No layoffs, no reserve draw, Oroville balances $2.5M budget gap
Oroville has closed a roughly $2.5 million budget deficit that surfaced earlier this year, balancing its budget without layoffs or dipping into the city’s rough
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Yesterday — Friday, September 4
Cal Skate Chico yard sale draws hundreds as longtime owners prepare to retire
Hundreds of people turned out Thursday at Cal Skate in Chico to buy a piece of the roller rink’s history as the longtime owners prepare to retire and transition
DUI checkpoint planned Friday night in Chico
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) and Chico Police Department will conduct a DUI and driver’s license checkpoint Friday night in Chico.The checkpoint will ope
Man arrested after allegedly threatening to shoot up Oroville charter school
The Oroville Police Department (OPD) arrested a man on Friday, suspected of making multiple threats against a local charter school.According to investigators,
Chico library could get panic buttons in security overhaul after shooting
The security upgrades would be for the Chico and Oroville branches, which are currently undergoing renovation, and come after two people were fatally shot at the Chico location in June.
State funding change leaves youth, LGBTQ+ programs in limbo
Stonewall Alliance Center, the nonprofit that provides a crucial lifeline for LGBTQ+ people in the North State, is one of many local organizations that have lost a significant funding source after the 2024 passage of Proposition 1.
Breaking News: Éstom Jámani Dining Hall Temporarily Closed
As of 8:30 a.m., the Éstom Jámani dining hall is closed because a fire sprinkler went off accidentally. Students across campus are already feeling the impact. Romy Sherman, a freshman at Chico, said she had an 8 a.m. class that lasted two hours and had not eaten before she went. According to a maintenance employee…
Eating right while on a budget
Whether you’re a freshman who’s new on campus and has no way to get to a grocery store or a senior who is struggling with money, Chico is full of opportunities to cut down on your grocery bill. Chico State provides a helpful hand to all students and staff with the Hungry Wildcat Food Pantry,…
Sunny’s podcast: Aug. 27-Sept. 1
Reporter Chris Hutton discusses the latest in the Stock lawsuit against Chico State and the CSU and how he put together his story. He also reports on the Sept. 1 City Council meeting, including the proposition for an ad hoc committee to review Chico PD’s ALPR data sharing.
Chico police seek help locating missing 69-year-old Javier Menchaca
Chico police are asking for the public’s help finding a 69-year-old man who has not been seen or heard from since he was last seen at home.
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This article, fifth in a series, was originally published by The Rimfire Report. SACRAMENTO — This installment breaks the pattern of the ones before it, because on mental health Gavin Newsom did something the rest of his record mostly lacks. He didn’t just spend the money. He tried to rebuild the machine.
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The Chico State Wildcats’ men’s soccer team’s early-season struggles continue as they lose their third consecutive match to start the season, against the Simon Fraser Red Leafs, 2-1. The first 15 minutes were quiet, as both teams struggled to gain possession and find open shots.
Thursday, September 3
Newsom’s mental health overhaul is real
This article was originally published by The Rimfire Report, and is fifth in a nine-part series examining Gov. Gavin Newsom’s record. SACRAMENTO — This installment breaks the pattern of the ones before it, because on mental health Gavin Newsom did something the rest of his record mostly lacks.
Weekend picks: Teenage Sex & Death At Camp Miasma, Fringe Festival & Personal to Political
Here’s what’s happening in the Chico area from September 3 to September 6.
Humboldt County man arrested in Oroville vegetation fire investigation
A Butte County man was arrested following an investigation that authorities said linked him to a vegetation fire that broke out Sunday.On Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026,
Clubtacular: A Club For Everyone
It was a slightly overcast Wednesday morning, but Chico State’s campus was anything but quiet. From 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., bringing with it the buzz of energy that’s reserved for the beginning of the semester.
Solar farm tentatively planned for Skyway
A 1,200-acre solar farm may soon develop off Skyway as Cenergy Power prepares to file its application to the California Energy Commission. The project has flown under the radar because the developers are submitting to a state commission rather than seeking county permits.
