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People near the El Medio Fire Dept concerned with tax, since it shut down a year ago - Vimarsana News

People near the El Medio Fire Dept concerned with tax, since it shut down a year ago

Homeowners near the El Medio Fire Department saw a $135 dollar tax, and the department is saying the money could go towards the fire department reopening, or returned if they decide to close for good.

Firefighters put out small fire in South Oroville, 1 detained nearby - Vimarsana News

Firefighters put out small fire in South Oroville, 1 detained nearby

Crews from the Oroville Fire Department made quick work putting out a small vegetation fire in South Oroville early Wednesday morning. Law enforcement also arrested someone nearby.

Man mowing arrested for starting Thursday's Oroville Fire - Vimarsana News

Man mowing arrested for starting Thursday's Oroville Fire

Firefighters are mopping up a fire that broke out in South Oroville Thursday.

Crews respond to Oroville apartment fire - Vimarsana News

Crews respond to Oroville apartment fire

CAL FIRE and the Oroville Fire Department responded to a structure fire on Mono Ave. near Table Mountain Blvd. at 11:53 this morning.

Tuesday's Oroville City Council meeting canceled due to COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Tuesday's Oroville City Council meeting canceled due to COVID-19

An Oroville council member tested positive for COVID-19 causing Tuesday's City Council meeting to be canceled. Posted: Feb 15, 2021 5:05 PM Updated: Feb 15, 2021 6:34 PM Posted By: Kristian Lopez OROVILLE, Calif. - People in Oroville will now have to wait to see if Cal Fire will take over fire protection in the city. City administrator, Bill LaGrone said the city canceled Tuesday's meeting after a council member tested positive for COVID-19. City leaders were set to decide whether to stay with Oroville Fire or switch to Cal Fire in that meeting. "It's important to see what's going on within...