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As of Friday afternoon, more than half of the ballots cast in Shasta County have yet to be counted. A printing issue with some of the ballots has significantly slowed down the process.

A tough battle for one seat on the Shasta County Board of Supervisors could decide who controls the board next year.

Shasta County supervisors hired an elections chief without experience just months before the election. He’s already falling out of favor.

Redding’s historic rodeo is one step closer to securing use of prime riverfront property.

Two candidates are vying for a seat in politically polarized Shasta County this year. The race for the final board of supervisors seat will determine the balance of power.

Shasta County has issued new policies for media covering public Board of Supervisors meetings. Those rules have raised concerns over press freedom.

The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Tuesday to put a change to the county charter on the ballot in November.

With just five months left until the November presidential election, a new clerk has been appointed to oversee voting in Shasta County. With no prior experience, they’ll have a lot of catching up to do.

While elections may be the outrage du jour, officials and longtime residents in Shasta and beyond are concerned the damage to civic life will be permanent.

After a controversial and heated two-day public interview process, a new elections official has been appointed in Shasta County.

The next county clerk/registrar of voters in Shasta County will be appointed by the board of supervisors in a completely public interview process. This comes after the previous elected county clerk stepped down last week.

It’s unclear how long that leave will be or if she’ll run for reelection in the fall.