The District One congressional candidate talks about policies and politics By Ken Magri Editor’s note: James Gallagher, along with Audrey Denney and Mike McGuire, is running for Congressional Dist. 1 in both the short-term vacancy […]
By Khadeejah Khan, CalMatters This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Nineteen hours after leaving Coachella Valley, Oscar Deleon Jr. stepped off a bus with four bags of clothes, $800, […]
Congressional candidate from Geyserville introduces himself to North Valley voters in the newly drawn District One By Ken Magri California State Senator Mike McGuire is the third in News & Review’s series of interviews with […]
Butte County’s Hmong Cultural Center has stepped up with support services By Macy Yang/Hmong Daily News Heightened federal immigration enforcement has raised concerns among immigrants, advocacy groups and policymakers about hate-based targeting of Hmong residents in California. […]
Experts say he would likely face a recall, but could still wield power through appointments, vetoes and regulatory boards. By Mark Kreidler/Capital & Main With the presumptive Democratic favorite, U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell, exiting the race, the possibility of […]
California’s 58 counties sit at the center of the state’s safety net, quietly processing billions in healthcare and food assistance each year. Now, county officials warn that a federal law, H.R. 1 (the One Big […]
By Sam DeLong Editor’s note: In honor of Earth Day, CN&R presents a local story about an environmentally-friendly option to solving a widespread problem. In a world stocked with industrial-strength herbicides, we can rely on […]
By Kell Kittell Kell Kittell, a Navy veteran, resides in Reno. Besides being a playwright and actor, he spent 30 years as an information designer working with Apple, Roche, Toshiba and other tech industry leaders. […]
By Darius Tahir / KFF Health News Vince Lahey of Carefree, Arizona, embraces chatbots. From Big Tech products to “shady” ones, they offer “someone that I could share more secrets with than my therapist.” He […]
Does Tahoe’s lack of snow signal an alert to Butte County’s foothills? By Rachel Becker/CalMatters This story was originally published by CalMatters. California clocked its second-worst snowpack on record on April 1, a potentially troubling […]
By Brian Joseph/Capitol Weekly Ticketmaster and its parent company Live Nation are once again neck deep in state legislation they contend would protect consumers but which critics say is really aimed at furthering their monopoly over live […]
Fifty-year-old BEC continues to innovate and educate on environment’s sustainability By Sam DeLong New leadership at the Butte Environmental Council is ushering in a renewed push for sustainability in 2026. Executive Director Courtney Ellington, who […]
This report, which looked at the number of kids who saw eye doctors in 2022-2024, found that only 4.9% of kids in Butte County did so, while population estimates indicate at least 25% of kids […]
By Alina Ta / CalMatters This story was originally published by CalMatters California college students have two choices when they are experiencing an overdose: Ask for help and risk punishment from their university, or stay […]
Welcoming a new season in Chico Ah, springtime. Fresh starts. New life. This past week Chicoans got out in the warm weather to enjoy some of the small things that make this town so enduring. […]
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