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The Bureau of Land Management, Carson City District, will begin selling Christmas tree permits on Monday, online and in-person.
The progressive-side leaders in all three Chico City Council races saw their leads increase in the most recent voting update, which points to one conclusion: Conservatives are not only losing their 4-3 council majority, they're almost certainly looking at a 5-2 deficit beginning in early December.
After two recent applications for cell phone towers were contested by members of the public, one of which was ultimately denied by the Board of Supervisors, Butte County is making some adjustments to its code related to telecommunication structures.
The leading candidates for all three Chico City Council races have held steady in an election update Friday, keeping up expectations for a 5-2 progressive majority come Dec. 1.
On Tuesday, Nov. 10, the Tehama County Board of Supervisors voted to link select, elected department heads’ raises to those of related management unions, but not to give the officials a 2.75% raise at this time. The decision followed…
When the board of supervisors meets on Tuesday morning, it will discuss options for next steps for a proposed development called “Nine Mile Hill Ranch.” The board previously heard from Planning Director Jessica Martinez about…
"This is a major milestone for trail connectivity in Humboldt County," said Arcata Mayor Kimberley White.
A lobbyist who represents Sutter County in Washington, D.C., outlined federal earmark requests totaling nearly $8 million for water and wastewater infrastructure projects in Yuba City, a Sutter Pointe radio
New and interesting businesses seem to pop up in north Yuba County like mushrooms. About a year ago, residents in the area noticed the site of the old Collage restaurant
On Wednesday, members of the community gathered in front of the Herbert H. Bauer Building at 137 N. Cottonwood St. for a Veterans Day ceremony to honor the installation of a new flagpole and the first raising of the United States flag.
Yolo County CASA has named Olivia Arnold as its new executive director, effective on Monday, Nov. 16, according to the organization.
On Tuesday, the council – which could include Vega herself – will determine whether to fill the vacancy through appointment or special election. The council meets at 6 p.m. in City Hall on First Street.