Good morning, Chico.

A new celebration blending history, magic, and community comes to Chico this Saturday at Patrick Ranch Museum.

Guests are encouraged to dress up (costume contest included) and enjoy free crafts, dragon decorating, and turkey legs provided by NorthCal Grill.

Bronze Burgers celebrated its new location opening on Thursday at 138 Broadway replacing Ali Baba—having transitioned from a food truck on Nord Avenue—serving smash burgers, fries, milkshakes and moose desserts.

Chico State professor Angela Zivo Gapa wrapped filming a documentary in Botswana this summer that examines the impact of diamonds on local development.

She will edit the film for upcoming screenings abroad and continue sharing her insights with students.

Federal officials cracked down on truck driving schools in late August by removing over 110 training providers from the National Training Provider Registry (including 11 in California) to enforce English standards; Halpin Trucking School in Oroville regularly meets these rules, according to owner Maria Halpin.

PG&E warned local customers that they could lose power from Saturday, Sept.

12 through Monday, Sept. 14 due to strong winds, low humidity, and dry vegetation heightening wildfire risk — customers are advised to charge phones and backup batteries.