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Nearly half a century after they were first taken, a cache of photos of an unsung subculture are finally coming to light. And they're thrilling.

The City of Chico is releasing its latest sales tax report for Q4.Sales tax revenues citywide are downt eight percent, but for the Downtown North area, between

Reach weekend editor Evan Tuchinsky at etuchinsky@chicoer.com.

Measure H, the 1% sales tax addition approved by Chico voters in 2022, funds much of the roadwork. Sewer-rate increases the City Council adopted last year cover that chunk of infrastructure. Grants defray other costs.

The Chico City Council heard from citizens about the police department's annual report of military-grade equipment.

The Chico City Council found near-consensus on multiple items Tuesday night, from Orchard Creek Estates to bike path safety.

After a deliberation that mirrored two contentious meetings at the Planning Commission, the Chico City Council came to the opposite conclusion and approved the Orchard Creek Estates subdivision proposed in the Bell-Muir area.

After a deliberation that mirrored two contentious meetings at the Planning Commission, the Chico City Council came to the opposite conclusion and approved the Orchard Creek Estates subdivision proposed in the Bell-Muir area.

The forum, hosted by Smart Growth Advocates at Chico Women’s Club, gained a full house after rescheduling twice. Guests took pamphlets, paid for by campaign committee Stop Valley’s Edge, urging residents to vote no on local Measure O and Measure P. Maps of Chico, placed around the hall, highlighted areas of potential infill and special planning development — Valley’s Edge was marked with a red X.