City Council candidates tell Chicoans why they're running
Six candidates for Chico City Council across Districts 2, 4, and 6 discuss their platforms on homelessness, downtown revitalization, and housing affordability ahead of the November election.
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Wednesday, October 21
City Council candidates tell Chicoans why they’re running
From how city dollars are spent to its municipal code, Chico’s City Council is the main legislative body that deliberates and votes on the direction of Chico. Key issues like homelessness, housing, downtown and city funds are top of mind for candidates and voters alike.
Tuesday, October 20
Reports indicate ICE vehicle struck Woodland pedestrian
Oct. 22 Yolo County update:Woodland police disputed a statement that it said came from the Department of Homeland Security on an apparent ICE-civilian collision earlier this week. The Woodland Police Department says a vehicle driven by agents from Immigration & Customs Enforcement hit a pedestrian on Oct. 20.
City Council to discuss — again — loitering and homelessness
When it meets this evening, the Chico City Council may begin the process of revising three anti-camping ordinances: two involving parks and one involving public spaces. At the last Council meeting, the panel failed to approve a broad overhaul to anti-camping ordinances.
Monday, October 19
ICE presence at Yuba City polling location reported
NorCal Resist reports that federal immigration enforcement officers were present early this morning at a Yuba City polling location.
Sunday, October 18
A medida que se acercan las elecciones generales, eso es lo que necesitas saber
Read this story in English here. La Secretaria de Estado Shirley Weber dice que su abuelo nunca tuvo el derecho a votar en el sur de los Estados Unidos en la época Jim Crow – y votar es un derecho que ella no toma a la ligera. “Es su voz,”dijo Weber, la primera persona negra ...
Saturday, October 17
FPPC declares mayor free of conflict in downtown re-design
The Fair Political Practices Commission cleared Mayor Kasey Reynolds of a conflict of interest over her downtown revitalization votes, closing an investigation based on 80+ complaints.
As the General Election approaches, here's what you need to know
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As the General Election approaches, here's what you need to know
Voter guide covers Chico city council election races including District 2 (Mayor Reynolds vs. housing-focused challenger) and District 4 contests.
FPPC declares mayor free of conflict in downtown re-design
The Fair Political Practices Commission said Mayor Kasey Reynolds did not have a conflict of interest when she voted on downtown revitalization, closing an investigation that was opened after more than 80 complaints were filed.
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