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Orland, CA · Municipal
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Orland water and sewer bills rising in January
Orland residents will see higher water and sewer bills starting in January after the City Council approved a 4.4% water rate increase and a 4.6% sewer increase. The combined basic charges will rise by about $6.75 every 2 months, with city officials saying the funds will go toward rising costs and replacing aging infrastructure.
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Chico's historic Collier Hardware building to become general store, theater and more
CHICO, Calif. - The Collier Hardware building in downtown Chico has been vacant since 2025, but the landmark is planned to become home to a few new attractions. Action News Now reporter Emilio Del Carpio toured the building with the team behind its revitalization to see what's in store. The...
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Community members respond to City’s plan for managing homelessness
It was a full house at Chico’s City Council Chambers, where community members voiced a range of perspectives on a plan to respond to homelessness in Chico. At the Nov. 4 town hall, City Manager Gillian Haen outlined new strategies for “reducing unsheltered homelessness” in a staff-developed plan with 17 recommended priorities for the first year.
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"We have a mandate for reform" Chico Council poised to turn progressive
Action News Now's Bella Barbosa reports from the Action News Now studio in Chico on a potential flip to a progressive majority on the Chico City Council and what that could mean for a change in city priorities. Tags. Localnow. The Chico City Council appears poised to flip from a...
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New affordable senior housing community breaks ground in Chico with Camp Fire funds
CHICO, Calif. — A long-planned affordable housing project aimed at helping seniors in Chico is now under construction, backed in part by disaster recovery funding tied to the 2018 Camp Fire. Christian Church Homes, working in partnership with the city of Chico, Butte County and the state, has broken...
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California's 'City Of Roses' Is A Charming College Town With A Flourishing Downtown Art Scene
Look beyond the main hits of Los Angeles and San Francisco, and you'll find countless California cities with unique charm. Sacramento is a farm-to-fork capital brimming with top-tier restaurants, while Pacific Grove is a coastal getaway called "Butterfly Town USA," thanks to the thousands of monarchs that migrate there each year. But for a Northern California escape that blends small-town warmth with big-time personality, look no further than Chico. With the official moniker of "City of Roses," Chico boasts the world's largest yo-yo display, next-level farmers markets, and a vibrant arts scene filled with museums, murals, and festivals.
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Chico unveils 5-year homelessness plan after Warren expires
Chico is drafting a 5-year plan to address homelessness as the city prepares for life after the Warren Act. About 100 residents packed Council Chambers to weigh in on priorities like updating anti-camping ordinances, closing the Alternative Camping Site, and how police involvement in outreach could affect those seeking help.
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Chico city council shakeup: 2 incumbents trailing in results
Early Chico City Council election results show challengers leading in Districts 2 and 6, while incumbent Addison Winslow appears to be holding District 4; Winslow said the results suggest Chico is “about to get there” on making the city greener and more walkable.
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Paradise mayor says town’s next chapter hinges on business growth 8 years after Camp Fire
PARADISE, Calif. — Eight years after the Camp Fire tore through Paradise and surrounding communities, Mayor Steve Crowder said the town had made major strides in rebuilding. He said the next phase of recovery would hinge on growing the local economy and attracting new businesses. The Camp Fire broke...