News
The man who unsolved a murder
If you’re accused of a crime, will someone investigate your side of the story? In California, there’s no guarantee – as some in Siskiyou County discovered By Anat Rubin for CalMatters On Aug. 28, 1976, […]
Month: June 2025
Opinions
Project Censored dispatch: Marketing Mars
By Zara Zimbardo If Mars Is the Answer, What Was the Question? Mars is 140 million miles away, but it has never been closer. Whether it’s Elon Musk’s relentless cheerleading, the competing plans of various […]
Arts & Culture
Farmers Brewpub: Henri learns to like beer … and life’s simple pleasures
By Henri Bourride Confession: Henri has never been much of a beer drinker, usually preferring a simple pinot or cabernet, even with a taquito plate or burger. Merci a mon pere for that, who like […]
Arts & Culture
What’s going on? June 5–11
It’s time for something different. Chico News & Review has the newest highlights of what’s on tap at local clubs, theaters, galleries and performance venues. Visit the CN&R’s FREE online calendar for all of the […]
News
A moving memorial: A traveling replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is coming to Chico
Vision from Washington DC will be in the city between June 5 and June 9 By Ken Magri On June 5, a replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial will come to Chico for a five-day […]
News
California Museum honors Japanese Americans, Nisei veterans with flag ceremony
By Justine Chahal California Superior Court Judge Johnny Gogo stood in the California Museum, looking at the American flag he donated. The flag is remarkably different from the ones seen flying from flag posts today. […]
Arts & Culture
A stab at classic combat? A Chico fencing group is starting a new Middle Ages and Renaissance dueling class on June 2
By Odin Rasco The clash of blades, the well-timed parry of a dagger or the thrust of a rapier are scenes so ingrained in history and pop culture that most people recall moments from their […]
News
‘I’m really scared’: Elderly and disabled Californians with more than $2,000 could lose Medi-Cal
By Kristen Hwang for CalMatters Cynde Soto, a quadriplegic who requires around-the-clock care, has been on Medi-Cal for most of her life. Recently, she came into a modest inheritance, about $8,000, that has helped cover […]