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A cold, quiet morning at the Weed campus of College of the Siskiyous was shattered by explosions and gunfire Tuesday, showcasing the responsiveness of local agencies to the threat posed by "active shooter events." The sounds of the morning – cries of pain, gunshots and bombs – all helped create a realistic experience for police, fire and emergency medical personnel testing their reactions in a school shooting simulation. "The reality is that it can [...]
The Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors appointed three directors to the Hornbrook Community Services District board during its Tuesday meeting to provide the district with a quorum. The board chose to assign directors and cancel the election scheduled for Jan. 28, 2014, since the services district's water plant was scheduled to shut down on Nov. 1 due to the loss of its liability insurance. The three new directors will be Kelly Bear, Penny Barnum and Robert Puckett Sr. [...]
The Jackson County Amateur Radio Emergency Service will hold its monthly meeting at 7 tonight at the Jackson County Fire District No. 5 station, 5811 S. Pacific Highway, Phoenix.
GRANTS PASS — Western timber companies have gone to court to lift the logging ban on national forests because of the government shutdown, arguing the government has no authority under timber sale contracts to force loggers to stop working.
Twenty-eight cows that moseyed onto the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument last week obviously didn't know about the partial federal government shutdown.
The government shutdown is temporarily slowing the recruitment of mentors for the children of the Big Idea, a push to graduate 100 percent of Medford's sixth-graders.
Gov. John Kitzhaber is negotiating to keep two sets of inflammatory initiatives from becoming ballot measures in 2014 so they don't threaten his plans to reform the state's tax system in 2015.
Securing rights of way for the new road over the Siskiyous and rights of way for alterations along the present road, such as elimination of sharp turns and the deeding of the needed strips for a uniform width of 60 feet alone prevent the advertising for...
I'm curious: How long did the federal shutdown in the mid-1990s last? Was it the longest? And did it save us any money? I don't mind telling you that I'm getting really frustrated with this current mess by all the goofuses — goofi? — in D.C.
A Medford marijuana dispensary that had its business license revoked has sent an appeal to the city, setting the stage for a potential legal showdown that could have statewide ramifications.
EARLY HORROR FILM: Check out a screening of horror filmmaker Val Lewton's 1943 film "I Walked with a Zombie," not rated, at 1:30 today at the Central Point library, 116 S. Third St.
Police at Los Angeles International Airport are continuing their stepped-up patrols the day after the arrest of a baggage handler in connection with a pair of small explosions.
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A lawyer for a U.S. Naval Academy student accused of sexual assault is asking a federal judge to remove the superintendent from deciding who will serve on a court-martial panel that will decide the ca
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A former Delaware state senator has sued a Maine ski resort nearly three years after he and his daughters were injured in a 35-foot fall from a broken chairlift.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon appointed Dutch Mideast expert Sigrid Kaag on Wednesday to lead the team charged with destroying Syria's chemical weapons and announced stepped up efforts to hold a peace
WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate leaders reached a last-minute agreement Wednesday to avert a threatened Treasury default and reopen the government after a partial, 16-day shutdown, according to a Republican
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The grape harvest in the European Union has picked up from the extremely bad 2012 season, wine experts said. But key regions in France are still struggling because of bad weather.
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Demand for emergency food aid has spiked this year in Britain, a leading charity said Wednesday, suggesting low-income households' living standards are still sliding despite the end of the recession.
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Immigrant rights activists in Oregon are asking the city of Portland to stop buying bonds from Wells Fargo, which has a mutual fund with shares in a private prison company that operates immigration de
Efforts to build diplomatic momentum in nuclear talks between Iran and the six world powers must confront hard realities about the scope of Iran's uranium enrichment labs and the stockpile of material
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A New Hampshire gas station clerk who thwarted an attempted robbery by pulling out a handgun was fired because company policy prohibits staff from carrying firearms.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. has agreed to pay a $100 million penalty and admitted that its traders acted "recklessly" during a series of London trades that ultimately cost the bank $6 billion.
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The San Francisco Bay Area's main commuter rail line was up and running Wednesday as a potential transit strike was averted for the third straight day.
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A Russian court decided on Wednesday not to send Alexei Navalny to prison, a move that could have sparked major protests and made a martyr out of the charismatic 37-year-old opposition leader.
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Four women died and 11 people were taken into custody after a boat with more than a dozen people aboard _ including Haitians and Jamaicans _ capsized early Wednesday in the waters off South Florida.
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High-stakes nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers adjourned on an upbeat note Wednesday, with the European Union's top diplomat calling them `'very important." Iran's foreign minister spoke
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The sister of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev (joh-HAHR' tsahr-NEYE'-ehv) is due in a Boston court in a counterfeiting investigation.
