Good morning, Chico.

NVADG is taking steps to help local pet owners prepare to evacuate with their pets during emergencies—Mark Thorp, head of community outreach, said volunteers will hold workshops, safety fairs and presentations to teach residents how to plan for both small and large animals.

A new farm stand has opened at Chico State’s University Farm and offers fresh produce including sweet corn, seeded watermelons, and cantaloupe as well as colorful bouquets — it is located at 311 Nicholas C.

Schouten Lane — and is open Wednesday through Friday from 8 a.m. to noon.

CapRadio Board approved ending its management of NSPR and KHSU and will transfer control to their license holders—Chico State and Cal Poly Humboldt—by November with four months of transition funding.

The decision comes amid financial shortfalls and raised concerns among staff and union representatives about cuts to local news resources.

A $50,000 reward remains available for anyone with information on the 2021 murder of Tyler Dickson, who was fatally shot while sleeping in a tent at Bidwell Canyon Campground, and authorities say a member of his out-of-area camping group may hold key details—investigators continue to follow leads.

On June 28, deputies in Magalia stopped a vehicle, discovered a loaded shotgun, and arrested Arthur Ascheman (on post-release community supervision) for firearm and supervision violations, booking him into Butte County Jail.

Chico's Mid-Town Post Office will offer temporary mail pick-up and retail services for Hamilton City customers beginning Tuesday, July 8.

The location at 141 West 5th Street will be open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.—customers must show proper photo ID since the Hamilton City Post Office remains closed due to fire damage.

Medical residents have begun serving Butte County through two residency programs—one in Family Medicine and one in Community Psychiatry.

The Family Medicine Residency Program, launched this summer with Enloe Health, provides primary care in both outpatient and hospital settings—while Community Psychiatry residents, who began training at UC Davis, start their second training year.

Summer Volleyball Mini-Camp

8-10 a.m. — Oak Way Park — Cost varies — Enhance your volleyball skills this summer with former pro Crystal Thomas.

Summer Volleyball Mini-Camp

8-10 a.m. — Oak Way Park — Registration required — A short camp to enhance volleyball skills with instruction from a seasoned pro.

FUNK-tion FEST

10 AM – 2 PM — Chapman Park — Free entry — Celebrate with lowriders, DJs, food trucks, and family fun at this vibrant community fest.

Hed PE Live Concert

7:00–10:30 p.m. — Tackle Box — Tickets from $24.21 — Experience the energetic sounds of punk rock with Hed PE in Chico.