Chico State campus stays open throughout the North State storm. Flooding, overflowing of the Big Chico Creek and heavy winds continued during the day as students and faculty continued with classes.
Experts at the National Weather Service, Sacramento are estimating as much as one to five-inches of rainfall and gusts of wind as fast as 60 miles-per-hour from Wednesday to Friday.
The police blotter is a selection of information cited directly from the Chico Police Department and the University Police Department. Nov. 30 - Dec. 1.
Chico State held its annual reception for veterans in the community and Veterans Day. Student veterans shared stories about transitioning back into civilian life after their service.
The police blotter is a selection of information cited directly from the Chico Police Department and the University Police Department. Oct. 30 - Nov. 3.
Police patrol party-heavy areas near Chico State as students continue celebrating Halloween. Police broke up a large party on West Sacramento Avenue, forcing the crowds to fill the street.
A Chico State geography professor and his students joined the Chico Fire Department to ask the city to help fund a project that would get rid of an invasive, flammable plant growing along Little Chico Creek.
The Associated Students held a grand opening for the renovated space of the former Wildcat bookstore. The space will house student government offices and be open for students to study.
The Associated Students is finding other ways to give its employees bookstore discounts after deciding to discontinue their rewards system. Last year, the A.S. spent more than $17,000 out of its own revenue on employee discounts.
Arrests were made and couches were burned as residents partied throughout the downtown neighborhoods Thursday night into early Friday morning. Later that morning, around 3 a.m., a duplex belonging to the Sigma Chi fraternity caught fire while no one was home.
