Good morning, Redding.

PORAC has launched a Catastrophic Event Relief fundraiser to support Sergeant John Alvies and his family after he sustained major injuries in a crash on Highway 99 involving a DUI driver.

The fundraiser is open for contributions as the community rallies to help his recovery.

Hamilton High School is recognized as week two's cheerleaders of the week, celebrating the team's spirit and hard work.

The local honor spotlights school pride in our community.

On Saturday afternoon, YWAM Chico held a dedication ceremony in Richardson Springs for its new solar field (a sustainable replacement for the hydro-electric system lost in the Park Fire).

The system will help lower operating costs and reduce reliance on PG&E.

People gathered downtown in Redding Saturday to celebrate Biodiversity Day as local organizations explained the region's unique ecosystems and the recovery efforts at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area nearly eight years after the Carr Fire burned 97% of the park.

Shasta County will begin resurfacing Churn Creek Road on Sept.

8 from Alrose Lane to 280 feet west of Huntington Drive in the Redding area; the project will reduce traffic to one lane during weekday work hours (7 a.m. to 6 p.m.) and cause delays throughout September.