The about WORST goddamn post office in America. It's worse because I AM a letter carrier, not only…read moredoes my DPS come completely screwed up but they regularly delay or lose packages. I had a package that went through 6 different hubs. Each hub in and out in one day. Until we get to Redding. 3 days later and it hasn't moved. It was supposed to be here on the 3rd of July its now the 9th and no one knows where it is. Not ONE executive or manager should get a bonus, raise, or perk until this outhouse is cleaned up.​

Absolutely fantastic! I have no complaints from anyone at this location. My courier knew me well…read moreand was always attentive. He knew I was making a long distance move and so he made sure to tell me to go tell the postal workers in the office in person to forward my mail. I just got off the phone with a woman there to see what would happen with my packages (since I couldn't get a hold of anyone at the company when I told them that I had a change of address), and she was extremely helpful, kind, caring and friendly. Such a huge difference in service provided from this post office compared to any out of town office. I just want to thank everyone there too. Highly recommend using them.

The City Hall area is really lovely with a fountain in the center of the roundabout out front while…read moreoffering a small amount of parking. The grounds are well manicured with green grass and paths and shady areas to sit. There is also a sculpture park with some interesting pieces. I was here at a particularly busy time and I wonder if the aesthetic possibly effects the functionality as people were having to park blocks away and walk in the heat. I would prefer a larger parking space for citizens and less frills myself but having pretty things to look at is always nice.

This is a really beautiful place in Redding. The grounds are well kept with interesting sculptures…read moreand points of interest all over the place. The parking is free, and the signs say that it is open 7 days per week from 6AM to 10PM. The only complaint is that a lot of transients camp out in the back area, and thus, a really obnoxious security guard feels the need to harass anyone in the area to not loiter. My husband and I enjoy walking in this park and are frequently bothered by the security guard, telling us we have to leave because if anyone stays there too long the homeless will show up and start camping out. It's ridiculous. It's a public area and if we're not there before 6 or after 10, and not defacing anything, we should be left alone.

August 2025 - the Redding library is CLOSED for remodeling until "Fall" - maybe October maybe not…read more Don't make any plans that involve going there for the time being. There is one room open with some books but no chairs or tables and that's it. I suppose they have their reasons but closing for so long when it's regularly over 100 degrees and not having any place for someone to sit in a cool, quiet place and read is just so negligent.

Good customer service. They are the best. When you need help they help you right away. Rachel was…read morethe most helpful to me and very patient. Great employee. I could not have gotten the crucial letter off to my state representatives in the required time. Thanh you Rachel. You need a raise because of your knowledge and your kind assistance.

This building is awesome, and worth attending some function there, just for the fun of looking at…read moreall the angles and architectural stuff. It was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1958, and completed in 1962, I believe. We went to see some music here last week (Marley's Ghost). It was the venue for a musical production put on by the Oaksong Society -- previosly known as the Oaksong Music Society for the Preservation of Way Cool Music. They've got some great acts coming to Redding this year -- I suggest you check them out if you're interested in live music of the Way Cool type. Anyhow, this building was at least as good as the music that was performed, or the brownies that were served during the intermission. So you should drop by and attend an event there, or even go to a service. Apparently, the church has spawned a number of young'uns that have gone on to become architects. Obviously the building is an inspiration for those who hang out there.

Pilgrim Church is invested in the community. Their members are out in the community volunteering…read moretheir time for the benefit of others: at The Attic, in local school classrooms, at the Veterans Clinic, the Hope Van, the Oaksong Society, the Cascade Theater, Turtle Bay Exploration Park, Riverfront Playhouse, The Women's Fund, the Redding School District Board, and hosting foreign exchange students, to name a few. However, it is not a requirement of the Church. They have a banner at the front door that says everyone is welcome at Pilgrim, you don't have to have certain beliefs or rituals. We attend many musical events there.

After exploring Lake Shasta Cavern, we stopped by to check out Shasta Dam. Free to park and visit…read more There is a visitor center. Inside the visitor center, there is a restroom :) You can see Mount Shasta from a distance. What a view! Looking down from the dam was really scary. Do so at your own risk. I had to hold my phone very steady to snap a photo from above. I am afraid of heights but the dam did look nice from the top center of the dam. A nice stroll from end to end.