A 25-year-old University of California, Berkeley, law school graduate is due for sentencing Wednesday after pleading guilty to beheading an exotic bird during a drunken chase at a Las Vegas Strip reso
After a decade along the Oregon coast, a plant where bridge parts were assembled and painted is closing and will lay off its remaining 51 employees in December.
A Dutch diplomat was beaten up by two men who barged into his apartment in central Moscow, an attack that followed the arrest of a Russian diplomat in the Netherlands and threatened to further sour re
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The man who found the Boston Marathon bombing suspect hiding in his boat in his backyard says he's no hero and wants the attention he's drawn to "fade away."
Greece's largest labor union has called a general strike for Nov. 6, warning that unemployment has reached "nightmare" levels and that working rights are continually eroded by austerity measures.
California is ranked as the worst state in which to do business. California ranks among the worst for public education. California is the worst tax-and-spend state with the highest unfunded liabilities. California is a failed state with confusing social and environmental engineering projects that not only impede the economy but also destroy real people's lives. We do not need, nor do we want to pay for, a $100 billion high-speed train that will never benefit us. We do not need two massive tunnels under the Sacramento Delta, touted to save the environment, but really intended to siphon ever-increasing amounts of water to Los Angeles. We do not want, or need, the child transgender law. Catastrophic wildfires are putting whole towns in danger through failed California forest policy. If you live in Northern California, you get the point. These are all things we can fix in the State of Jefferson. We can "start over." We can get back to the basics of good government. Government that defends the rights of the people. A state that defends our ability to provide for our families with the property we have worked and paid for. Government that represents the wishes of the governed. This State is ungovernable in its present size. All we want is the opportunity to do a better job of it for our children and our families. Join the movement! Go to JeffersonDeclaration.net and find out how you can get involved!
An administrative law judge has upheld the medical license suspension of a Redding doctor accused of excessively oveprescribing painkillers that may be linked to the deaths of at least nine patients.
The city of Redding held off a push from local conservatives who want the city to play an active role against diesel emission standards due to take effect at the start of next year in California.
For the third time, the attorney for a man accused of strangling a Red Bluff teen asked the Tehama County Superior Court Tuesday afternoon for a delay in the case's preliminary hearing.
Redding firefighters say they're heading to a home on the 1300 block of Lawrence Road this evening after receiving reports of smoke coming from a building.
The county's new medical marijuana ordinance will probably come to planning commissioners next month, and residents reminded supervisors Tuesday they want it to work this time to ward off illegal grows.
In 1913: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loomis and their daughter planned to spend part of the winter in San Francisco so that their daughter could have the pleasure of sightseeing in the city and along the coast. They will probably make the trip in their automobile.
The nomination of Janet Yellen to become head of the Federal Reserve System has set off a flurry of media stories. Since she will be the first woman to occupy that position, we can only hope that this will not mean that any criticism of what she does will be attributed to sex bias or to a "war on women."
Two candidates will be selected to serve on the Dunsmuir City Council by voters Nov. 5. Here are profiles about the four candidates on the ballot: Linda Gnesa, Mark Juarez, Tim Padula and Scott Welch, which have appeared individually in the Dunsmuir News over the past month.
Governor Brown last week signed a bill that allows for tree thinning on private land to include trees up to 24 inches in areas with high fire danger. Assembly Bill 744 was co-authored by local Republican representatives Assemblymen Brian Dahle and Senator Jim Nielsen. "I would like to thank the Governor and all of those who helped move this critical piece of legislation through the process late in the [...]
The blood wasn't real. The bullets were blanks. The angry shooter was actually a CHP officer and the terror was simulated. But the response was as real as possible Tuesday morning when local agencies participated in a mock mass shooting exercise at College of the Siskiyous in Weed.
Dunsmuir High School Principal Ray Kellar is poised to move up after accepting, in concept, an offer by the school board to replace the interim superintendent Oct 9.
Graham Zusi and Aron Johannsson scored in second-half stoppage time, and the United States rallied for a 3-2 win at Panama on Tuesday night that left Mexico's World Cup hopes alive and knocked out the Panamanians.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis Grizzlies controlling owner Robert Pera is starting his second season in charge of an NBA team, and he's already calling out Michael Jordan.
CENTRAL POINT — The South Medford boys soccer team built a five-goal lead by halftime en route to a 15-1 victory over Crater in Southern Oregon Hybrid action at Dutch Meyer Field on Tuesday.
The Yreka Chargers Jr. Midgets cheer squad took 2n overall during a cheer competition in Chico, Calif. on Sunday. Below is a submitted recap of the event by the Chargers. "This past Sunday, Oct. 13, the Yreka Charger Cheerleaders traveled to Chico to take part in their annual Nor Cal Fed Division II Cheer Competition. Stomping, clapping, cheering fans spent six hours in a gym waiting for the moment that their cheerleader comes to the floor and shows off [...]
