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Butte County’s top elections official says he will not set aside ballots in response to a federal demand tied to allegations that some voters may be noncitizens
Butte County Clerk-Recorder Keaton Denlay says he will not segregate ballots tied to a list of 47 people included in what he described as a Justice Department d
With voter registration now closed for California’s Nov. 3 general election, Butte County election officials are urging residents to return their mail-in ballot
Butte County residents will see three local measures appear on their ballot for the 2026 California general election on Nov. 3, 2026. The Orion will provide coverage of several propositions on the upcoming ballot.
Chico officials voted Tuesday, Oct. 20, to tighten enforcement of homeless camping rules on public property, approving changes to city code ahead of the…
Candidates for three seats on the Chico Unified School District Board of Education are running to address key issues facing local schools, including new technology, surveillance and campus safety. The only contest this election is for retiring trustee Eileen Robinson’s Area 5 seat.
Some Chico voters are casting ballots for a trustee representative on the Chico Unified Board of Education. Read our coverage here and check out campaign contributions below. Trustee Areas 1 & 4 Lando and Patrick: No contributions filing as of Oct. 18.
From affordable housing to the future of Chico’s unhoused population, Shelby Hebert said she wants to be part of the change for the city’s biggest challenges. Hebert, a fire-resilience project coordinator in Colusa, is running against Kasey Reynolds for the District 2 seat on Chico City Council.
After 15 years of planning and design, Chico’s North Cedar Street project is now just weeks away from completion.The project is funded by Chico’s Measure H and
North State Public Radio reports that the Chico Unified School District’s Board of Education voted to reintroduce school resources officers into high schools and middle schools. Read NSPR’s story here.
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