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This story reviews the University Police Department’s daily crime logs. An Orion reporter spoke with Sgt. Jared Gleason for more information regarding certain logged events from this week, Oct. 11–17.
Voter guide covers Chico city council election races including District 2 (Mayor Reynolds vs. housing-focused challenger) and District 4 contests.
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.
District 4 incumbent Addison Winslow (progressive, endorsing housing reform and labor unions) faces challenger Tracy Vincent (former Navy commander, backed by police unions) in the November 3 election.
Tracy Vincent, a retired member of the United States Navy, is campaigning for the Chico City Council’s District 4 seat this November. She is running against incumbent Addison Winslow.
The average last 90 degree day of the year is October 10th in Chico, October 11th in Redding, and October 12th in Red Bluff. We've already run past that average
Addison Winslow, the incumbent member for the District 4 seat on the Chico City Council, is campaigning for reelection this November. He is running against Tracy Vincent. Winslow, who has been in office since 2022, described himself as a democratic socialist and a progressive.
The Orion profiles incumbent councilmember Addison Winslow's reelection campaign, which emphasizes affordability, housing reform, and environmental restoration.
Chico State's Academic Senate discussed the Mechoopda Tribe's proposal to return Bidwell Mansion State Historic Park to tribal ownership and replace the mansion destroyed by arson with a Maidu village educational site.
Addison Winslow, the incumbent member for the District 4 seat on the Chico City Council, is campaigning for reelection this November. He is running against Tracy Vincent. Winslow, who has been in office since 2022, described himself as a democratic socialist and a progressive.
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