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Samuel Ayer Park in Red Bluff is used as a city-sanctioned homeless encampment. Following the recent heavy rain, the park has flooded, displacing its residents.
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A training at Chico State for students and faculty to learn about their rights regarding immigration enforcement was going to take place on campus. The university says it’s been rescheduled due to safety concerns.
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Juan Moreno is the fifth person to die in the Shasta County Jail since 2023. And he’s the fourth person of color. Nevin Kallepalli, a reporter at the nonprofit media outlet Shasta Scout, explains what is currently known about Moreno’s death.
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Protesters in Chico were some of the thousands of people nationally this week to oppose recent policies from the Trump administration. Those who gathered on Chico State’s campus said they would stand up for the immigrant population in the community.
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There have been reported sightings of Immigration and Custom Enforcement agents across the North State. Local organizations report that most are likely false alarms, but fears and anxieties remain high for residents.
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The Inspire School of Arts and Sciences has been trying to build a permanent campus for years. After delays and funding woes, it could begin construction on the campus this year.
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The 530 area code that covers much of the North State will soon have a friend starting Jan. 31 – the 837 area code.
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Dr. Jarett Beaudoin explains the role the Public Health Department plays in the community, and why education on health and safety is essential.
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Chico has an average commute time of 15 minutes or less, but few people are using sustainable transportation. Experts say the city needs to encourage more walking and bicycling in its city planning.
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Every year, the Snow Goose Festival brings bird lovers to Durham. This year, experts say the geese population has been affected by the Bird Flu outbreak.