Chico Unified weighs $600,000 a year to bring back school resource officers
Chico Unified School District is weighing whether to bring school resource officers back to its campuses, a move that could cost the district about $600,000 a y
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Thursday, October 15
Chico Parade of Lights canceled
Organizers canceled the annual holiday parade, citing inability to meet updated downtown safety requirements and a $19,000 city equipment fee.
Deputies find pistol, narcotics and stolen vehicle during Oroville arrest
A man from the Sacramento area was arrested in Oroville early Saturday morning after he was found with a pistol and narcotics inside a stolen vehicle.Just befor
Weekend picks: Witch's Market, Coming Out for Art & North State Symphony
Here’s what’s happening in the Chico area from October 15 to October 18.
More than 3,200 customers remain without power amid PG&E safety shutoffs
More than 5,400 customers in Shasta, Tehama and Butte counties were without power Thursday afternoon as PG&E continued Public Safety Power Shutoffs…
'OpenAI is a scam': Chico State protesters slam artificial intelligence in the classroom
Chico State students protested California State University's contract with OpenAI as part of statewide demonstrations against AI in education.
84-year-old Oroville man injured in rollover crash near Olive Highway and Foothill Blvd
An 84-year-old Oroville man was transported to a local hospital after a single-vehicle crash near Olive Highway and Foothill Boulevard on Wednesday
The CAP-EX is real
Chico is drowning in indescribable happiness as CAP-EX, Northern California’s own Anime and Pop Convention, returns to the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds. CAP-EX is independently owned and operated by Michael VanDyken and Santi Jaime, locals to the NorCal area.
Sunny’s Podcast: Oct. 10-14
“Operation Safe California” lands a Chico construction worker in a detention center; CUSD Trustee Eileen Robinson steps down after serving 16 years on the Board of Education; a local geographer calls for airline service in Chico.
At a volatile meeting, the water board doesn’t budge
The Vina Groundwater Sustainability Agency (Vina GSA) voted 3-2 — for the second time — not to raise its plan’s regulatory threshold amid a wave of public scrutiny. For months, people who rely on groundwater from the Vina Subbasin have publicly shown disapproval of the board direction on this issue.
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