Local Job Fair promotes new employment opportunities
Students flowed into the Bell Memorial Union’s auditorium Wednesday as 38 employers waited to hire fresh faces. Employers from companies like the Boys & Girls Clubs of the North Valley, HomeCare Professionals, Once Upon A Time Therapy and more handed out flyers, business cards and company swag to prospective…
Developer proposes $10-15 million redevelopment of Centerfolds site near Chico
The owner of the Centerfolds property north of Chico is pitching a $10 million to $15 million redevelopment he says could transform the site into a new travel c
Salvation Army closes Oroville thrift store after revenue falls short
The Salvation Army permanently closed its Oroville Thrift Store on Aug. 31 after revenue from the location fell short and raised concerns about the store’s…
Chico State Students Fly Drones to Count Walnuts
Learn how interdisciplinary academics, aerial reconnaissance, and AI are fueling a better way to forecast crop yields.
Chico sets license plate reader review date | City reaches Gabe Sanchez lawsuit settlement | Rain lowers North State wildfire risk
The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026.
Wednesday, September 2
Chico City Council to discuss proposed 15 mph E-bike speed limit in Bidwell Park
The Chico City Council will discuss regulations surrounding e-bikes in Tuesday's meeting, aimed at increasing the safety of users in Chico's Bidwell Park.City c
Associated Students Photographer Wins UPAA Student Photographer of the Year
Dash Ferrero’s distinctive eye for campus life has earned them national recognition.
Outside expert could review Chico’s internal audit of police license plate readers
The proposal was floated at a recent City Council meeting and comes after reports that Chico police shared license plate reader data with out-of-state and federal agencies, including ICE and Border Patrol.
City Council to examine cooling standard gaps for commercial buildings
Chico City Councilmember Katie Hawley opened a discussion on cooling standards at the Sept. 1 meeting, but before the discussion began rescinded much of what she had asked to discuss. Ultimately, the Council voted 6-1 for the city attorney to present on current regulations for cooling standards in commercial buildings.
Workin’ 9 to 5 at Transgender, Transylvania
The week of August 23, classes were starting at Chico State. Students were running across campus to their next class when Dolly Parton and Tim Curry died. America was shocked. The internet went into a frenzy, with online artists mourning while quickly releasing memorial art for the two cultural icons.
AB 2700 heads to Newsom to address unpaid Camp Fire restitution
Camp Fire survivors in Paradise could be closer to receiving the remaining money they were awarded after California lawmakers gave final approval to…
Butte County code enforcement cleanup program expands as residents use free disposal
A free disposal program that started as a small effort to help Butte County residents get rid of unwanted waste has grown into a popular series of community cle
Bidwell Park e-bike proposal advances | Tina Peters won’t take Shasta County job | Former Biggs mayor faces sentencing
The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026.
Oroville woman charged after crash sent child, officer to hospital
An Oroville woman faced felony charges after authorities said she crashed into a Paradise Police patrol vehicle, seriously injuring her 6-year-old daughter…
Tuesday, September 1
Chico shelter drug bust raises concerns over settlement agreement
Authorities have arrested Michael Terrance Harrigan II, a resident of the Genesis Pallet Shelter in Chico, for allegedly trafficking fentanyl within the shelter
Chico State Earns Top Rankings from Washington Monthly and Time Magazine
Chico State delivers on quality education while encouraging civic engagement.
Center for Entrepreneurship Inducted Into Sigma Nu Tau Entrepreneurship Honor Society Chapter
The Center for Entrepreneurship joins a national network that recognizes academic excellence, principled entrepreneurship, and student success, creating more opportunities for students pursuing business ventures.
Local Job Fair happening September 2
Chico State’s Career and Student Employment department is hosting the school year’s first Local Job Fair. The job fair will take place Wednesday, Sept. 2 and will be held in the Bell Memorial Union from 3-6 p.m. Part-time and full-time positions will be offered by various companies such as Enloe Medical Center, The…
Butte County seeks Oroville Dam compensation, recreation benefits after FERC D.C. meetings
Butte County officials are pressing federal regulators for greater compensation and improved recreational benefits tied to Oroville Dam, following a trip to Was
Paradise police thank community for support of Sgt. Alvies after serious crash
The Paradise Police Department shared the following message from Lt. Drew Cooper thanking the community for its support of Detective Sgt. Alvies and his family
Newsom opposes Tina Peters’ parole transfer | Paradise DUI suspect due in court | Chico weighs indoor cooling standards
The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026.
