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. […]
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 […]
By Dave Banathy California produces an abundance of food, enough to export and feed people in other countries. Yet the paradox is an increasing number of people are experiencing food insecurity in our own country, […]
In California, officers tried to arrest two men who weren’t the people they were looking for. One had a medical emergency. By Kate Morriseey, Capital & Main This story is produced by the award-winning journalism […]
Historian Gary Noy delves into a sublime, sometimes painful past in ‘Nature’s Mountain Mansion’ By Casey Rafter Yosemite’s stunning landscape has been a muse to poets, painters and scholars – its peaks and valleys offering […]
By Nigel Duara for CalMatters Gov. Gavin Newsom today called for the closure of another prison in his new budget proposal, which would be the fifth facility closed under his watch, though he didn’t specify which […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
By Tracy Nguyen for CalMatters Imagine driving 75 miles one way every day because your life depended on it. That used to be the case for residents of Redding, in Shasta County, who needed treatment […]
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. […]
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