Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of January.
Good morning, Redding.
Local job experts offer clear advice today on identifying high-demand industries and navigating the job market in Redding.
Their tips aim to help residents boost their career prospects now and in the near future.
The Redding Library will fully re-open in early February after workers fixed a shelving error that delayed renovations — staff plan to move the 100,000-book collection back into public areas.
Until then, patrons can use the Community Room or access digital resources online.
Prescribed burns began Saturday in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest and will continue through Friday as weather allows.
Up to 190 acres near Interstate 5, 30 near Pondosa, 150 near Trinity Lake and 60 near Wildwood may be closed to the public during the burns.
At Bidwell Park Golf Course, geese have taken over the fairway, troubling local golfers.
Dale Winter (a local photographer) shared a photo of the gathering that has caught the community's attention.
County supervisors voted on Jan.
20 to approve a letter of support for the proposed Rural Northern California Medical School (aimed at easing a local health professional shortage) as debates over county funding continue while proponents expect the project to create jobs and boost local economic activity.
Caltrans is leading emergency slip-out repairs on I-5 near south Dunsmuir starting Jan.
20, closing the northbound lane and on-ramp at exit 729 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays; work should finish by end of January based on weather conditions.
Trout Creek Bridge near Trout Creek Campground was closed on Saturday, Jan.
17 by the Shasta-Trinity National Forest after a large crack compromised its safety; the bridge will remain closed until Jan. 17, 2027 (only authorized personnel may use it).
The December floods have left Northstate residents facing ongoing mental health challenges, and Northern Valley Catholic Social Services advises anyone struggling to seek support before long-term trauma sets in (530-247-3341).
A new analysis from rental marketplace Zumper shows Redding apartment listings rose 8% from last December’s median of $1,395, with the typical unit now at $1,500 + one-bedroom rents up 9% and two-bedroom listings increasing 8% since last year.
Redding-area sports fans saw early basketball, soccer and wrestling games and will enjoy more contests (from Jan.
19 to Jan. 25) including the MidCals Wrestling Tournament at Gilroy High School on Friday and Saturday.
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.
Valentine’s Day Couples Dance Lesson
7-9 p.m. — Modern Elite Venues — $40 per person — Enjoy a romantic evening of ballroom dancing and chocolate-covered strawberries with your partner.
Peter Asher: Songs & Stories
7-8:30 p.m. — Riverfront Playhouse — Ticketed event — Enjoy an intimate evening of music and storytelling with the legendary Peter Asher.
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