Shasta County

Shasta County voters will consider a ballot measure that faced legal challenges before the primary election.

Shasta County Clerk Clint Curtis, the county's top elections official, is facing multiple complaints about his workplace conduct.

Simpson University is moving forward with a $150 million plan, and is asking the county to invest in the project.

In most places, a county clerk race draws little attention. In Shasta County, it’s become a referendum on how elections should be conducted.

The proposal includes voter ID requirements, hand-counted ballots and limits on vote-by-mail, and could face further legal challenges if approved by voters.

The project is estimated to cost about $5.8 million and is paid for by a series of grants.

Shasta County supervisors approved a $25 million contract with Mediko to provide jail health care services after five in-custody deaths and concerns about understaffing.

Shasta County supervisors declined to defend a ballot measure restricting mail voting. An appeals court stay now leaves open the possibility it could reach the June ballot.

County staff don’t believe there’s a major threat to the public.

The Shasta County Board of Supervisors was investigating Clerk Clint Curtis for possible electioneering.

An employee at Shasta County has won a wrongful termination case he’s been fighting for over a year. The details reveal pressure from county leadership.

As Redding residents clean up after a pre-Christmas downpour, more resources are being deployed to those in need.