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The Redding Record Searchlight is a publication that caters to the community of Redding, California. It boasts a daily circulation of approximately 30,000 copies and also features an online platform, Redding.com, dedicated to local news.

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California Republicans want to get tougher on crime. Are Democrats shifting their way?

5 days ago | redding.com | Jeanne Kuang

Jeanne KuangCalMattersThis story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Republican state Sen. Brian Jones has been trying to block sex offenders from being released from prison through California’s elderly parole program for several years. Last week, for the first time, his bill to do so made it out of its first committee. It was just one of many votes Senate Bill 286 will have to survive in a long road ahead in the Capitol, but it caught Jones’ attention.
Downtown Redding turns into Kool April Nites parking lot of cars, bikes in colorful styles

5 days ago | redding.com | Michele Chandler

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California's drought outlook will lead to more dust storms, poor air quality, study finds

5 days ago | redding.com | James Ward |Paris Barraza

The Climate Prediction Center's recent dire drought outlook for California and the western United States has some more bad news: The dry, hot conditions will worsen air quality and introduce more dust and pollen allergens into the air. Meteorologists say Southern California will bear the brunt of the worst air quality and allergens, but the Central Valley may also be affected if wind patterns blow north.
Funky Dunsmuir cafe a 'hidden gem,' place to find 4-course dinners, homemade sweet treats

1 week ago | redding.com | Michele Chandler

The Dunsmuir cafe also operates an art gallery, yoga studio and event space. Monthly themed dinners at the restaurant encourage community conversations across the table, over food. Bee Kind Bakery and Catering in Dunsmuir is a spot where locals hang out and travellers passing through town or staying for the region's outdoor adventures are rewarded with unique treats. The eatery on Sacramento Avenue in the town of 1,600 presents itself as a made-from-scratch bakery.
North State brother, sister are competing in their hometown rodeo for first time

1 week ago | redding.com | Ruth Nicolaus

Brother and sister Kolton King and Kaylee King will team rope and barrel race, respectively, at their hometown rodeo. Born and raised in Red Bluff and the children of Jake and Tayna King, they competed in junior high and high school rodeo. Kolton graduated from Red Bluff High School in 2018 and Kaylee graduated four years later. She went on to cosmetology school while Kolton went to Feather River College in Quincy, competing at the collegiate level.
What weather is the Old Farmer's Almanac predicting for summer 2025 in California?

1 week ago | redding.com | James Ward |Melina Khan

Most of California will have a hot, dry summer. according to the Old Farmer's Almanac's long-range weather forecast. After last year marked one of the hottest summers to date, the Old Farmer's Almanac's forecast is predicting that this summer will be just as intense. The outlook predicts near-normal temperatures in most parts of the country in June, with July and August expected to see a buildup of heat.
Man shot by Redding police in March arrested in Reno area after hospital releases him

1 week ago | redding.com | Michele Chandler

David John Schaeffer, 46, was arrested in Nevada for the March 26 officer-involved shooting. Schaeffer allegedly drove his vehicle toward an officer, who then fired their weapon. A man who was arrested in Nevada on Thursday in connection with the Redding Police shooting in the parking lot of a Safeway store on Cypress Avenue in Redding in March is awaiting extradition back to Shasta County, authorities said Friday.
Here's what Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting for summer 2025 in California

1 week ago | redding.com | James Ward |Melina Khan

Most of California will have a hot, dry summer. according to the Old Farmer's Almanac's long-range weather forecast. After last year marked one of the hottest summers to date, the Old Farmer's Almanac's forecast is predicting that this summer will be just as intense. The outlook predicts near-normal temperatures in most parts of the country in June, with July and August expected to see a buildup of heat.
2025 April full moon: When to see pink moon, Lyrids meteor shower in California

1 week ago | redding.com | Ema Sasic

April's special "Pink Moon" will be coming this weekend, signaling the first of the spring season. Though the night sky won't glow pink as a result of the lunar event, it's still one that's worth gazing up at once the sun goes down. What is the April Full Pink Moon? April's full moon is called the "pink moon" because it marks the first full moon of spring and is used to determine the date of Easter, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac.
North State family has not missed Red Bluff rodeo in 63 years

1 week ago | redding.com | Ruth Nicolaus

Show Caption Hide Caption Contestants primp their projects at the San Angelo Stock Show & RodeoThe San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo finished most events over the weekend, concluding with sheep and goats. On the third Sunday of April, Danny and Debbie Marshall know exactly where they’ll be. It’s at the Red Bluff Round-Up.The Marshall family has been in attendance at the Round-Up every single year since 1963. That’s 63 years straight, and four generations’ worth.