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With $114 million invested, Butte County is planning to begin advertising for bids for its recently revealed infrastructure master plan for 2024. 

Many of the key officials who survived the Camp Fire lined up in front of the California State Capitol Building late last week to share their stories in recognition of the upcoming five-year anniversary of the wildfire.

Berry Creek’s struggle to recover is a harbinger of what’s to come in the era of climate crisis

With $114 million invested, Butte County is planning to begin advertising for bids for its recently revealed infrastructure master plan for 2024. 

Many of the key officials who survived the Camp Fire lined up in front of the California State Capitol Building on Thursday morning to share their stories in recognition of the upcoming five-year anniversary of the wildfire.

Many of the key officials who survived the Camp Fire lined up in front of the California State Capitol Building on Thursday morning to share their stories in recognition of the upcoming five-year anniversary of the wildfire.

The Butte County Board of Supervisors was faced with a challenging decision on Tuesday: whether or not to reimburse the North Valley Animal Disaster Group for services during the Camp Fire despite a potential lapse in their memorandum of understanding. 

In the spring of 2020 looking ahead to another California “fire season” which, while defined as April through October is, in reality, anytime it’s not actually, you know, raining, I suffered a meltdown.

A protest sign reading "My taxes. My Land. It should be my choice" stood front and center at Tuesday's Butte County Board of Supervisors meeting where the urgency ordinance tied to the North Complex fires was discussed. 

The Neal Road Recycling and Waste Facility took center stage for a presentation on its master plan Tuesday before the Butte County Supervisors.