Re: “Robot dogs and ‘F Newsom’ signage: The ever-stranger conversation about public safety in Chico” by Ken Magri (News) “The sign at Down Range shows a giant white letter ‘F’ on a black background next […]
By Bob Grimm In 1972, John Lennon performed his One to One charity concert, one of his first big performances after the breakup of the Beatles. New documentary One to One: John & Yoko, while using […]
It’s graduation week and there’s tons of activities for everyone. Chico News & Review has you covered with highlights of what’s on tap at local clubs, theaters, galleries and performance venues. Visit the CN&R’s FREE […]
By Ken Magri “Come one and all” Chico residents, because Safe Space Chico is hosting a family-oriented fundraiser with a circus-theme on Friday, May 23 from 6 to 9 p.m., all in a mission to […]
Asked in downtown Chico Adrianna Wiley Owner of Adrianna’s Bakery Thinking about all the different ways I can continue to try to be a better me and grow as a person and heal. Jeremiah WalkerStudent/ServerThe […]
Chico PD asks for military weapons, Sci Fi animals and gets name-dropped for an officer-owned gun range displaying political signage By Ken Magri Watching Chico City Council meetings can sometimes be mundane. But then come […]
Outdoor events season has started! Chico News & Review takes you there, and also indoors with highlights of what’s on tap at local clubs, theaters, galleries and performance venues. Visit the CN&R’s FREE online calendar […]
By the CN&R staff The poetic chameleon of American culture is teaming up with the twang-torching red-headed stranger, the duo fronting a night of unique musical performances in Yuba County. The action happens on Sunday, […]
By Juan-Carlos Selznick Small Things Like These– In this 2024 film adapted from the novel by Claire Keegan, Cillian Murphy plays Bill Furlong, a coal merchant in a small Irish town. It’s Christmas 1985, and […]
Federal agents detain 56-year old Orland homeowner while a private for-profit prison corporation thrives By Ken Magri Paulo Frutos-Perez is a 56-year-old undocumented farmworker in Butte and Glenn counties who’s worked in California for almost […]
Can’t decide what to do this week? Chico News & Review has you covered with highlights of what’s on tap at local clubs, theaters, galleries and performance venues. Visit the CN&R’s FREE online calendar for […]
By Bob Grimm Much of the gang from Ben Affleck’s 2016 film about a high-functioning autistic ninja accountant returns for a very different take on the crazy premise that delivered a dark, decent vehicle for […]
Henri rises to the occasion to share bread’s origin and where to find the best locally By Henri Bourride “There is not a thing that is more positive than bread.” – Fyodor Dostoevsky Growing up, […]
By David A. Kulczyk Mob mentality draws its own verdict, based upon the passions of the moment. When a jury verdict and a judge-mandated sentence conflicts with the desires of an enraged mob, the mob’s […]
By Bob Grimm The third season of The White Lotus concluded on Sunday, April 6, and all eight episodes are available on HBO’s Max for your visual binging pleasure. As with past seasons, it does not disappoint. […]
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