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A seagull tangled in fishing tackle was rescued on Sept.

27 when a local couple used pizza to lure it plus the pair carefully removed both line and hook to free the bird.

Shasta Inka brought authentic northern Peruvian cuisine to Redding yesterday.

Owner Abel Foelster launched the food truck to serve unique dishes like lomo saltado amid a local market with few dining choices.

Redding Subaru received unanimous city approval on Wednesday to expand its East Cypress Avenue dealership + the project will extend into the corner of Bechelli Lane and include demolishing an old coffee kiosk from a former drive-thru coffee shop.

Contestants and dance partners from Dancing with the Shasta Stars visited KRCR on Oct.

7 for interviews before the Cascade Theatre fundraiser for One Safe Place — with remaining pairs set to appear on Oct. 14, and the performance scheduled on Oct. 17 at 6 p.m.

Bruce Ross is running for a seat on the Shasta County Office of Education Board — he brings over a decade of local board experience to rebuild Whiskeytown Environmental School and promote school choice.

The Fork Fire, remapped at 57 acres (previously reported as 45 acres) and 45% contained, burns steep terrain off East Fork Road near French Gulch.

Smaller blazes near Clear Creek Gorge, I-5 near Flores Avenue, and Happy Valley were quickly contained.

Californians can ease the upcoming fall time change by following CDC tips such as gradually shifting sleep and avoiding screens when waking early, as advised by BlueCross BlueShield.

Clocks will be set back one hour on Sunday, Nov. 1 + short naps and limited caffeine are recommended to help adjust.

Redding Christian quarterback Wyatt Shaw broke the Northern Section all-time passing yards record on Oct.

2 during the Lions matchup against Mt. Shasta. He finished the game with 311 yards and five touchdowns, and the team remains focused on reaching state championships.

Two local high school athletes were named as Shasta Family YMCA Athletes of the Week for achievements during Sept.

27-Oct. 3. Redding Christian’s Wyatt Walsh excelled in football while West Valley’s Reese Haas led in volleyball, showcasing standout contributions in high school sports.

Redding area high school football teams will begin Week 6 league play on Friday, Oct.

9 with seven matchups, including Foothill+Red Bluff at 7 p.m where close contests are expected. Local predictions point to tight scores and exciting plays that could shift playoff hopes.