Good morning, Redding.

On Tuesday at 2:30 p.m., Ben Swim of Anderson reported finding the Asphalt Cowboys loot at the Tesla charging station in Turtle Bay, earning him a $500 reward while officials on Wednesday reduced the reward to $400 and issued clues to identify a lone stranger and an accomplice.

On Tuesday morning May 13, 2025, the Lone Stranger and their sidekick robbed Bob's Liquors on Hartnell Avenue in Redding by using a sign that said Give me the loot or it's Pooh on you — authorities recovered the cash and are urging locals to help identify the suspects.

The 77th Annual Redding Rodeo launched its four-night event on Wednesday with a Native American Appreciation Night that showcased traditional native dances and cultural regalia by members of Redding Rancheria — the sold out kickoff marks a new tradition as family night is scheduled for today — drawing a full crowd for every night.

The U.S. Forest Service announced a public comment period for a prescribed fire project in the Klamath and Shasta-Trinity National Forests.

The project aims to reduce wildfire risk and improve forest health — the public can submit comments by June 12th.

County supervisors on Tuesday night appointed Florida-based attorney Clint Curtis as registrar of voters amid protests and concerns over his limited background check—critics noted his history of legal and financial issues.

They also voted 3-2 to grant the tourism designation to the Shasta Chamber of Commerce—this title is expected to boost the group’s clout in upcoming negotiations without county funds changing hands.

Redding residents will attend a meeting where local officials will explain how police use military equipment—citizens can learn about the policies and reasons behind the practice.

Caltrans is enhancing safety in District 2 with new remote-control mowers that let crews manage roadside vegetation from a safe distance on steep slopes.

The innovation minimizes rollover risks and increases maintenance efficiency along busy roadways.

Redding Rodeo Pancake Breakfast

5-10 a.m. — Market Center — $6 pre-sale, $7 at the entrance — Enjoy all-you-can-eat fluffy pancakes at the largest outdoor community breakfast in the USA.

Whiskeytown Bike Camping Adventure

3 AM – 7 AM — Redding Adventure Hub — Free entry — Experience a self-supported overnight bike camping trip with scenic rides and casual camaraderie.

Taste of Africa Festival

12 AM — St Joseph Catholic School — Cost varies — Celebrate the vibrant rhythms and flavors of Africa with music, dance, and food.

Bowl for Cancer

3-5 p.m. — Country Bowl — $50 for single player or $300 for team of six — Gather the community for a fun-filled bowling scramble to support childhood cancer research.

11th Annual Bacon & Brewfest

11 AM – 2 PM — Win-River Event Center — $25 + fees — Indulge in bacon-inspired appetizers and enjoy live music from the Jeremy Ryan Band.

Willy Wonka Kids - A Festival of Theatre & Dance

1-9 p.m. — Sequoia Middle School — Check for ticket info — Step into a world of pure imagination with whimsical performances by Redding Arts Project and Redding Ballet Theatre.

On-Site Tour at Redding Pilgrim House

9 AM - 7 PM — Redding Pilgrim House — Free entry — Explore senior living amenities and meet care providers dedicated to quality senior living.

Bigfoot Adventure Challenge Celebration

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Caldwell Park — Free entry — Celebrate outdoor adventures with food trucks, prizes, and community fun at Caldwell Park.

Taste of Redding 2025

12-4 p.m. — Sculpture Park — Food-only tickets available — Savor local cuisine, live music, and craft drinks while supporting community initiatives.

Aaron Lewis Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Redding Civic Auditorium — Tickets starting at $25 — Experience the evolution of Aaron Lewis from hard rock to outlaw country in this intimate indoor show.