Good morning, Redding.

The Shasta County Public Libraries team is working to return books to the Redding Library shelves after replacing the carpet.

The building has been closed since August for its first update since opening in 2007 + further reopening details are pending.

Crews restored power to 338 customers after a large oak tree fell onto power lines in Shasta Lake on Wednesday, Jan.

7 — the tree caused a brief outage until service resumed.

Shasta County’s Reading Pals program is seeking volunteers to provide after-school reading support at 11 local schools.

Volunteer orientation is on Monday, Jan. 12, from 2:30 to 4 p.m. at the Professional Development Center on Innsbruck Drive + volunteers may sign up for sessions on Tuesdays or Thursdays.

Whiskeytown Lake reached full capacity after heavy rainfall as of midnight, and officials from the Bureau of Reclamation monitor if water will flow over the 24-foot Glory Hole spillway — they plan to lower the reservoir soon since no rain is forecast this week.

The City of Shasta Lake announced that Lake Boulevard will be closed for Centimudi Water Tank construction from Jan.

20 until April 17; drivers heading to Shasta Dam or the Centimudi Boat Ramp should use Highway 151 as an alternate route.

After a recent storm that led to 60 water rescues, Redding officials urged residents and businesses suffering flood damage to fill out a reporting form on the city website.

The reported data will help support state agencies in assessing emergency funding needs.

Longtime Congressman Doug LaMalfa, a rice farmer elected in 2012, died Monday evening at Enloe Medical Center in Chico after suffering a heart attack during surgery.

Leaders including Gov. Gavin Newsom and House Speaker Mike Johnson honored his dedication to Northern California.

A Shasta County health clinic is tackling a provider shortage by recruiting new doctors and nurse practitioners, Dr. James Mu said.

Dr. Joby Morrow, the new medical director for the Substance Use Disorder Program, met community members at Hill Country Gold Street Medical Clinic on Jan. 7 — a move to boost local training opportunities.

Action News Now's Hayley Watts interviewed Theresa Caputo (the Long Island Medium) on Wellness Wednesday to discuss her unique method of connecting with lost loved ones to help ease grief in Redding.

The interview was released on Jan. 7.

Redding man Troy Cheng, 19, will represent Taiwan in Alpine Ski Racing at the Winter Olympics in D'Ampezzo, Italy several weeks from now.

Yak Attack Live Concert

7-10 p.m. — The Dip — $10 ADV, $15 DAY OF — Experience a dynamic live electronic power trio blending genres for an unforgettable night.