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From KRCR, Action News Now and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. KRCR17 hours ago

    New inmate uniforms bring back black-and-white stripes in Shasta County, on KRCR

    In a return to the tradion, Shasta County jail inmates are now wearing black-and-white striped uniforms during court appearances and inside the jail, a change o

  2. KRCR21 hours ago

    City lifts seasonal burn ban; Redding Fire issues permit, pile size and time rules, on KRCR

    Redding’s open burning season began Sunday, Nov. 1, after the city lifted its seasonal burn ban, the Redding Fire Department said.Residents need a free permit a

  3. KRCR23 hours ago

    237-acre burn near Igo expected to impact air quality through Wednesday, on KRCR

    Drivers and residents near Lower Gas Point Road southwest of Igo should expect smoke and increased emergency activity through Wednesday, Nov. 4, as Cal Fire ...

    Also reported byAction News Now

  4. KQMS RadioYesterday

    Cal Fire Plans To Torch 237 Acres This Week Near The Northern California Veterans Cemetery, on KQMS Radio

    Cal Fire will be doing some burning near the Veterans Cemetery.

  5. Redheaded BlackbeltYesterday

    Shasta-Trinity National Forest plans prescribed fire near Mount Shasta, Weaverville, on Redheaded Blackbelt

    Prescribed fire is a key tool in reducing wildfire risk…

  6. Action News NowNov. 1

    Redding residents can burn again — here's what you need to know, on Action News Now

    Burn season is now open in the City of Redding, and free open burning permits are available for both residential and commercial use at cityofredding.gov/burnpermit. Before you burn, call 530.224.8777 after 9:15 a.m. each day to confirm it's a permissive burn day and review the requirements to keep your property and neighbors safe.