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Labor office now in Redding
REDDING — The U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division has opened a field office in Redding to ensure compliance with federal wage and hour laws.
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Sutter rice land now under ag easements
LINCOLN — A collaboration involving state government, Ducks Unlimited and a local landowner has permanently preserved a Sutter County rice farm for agricultural use and wildlife habitat.
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Chico School gets garden grant
CHICO — Hooker Oak Elementary School will receive a $1,200 school garden grant from the California Fertilizer Foundation Wednesday.
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Tehama Passport Trail
Ag tourism in Tehama County will be highlighted with Tehama Passport Trail weekend, June 2-3. Visits include 17 farms and wineries on the Tehama Trail.
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Glenn RCD barbecue
ORLAND — RSVP by Monday for the annual barbecue by the Glenn County Resource Conservation District.
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Last day to get out to Glenn County Fair
ORLAND — Matthew Bateman, a 12-year-old member of the Willows 4-H Club, is done raising hogs. He took his 280-pound hog, "Thing 2," to the Glenn County Fair and sold her for $2.
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Finance committee to address bid requirement, market contract
CHICO — To save staff time and money, city administration proposes increasing the formal bid threshold from $10,000 to $25,000 for supplies, equipment and contract services.
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Task force to review sustainability progress, climate action plan
CHICO — The Sustainability Task Force will review a report on the sustainability measures taken by the city and a draft of the climate action plan Monday.
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Chico Police make five DUI arrests; two involved crashes
CHICO — Five people have been arrested on suspicion of drunken driving between the span of 2 a.
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Roadwork Roundup for May 20
These are among north state road work projects that could result in delays for motorists: Chico HIGHWAY 99 — Between East First Avenue and Highway 32, closure various lanes and ramps can be expected 9 p.
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Chocolate Fest comes to thundering end
CHICO — The Paradise Chocolate Fest ended on Saturday, and there was no chance of it ending with a whisper.
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Suspect jailed in ridge church burglary
PARADISE — A Magalia woman was arrested and taken to the Butte County Jail Friday in connection with a burglary at Skyway Assembly of God in Paradise.
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