Tehama County approves rent protections for mobile home residents
After months of study, and – according to some – dragging their feet, the Tehama County Board of Supervisors approved a new ordinance to protect mobile home park residents in
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Water vehicles from National Guard could be used if Glenn County gets major flooding from El Nino
Based on predictions of a potentially wet winter, Glenn County supervisors declared a local emergency due to the 2026-2027 El Niño event and approved a budget transfer to prepare for
Davis Friends of the Library November book sale set for Nov. 6-8
The Friends of the Davis Public Library's next monthly book sale is starting on Friday, according to the organization.
Author of ‘The White Hibiscus’ at Pleasant Pheasant book signing, Friday, Nov. 6
This Friday night, Bill Parent will be at the Pleasant Pheasant Bookstore in Woodland from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Author's table to sell and sign copies of "The White Hibiscus: Based on a True Story of Poetry,...
University Retirement Community in Davis unveils ‘The Vista’ with ribbon-cutting
According to a local press release, the $54 million expansion represents a major investment in high-end senior living in Yolo County, expanding the campus footprint to accommodate Northern California's rapid...
Mendocino County responds to DOJ report of likely “ineligible voters”
The Mendocino County Elections Office recently responded to a letter from the U.S. Department of Justice which reportedly identified nearly two dozen local voters as likely noncitizens.
Ukiah City Council agrees to receive regular reports on Palace Hotel
Despite not receiving a requested letter stating that the Palace Hotel no longer presents a public safety hazard, the Ukiah City Council Wednesday agreed to receive regular updates on the progress being made...
Heavenly Village to allow open container, enact ‘Walk your Wheels’ policy; Ice Arena to get new management
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – City council will designate Heavenly Village as an Entertainment Zone allowing adults over 21 to openly consume alcohol, make Heavenly Village a “Walk your Wheels” zone and m...
Truckee-Tahoe – Pet of the Week: Bluebell
If you’ve ever wished you could have all the love, wiggles, and fun of a big dog wrapped up in a compact little package, allow us to introduce you to Bluebell! This adorable girl looks...
South Tahoe Public Utility District Board selects Paul Peschel as Interim General Manager
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — The South Tahoe Public Utility District Board of Directors has selected Paul Peschel to serve as the Interim General Manager beginning November 16, 2026. Peschel, a California R...
Measure P poised for victory: Tahoe Truckee voters renew funding for classrooms and student programs
TRUCKEE, Calif. —Voters across Truckee and North Lake Tahoe have delivered a major victory for local public schools, with early election results showing Measure P on track to pass by a comfortable margin....
A "fright" to the finish line: 11th annual Monster Dash a "spooktacular" success
This Halloween, the Glasgow Recreation Center put on their 11th annual Monster Dash. 84 children and adults took the opportunity to burn off some
Finale Dam rehabilitation nears completion, restoring safe access to more than 250,000 acres of public lands
GLASGOW – Triple Crossing Access Road reopened Oct. 30 following the Bureau of Land Management
Democrats sweep national elections in "stunning rebuke" to Trump, but Republicans fare well in Valley Count...
Not since the movie "Deep Impact" has a blue wave caused this much devastation. In what the New York Times called a "stunning rebuke" to President
Blaine County sued for allegedly violating Constitution's one-person, one-vote protections
A quarter-century after a federal court found that Blaine County unlawfully diluted American Indian votes, the county faces a new legal challenge
Wreaking havoc with a smile: Henry Gross making his mark at Carroll
Carroll's Henry Gross breaks up a pass by Southern Oregon's McCade Long during Saturday nights game at Nelson Stadium.
Live from the polls: Voter interviews, candidate conversations and election results
Follow the 2026 election with live reporting from the Chronicle staff across Bozeman and Montana, including voter interviews, candidate conversations, local election developments and results as ballots are c...
Montana Legislature remains in Republican hands despite nationwide blue wave
The makeup of state lawmakers around the country looks much bluer than it did just a few days ago. In Montana, though, both chambers remain Republican.
Bozeman Library purchases lot for future west side branch
The Bozeman Library Friends and Foundation has officially acquired a plot of land at 401 Competition Dr. for the library’s first branch.
Native grasslands are disappearing in Montana, across North America
The Northern Great Plains covers more than 180 million acres across five states providing habitat for more than 1,595 species of plants and 500 species of wildlife.
Roundup for Safety grants strengthen emergency response
Five local organizations are receiving a combined $31,885 in grants from Flathead Electric Cooperative's Roundup for Safety program to support community safety projects.
Talk focuses on reintroduction of trumpeter swans
Dale Becker will talk about the reintroduction and restoration of trumpeter swans on the Flathead Indian Reservation in Northwestern Montana.
Idaho voters reject abortion ballot measure as Missouri, Nevada and Virginia back access
Nationwide results for abortion ballot initiatives on Tuesday night largely favored protecting access to abortion and other reproductive care, with the exception of Idaho, where a measure that would have res...
Mineral County to honor veterans with Operation Green Light
With Veterans Day approaching, Mineral County is joining a nationwide effort to show local veterans they are appreciated and supported.