Alayna Shulman
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Redding, CA, United States
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Coronavirus live updates for the week of August 9: 41 new cases confirmed in Shasta County
The latest on the pandemic in the North State. → Read More
Coronavirus live updates: What we know this week in the North State
Shasta County has had over 290 cases and eight deaths so far, while caseloads in other parts of the North State vary. → Read More
Q and A with Record Searchlight Editor Silas Lyons on moving printing to Chico
Will my subscription go up? And is this from the pandemic? Find answers to your questions about the Record Searchlight's outsourcing of printing here. → Read More
More of Lassen closed to some campers as bears continue to forage
The bears "indifferent" to humans' usual summer activities have been spotted in more areas now, park officials said. → Read More
Tehama County cracks down on mask-wariness in health facilities
The mandate applies to all health facilities, including hospitals, ambulatory and community clinics, skilled nursing and other long-term care facilities. → Read More
Redding News Roundup: Man rescued from 'cold and swift' Sacramento River, police say
News bites from around the North State for July 2020. → Read More
Coronavirus live updates: Shasta County sees eight more cases Saturday, bringing total to 195
In Shasta County, a total of 195 people have tested positive for the virus since the outbreak began, according to health officials. → Read More
Coronavirus live updates: Fifth person dies from coronavirus in Shasta County
Check for the current caseloads of COVID-19 in Shasta County and the rest of the North State. → Read More
Coronavirus live updates: What we know Thursday about COVID-19 in the North State
What's behind the jump of Shasta County COVID-19 cases, now at 129? Both major county hospitals have again banned visitors in light of the surge. → Read More
Shingletown double-homicide suspect hit and killed by driver in southern California
The crash was in Ontario in southern California, officials said. → Read More
Shooter with 'AR-type weapon' reported at Red Bluff Walmart distribution center
The incident started around 3:30 p.m. → Read More
Cal Fire: Shasta County woman starts fire by shooting flare gun during argument
The woman was later arrested by Cal Fire. → Read More
Coronavirus live updates: What we know Friday about COVID-19 in the North State
Shasta County recorded its youngest patient yet late Thursday. → Read More
George Floyd: Officials from across North State react to killing, responses vary
In Redding and beyond, law enforcers are speaking up about the killing. But some have used plainer language than others. → Read More
Coronavirus live updates: What we know Tuesday about COVID-19 in the North State
Here is the latest on COVID-19 in the North State, including coronavirus cases and what the pandemic looks like as a whole across the state. → Read More
Structure fire reported in north Redding
The fire is burning on the 18000 block of McElroy Lane, dispatchers said. → Read More
'They have such impact': North State schools grapple with reopening decisions amid COVID-19
"There's so much unknown, it puts us in the situation of having layers of planning with contingencies that follow that," one administrator said. → Read More
Coronavirus live updates: What we know Wednesday about COVID-19 in the North State
Shasta County is allowing certain businesses to reopen following a delay in reopening plans attributed to the Cottonwood Rodeo, according to officials. → Read More
Coronavirus updates: What we know Monday about COVID-19 in Northern California
The number of reported COVID-19 cases is slowing down in Northern California with no new cases reported Sunday. → Read More
Siskiyou, Tehama and Modoc counties want to reopen. Will Gov. Gavin Newsom let them?
Small rural counties in California typically have fewer cases and their own economic challenges. But will that be enough to let them reopen earlier? → Read More