Council to consider an indoor temperature threshold today
Chico City Councilmember Katie Hawley will ask the panel to discuss the establishment of a “maximum indoor temperature threshold for residential and commercial units” at the Sept. 1 meeting. Hawley’s report states that rising temperatures in Butte County affect people’s health and businesses.
ChicoSol adds new reporter
Katherine Kihiczak will begin reporting for ChicoSol on Sept. 8 as a California Local News fellow. Kihiczak met with ChicoSol Senior Editor Lindajoy Fenley for a Q-and-A about her background and move to Chico. Kihiczak will spend the next two years here, following in the footsteps of former fellow Yucheng Tang.
City Council agrees to look at an “ad hoc” review during meeting
The Chico City Council will discuss forming an ad hoc committee to review the internal investigation into management of Automated License Plate Reader data. That discussion will take place Sept. 15, and the ad hoc committee would be comprised of Council members Addison Winslow and Mike O’Brien.
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Chico police arrested a 19-year-old Orland man early Saturday after officers responding to a reported threat to shoot residents found a firearm
Monday, August 31
Canvas cybersecurity incident impacting Butte College, Chico State University
The California Community Colleges (CCC) Security Center says that they are aware of Canvas being down system-wide and that they are coordinating actively with Infrastructure and Canvas to resolve the
Chico takes first step to tighten homeless encampment rules after settlement ends
City Attorney Ryan Jones presented options to city council for tightening homeless encampment enforcement rules before the Warren v. Chico settlement expires in January.
Road Closure Notice: Dogtown Road
The Dogtown Road Rehabilitation Project, located in the unincorporated community of Magalia, is set to begin on Monday, August 17, 2026, and is expected to be completed by Friday, October 9, 2026…
Weekly wind-up Sept. 1 through Sept. 7
Tuesday, Sept. 1 Oh So Charming: Bracelets & Charm Making Time: 10-11:30 a.m. The Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Resource Center is hosting a bracelet-making session in the Meriam Library East Wing, Room 171.   Wednesday, Sept. 2 Clubtactular Time: 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Chico State’s many clubs and…
Breaking news: Microsoft Outlook is currently down
Update: 9:58 a.m. Chico State’s Division of IT sent an email to all students informing them the outage has “expanded to affect additional services used across campus.”
Paradise native and country star, Nate Smith, performed at Rolling Hills Casino
Paradise native and country singer Nate Smith brought a memorable crowd moment to his Aug. 30 concert in Corning.
Paradise police sergeant seriously injured by suspected DUI driver
A Paradise police sergeant was seriously injured early Saturday when another driver struck his marked patrol car on Highway 99 in Butte County.
Chico man dies after head-on crash with tractor truck
CHP is investigating a fatal crash that happened on State Route 99 in unincorporated Butte County, north of Chico.
Early enrollment holds steady in Redding as Chico and Eureka face modest declines
A few weeks into the new school year, early enrollment counts show little change in Redding, while Chico and Eureka are seeing small declines.In Redding, the Re
Chico City Council to discuss indoor cooling standards for rental properties
Chico leaders will discuss whether to set indoor temperature standards for rental units as extreme heat poses growing health risks.
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Butte County’s efforts to advocate for accountability regarding the Oroville Dam license reached Washington, D.C., earlier this month, where County representatives met with leadership and staff at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
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Last Monday’s Hot Takes is A.P. Porter’s column that appears the last Monday of the month. The Chico Police Department requires that applicants, “Be free from any physical, emotional, or mental condition, including bias against race or ethnicity, gender, nationality, religion, disability, or sexual orientation, which…
Saturday, August 29
Chico weighs Genesis shelter changes, expanded homeless enforcement after Warren deal ends
City Council unanimously supports framework to keep Genesis emergency shelter operating while closing alternate camping site and expanding enforcement after Warren settlement expires January 2027.
