Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 18th of December.
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🏘️ Community
Safe Space, a nonprofit, began its winter shelter operations ahead of schedule at Chico First Baptist Church to provide unhoused residents with shelter from the cold and rain.
🚧 Accidents
The search operation for two teenage brothers missing after a kayaking accident in Thermalito Afterbay, California, continues into its fourth day with family and authorities remaining hopeful.
🚨 Crime
California State Parks officials announced the Bidwell Mansion fire was a result of arson, with an ongoing search for those responsible.
📰 Economy
Chico State and Shasta College, in collaboration with California Governor Gavin Newsom, launched initiatives to boost education and economic development in the North State, focusing on creating pathways to employment.
🌲 Environment
A dense fog advisory is in effect for various regions until 11 AM PST today, significantly reducing visibility and making driving conditions hazardous, while Chico's City Council is concurrently addressing community growth concerns.
🏛️ Government
The Chico City Council unanimously approved the historic landmark designation for the Enloe Mansion, marking the city's first addition to its historic register in eight years.
The City Council's Ad Hoc Committee on Growth and Community Development in Chico meets to address urban expansion, wildfire risk, and sustainable housing.
Chico City Council will evaluate a proposal for new red light cameras to enhance safety at intersections.
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