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They can cause property damage, and if cornered by humans they may even bite, which can lead to rabies and other diseases.

A Chico woman has been sentenced to two years in state prison after violating her probation on two separate occasions, according to the district attorneys office. Butte County District Attorney M...

There will be elders, speakers, and presentations being made throughout the day that will also include cedar baths medicine making, giveaways and a feast.

The City of Chico removed 11 tons of waste and refuse from Big Chico Creek and the Lindo Channel this week, according to the Public Works department. they say enforcement and cleanup was completed o...

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation that expanded workers’ paid sick leave, guaranteeing five paid sick days per year and increasing the the ability to earn and keep them. Newsom signed SB 616 by...

A national emergency alert test will blare out across the U.S. this week. According to FEMA, every TV, radio and cellphone will be interrupted with an emergency message at 2:20 p.m. Eastern time on ...

Kevin McCarthy is no longer the Speaker of the House. 8 republicans unhappy with McCarthys performance joined Democrats in voting for the California Republicans removal. Its the first time in ...

Author Sandra Hayes-Gardiner - born and raised in The Pas - says her book was influenced heavily by her early years and growing up in the community that was divided by the river in the 50s and 60s.

With the deadline to register just days away, Fur Queen Director Krista Tooley has some words of encouragement for those who may be interested in joining the event.

The goal is to erect up to 20 murals in the community over the next few years.