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Chico City Council unanimously rejected a proposed loitering ordinance that would have given police discretion to fine people idling without a 'legitimate purpose,' citing concerns about vagueness and discriminatory enforcement.
In a rare moment for Chico City Council, audience members and councilmembers alike stood opposed to a loitering ordinance that they called redundant and vague and that they feared would open the door to more litigation against the city.
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.
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.
Chico City Council passed tougher anti-camping ordinances that will begin enforcement in January 2027 after the Warren v. Chico settlement expires.
When it meets this evening, the Chico City Council may begin the process of revising three anti-camping ordinances: two involving parks and one involving public spaces. At the last Council meeting, the panel failed to approve a broad overhaul to anti-camping ordinances.
The Fair Political Practices Commission cleared Mayor Kasey Reynolds of a conflict of interest over her downtown revitalization votes, closing an investigation based on 80+ complaints.
Residents urged City Council to recommend raising groundwater thresholds to protect domestic wells under Vina Groundwater Sustainability Agency plan.
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