Mike Mangas
Reporter at KRCR-TV (Redding/Chico, CA)
KRCR TV News Anchor, Roman Catholic Deacon, San Francisco Giants fan in Redding, Shasta County, California
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1 week ago |
krcrtv.com | Ashley Harting |Mike Mangas
REDDING, Calif. — Hundreds of classic cars are set to roll into Redding this weekend for the start of Kool April Nites, an event eagerly anticipated by car enthusiasts and local businesses alike. Sal's Automotive and Hot Rod Hideout, nestled in a West Redding neighborhood, is bustling with activity as they prepare classic cars for the show. "We are just trying to get all the cars ready for the show, fans that stopped working for overheating conditions, fuel pump problems, too much fuel pressure..
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1 week ago |
krcrtv.com | Ashley Harting |Mike Mangas
TOPICS:Valley oak treesRed Bluff schoolBidwell ElementaryRemovalDecay riskSafety riskFarewell ceremonyNew treesTwo iconic valley oak trees in front of Bidwell Elementary School are set to be removed due to significant internal decay, despite their healthy appearance. Fourth-grade teacher Hannah Garman said arborists have confirmed the decay, posing a safety risk to students and staff.
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1 week ago |
krcrtv.com | Ashley Harting |Mike Mangas
TOPICS:MonumentRed BluffLane FrostRed RockRodeoChallenge of ChampionsBronze statueCommunity eventsA new monument has been unveiled in Red Bluff, commemorating the legendary "Challenge of the Champions" between man and bull. The full-size bronze statue depicts 1987 champion bull rider Lane Frost on the back of the undefeated bull, Red Rock, and is now prominently displayed in front of the Red Bluff Round-Up Museum on Antelope Boulevard.
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1 week ago |
krcrtv.com | Ashley Harting |Mike Mangas
REDDING, Calif. — The "Journey Home" program, which has successfully reunited hundreds of people with their families, is facing a financial shortfall. The initiative, launched by the Good News Rescue Mission, helps individuals stranded in Redding return to their families. It was primarily funded by the late restaurant owner Joe Wong, who passed away last July, but those funds are now running low.
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2 weeks ago |
krcrtv.com | Ashley Harting |Mike Mangas
TOPICS:Encampment sweepsHealth impactsHomeless individualsStreet medicineDr. Kyle PattonStable housingContinuity of careCollaborationDr. Kyle Patton, known as Redding's "street doctor," has co-authored a position paper addressing the health impacts of encampment sweeps on homeless individuals. The paper, titled "Mitigating the Health Impacts of Encampment Sweeps in California: A Practice Guide for Street Medicine," is a collaboration with several other street doctors in the state.
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Saturday’s Google Doodle on the same day as the Kool April Nite big show. Coincidence? Hmmm… https://t.co/ni02z8MSj0
Huge gathering of Bethel Church members under the Sundial Bridge in Redding Wednesday night. https://t.co/NSx89aDjtx
We might be getting some baseball!
Source: MLB proposal includes: •60 games in 70 days •Season starting July 19th/20th •Full Prorated Salary •Expanded Playoffs in 2020 and 2021 •Waiving of any potential grievance
