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Cornell fraternity sexual assault lawsuit sparks concern among Chico State students (opens the original)
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CHICO, Calif. — A sexual assault lawsuit involving a Cornell University fraternity is drawing attention on college campuses across the country, including at Chico State, where students say the allegations have raised concerns about sexual violence, fraternity culture and how universities respond to reports of assault. A former Cornell student filed a lawsuit this month alleging she was drugged and sexually assaulted by members of the unaffiliated Chi Phi fraternity at the university in 2024. The
Chico library shooting suspect waives preliminary hearing (opens the original)
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OROVILLE, Calif. — The 18-year-old accused of fatally shooting two people at the Chico Library in June waived his right to a preliminary hearing Tuesday, moving the case closer to a potential trial. Bradley Sayer appeared in Butte County Superior Court and his attorney, Roberto Marquez, waived the preliminary hearing. A preliminary hearing would have allowed prosecutors to present enough evidence to establish probable cause that a crime was committed and that Sayer was responsible. Butte County
Chico City Council candidates outline priorities in Districts 2, 4 and 6 (opens the original)
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CHICO, Calif. — With ballots set to go out soon in Chico, voters will decide contested races for City Council Districts 2, 4 and 6, where all three incumbents are seeking re-election and facing challengers. Candidates pointed to a range of issues they see as priorities for the city. Megan Thomas Petty, a candidate in District 2, said a key concern is the city’s transition as it nears the end of a long-running legal agreement. In District 4, candidate Tracy Vincent said her focus is on improving
PG&E unveils new wildfire engines designed to protect utility infrastructure (opens the original)
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CHICO, Calif. — PG&E is adding a new generation of wildfire response engines to its fleet, with the utility unveiling the purpose-built vehicles Monday at its North Valley headquarters in Chico. The engines are used by PG&E’s Safety and Infrastructure Protection Team, or SIPT, to protect utility infrastructure threatened by wildfires. Crews can use the engines to spray fire retardant on wooden power poles and other PG&E assets before flames reach them. PG&E says the program has saved customers a
Paradise Town Council candidates cite turning point as 2026 election nears (opens the original)
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PARADISE, Calif. — Paradise voters will choose two Town Council members in the November 2026 general election as the town continues its long-term recovery from the 2018 Camp Fire and increasingly turns its focus toward economic development, health care access and infrastructure. Seven candidates are seeking the two four-year seats: Alexandra Bern, Sarra Blaine, Steve Crowder, William Flores, Ron Lassonde, Shelley Silva and Andy Waldrop. Crowder and Lassonde currently serve on the Town Council, w
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