Weekend Forecast: Fall feeling arrives early
Redding and Chico both hit 100 on Thursday, but that’s the last we’ll see of triple digits for a good while — and yes, your calendar is correct: this is the fi
Chico's Builder's Village nears completion
61-unit accessible affordable housing project for seniors and disabled residents nearing completion by late August with $16.5 million state grant support.
Friday, August 28
Magalia man with prior child molestation convictions guilty in teen abuse case
The Butte County Distrcit Attorney's officed announced the setencing of a Magalia man with two prior child molestation convictions has been found guilty of mole
Butte County transit study seeks public input on Chico, Oroville bus service
Butte County transit riders and people who do not currently take the bus are being asked to help shape public transportation in Chico and Oroville in the…
Measure B remains blocked | US sues Trinity utility over Hobo Fire | West Nile activity in Butte County
The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Friday, Aug. 28, 2026.
Why Butte County is a hot spot for West Nile virus
Nearly 1 in 5 West Nile virus cases reported in California this year are in Butte County. Migratory birds and the region’s rice fields may be contributing to the county’s high case count.
License plate reader camera debate grows across North State
As Chico awaits an audit of its license plate reader program, other North State agencies are taking different approaches to the technology amid growing privacy concerns nationwide.
Thursday, August 27
Ousted dean: Chico State administrators failed to address discrimination allegations
Former Chico State College of Agriculture dean Patricia Stock claims university administrators failed to address discrimination and harassment allegations before her termination.
Shasta County welcomes outside election probes | Butte reports second West Nile death | Federal changes put CalFresh aid at risk
The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026.
News Worth Sharing: Chico State Ag Students Win at State Fair Sheep Competition
Wildcats wowed judges on the state and national stages.
Online Sociology Graduate Overcomes Adversity to Earn Chico State’s Highest Undergraduate Honor
Sean Jacobs was one of two online sociology students to earn the prestigious 2026 President's Academic Excellence Award.
Ousted dean: Chico State administrators failed to address discrimination allegations
This story was originally published by ChicoSol. Newly-released court documents reveal more about alleged harassment and disparaging remarks aimed at Patricia Stock, a native of Argentina and former dean of California State University, Chico’s College of Agriculture.
Weekend picks: Frankenstein, Tech Toss Yard Sale & Bloodsugar
Here’s what’s happening in the Chico area from August 27 to August 30.
Ousted dean: Chico State administrators failed to address discrimination allegations
Newly-released court documents reveal more about alleged harassment and disparaging remarks aimed at Patricia Stock, a native of Argentina and former dean of California State University, Chico’s College of Agriculture.
Wednesday, August 26
The Community Behind Concrete Industry Management Major Ricardo Ramos-Torres
Concrete Industry Management major Ricardo Ramos-Torres brings the support of his Gridley family and community to the soccer field, balancing career preparation and a growing role with the Wildcats.
Words of the wise
With college back in session, being a freshman can be nerve racking. Constantly wondering where the student center is. Why is Holt Hall a maze? How can I walk up and use resources without feeling embarrassed?
Rediscovering Our Hands
My most unforgettable memory of the Our Hands sculpture — the two huge hands next to city hall — was on a windy winter night in 2024. I was covering a memorial for unhoused people who had died outside that year. A group of people gathered next to the sculpture in a circle, holding tiny ... Rediscovering Our Hands
‘Encuentra a tu aliado’ ayuda a universitarios de California
Read this story in English here. Para los más de 2.5 millones de estudiantes de familias inmigrantes matriculados en la educación superior en California, el regreso a clases de este año está marcado por una mayor sensación de inseguridad en medio de la continua represión migratoria del gobierno de Trump.
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Last Monday is a column that appears the last Monday of the month. The Chico Police Department requires that applicants, “Be free from any physical, emotional, or mental condition, including bias against race or ethnicity, gender, nationality, religion, disability, or sexual orientation, which might adversely affect…
Tuesday, August 25
Chico State students return for fall semester, boosting downtown Chico businesses
Student enrollment growth increases foot traffic and sales at downtown Chico businesses, with retailers reopening seven days per week and adjusting merchandise for visitor demographics.
