Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 27th of December.
Good morning, Chico.
Chico’s homeless population faces a challenging winter as festive cheer contrasts with harsh cold and limited shelter access — many report that the season is particularly hard.
Local community advocates note that extra care is needed during the cold nights.
Chico’s Museum of Northern California Art will host a New Year’s Eve party on Dec.
31 from 6 to 10 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Hall featuring live music, food & a raffle with a 'black and white' dress code meant to welcome new visitors to MONCA.
Chico shoppers continue to hunt for post-holiday deals — visiting Walmart, Chico Marketplace, Men’s Wearhouse, and Best Buy.
Early signs point to strong buyer interest as clearance sales extend shopping excitement after Christmas.
Strong winds on Christmas morning in Paradise brought down several trees and damaged property.
A 70-foot cedar narrowly missed a home as experts noted that the area’s reduced tree canopy from past fires made it more vulnerable to wind damage.
Redding's Aiden Flood, an 11th grader at West Valley High School, competes in tennis, cross country and swimming while earning a 4.0 unweighted GPA — and was named December Scholar Athlete of the Month by Chico Sports Club on Dec.
26.
New Year's Eve with Slide Tackle
6-9 p.m. — The Commons Social Empourium — Free entry — Enjoy live music from Chico's ultimate party band to welcome the new year!
Max Minardi Live Performance
6-8 p.m. — The Barn at Meriam Park — Free entry — Experience folk-pop melodies and heartfelt storytelling from singer-songwriter Max Minardi.
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