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Migrants trying to swim around the border barrier that juts out into the Pacific Ocean between San Diego and Tijuana are dying and having to be rescued more than ever, according to a KPBS investigation.

Carrying the flags of several Latin American countries and a large wooden cross, a group of asylum-seekers on Friday crossed the Rio Grande from Mexico to honor a Good Friday tradition while making a point about their plight.

Church-run border shelters are preparing for the arrival of additional large groups of migrants from southern Mexico.

The ministry announced that going forward no further tax increments will be made without consultations.

An air tanker made an emergency landing at the Chico Airport Thursday morning. Officials say One of the engines on the right wing was not working, The plane landed safely just before 8:30 a.m.

Former correctional deputy Andrew Gertz plead no contest to felony DUI charges for a crash involving multiple cars on Mangrove Avenue in Chico last year, according to Butte County District Attorney M...

The city Oroville will begin improvements on Oro Dam Blvd (162) by adding sidewalks and driveway approaches on the south side of the road. They will eventually also add curb gutters, make drainage ...

Since its creation in 2012, DACA has been subject to a series of legal threats. Nevertheless, its recipients have contributed to the growth of the country.

South Carolina leaders, local organizations, and community members are learning about a bill that could open new doors for DACA recipients.

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