Chico State enrollment keeps climbing, but remains below pre-Camp Fire levels
Chico State projects nearly 16,000 students for fall 2026, marking the fourth consecutive year of enrollment growth but still about 2,000 short of pre-2018 Camp Fire levels.
Public Health Major Balances Patient Care and College Volleyball
Chico State volleyball player Marley Harrison balances the demands of college athletics, public health and overnight hospital shifts while pursuing a future dedicated to caring for others.
Dinosaurs on Display at Gateway Science Museum Spark Wonder for All Ages
A new hands-on exhibit pairs replicas of prehistoric giants with real fossils being restored in Gateway's demo lab.
Monday, August 24
Grazing goats return to Chico's Lindo Channel to reduce fire risk
Those fire-prevention goats are making their return to Chico's Lindo Channel for the next few weeks as part of an effort to reduce fire risk.
Weekly Wind-up Aug. 25 through Aug. 31
College is starting and these are new events happening around Chico.   Tuesday, Aug. 25 Wildcat Resource Fair Time: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Location: The Gauntlet For new and returning students, the resource fair is a great way to stock up on some essentials for the new semester. Over 40 Chico State departments will…
What happened to free speech at Chico State?
ChicoSol runs guest commentary and analysis on Mondays. In early 2025, a social media post advertised a sit-in protest at an upcoming job fair on the Chico State campus. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) would be present at the fair to recruit students.
Friday, August 21
Thursday, August 20
Art Alum Returns to The Turner for National Printmaking Exhibition
For master printmaker Max Valentine (Art ’15), the exhibition marks a return to the print studio that first showed him what a career in art could look like.
Outcry at City Council over camera data sharing
Local citizens fill the Council chamber, and the City says it will hold a special City Council meeting at 6 p.m. Sept. 21 for discussion of license plate reader data sharing. “These license plate readers, they’re just not reading the license plates, they’re video cameras basically,” said Chico resident Dan Pantry.
Wednesday, August 19
'Take them down': Chico residents call for removal of license plate reader cameras
Chico residents call on City Council to remove police ALPR cameras and establish citizen-led oversight after data-sharing revelations.
Tuesday, August 18
Chico city council to review possible bypasses around nuisance abatement
The Chico City Council discussed modifications to public nuisance enforcement rules, with potential expansions after the Warren Settlement Agreement expires in January 2027.
Chico swears in Gillian Haen as city manager, replacing retired Mark Sorensen
Chico officially has a new city manager since last nightGillian Haen was officially sworn in as Chico’s new city manager Tuesday night during a City Council me
Chico settles $325K excessive-force lawsuit
The City of Chico settled a $325,000 excessive-force lawsuit, and watchdog groups are calling for the city to end its license-plate reader contract.
Chico City Council moves forward with proposed entertainment zones ordinance
Chico City Council approved an ordinance establishing entertainment zones in downtown and Meriam Park allowing public consumption of alcohol in designated areas.
Friday, August 14
Cal Skate closure leaves Chico roller derby and skating clubs without a rink
Cal Skate Chico FunLand closed after nearly 50 years with new ownership planning renovations, leaving the Nor Cal Roller Derby team and Chico Artistic Skate Club searching for alternative venues.
Stricter rules against camping in public spaces could soon be coming to Chico
City Attorney proposes tightening encampment rules after Warren v. Chico settlement expires in January, including citations regardless of shelter availability.
Thursday, August 13
Chick-fil-A opens to packed house in Chico
The brand new Chick-fil-A in Chico opened bright and early at 6:30 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 13, to a line stretching around the building.Guests were dressed in c
Chick-fil-A Opens First Chico Location
Chico's first Chick-fil-A restaurant opened August 13 at 2018 Forest Avenue under local owner-operator Matt Hock, creating approximately 140 new jobs.
