Redding homes can sign up for Spectrum Internet, TV, Voice, Mobile

Spectrum bundles with over 150 TV channels, with local programming and access to prime-time options included, as well as high-speed Spectrum Internet and Spectrum Voice home phone service. Get service for your home in Redding with Spectrum. Streaming has never been easier with Spectrum On Demand, included in Spectrum TV. Get all your favorite channels, including live events and sports in Redding.

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TV, Internet and Phone Plans in Redding, Jewels of Northern California (96003)

Local viewers are now able to take advantage of one of the best cable providers in the region, Spectrum in Redding California. Spectrum serves Redding and many other areas throughout Northern California and the Sacramento River Valley, providing cable television, high-speed Internet and digital landline phone, individually (except Voice) or in cost saving Triple Play and Double Play bundles. It's one of the most reliable and affordable TV, Internet and phone packages in the Redding area and throughout Northern California. Spectrum in Redding gives you all your local programming, as well as popular cable favorites, bringing you local and regional sports, weather, news and a whole lot more, all with some of the best choices for On Demand programming and HD channels.

In Redding, CA, you'll get plenty of regional sports coverage with two major regional sports networks serving Redding and the surrounding areas. Comcast Sports Bay Area provides you with regional broadcasts of professional sports teams like MLB's San Francisco Giants or the Golden State Warriors in the NBA or the San Jose Earthquakes of the MLS and also, college sports from the Pac-12, West Coast Conference, Mountain West Conference and the WAC. Comcast SportsNet California features the Sacramento Kings of the NBA, the WNBA's Sacramento Monarchs and other local, regional and national sporting events to viewers in Northern California, Western Nevada and Southern Oregon. You'll have plenty of games to watch live, in the moment, with regional sports coverage in Redding, CA, from Spectrum.

Spectrum in Redding, CA, isn't only one of the best when it comes to digital cable with HD channels and On Demand choices, though. Spectrum also provides one of the fastest high-speed Internet services in the nation. Say goodbye to basic Internet in Redding or regular DSL or satellite Internet in the Northern California area and say hello to cable Internet that's always running, allowing you to surf the Web, check your email, shop online and a whole lot more. You can also play games online, stream and download music and movies and even share photos and videos without slowing down the high-speed connection.

Spectrum's digital home phone service, Spectrum Voice, rounds out the suite of services available to Redding, CA, Spectrum customers. Spectrum Voice is available only when you bundle with TV, Internet or both and with it, you get unlimited local and long distance talk, saving you more than 35% off your phone bill with a consistent rate no matter how many calls you make throughout the USA, Puerto Rico, Guam, Canada and the United States Virgin Islands.

For one of the best HD cable TV services available in Redding and the entirety of Northern California and the Sacramento River Valley, you can't go wrong with Spectrum.

Get speeds up to 500 Mbps in Redding with Spectrum Internet in Redding. Also get hundreds of channels with Spectrum TV when you bundle the two.

When you bundle Spectrum Internet and TV in Redding, get access to high-quality online gaming and video streaming.

You get to save money while getting great services. Bundle TV, Voice and Internet with Spectrum in Redding and receive TV, high-speed Internet and calling.

Customers in Redding will never run out of uses for streaming TV, up to 500 Mbps Internet and unlimited nationwide calling. Call today!

More Information About Redding

Redding

The California city of Redding, located on the Sacramento River approximately 15 miles south of Shasta Lake, is the county seat of Shasta County. The city is connected to surrounding areas by the I-5 freeway, U.S. Highway 299, California State Highway 44, and California State Highway 273. Redding is the largest city in the northern Sacramento Valley and also the largest city on the 470-mile stretch of Interstate 5 which runs between Sacramento, California and Eugene, Oregon. Both Redding and its southerly neighbor Red Bluff are popular with tourists as bases to explore Lake Shasta, Lassen Volcanic National Park, and other nearby natural attractions.

Incorporated in 1887, Redding was named for Benjamin B. Redding, the first land agent for the California and Oregon Railroad. In 1874, a bill was introduced in the legislature changing the name to "Reading" in honor of city founder Pierson B. Reading. The railroad, however, would not recognize the change, and the original spelling was restored in 1880. During the twentieth century, Redding's main industry was lumber, but in present-day Redding, the two major industries are law and medicine.

Redding Attractions

Redding offers a variety of entertainment options including night clubs, shopping malls, movie theaters, and fine dining. A number of fairs and community festivals are held throughout the year. The Redding Convention Center features a variety of entertainment throughout the year from antique shows to country and western music. Museums in Redding include the Redding Museum of Art & History, which exhibits contemporary art and also features a large collection of local Indian artifacts, and the Carter House Natural Science Museum. The Redding Arboretum offers beautiful trails, wildlife views, and a glimpse of the Sacramento Valley as it was 300 years ago. The Schreder Planetarium is another local attraction which offers showings each Friday night.

Natural attractions abound in the region surrounding Redding. Mt. Lassen, rising 10,457 feet above sea level, is visible to the east. Snowcapped Mt. Shasta, visible to the north, towers over 14,000 feet above sea level. Other local attractions include: Lake Shasta Caverns Lassen Volcanic National Park (approximately an hours drive to the east on Route 44) Shasta State Historic Park (3 miles west on Route 299) Paul Bunyan's Forest Camp Camden House & El Dorado Mine (15 miles west on Route 299) Lake Shasta (15 miles north on I-5) Whiskeytown Lake (about 8 miles west on Route 299)

Many captivating resorts can be found around the Shasta Lake Area, and several maintained campgrounds are available for public use within the National Forest boundaries.

For sports fans, the closest professional team resides in Chico, about 80 miles to the south. The Chico Outlaws are an independent baseball team playing in the Golden Baseball League (GBL). Fans willing to take the 3-hour drive to Sacramento can view the NBA Kings, the WNBA Monarchs, the World Indoor Soccer League Knights, and the River Cats, which is the Minor League Baseball AAA affiliate of the Oakland Athletics.

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