Chico, CA Government

CHICO — Local attorney Rob Berry has served the Chico City Council with a cease and desist letter claiming the council has violated the Brown Act on numerous occasions. According to the paperwork filed Wednesday, Berry accuses the City Council of taking up items previously not on the published agenda without notice, unlawfully holding private deliberations to confer and seek counsel, acting on matters of public interest as a collective outside the laws of litigation procedure and failing to inform the public on actions taken in closed session.

ORLAND, Calif. - The Orland Unified School District told Action News Now they've closed bathrooms in several schools after a viral trend to damage school property. Janitors and custodians are the ones that have help fix it or replace it. A school staff member told me off-camera three out of...

CHICO, Calif. — Chico's homeless resting site is closing tomorrow. People staying there were given notice on Monday that they would have to be out in four days. "We're all trying to get our lives back. We have a little bit of a feeling we can get our lives back and then they take it from us. We had four days from the time they told us we had to be out of here. That's not enough time to come up with money, pack up all your stuff, find a spot, and get out of here. It's not enough time. And they do it in the middle of the month when nobody has any money. The least they could do is give us till the end of the month," said Link Colvard, a resident currently staying at the resting site with his wife and grandchildren.

The U.S. reported over 1,325,000 new cases of coronavirus over the seven days ending September 14, bringing the total count to more than 40.8 million confirmed cases of COVID-19. There have been more than 655,000 COVID-19-related deaths — the highest death toll of any country. New cases continue to rise at a steady rate. In […]

Hiding out in Chico is a free museum that’s a must for flight enthusiasts. The Chico Air Museum is home to an awesome collection of historic planes. Set inside of an old World War II-era hangar, you’ll be surrounded by history when you visit this destination. Both young and old can enjoy getting an up-close […] The post Located In A World War II-Era Hangar, Chico Air Museum Is A Must For Airplane Enthusiasts In Northern California appeared first on Only In Your State.

Here are several locations where you can find the vaccine in Chico: 1. 2780 Esplanade (530) 345-9009; 2. 1496 East Ave (530) 896-5404; 3. 801 East Ave (530) 345-1363; 4. 2100 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy 530-342-8892; 5. 650 Mangrove Ave 530-891-6722; 6. 220 W East Ave 530-343-9495; 7.

REDDING, Calif. - Eight new deaths from the coronavirus were reported in Shasta County on Wednesday. Shasta County Health and Human Services said a man in his 50s, two women in their 60s, a man in his 70s, a woman in her 80s and a man in his 80s died from the virus.

CHICO, Calif. - A nearly 1,500-acre plan development in Chico called "Valley's Edge" that could bring more than a thousand homes and apartment units to the area. The archway on Skyway will be one of the many entrances into what will be Valley's Edge. The owner, Bill Brouhard, said there...

CHICO, Calif. — The B-17, Sentimental Journey, has made landing at the Chico Air Museum and it is available for the public to tour. The B-17 was most famous for operations in Europe but was used in every theater of war from 1941-1945. "It's amazing. It's such a cramped space....

John Durham(Photo: Public Domain / US Attorney’s Office, Graphic: Ethanb822) John Durham, the special prosecutor assigned with probing the US Government’s 2016 investigation into Russian election interference, has charged a Democrat-tied cybersecurity lawyer with lying to the FBI.

The prosecutor tasked with examining the U.S. government's investigation into Russian election interference charged a prominent cybersecurity lawyer on Thursday with making a false statement to the FBI. The case against the attorney, Michael Sussmann of the Perkins Coie law firm, is just the second prosecution brought by special counsel...

WILLOWS, Calif. — Fire restrictions now will expand to wilderness areas and developed recreation sites in the Mendocino National Forest. Starting Sept. 16, campfires, stove fires, and other sources of open flames are prohibited on the Mendocino National Forest according to a new forest order issued by U.S Department of Agriculture Forest Service staff.

THERMALITO, Calif. – The Community Action Agency (CAA) will distribute food to the public at a County Food Action Agency Expansion Program event, scheduled for Friday. It will be held in the parking lot of the Nelson Sports Complex, located at 2290 Sixth St. in Oroville. The giveaway will be held from 10 a.m. to noon or until supplies of food run out, the CAA said in a news release.

OROVILLE — A myriad of community disasters over the past five years including the Oroville Dam spillway failure and numerous wildfires including the 2018 Camp Fire, 2020 North Complex with the addition of onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 have taken an undue toll on the mental health of those living in Butte County including youth.

CHICO, Calif. - A Chico homeless shelter is about to offer up 50 more beds, but it is unknown if this is enough to take the pressure off as the city works to settle a lawsuit. Action News Now spoke with The Torres Shelter about the impacts of the expansion.

BUTTE COUNTY, Calif. - Butte County supervisors have voted to keep the local disaster proclamation in regards to the pandemic. There were several people at the meeting who brought signs saying "we will not comply" and "say no to mandatory vaccines." Those people were against the board extending the proclamation.

CHICO, Calif. - As more coronavirus patients are admitted, hospitals are now cutting back on their orders of one life-saving treatment. This week, Enloe Medical Center was notified that the Federal Department of Health and Human Services assumed the role of allocating the monoclonal antibody treatment. For almost a year,...

OROVILLE — Following a rise in COVID-19 cases, Butte County Public Health has announced four additional deaths over the weekend. The county office warned in a news release additional deaths are expected to be verified this week but the office is waiting on reviews of medical records and the confirmation of death certificates before making any announcements.