COS FB squad loses on the road to Laney OAKLAND, CALIF.— The College of the Siskiyous football squad fell on the road Friday night to Laney in Oakland, Calif., by the score of 44-14. Laney took control of the contest from the start and were up 30-0 at the half. In the third quarter, with 5:29 remaining, Demetrius Brown scored on a six-yard pass from Warren Johnson, with the extra point good, making things 37-7 in favor of Laney. The Eagles scored [...]
Weed varsity volleyball coach Steve Neel's pick for the Pepsi of Mt. Shasta Cougar Volleyball Player of the Week is Jillian Neel. "Jillian moved back to the setter position and played excellent in our victory over Mt. Shasta," said Coach Neel. Congratulations Jillian. Hope you enjoy that Pepsi. Share on Facebook
Photos by Jimmy Palmer The Dunsmuir Tigers volleyball team took over sole possession of second place in the Evergreen League with a 3-1 win over the Butte Valley Bulldogs on Tuesday night in Dunsmuir, or maybe they already had it. It's hard to tell looking at the standings on MaxPreps because some of the teams don't bother to report scores in a timely manner. Dunsmuir won the first game of the match, 25-11. Butte Valley rebounded with a 25-21 win in game-two, and then pushed the Tigers to extra points in game-three. Dunsmuir, however, prevailed with a 31-29 win. The Tigers closed out the match with a 25-16 game-four victory. Chelsea Helms led the Tigers with 13 kills. Alyssa Clark notched 6 aces, and Tyla Edwards had 5. Christina Gonzalez came up with 6 digs. Dunsmuir (3-1, 4-6) hosts Big Valley (2-2, 8-11) on Thursday. Butte Valley (??,??) is at Tulelake (6-0,11-4) on Thursday. Sorry there aren't any Butte Valley stats. They don't post theirs. Share on Facebook
Felise had a, "great week of practice. She's getting better and better as she becomes an all around 'outside hitter.' Has been used for spot serving duty and excelled!" said Yreka volleyball coach Scott Eastman. Congratulations Felise. Your certificate for the Miner Perk is on the way. Share on Facebook
Coach Tom Powers' choice for the Pepsi of Mt. Shasta COS Volleyball Player of the Week is Lexie Yaple. "Lexie has been our best passer all year. She leads the team in digs and had great games against Mendocino and Butte," said Powers. Congratulations Lexie. Coach has a 12-pack of Pepsi for you. Share on Facebook
The Siskiyou County Office of Emergency Services along with local police and medical crews held an exercise at the College of the Siskiyous Tuesday morning.
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Shasta County This comes after an independent audit showed the Redding Community Access Corporation (RCAC) came up $110,000 dollars short from 2009 to April of 2013.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate leaders reached last-minute agreement Wednesday to avert a threatened Treasury default and reopen the government after a partial, 16-day shutdown, according to a Republican senator who also said congressional leaders would push for passage as soon as possible. ...
High clouds are moving over the forecast area this morning, associated with a weak cold front moving through the Pacific Northwest today. It's not too impressive, and lacks substantial moisture to produce good cloud cover or precipitation. The high clouds will pass to our south and west by midday and clear skies will prevail, allowing temperatures to warm up similarly to yesterday. The 7 day forecast is continuing to show an extended period of dry weather, however a typhoon in the Western Pacific (near Japan) is moving into the Gulf of Alaska come the middle of next week as an extratropical system. That basically means it is a dying typhoon, or hurricane, with a high moisture content. This could be moving into the Pacific Northwest shortly after that, so will require a good watch come Monday, Tuesday. It's certainly likely most of the rain stays to the North. For now, cool mornings and warm afternoons are the main weather headlines. By the weekend, highs will be in the mid 70's across the Valley and mid to upper 60's in the Klamath Basin.
TALENT, Ore. — Just before sunset on Tuesday, a cougar was spotted lurking near a Talent apartment complex. Police said the cougar was not very afraid of people and appeared to be either sick or injured and may have been hit by a car. It was the second time Talent police had been called out after reports of a cougar came in earlier Tuesday. Calls were made to animal control and the Department of Fish and Wildlife in hopes the animal could be tranquilized, but with no one available to come out, police said they acted to ensure public safety. "Because the animal was obviously injured or sick, there was a danger that the animal might hurt somebody if it got away from us so we went ahead and decided to dispatch the animal," said Talent Police Officer Gail Schweizer The cougar will be brought to ODFW for analysis Wednesday.
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