding City Council will conduct public interviews next week to fill a vacant city council seat. -
As Independence Day looms, so too does a heat wave that's expected throughout Southern Oregon and Northern California. The combination of strong winds, low humidity and firework use is increasing the threat of wildfires. -
The former mayor will step down at the end of June. Lately, he has been critical of alleged Bethel Church influence on local government. -
A recent lawsuit claims council members violated California’s Brown Act when they selected a mayor with ties to the controversial Bethel megachurch. -
Instead of checking out books, you can borrow seeds from the Redding Library starting this month. It’s part of a new program that will also offer gardening classes. -
On Tuesday, the Redding City Council chose Tenessa Audette as mayor and Julie Winter as vice mayor, picking members with ties to the local Bethel megachurch.
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On Dec. 4, Northern California's Redding Rancheria Tribe will open a new mental health and dental clinic in Redding.
