Issue: May 02, 2019
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Worsening wildfires 101
A guide to the complexities of California’s blazes—from air pollution to building restrictions.
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And then there was one
Jesus Center backs out of Orange Street shelter, but Safe Space forges ahead.
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Lesson in statistics
Raw numbers don’t tell the whole story of crime in Chico.
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Deadly force debated
California Legislature eyes compromise on state’s controversial standards for law enforcement.
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Survey for standing homes
Goal is to gauge public perception and understanding of water contamination following Camp Fire.
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Maidu exhibit on hold
Living village in Bidwell Park doesn’t make the cut for Proposition 68 funding.
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Free microchips for pets
Identification implants offered in Chico after animal advocates see benefits—and a need—following the Camp Fire.
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Impeach or not?
After Mueller report’s release, Trump’s approval rating hits a new low, but most don’t think Congress should remove POTUS from office.
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Taking the pledge
Sunrise Movement endorses Audrey Denney’s campaign during event promoting the Green New Deal.
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Festive festival
Endangered Species Faire celebrates 40th anniversary.
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Toxic bite
States weigh banning a widely used pesticide even though EPA won’t.
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Have faith in the Orange Street Shelter
The Jesus Center may have backed out, but the more experienced nonprofit is committed to moving forward.
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Voting is a fundamental right—for everyone
Even those incarcerated should be allowed to participate in the democratic process.
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Sleepless in Chico
Struggling with the aftereffects of covering the Camp Fire.
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Taste of home
Jasmine Suarez and fiancé Lehi Gange open Lola’s Filipino Cuisine food truck.
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Less talk, more love
Butte College students elevate Mee’s Summertime.
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Best of the fests
The festivals worth your time (and money) this summer.
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Pearl on the plaza
Come for the chips and salsa, stay for the atmosphere.
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To infinity … and beyond
An excellent conclusion to one saga in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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