Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 16th of June.
Good morning, Chico.
A couple involved in a crash on Highway 99 near Los Molinos escaped with minor injuries on Saturday, but their dog Mira remains missing.
The mini pinscher-chihuahua mix wears a checkered flag harness – if seen, call local law enforcement.
A downtown business owner from Lili's Brazilian Bistro raised concerns about her leased space's air conditioning and maintenance at a board meeting, citing summer challenges affecting her operations.
The Property Based Improvement District Board referred the issue to the Downtown Chico Business Association for lease training.
The Butte County Sheriff's Search and Rescue team recently installed the first sign at its future headquarters at Midway and Entler avenues.
The new facility will boost training, storage and emergency response, part of Operation Rescue Ready (a fundraising campaign) to support the group's growing needs.
Chico Public Works is clearing debris from Sycamore Pool this summer—maintenance will occur every other Thursday when the pool is closed for cleaning.
An Iranian hacker group claimed it accessed Chico’s water billing system on June 11, affecting over 100,000 customers; Cal Water said today its systems remain operational while an investigation with state and federal partners continues.
New census data shows Northstate counties vary in home values, with Tehama County averaging the lowest at $314,900 (indicating the lowest ownership costs) while Butte County tops the list at $410,700.
Shasta County shows a strong balance with higher incomes relative to home values.
Butte College head coach Robby Snelling returned to his local roots after playing college ball, saying his role balances fierce competition & family time.
The interview details his football career and the approach that makes Butte Football successful.
Amahjra Live at The Tackle Box
8 PM - 11:59 PM — The Tackle Box — $20 online, $25 at the door — Experience Amahjra’s electrifying live vibes and enjoy a high-energy night of music.
CARD 4th of July Parade
9-10 a.m. — Downtown Chico Business Association — Free admission — Celebrate Independence Day with festive floats and spirited community participation.
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