The views are amazing and anxiety imposing!…read more You can walk out onto the dam and looking either way, the views are spectacular. To your one side, amazing anxiety driving views where even if you're not afraid of heights, you'll start breathing heavy. Then, on the other side, spectacular views of lake Shasta with imposing mountains in the backdrop. Connected to a cool visitor station, this is worth the drive to visit if you're around the area.

A beautiful stop in Redding and definitely worth visiting if you're passing through the area. The…read morebridge itself is very unique and photogenic, and the surrounding river views make it even better. It's an easy place to visit without needing a lot of time or hiking. We stopped here during a road trip and really enjoyed walking across the bridge, taking some photos, and enjoying the scenery. A great quick stop to stretch your legs!

I have known about the Sundial Bridge for a very long time but never took the opportunity to check…read moreit out. My boyfriend and I wanted to do a little getaway to celebrate our anniversary. We decided on Redding since I have never been there. We wanted to check out the Sundial Bridge during daytime and nighttime. Very cool and beautiful bridge. The walkway is made of glass panels. Nighttime, the bridge lights up. Easy pathway to walk through. The bridge crosses over the Sacramento River. Plenty of parking. No parking fee. No admission fee to walk across the bridge.

When traveling on long distance trips across the State of California. It's assuring too know that…read morethere are rest stops all along most major highways, provided by " California Department of Transportation ". This particular one is called Hillcrest Rest Area located on Route 299 heading towards the small town of Burney California. This is home of McArthur Burney Falls State Park. Due to its high elevation and snow, this rest area is open after may 1. Hillcrest Rest Area is one of your smaller rest areas. Plenty of parking/ Clean restrooms / Picnic tables/ No vending machines/ No Rv Sanitation Station. Overall a wonderful place to take a break before continuing on your journey. Enjoy !

I met Patrick Jones when I moved to Shasta County in 1995. Over the years we developed a friendship…read moreand I can say with confidence that I know him very well. Patrick is an intelligent, honest, hard-working, tenacious individual who has strong beliefs in God, The Constitution, The Bill Of Rights, Individual Freedom, fiscal responsibility, ethical governance, and governmental accountability. Patrick was born here in Shasta County and he has a great love for the area and its people. Due to his passion for the area, Patrick chose to enter local politics so that he could make a difference on the grassroots level and restore the great values and principles that he believes so strongly in. (The same values and principles I might add, that founded our nation). At the time of this writing, Patrick is a Shasta County Supervisor and unfortunately, Patrick's restoration efforts are very needed. The necessary recall of his fellow Shasta County Supervisor Lenord Moty is one example of a cleanup effort that Patrick is involved in. That recall effort has garnered massive support and at the time of this writing, it looks like it will be successful. God Bless Shasta Recall and God Bless The Red White And Blueprint Movement. As expected, Patrick has come under fire for his noble efforts. The attacks have mostly come from lying, conniving, deceitful, left-wing, mentally ill, degenerates who are filled with hate for traditional Americans like Patrick Jones. These anti-American and frequently treasonous turds...have no morals. To them, the end justifies the means, and they will stop at nothing to further their corrupt, twisted, left-wing agenda. They believe in big govt. totalitarian control and they would love nothing more than to impose their will and defame or silence people like Patrick. Their disregard for free speech, the right to bear arms, Christian religious liberty, due process of law, The Constitution, The Bill Of Rights, and Individual Freedom in general...is evidenced by their support of The Critical Race Theory, The Cancel Culture, covid mandates, covid shutdowns, and other forms of govt. overreach. One measure of success that can be determined is when you have managed to upset the corrupt, status quo. Patrick Jones is a great asset to Shasta County! PS. To any left-leaning clown who may take exception to what I wrote above...please remember to follow the left's modus operandi. You must go ahead and call me a white supremacist, a racist, and a Nazi. Never mind the fact that there is ZERO evidence to support those absurd claims. Don't let that stop you. Remember that you don't care about the facts. Just push forward with your left-wing agenda like the good, twisted, mentally ill sheep that you are.