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Back in Chico once again, cosplayers run around, cars are parked with scantily clad anime girls on the hood and attendees are spending big at the vendors selling fan-made merchandise of their favorite shows and games like keychains, stickers and trading cards.
Building a rocket from scratch that can soar 10,000 feet involves a lot of parts, hard work, and a little luck.
Chico residents interested in getting a behind-the-scenes look at local law enforcement can apply for the Chico Police Department’s (CPD) 2027 Citizens…
On Nov. 3, residents of Trustee Area 5 will be voting for a new representative on the Chico Unified School District Board. Trustee Area Five encompasses most of southeastern Chico and contains several elementary schools. According to the CUSD webpage, the district split into Trustee Areas in February 2022.
Butte County health officials urged residents to take precautions after the county confirmed its first flu-related death of the 2026-27 season.
City Council members remained at odds with each other over proposed amendments to the city’s public nuisance ordinances at their regular meeting on Tuesday. The proposed amendments would strengthen the city’s ability to conduct homeless enforcement.
A student confrontation at Chico High School escalated into threats, triggering a brief lockdown that was lifted after police determined there was no ongoing threat.
The 26th annual Treat Street in downtown Chico runs Friday, October 30, 2026, offering free trick-or-treating, costume contests, live music, and visits from local police and firefighters.
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.
Republicans Dom Belza and Jamie Johansson compete for Assembly District 3, emphasizing wildfire prevention, water rights, and energy costs in the Chico-to-Red Bluff region.
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