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California advances 0 down, no payment home 'loans' for undocumented immigrants
(The Center Square) - The California Senate Appropriations Committee advanced a bill to allow undocumented immigrants to make use of the state’s zero down, no payment home “loan” program, an expansion the legislature says would create “significant cost pressures.” “The social and economic benefits of homeownership should be available to everyone. As such, the California Dream for All Program should be available to all,” wrote bill author Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula, D-Fresno. “When undocumented individuals are excluded from such programs, they miss out on a crucial...
Homeowners forced to evacuate after fire rips through neighborhoods: 'Arson investigators are still assessing the scene'
The fire grew to about 100 acres at one point, destroying at least five homes and damaging three others. A wildfire spread quickly after it developed around 60 miles east of Los Angeles, leaving officials investigating its origins. The fire is just one of thousands that have overwhelmed firefighters this year in California.
Suspect arrested after entering Pleasant Valley High School campus trying to evade officers
CHICO, Calif. - A man was arrested after entering the Pleasant Valley High School campus while attempting to evade officers, Chico Police said. At about 3:40 p.m., an officer tried to stop a man for a bicycle violation in the 1400 block of East Avenue. Police said the man identified...
Ninth Circuit tosses California law limiting gun purchases to one every 30 days
(The Center Square) – A new ruling from the the United States Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals now will prevent California’s law limiting gun purchases to one every 30 days from taking effect. While a federal district court had issued an injunction against the law, California sought a stay against the injunction via the Ninth Circuit. The Ninth Circuit issued a stay, reversing its stay after hearing oral arguments on the case. ...
Red Bluff police searching for missing teen
RED BLUFF, Calif. - The Red Bluff Police Department is asking for the public’s help in finding 14-year-old Olivia Dyer. Police said Dyer was last seen at about 10:30 p.m. on August 15. She was last known to be in the area of Anderson or Orland. Dyer is described...
Chico Ad Hoc Committee on Growth and Development holds its inaugural meeting
CHICO, Calif. — The first meeting of the Ad Hoc Committee on Growth and Development took place on a Tuesday afternoon. The committee's primary goal is to establish a comprehensive and forward-looking strategy for the development of the city in the coming years. The Ad Hoc Committee on Growth...
Corning Police issue BOLO for two people caught on camera drilling holes in gas tanks
CORNING, Calif. — The Corning Police Department (CPD) is sending out a "Be On The Lookout" Alert, a.k.a. "BOLO," for two people caught on camera drilling holes in residents' gas tanks. Police have identified the pair as Michael Baker, 35, and Hailey Crawford, 28. According to the CPD, the...
Butte County Authorities Arrest Three in Connection with Chico Boat Theft
The Butte County Sheriff’s Office has reportedly arrested three individuals in connection with the theft of a boat from a residence in Chico. Deputies had responded to a report on July 3 of a stolen boat and other items taken from a residence outside Chico. Based on video surveillance, deputies determined at least two suspects were involved in the theft, the Sheriff’s Office said in a press release.
Tiny kitten's 'draining' day ends with rescue and adoption
REDDING, Calif. — A kitten was rescued from a drain at a medical center over the weekend and has since been adopted by a nurse working there. The kitten was rescued early Sunday morning, Aug. 11, thanks to workers with Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Drain. "I show up and the...
Evansville Woman Facing Charges Following Death Of California Corrections Officer
A 35-year-old woman from Evansville and two others are being charged in the death of a correctional officer in California. According to the US Attorney’s Office, Stephanie Ferreira is accused of conspiring to introduce narcotics into USP Atwater… a high-security federal prison. Authorities say Ferreira and a man...
California Heatwave and Smoke Alert: Hanford Prepares for High Temperatures and Poor Air Quality
Hanford, CA – Residents of Hanford and surrounding areas are urged to prepare for continued hot temperatures and potential air quality issues due to lingering wildfire smoke. The National Weather Service has reported that light winds on Wednesday and Thursday will struggle to disperse smoke from the Coffee Pot Fire in Tulare County. This smoke is expected to impact the region, particularly during the overnight hours.
Culver City Student Leader Appointed to California High School Democrats Cabinet
Benicio Mora-Fattorini to Represent Culver City, Will Advocate at the State Level. Benicio Mora-Fattorini, a prominent student leader from Culver City, has been appointed as Culver City’s representative to the California High School Democrats Cabinet. Triston Ezidore, Vice President of the Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) Board, made the announcement, praising Mora-Fattorini’s dedication to student advocacy and equity.
Cities review public camping laws after Supreme Court ruling
The Grants Pass City Council recently designated four city-owned locations where homeless people will be allowed to camp. On Tuesday night, Ashland City Council will discuss its Homeless Services Assessment Report, which is meant to guide the city in its response to homelessness. Eureka and Roseburg have been reevaluating their public camping rules.
Jennifer Lopez’s Plunging Sundress ‘Not Suitable’ With Teen Daughter
Jennifer Lopez fell under fire for her style choice as she rocked a plunging black dress for a weekend outing with daughter Emme. The singer, 55, was spotted out and about with one of her twins last Saturday, and users seeing The Daily Mail‘s photos quickly pounced. The sighting...
Northern California forecast: Warm Wednesday, but Delta breeze will cool down region later this week
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A stronger Delta breeze will help temperatures in Northern California drop throughout the week. Also, rain could be in the mix. Meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn said Wednesday's forecast high for downtown Sacramento is 91 degrees, down from 96 degrees on Tuesday. And it's only going to get cooler.
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