Six people were rescued from the Sacramento River after getting stuck on branches Saturday afternoon. Emergency crews responded to the area of West Sacramento Avenue and River Road around 3:36 p.m. The group became snagged on branches in the river. Cal Fire, Butte County Search and Rescue, the Butte County Sheriff's Office and other agencies worked together to pull everyone to safety. All six people were rescued without injuries.

A 29-year-old Red Bluff man turned himself in at the police department after allegedly shooting and killing someone on Saturday. Officers were dispatched to Highway 36 West at Monroe Street at approximately 4:43 p.m. regarding a report of a pickup truck that had left the roadway and was resting on its side. Officers located a deceased adult male in the vehicle. While officers were investigating, authorities say Andrew Winstead entered the front lobby of the Red Bluff Police Department and told dispatch personnel that he had shot someone and wished to turn himself in. Winstead admitted to knowing the victim and shooting him, He was arrested and booked into the Tehama County Jail for murder, shooting at an occupied vehicle and assault with a deadly weapon,

Chico philanthropist and business owner will be hosting a class this week on how to protect yourself in an active shooter situation... Grandmaster Farshad Azad says people can survive these emergency situations but they must have a plan.... The 1 hour class comes in the wake of the Chico library shooting two weeks ago where two people were killed. The class is on Tuesday at 7pm at Azad's Martial Arts Center on Walnut in Chico