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Planning, zoning and buffalo on Butte County Board of Supervisors'...
A hearing at 1 p.m. will focus on bringing together adjustments to Butte County General Plan 2030 that have cropped up since the plan was approved in October 2010.
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During a meeting Jan. 25 at Eagles Hall in Chico, the color guard for Butte County STARS presented the flag.
6 hrs ago | Chico Enterprise-Record
The league of extraordinary women: Centennial anniversary of women's...
Ellen Burke-Trent talks about significant women in Butte County's history during a celebration of the centennial anniversary of women being granted the right to vote in California.
Temple Grandin to speak in Chico
The Chico State Young Cattlemen's Association, Butte County Farm Bureau, and College of Agriculture will host internationally respected animal behaviorist Temple Grandin at the Bell Memorial Union Auditorium on the California State University, Chico campus on Wednesday, Feb.
Tea is good fortune for Butte County Historical Society
Darjeeling tea and egg rolls appeared side by side Saturday afternoon at the Butte County Historical Society's fourth annual Year of the Dragon Tea.
Disabled teenager reported missing eludes search teams
A 15-year-old developmentally disabled boy who went missing Friday in the north Oroville area turned search efforts into a game of cat and mouse, according to officials Saturday afternoon.
Deputies probe stabbings and shooting in Oroville
The Butte County Sheriffs Office reponded to a call Friday afternoon regarding a large fight in Stump Field in... http://t.co/rESbHjv4 1 hour ago TGIF! Start your weekend right, with us! LIVE AND LOCAL news, entertainment & weekend weather! 1 day ago A Yankee Hill man is accused of murder, after calling the Butte County Sheriff's Office to say his ... (more)
Fire damages newly bought mobile home in Kelly Ridge
A double-wide mobile home was damaged by fire Friday morning, leaving its new owners upset and wondering what they'll do.
Cop visiting from former Soviet state said he wants more paperwork
A police officer from the Republic of Moldova, visiting with law enforcement agencies in Butte County over the past week, said he is impressed with the number of reports generated by police here.
Four found stabbed after fight in South Oroville
Two adults and two juveniles were found with stab wounds this evening in south Oroville, and were transported to various hospitals, according to law enforcement officials.
Fights erupt in downtown Chico; one man arrested
Police were called to the area of East Second Street and Broadway this morning to break up fights allegedly involving several males and females.
Grant may fund El Camino fire staff
The El Camino fire station may see new activity as the Tehama County Fire Department applies for a federal grant to staff the station for at least two years.
Looking back at Oroville's and Butte County's heroes
Bill Connelly and I are co-chairmen of the Oroville Veterans Memorial Park Honoring All of Butte County.
Judge Hermansen to retire next month
Judge Gerald Hermansen, who has been on the bench for nearly 16 years, will retire at the end of next month.
Trial date to be set for three in alleged identity theft ring
A trial date will be set for three of four people arrested in November for their alleged involvement in an identity theft ring.
Lake Oroville Golf and Event Center on Friday, Feb. 10, with food, fun, games, door prizes and $2 coupon to Lakeview Restaurant.
Yankee Hill man accused of murder
Butte County sheriff's deputies arrested John Lawrence Haisema at his 11228 Nelson Bar Rd.
Bank heist in 2009 is believed an 'inside job'
Two Oroville residents were arrested this month in a bank robbery more than two years ago in Chico, which authorities are now saying was an "inside job." Chico police allege that on Oct.
Mason jar to-go I was just reading the Feb. 1 issue of More Hip Than Hippie , the always-interesting greenzine by Dori and Val over at Greenfeet.com that gets delivered to my inbox.
Not only will Chico lose about $8.5 million for redevelopment projects, the Chico City Council learned Tuesday it will lose about $74,000 to $124,000 to its unencumbered fund mostly used for salaries.
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