Issue: August 09, 2018
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Maternally speaking
Stanching America’s mortality rate—among the worst for industrialized nations—requires providers, patients and insurers to reimagine pregnancy and post-partum care.
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Millions to aid mothers
Will Congress back efforts by states and hospitals to reduce the U.S. maternal mortality?
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Help for the hungry
Bay Area food bank steps in to fill void in North State grocery recovery.
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Far from settled
City Council repeals Chico Scrap Metal ordinance by court order, then appeals in closed session.
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Stutter step
Oroville City Council introduces ordinances legalizing commercial cannabis despite the Planning Commission’s vote to delay.
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Shoplifting stats released
Retail Watch data from Chico Police show stores call in crime more often this year.
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Crisis averted
False alarm closes Skyway and Bruce Road for hours.
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Council wrap-up
Chico City Council approves grant for school resource officers and plans for Enloe’s office building, but denies a Subway drive-thru.
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Will work for rent
For now, lower cost of living offsets low wages in Butte County.
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Treasure map
Award-winning SALC program points Butte County landowners to incentives for sustainable agriculture.
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Rising from the ashes
Wildfire evacuees, such as those at Redding’s Carr Fire, get aid from volunteer therapists trained to treat disaster-related PTSD.
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More pressure on the Fourth Estate
Keep community journalism alive by opposing the Trump administration’s newsprint tariffs.
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Less service, bigger CEO salaries
Thoughts on one of the most hated corporations in America.
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Tantrum time
City Council conservatives have a fit over not getting their way regarding Chico Scrap Metal.
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Cider philosopher
Bryan Shaw discusses what makes his product unique at Cellar Door Cider.
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Transformation time
Bella’s set to move; PB&J takes over C&J spot; a new taqueria and waxing boutique to hit downtown.
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From flesh to frame
Red Room Tattoo celebrates 10 years with artist showcase.
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Rock ‘n’ roll recharge
Go Betty Go is back and stronger than ever.
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RIP Jonathan Gold
The words of legendary L.A. food writer live on.
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