Good morning, Redding.

HiLine Homes will launch its Building Homes and Filling Plates food drive from November 1 to November 21 to collect non-perishable food donations at its offices across Northern California and the Pacific Northwest; all donations will support local food banks in the region.

Good News Rescue Mission announced that its 28th annual Stuff the Truck event will be held on November 7 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Redding, and Shasta County residents are encouraged to donate holiday meal items like cranberry sauce, stuffing, and turkeys at Save Mart on Churn Creek Road or Walmart on Dana Drive—those unable to attend can have the organization shop on their behalf.

Tehama County Sheriff’s Deputies rescued a dog stuck on a narrow bank along the Sacramento River Tuesday—using their boat to retrieve the pet from the steep cliff after a boater spotted it.

Dispatchers found the owner through a Facebook post, which allowed the deputies to safely return the dog.

Arch Collaborative CEO Kimberly Johnson spoke to supporters of the behavioral campus before the Oct.

28 Shasta supervisors meeting—she addressed the group ahead of the scheduled session.

Crews harvested the state Capitol Christmas tree from LaTour Demonstration State Forest on Tuesday and today it will be loaded onto a trailer to transport it to the Capitol Building for the upcoming holiday season.

Redding’s Planning Commission approved the Peaks Subdivision, a 120-home development on Quartz Hill Road in West Redding—city officials said improvements to evacuation routes address concerns raised by residents recalling the Carr Fire.

U-Prep freshman athletes Talis Payne and Allyson Maki were named Shasta Family YMCA Athletes of the Week for Oct.

20 to 26. Payne led his team to a win with a score of 32 to 6 in football plus Maki won two freestyle races and helped her swim team earn a first-place finish at the Northern Athletic League finals.

The Ironman 70.3 triathlon will come to Redding on August 16th, 2026—featuring a 1.2-mile swim at Whiskeytown Lake, a 56-mile bike ride to downtown, and a 13.1-mile run ending at the Civic Auditorium.

Laurie Baker said organizers expect about 2,000 athletes and a boost for local hotels and restaurants.

The SSO Presents "Scenes — Music That Makes Us Feel"

7:30-10 p.m. — Shasta College Theatre — $5 - $15 — Experience a captivating evening of orchestral music including works by Tchaikovsky, Williams, and local composer Brian Bisetti.

International Fly Fishing Film Festival

7-8:30 p.m. — Cascade Theatre — Check event for pricing — Experience stunning fly fishing adventures through captivating films from around the globe.

T1Diabetes Strides Walk

10 AM – 12 PM — Sundial Bridge — $5 Registration — A 1.5-mile community walk to raise awareness for diabetes and promote healthy living.

California Chocolate Expo 2025

12-5 p.m. — Red Lion Hotel Redding — $15 general admission, free for children 8 & under — A sweet celebration of craft chocolate featuring top chocolatiers and artisan vendors.

Nutcracker Magical Christmas Ballet

7-8:30 p.m. — Redding Civic Auditorium — Tickets from $38.75 — Experience the enchanting Nutcracker ballet with an international cast and exquisite holiday decor.

Shasta College Symphonic Band Concert

3-5 p.m. — Shasta College Theatre — $5 — Experience a dynamic performance of symphonic music featuring talented student and community musicians.

Sugar Plum Tea

11 a.m.–1 p.m. — Redding City Ballet — Ticket sales close November 19 — Enjoy an elegant high tea with live performances of The Nutcracker and a special visit from the Sugar Plum Fairy.

Fall River Line Dancing Lessons

6-7:30 p.m. — Fall River Brewing Co. Brewery — Free entry — Grab a pint and learn some country line dancing with no partner required.