Protesting violence Local high school students hit the streets of Chico in wake of Parkland, Fla., shooting This article was published on 03.22.18 Hundreds of students took to the streets last Wednesday (March 14) to protest gun violence in the wake of the recent shooting at a high school in Parkland, Fla., which left 17 people, mostly students, dead. Each year, 1,300 children ages 17 and younger die from firearm-related injuries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Of those, 53 percent are homicides, 38 percent are suicides and 6 percent are unintentional. (The remaining 3 percent was due to “legal intervention and deaths of undetermined intent.”)Photo by Charles Finlay More Local Stories » News Pic Acting in support Mobilize Chico takes to the streets to show solidarity with those under threat of discrimination. Published on 03.08.18 Honoring a local legend Archway goes up at Fred Davis Municipal Center. Published on 02.22.18 Brick by brick Local Lego enthusiasts share their masterpieces. Published on 02.15.18 Lawmakers back initiative Republicans come to Chico, urge voters to sign petition to repeal gas tax. Published on 02.01.18 Hitting the streets Second annual Chico Women’s March focuses on women’s rights, social justice. Published on 01.25.18