Oroville begins Bedrock Park restoration with invasive plant removal
Oroville is moving forward with a cleanup and restoration effort at Bedrock Park along the Feather River, aiming to remove invasive vegetation, improve visibili
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Oroville is moving forward with a cleanup and restoration effort at Bedrock Park along the Feather River, aiming to remove invasive vegetation, improve visibili
Chico State issued a campuswide alert about unconfirmed Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in the Chico area.
Butte County was approved for more than $678,000 in federal reimbursement for its response to the 2024 Park Fire, but millions of dollars in additional…
Chico City Council approved extending the free two-hour downtown parking program through January 31 after summer testing increased lot usage by 20%.
Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve in Chico, California, is marking National Raptor Month by sharing photos of birds of prey captured by cameras placed through its Adopt-an-Acre Program.
Chico State's Wildcat Weekend kicks off today with 3 days of events, bringing together alumni, current students, and nearly 800 prospective students for a celebration of everything that makes Chico
GrowTech Fest, a two-day Chico event presented by ChicoStart, is bringing together entrepreneurs, investors and industry experts to help North State businesses launch, scale and build connections through talks, pitch
Chico State hosts a three-day Wildcat Weekend (Oct. 8-10) with dueling pianos kickoff, downtown art and wine walk, and Wildcat Preview for prospective students.
City emissions dropped 36% between 2017 and 2024 despite population growth, with state climate policies and building electrification cited as drivers.
Butte Humane Society is hosting its annual downtown Chico pub crawl on Oct. 24 with a Halloween “Howl-o-Ween” theme, using the fundraiser to support animal welfare programs and community awareness,
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