All content by Michael Arias
Local swing dance team prepares for the year's biggest competition.
An evening that was anything but a typical night at the movies.
Fans worldwide grieve over the loss of another legendary artist.
Sacramento River, the largest river in California.
He won an award for it too.
Chico pug-lovers come together for a paws-itive cause.
Where the Wi-Fi is good and the coffee is even better
Power couple has big plans for their -- so far -- little show.
Famous folk song celebrates its birth date on Wednesday, March 16.
"Dark Side of the Moon" celebrates its release birthday in the United States on Thursday, March 10.
Streets were shut down around Plaza Park on Sunday, Feb. 28 because of the 2016 Chico Stage Races.
The Chico Velo Cycling Club presented their new sculpture, "Decide and Ride," in honor of Ed McLaughlin and the sport of cycling.
LAPD homicide detective reveals compelling facts behind the unsolved murders of Tupac Shakur and Christopher "Notorious B.I.G." Wallace in documentary.
After years of not being an official campus organization, the engineering group has received what it has been asking for — a title.
After signing the store over to the private company Follett, concerns surrounding employee benefits, costs and local purchasing were the primary worries.
After 15 months of dispute over salaries, Chico Unified School District and the Chico Unified Teachers Association reached an agreement, averting a strike.
With a recent change in policy, departments have to pay for criminal background checks for all new faculty members.
Chico State hosts its fifth annual Choose Chico! event for incoming and prospective students.
People cited for using bikes or skateboards in the campus core will soon be able to take an online safety course, pay a reduced fee and have the citation dismissed.
With a high number of recruits unable to make it through Butte College's Law Enforcement Academy program, open positions remain unfilled within the department.
California State University students will be able to enroll in any online course offered at other campuses starting with the next academic year.
The university has begun to use a recently redesigned International Symbol of Access that is more active and puts less of an emphasis on the disability.
The international languages, literatures and cultures department has approved changes to the French, German and Spanish majors beginning in fall 2015.
As the number of tenured staff decreases, adjunct professors now make up the majority of instructors.
Following the death of the king of Saudi Arabia on Jan. 23, international students reflect on his legacy.
The Chico Unified Teachers Association remains in negotiations with Chico Unified School District regarding wages and benefits.
Anticipated increases in gas prices because of California's expanded cap-and-trade regulations did not materialize in January.
