Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 8th of May.
Good morning, Chico.
Enterprise High School Principal Ryan Johnson pleaded not guilty to resisting an officer and public intoxication charges—he remains at his post while he awaits a June 9 court hearing.
Chico Police reported a shooting last Thursday at a house on W.
9th Street that injured one person who was taken to the hospital+ officials have red-tagged the house and arrested several residents on unrelated charges while no arrest has been made in connection with the shooting.
Chico State will hold its 135th Commencement from May 14 to May 18 at University Stadium—over 3,000 undergraduates and nearly 350 graduates will receive degrees and ceremonies can be viewed live on the university website.
Chico's Ad Hoc Growth and Community Development Committee completed a draft report with recommendations to ease housing challenges, noting that rising construction costs and current city codes hinder new housing developments—Council Member Addison Winslow said the report may lead to future code revisions—if approved in upcoming meetings.
Butte County Public Health Department launched a survey asking residents what is missing in dental care after a 2023 exam at an Oroville elementary revealed over half of 250 students had tooth decay and 28 needed emergency care — the director said a shortage of dentists and uncertain future funding may limit the program.
Chico nurse Mari Dailey received the inaugural Nurses Making a Difference Award at Enloe Health during National Nurses Week, recognizing her role in the Mother & Baby unit.
She began her career in 1981 and joined the unit in 1982—her work was inspired by her son's battle with cancer.
The Cedar Grove Scamper
8-10 a.m. — Cedar Grove Picnic Area and Meadow — Registration fees apply — Race through the scenic trails of Chico in this community 4-mile run.
Race Night #2
4 PM — Silver Dollar Fairgrounds — Included with fair admission — Experience thrilling races with 360 Winged Sprints and Hobby Stocks.
Silver Dollar Fair Tractor Pulls
5-11 p.m. — Silver Dollar Fairgrounds — Admission included with fair ticket — Experience the thrilling power of tractors pulling heavy loads at this exciting event.
Jackie Greene Performance
6:30-8:30 p.m. — Chico Women's Club — Tickets available without service charge — Jackie Greene returns for another special show at the intimate Women’s Club.
Much Ado About Nothing
8:00 PM – 9:30 PM — Cedar Grove Picnic Area and Meadow — $25.00 — Enjoy Shakespeare in the Park with a lively performance of a classic comedy.
Swing for Change: CAA Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser
Community Action Agency is raising funds to support underserved populations in Butte County in a tee-rific golf tournament, Swing for Change! Tickets include a free golf shirt, a goodie bag, lunch, and chances to win amazing prizes all while golfing for a good cause!
Swing for Change: CAA Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser
Community Action Agency is raising funds to support underserved populations in Butte County in a tee-rific golf tournament, Swing for Change! Tickets include a free golf shirt, a goodie bag, lunch, and chances to win amazing prizes all while golfing for a good cause!
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