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NSPR, CalMatters, and ChicoSol are hosting a free event Oct. 21 at Chico State to explain California ballot measures, congressional races, and Chico City Council contests.
Explainer on November 3 election with three contested City Council seats; key issues include the expiring Warren v. Chico settlement and Measure H funding.
Gina Bax, engaged Chico resident speaking as an individual: Election season is here. Whether we are electing City Council members, school board trustees, or other public servants, I hope candidates put personal ideology aside and focus on the well-being of our entire community.
Three City Council seats (Districts 2, 4, 6) are contested in November 2026, with races shaped by debates over homelessness policy, downtown struggles, housing shortages, and Measure H spending between roads and public safety.
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