REPORT: Over a quarter of Butte County's 1,006 homeless are "severely mentally ill"
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Former Redding doctor sentenced to over 27 years in prison for sexual assault of patients
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Chico City Council approves Mark Sorensen as new City Manager
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Annual 4th of July Fly-in takes place at Oroville Airport
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Senator Brian Dahle talks Governor campaign priorities
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Shasta County native Megan Rapinoe to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
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Inside the Boating Safety Unit patrolling Shasta Lake this July 4th weekend
