Devin Herenda

5 days ago | krcrtv.com | Devin Herenda

SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — Kinder College Day was back at Simpson University in Redding on May 9. Staff with College and Career Options hosts the event each year, helping kindergarten students learn about college and what career opportunities there are. There were nearly 1,000 Shasta County kindergarteners there this year. Representatives from various businesses, organizations, and volunteer groups had career stations, like Cal Fire, Dignity Health, the Redding Police Department, along with Caltrans.

5 days ago | krcrtv.com | Devin Herenda

REDDING, Calif. — Redding’s police chief is speaking about body camera footage of an officer-involved shooting that was recently released to the public. On May 8, the Redding Police Department released the video of an officer-involved shooting from March 2025, which took place in the Safeway parking lot on East Cypress Avenue. Police said officers knew David Schaefer had felony warrants for his arrest.

6 days ago | krcrtv.com | Devin Herenda

TEHAMA COUNTY, Calif. — A Red Bluff resident is speaking out against his local water district. The resident, Dennis Hay, has three acres of land that fall under the Proberta Water District territory. Hay first received an invoice from the district in 2022, telling KRCR there were no details on what the charge was for, and he's had no water ordered or delivered. The total for the most recent invoice, he said, adds up to nearly $1,300.

6 days ago | krcrtv.com | Devin Herenda

REDDING, Calif. — For anyone who has ever “bin” curious about what happens after your recyclables get collected, leaders with the city of Redding Solid Waste Utility are sharing the scoop with the Northstate's News. Leo Coleman, an assistant project coordinator for Solid Waste Utility, told KRCR recycling material from residents goes to their Material Recovery Facility, where it’s sorted and baled before being sent to brokers.

6 days ago | krcrtv.com | Devin Herenda

SISKIYOU COUNTY, Calif. — The family of the 5-year-old boy whose body was found in the Klamath River after a days-long search is speaking out. Laurie Rice is the grandmother of the 5-year-old, Jameson Watts. Rice told KRCR she, Jameson’s parents, Misty Halloran and Alan Watts, along with a friend, were on a road trip to visit family on May 1 when they stopped for a break along the Klamath River. While Jameson was playing in the water, she said family warned him not to go too far.