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This story reviews the University Police Department’s daily crime logs. A reporter from The Orion spoke with Officer Jared Gleason for more information regarding certain logged events from last week, Oct. 3 to Oct. 9.
Chico families flowed through the streets of downtown Friday night as the latest Downtown Chico Business Association event began. The 11th annual Chico Art and Wine Walk took place Friday in Downtown Chico from 5-8 p.m., allowing people to drift from store to store tasting different wines.
The Chico State Wildcats’ volleyball team’s recent struggles continue with a 3-0 loss to the Cal State LA Golden Eagles. The Eagles took all three sets with scores of 25-20, 25-20 and 25-23. Set 1: The Eagles took the first point of the set on a kill by junior outside hitter Samarah DaCoud. The ’Cats…
‘Twas a warm October night; bards gathered in the courtyard for ye old battle. On Wednesday, crowds of people dressed in robes, helmets and capes gathered at Trinity Lawn with the stage shining. KCSC held its annual battle of the bands, where bands were picked by the student radio’s board of directors to battle it…
Chico City Council members clashed over proposed changes to public nuisance rules tied to the expiring Warren settlement on homeless encampments.
Chico State students held a rally in support of sexual assault survivors, with speakers sharing experiences and marching through campus in solidarity with Jane Doe.
A powerful student and community demonstration took place on campus on Wednesday, in support of victims of sexual assault. The demonstration, organized by local group Indivisible Chico, encouraged students to walk out of their classes in solidarity with Jane Doe, the anonymous victim in an ongoing lawsuit at Cornell…
Tensions flared between City Council members on Tuesday during a discussion about proposed amendments to the city’s public nuisance ordinances. City Attorney Ryan Jones presented several amendments to those ordinances at the meeting. With the settlement from the Warren v.
A major power outage caused by a failed transmission switch at a substation knocked out power to parts of Chico including Chico State, closing the library and canceling events.
Update: 4:55 p.m. PG&E Marketing & Communications Principal of Chico Paul Moreno gave a statement via email on the cause of the outage. “The power outage occurred when a transmission switch inside the substation south of the CUSC campus failed,” Moreno said. “Crews rerouted power and restored all customers.”
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