Inspire School of Arts and Sciences prepares to open new Chico campus
After 16 years on Chico High School's campus, Inspire School of Arts and Sciences is preparing to welcome students to its new permanent home. The community is invited to tour
Wednesday, August 12
Chico green waste facility to close Aug. 28, operations moving to Old Durham Wood
Chico and Waste Management (WM) announced that service operations from the company at the local green waste facility on the city-owned airport property will con
Chico workshop helps small businesses explore AI tools
ChicoSTART hosted a workshop on August 12 titled 'Empowering California Businesses with AI with Meta' to help local small business owners understand and adopt artificial intelligence tools.
Chico police shared license plate reader data with ICE. What happens to the cameras now?
Chico Police Department shared ALPR data with ICE and federal agencies prior to July 8, raising state law violation concerns.
Monday, August 10
Former Starbucks in downtown Chico gets new life with 'Great State Coffee'
Local owners Alec Binyon and Jasmine James opened Great State Coffee at 246 Broadway, replacing a 27-year Starbucks run with a locally-owned café offering late-night hours and student-friendly pricing.
Enloe Health opens Gonzales Comprehensive Cancer Center in Chico
Enloe Health has officially opened its new Gonzales Comprehensive Cancer Center in Chico, completing a years-long effort to expand cancer care in the Northstate
Registered sex offender held without bail in Chico child molestation, gun case
A 58-year-old registered sex offender was arrested for allegedly molesting an 11-year-old in his care and faces 25-year-to-life sentence under California's One Strike law.
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Gillian Haen has been selected to serve as Chico's new City Manager effective August 10, 2026.
Saturday, August 8
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Community input continues on Downtown Chico Revitalization Project improvements including bike lanes, wider sidewalks, better pedestrian crossings, and upgraded utilities.
Friday, August 7
Chico issues 7-day notices ahead of next Lindo Channel homeless camp cleanup
Chico police and public works distributed seven-day notices to approximately 50 people camping along Lindo Channel as the city accelerates homeless encampment removals following fire emergency declaration.
Butte County extends candidate filing for multiple open local board seats
Butte County extended the candidate filing deadline to August 12 for school and special district board positions because several incumbents were not seeking reelection.
Deadline to file for Butte County election is August 7
Butte County’s candidate filing period for the Nov. 3 General Election opened July 13, with 91 county positions on the ballot, 43 candidates already filed, and the deadline to submit
Three arrested in Chico drug trafficking investigation targeting young adults
Butte Interagency Narcotics Task Force arrested three people linked to a cocaine trafficking ring targeting young clients including Chico State students, seizing counterfeit prescription drugs.
New charges filed in Chico library shooting; Chico police data sharing raises legal questions
Prosecutors filed additional charges related to the Chico library shooting, including allegations involving minors against the 18-year-old suspect.
Sycamore Pool testing can't detect the E. coli strain that sickened children last summer
Elevated E. coli levels at Sycamore Pool prompted no-swim signs, but city testing cannot detect the O157 strain linked to last year's outbreak that hospitalized four children.
Butte County has no plans for AI data centers — at least not yet
Butte County prohibits data centers in unincorporated areas; over 150 residents and 600 electronic comments at public meetings expressed opposition to potential AI data center development.
Stonewall Alliance Chico navigates loss of funds, launches new campaign
After losing one of its biggest sources of funding, Stonewall Alliance Chico is launching a new campaign to keep serving the North State's LGBTQ+ community.
Will California investigate Chico police license plate data sharing?
The California Attorney General's office is considering whether to investigate Chico police for sharing license plate reader data with federal agencies including ICE and Border Patrol.
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Deadline for candidate nomination papers for November election to fill three City Council seats in Districts 2, 4, and 6 closes August 7, 2026.
Thursday, August 6
Chico Chamber of Commerce hosts 2026 State of the City address highlighting progress
The Chico Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual "State of the City" event, bringing together city leaders from various sectors, including government, public wor
Chico police restrict license plate reader access to California agencies during policy review
Chico Police Department temporarily limited license plate reader data sharing to California agencies only, following community outcry over improper data sharing with ICE and Border Patrol.
Children among alleged victims in new Chico library shooting charges
Prosecutors file three new attempted murder charges against Bradley Scott Sayer, ages 6 and 4 among alleged victims.
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