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The officers will have an interaction opportunity with some of Chicos youngest citizens. Photo credit: Sean Martens

Chico Police to visit Chapman Elementary for lunch

Gennisis Mendoza Cruz // September 27, 2017

Members of the Chico Police Department are going to visit the students of Chapman elementary on Sep. 27 for a lunch and play event.The event will take place from 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. at 1071 E.16th Street.They...

Local band, Velvet Starlings, at Taste of Chico downtown Photo credit: Natalie Hanson

Community enjoys a taste of Chico

Natalie Hanson // September 25, 2017

Crowds filled downtown Chico on Sunday afternoon, for the 32nd celebration of Taste of Chico.Every year, Taste of Chico spotlights local and north-state area businesses. Restaurants, apparel and boutiques,...

Chico State’s mental health problems are being ignored

Rachel Reyes // September 25, 2017

It's safe to say that Chico State students are busy. Classes, work, sports and clubs take up so much time. It's easy to distract students from extremely important matters, such as personal mental health. According...

City council member being greedy Photo credit: Briana Mcdaniel

Chico bans recreational marijuana dispensaries, losing millions for city

Grayson Boyer // September 25, 2017

In what can only be described as economic self-abuse, Chico City Council voted Sept.19 to prohibit recreational marijuana dispensaries within Chico, losing potential millions in tax revenue. The City of...

The television show invited local bands to play at their 3 year birthday celebration. Photo credit: Jacqueline Morales

Local television channel celebrates three years to serving the public

Jacqueline Morales // September 15, 2017

BCAC Channel 11, hosted an event Thursday evening at the Chico Downtown Plaza in celebration of 3 years of public access.BCAC expresses through their online website, to be about community, nonprofits,...

Chico State is known as a highly ranked university nationwide

Natalie Hanson // September 13, 2017

Chico State has once again received top ranked recognition in the nation's public universitiesEmbed from Getty ImagesU.S. News ranked the college No. 8 in the Top Public Schools list in the West Region...

Theo Myers is an Aventure Outings representative and invites student to participate. Photo credit: Christian Solis

Chico State aims to receive the National Outdoor Champion title

Christian Solis // September 13, 2017

Chico State's fourth year competing, in the Outdoor Nation Campus Challenge, aims to receive national recognition.Adventure Outings, is spearheading the campus competition. Embed from Getty Images "It...

Residents are being taught about detective work. Photo courtesy of Ed Nelson

Chico Police academy recruits locals

Guillermo Felix-Alvor // September 12, 2017

Chico residents are being encouraged to join Citizens' Police Academy to experience first-hand police tasks. The 12 week program gives residents of Chico an experience of the departments' work.Ed Nelson,...

Signs calling for justice for Palestinians Photo credit: Natalie Hanson

Protest on campus calls for peace in Palestine

Natalie Hanson // September 11, 2017

A protest of the Israel occupation took place on campus, Monday noon. As a poster sale went on outside the Wildcat Store, just several blocks down the campus the Chico Palestine Action Group was protesting....

Booths and food stands outside the new Arts and Humanities building.

Chico World Music Festival returns to campus

Natalie Hanson // September 11, 2017

The 24th annual Chico World Music Festival took place on campus, Saturday. Every year, the festival brings together a variety of musical acts to showcase sounds and styles from all over the world to...

Road closed between 9th and 10th streets. Photo credit: Luke Dennison

Million dollar construction project continues

Luke Dennison // September 9, 2017

Construction project continues to cause detours and delays on the intersections of Ivy street, East 8th and East 9th streets, near ABC market. The project cost a total estimate of 1,500,000 dollars.Butte...

Students raise money for hurricane victims. Photo courtesy of Chana Zwiebel

Students fund raise to help aid hurricane victims

Christian Solis // September 6, 2017

Inspired Chico State students baked and sold challah bread, to raise money for Hurricane Harvey victims.Embed from Getty ImagesRohr Chabad Jewish Center of Chico student members partnered with the Thursday...

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