‘The Almond Orchard’ poses important questions to Chico
March 18, 2019
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Community
The opening night of “The Almond Orchard” debuted at downtown Chico’s Blue Room Theatre Thursday night. As an adaptation of Chekhov’s “The Cherry Orchard,” this rendition of the classic play keeps Chekhov's comedic relief in a tale of change, love, healing and grief. What makes "The Almond...
Pride March gives participants a voice in Chico’s community
October 14, 2018
Filed under A&E Featured Articles List, A&E Sliding Showcase, Arts & Entertainment, Campus, Community
Cars could be heard honking as marchers chanted, “Our queer rights are under attack, what do we do," in the streets of downtown Chico. The participants were walking in the Pride March Friday, that was led by the Gender & Sexuality Equity Coalition (GSEC) as a part of “Queer Week." The march...
Surveillance cameras enforce safety in the Downtown Chico Plaza
October 26, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, Community, Crime, News
The City of Chico has spent $20,000 to install video surveillance in the Downtown Chico Plaza to boost public safety.Public concern for safety in the plaza was a facilitating factor in the decision. It was a pointed issue from the Downtown Chico Business Association and various public safety meetings with the Chico Police, according ...
City Council talks possible property and business improvement district for downtown Chico
May 18, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, Community, News
Chico City Council discussed the possible adoption of a resolution of intent to establish a Property and Business Improvement District for downtown Chico Tuesday."The business and property owners got together and came up with the idea of doing what many other cities have done," said Chris Constantin Assistant...
Chico State serves rotten dining options
Carson Predovich and Dongyoung Won
October 10, 2016
Filed under Opinion
In recent years, colleges have spent millions of dollars to improve campus life. These expenditures include new recreation centers, state of the art learning facilities and high-quality dining experiences.Chico State has followed suit with most of these trends but is seriously lacking when it comes to di...
Hope shines on El Rey Theatre
September 29, 2016
Filed under News
Roaring applause and cheers filled the Chico City Council chambers on Sept. 20 when the city council members unanimously voted to add the El Rey Theatre to the October agenda.The meeting will discuss options to protect the building. The decision came from the joint effort of the El Rey Alliance, a non-profit organ...
Fun in the Aves
Rachel Reyes and Dongyoung Won
September 23, 2016
Filed under Opinion
It’s 5 p.m. on a Friday and the streets of Chico are quiet but not for long. Students often rushing home to get things done and still be able to make it to the pregame they just got a text about.One question that always comes to mind before going out is: Where am I going tonight?If you’re lik...
54 arrests within 66 hours
Kayla Fitzgerald and Kyla Linville
August 28, 2016
Filed under Breaking News, Crime, News
Chico Police Department received 1,372 calls in the closing days of "Welcome Week." The first full weekend back to school prompts many students to go out, party and have fun.Within the 66 hours between August 18 and 21, 54 arrests were made.This was the second weekend of patrol for the Chico Police De...
Chico streets are whack
May 12, 2016
Have you ever felt like you were risking your life simply crossing the street in Chico? I know I have. The streets of downtown, the CHICO streets (Chestnut, Hazel, Ivy, Cherry, Orange) and any street near campus are jam packed with pedestrians, cars, bikers and boarders. In my opinion, driving, walkin...
Get your coffee on while you study
March 31, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
With a coffee joint on almost every downtown corner in Chico, each one has its own vibe. But when serious last minute studying needs to be done, the environment has to be right. Here is a list of some of my favorite coffee shops to study at from favorite to least favorite. Midtown Local, 365 E. Six...
New ordinance alleviates public safety concerns
September 27, 2015
Chico residents hope to see an improved and safer community with the passing of the Offenses Against Public Property Ordinance. The ordinance allows police officers to issue misdemeanors to individuals that store their private possessions on public property. This includes camping in the City Plaza...
Break the bank a little less in San Francisco
September 14, 2015
Filed under Special Sections
Vacations are almost never cheap. College students generally don't have the money to spend on a getaway, no matter how needed. But here are some places to check out in San Francisco that will keep wallets from blowing away. Golden Gate Bridge The symbol of San Francisco, which spans 1.7 miles, fe...
