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Barber Yard drainage plan sparks farmland dispute in southwest Chico (opens the original)
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A major housing development planned in Chico is raising questions about where the city ends and farmland begins The Barber Yard project calls for up to 1,250 homes, plus businesses and parks at the former Diamond Match site in southwest Chico. But a stormwater basin for the development would sit outside city limits and beyond the Greenline, a longstanding boundary meant to preserve agricultural land from city growth. The Butte Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCo) oversees city boundaries. E
Quick reads — Chico State President responds to sexual assault on campus, nationwide (opens the original)
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Chico State President Steve Perez says he has confidence in how the university handles sexual assaults. Perez sent a campus-wide email today responding to an alleged rape at Cornell University two years ago that has gotten national attention, as well as to a reported rape at a Chico State dorm on Sept. 19. Perez says how Chico State responds to reports of sexual assault depends on what the survivor wants to do. He says each report is investigated "promptly" and follows CSU policy, and that the s
Quick reads — Bidwell Mansion lawsuit moves forward as state seeks $38 million (opens the original)
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Nearly two years after Bidwell Mansion burned, the legal fight over who should pay for the loss is moving forward. California State Parks is suing Advantage Total Protection, the company hired to monitor the mansion's alarm system, and lawyers appeared in Butte County Superior Court on Wednesday for a status hearing. In new court filings, the state says the company failed to test the alarms as required before an arsonist set the mansion on fire in 2024. The state says in the documents that the f
Chico library shooting suspect waives preliminary hearing; lawyer says he’s on suicide watch (opens the original)
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The man accused of fatally shooting two men at Chico’s public library this year has waived his right to a preliminary hearing, clearing the way for the case to move toward trial in Butte County Superior Court. Bradley Scott Sayer’s preliminary hearing — where a judge typically decides whether there’s enough evidence for a felony case to proceed — was scheduled to start Tuesday. Instead, Sayer signed the waiver in court before Judge Kristen Lucena. She set his next arraignment for Nov. 12, when S
Children among alleged victims in new Chico library shooting charges (opens the original)
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The criminal case against the 18-year-old accused of killing two people at Chico's public library has expanded, with prosecutors filing three new attempted murder charges, including two involving children. Bradley Scott Sayer pleaded not guilty Thursday to the new charges and denied firearm enhancements alleging he intentionally discharged a shotgun. The amended criminal complaint in Butte County Superior Court identifies one alleged attempted murder victim by name and two children by their init
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