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I was sitting in a room full of nurses, watching grisly slides of wounds when my heart was wounded by a text. My friend, Justin Bishop, had passed away. ChicoSol readers might remember the evocative story written by Chris Hutton last summer when Justin had his electricity turned off in his metal sardine can trailer ...
Until recently, Kwumbe Walker, a part time Doordash driver, drove his own car for work — a 1998 Chevy Malibu. Until recently, he completed his deliveries, filled his tank, and still went home with a profit. And until recently, that worked — but with soaring gas prices, it’s become impossible.
Dozens of students walked out of their afternoon classes at Pleasant Valley High School on Oct. 23 to protest ICE activity in Chico. The high schoolers, carrying signs with phrases like “ICE OUT,” marched to the corner of East and Ceanothus avenues opposite their campus.
Candidates for three seats on the Chico Unified School District Board of Education are running to address key issues facing local schools, including new technology, surveillance and campus safety. The only contest this election is for retiring trustee Eileen Robinson’s Area 5 seat.
Some Chico voters are casting ballots for a trustee representative on the Chico Unified Board of Education. Read our coverage here and check out campaign contributions below. Trustee Areas 1 & 4 Lando and Patrick: No contributions filing as of Oct. 18.
Condado de Yolo: Actualización al 22 de octubre:La policía de Woodland impugnó una declaración que esta fuente atribuía al Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (DHS por sus siglas en inglés) acerca de un choque aparente entre ICE y una persona civil esta semana.
North State Public Radio reports that the Chico Unified School District’s Board of Education voted to reintroduce school resources officers into high schools and middle schools. Read NSPR’s story here.
Chico City Council unanimously rejected a proposed loitering ordinance that would have given police discretion to fine people idling without a 'legitimate purpose,' citing concerns about vagueness and discriminatory enforcement.
In a rare moment for Chico City Council, audience members and councilmembers alike stood opposed to a loitering ordinance that they called redundant and vague and that they feared would open the door to more litigation against the city.
North State Public Radio reports that the Chico Unified School District’s Board of Education voted to reintroduce school resources officers into high schools and middle schools. Read NSPR’s story here.
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