With the Department of Education in turmoil, who will distribute Pell grants and other assistance? By Mark Kreidler, Capital & Main This story is produced by the award-winning journalism nonprofit Capital & Main and co-published […]
Smaller landlords in Butte County say proposed law would be a problem for them By Ken Magri In Chico, more than 57% percent of residents are considered cost-burdened, spending 32.2% or more on rent, according […]
City Council loses latest legal battle against the homeless By Ken Magri On March 31, a federal judge issued a 29-page decision rejecting the Chico City Council’s attempt to restructure the terms of 2022’s Warren […]
By Jeanna Kuang for CalMatters Far from the halls of power in Washington, the forested hamlet of Mount Shasta has long tied its economic fate to a functioning federal government. Yet even in a county […]
Héctor Tobar’s fascinating life and impactful writing will be the centerpiece of a lively night on campus that the public can buy tickets to By Helen Harlan When Chico State Assistant Professor of History Dr. […]
Trump’s penny pinching and immigrant hunting reach rural classrooms. By Mark Kreidler, Capital & Main This story is produced by the award-winning journalism nonprofit Capital & Main and co-published here with permission. Federal funding comprises […]
Cluster mailbox break-ins repeatedly victimize residents from Butte County to the Capital City By Ken Magri Cluster mailboxes are those group postal boxes one sees in apartment complexes and along sidewalks in newer residential neighborhoods. […]
Recognize the Worst in Government Transparency. By Dave Maass, Aaron Mackey, Beryl Lipton, Michael Morisy, Dillon Bergin, and Kelly Kauffman for the Electronic Frontier Foundation Art by Hannah Diaz The public’s right to access government […]
By Gabriel Thompson, Capital & Main This story is produced by the award-winning journalism nonprofit Capital & Main and co-published here with permission. The new documentary American Agitators looks at the life and legacy of Fred Ross Sr., […]
What state law and Chico residents say about the Bidwell Mansion arsonist’s sentence By Ken Magri On March 5, the man who burned Chico’s historic Bidwell Mansion to a cinder-shell received an 11-year sentence in […]
By Adam Echelman for CalMatters Heading into his first semester this fall at Feather River College, Conor Robinson considered camping in a tent after struggling to find a 1-bedroom apartment he could afford. Larissa Griffith […]
Nonprofit to host important fundraiser on Easter Sunday By Ken Magri Chico resident Jake Smith stood before a camera in 2022 while trying to hold back a gush of tears. After collecting himself, he finally […]
Employees warn that recent dismissals could weaken protections for public lands as the new administration selects a former timber executive to head the agency. By Jeremy Lindenfeld, Capital & Main This story is produced by […]
By Bob Grimm Director Bong Joon Ho follows up his 2019 Oscar triumph Parasite with an often-delayed weirdo of a movie in Mickey 17, a sometimes-funny sci-fi mess that feels like a bunch of ideas that never quite […]
Researchers refute fast food industry’s apocalyptic predictions about raising the minimum wage. By Mark Kreidler, Capital & Main This story is produced by the award-winning journalism nonprofit Capital & Main and co-published here with permission. When California’s […]
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