Good morning, Chico.

Chico's Silver Dollar Fairgrounds broke ground on a resiliency center — a 40,000 sqft emergency shelter and community space planned to support Butte County during emergencies.

Kelli Saam presents Monday morning’s top five stories for Chico, including an updated timeline for the opening of Chico Aquatics Center.

Details on the center’s schedule have been provided to keep locals informed.

Community Action Agency of Butte County will hold a tailgate food distribution event on Friday, Aug.

21 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Palermo Grange Hall (7600 Irwin Avenue), offering healthy, shelf-stable, and perishable food boxes until supplies run out.

See's Candies marks its 105th anniversary and celebrates National Dog Month with its fourth DOGust campaign—raising funds for shelter dogs through donations and special products now available in stores and online.

More than $55,000 has been raised so far for the 15/10 Foundation.

Registration for North State Giving Tuesday is now open for local nonprofits through the Community Foundation of the North State.

Groups must sign up by Sept. 23 ahead of the Dec. 1 event.

Azad's Martial Arts Center in Chico is collecting new school supplies and cash donations through Aug.

31 (including backpacks, pencils, and notebooks) to help children start school prepared. Drop-offs are at 313 Walnut Street, Suite 150.

California is considering two bills that would ban addictive social media features for users under 16 and let parents and children sue companies for damages.

The bills are headed to the full state senate and could soon give parents more control over their kids' online activity.