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"I grew up where I was always told to be afraid of police officers."

The City of Chico will continue hosting outreach events for the Downtown Chico Complete Streets Project. Community workshops are scheduled for the following dates: • TONIGHT from 6:00 PM to 7...

More workers at California State University are deciding whether to form a union. More than 20-thousand students from all 23 campuses began voting last Thursday. Organizers are hoping for a contrac...

Early Saturday at around 2am ., the Chico Police Department responded a vehicle versus pedestrian collision at W. 8th Street at Main Street. Upon arrival, officers discovered a pedestrian in the road...

Verizon says they are investigating multiple outages in California. Verizon says they are working to restore service as soon as possible. They said the restoration time can range from four to six h...

The UC Regents deferred their commitment to develop an equitable employment policy for undocumented students after numerous protests and a hunger strike by more than 20 undocumented students.

A Gridley Middle School Teacher, facing felony charges over an alleged sexual relationship with a former student, did not appear at her hearing at the Butte County Superior Court on Thursday. Miche...

Outrage is growing as millions of Californians see PG&Es new rate hike. The first bills began arriving this week and some are double, even forcing families to turn down the heat or stop using it al...

The final enrollment numbers, released Wednesday, touched off discussions over whether Texas should create its own marketplace exchange.

Butte County Supervisors voted for the old Sheriff sub station bldg at 479 East Park Ave. in Chico to be demolished. It will cost about $400,000 to tear it down. This building has existed since the ...