David Benda is a reporter at Record Searchlight, where he has been covering business news since 2000. His work primarily focuses on construction and real estate, including topics such as the housing market, real estate development, and legal affairs. David's insights and reporting have been featured in notable publications including USA TODAY, Detroit Free Press, and Yahoo News.
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David Benda's journalistic coverage is focused on local news, with a significant emphasis on government and politics in the Redding, Shasta County area. He also covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these areas.
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Why this $3.7 million bridge replacement project has been delayed.
By: David Benda
The sheriff made his stunning announcement about 15 minutes into what most thought was going to be presentation on the controversial locaiton.
By: David Benda
After the ruling, Shasta County sent out a news release that said Measure B will not be implemented for the Nov. 3 election.
By: David Benda
This week in the Buzz. This husband-and-wife team has opened two businesses downtown. An update on Mount Shasta Brewing in Siskiyou County.
By: David Benda
The Oasis would be built on about 50 acres off Oasis Road and north of Gold Hills Gold Club.
By: David Benda
Sheriff Michael Johnson said has started looking for a new location and that he will present suitable sites back to the board of supervisors.
Redding officials approved a 143-lot subdivision called The Oasis despite resident concerns about traffic.
This week in the Buzz. This husband-and-wife team has opened two businesses downtown. An update on Mount Shasta Brewing in Siskiyou County.
Shasta County ROV Clint Curtis comments after a judge on Aug. 7, 2026, granted the state's preliminary injunction that blocks Measure B.
The first IRONMAN in Redding will have a global audience as competitors from some 20 countries have registered for the race.
