Local News

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  Chico State honors student with posthumous degree after tragic loss
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  Red Bluff barrel racer balances hair styling and rodeo dreams
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  New Girl Scouts of NorCal CEO aiming to expand access, boost opportunities for girls

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  Traffic stop leads to major fentanyl bust in Shasta County
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  Community invited to submit entries for Bidwell Mansion exhibit set to open in June
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  Chico plans Easter fun: egg-citing hunts and Easter Bunny visits kick off the weekend
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  Gearheads unite as Kool April Nites officially kicks off

Nation & World

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  Supreme Court blocks new deportations of Venezuelans under Alien Enemies Act
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  Putin declares 'Easter truce' amid largest prisoner swap in Russia-Ukraine war
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  Israeli strikes on Gaza kill 90 in 48 hours as pressure mounts on Hamas to free hostages

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  Mother of Texas teen accused of murder at track meet pleads for end to harassment
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  Oregon's Dexter to travel to El Salvador to demand release of man mistakenly deported
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  23 UW international students now face sudden visa cancellations during Trump crackdown
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  WATCH LIVE: Crowds of Hands-Off protesters visit Vice President JD Vance's residence

Sports

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  Brian Scalabrine says '25 Celtics would 'smoke' the '08 Celtics
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  Urban Meyer - NIL deals need buyout clauses
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  Boy Band icon Nick Lachey recalls meeting with NFL over Bengals lack of spending

Money

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  What to do if someone opens a credit card in your name
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  Inflation and tariffs have you worried? Here’s a plan to make you more financially secure
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  How to refinance when you have a second mortgage

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  Can a non-U.S. citizen buy a house here?
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  What is a pocket listing?
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  Netflix crushes earnings — Is it the new safe haven in tech?
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  Convertible ARM loans: What they are and how they work

Coronavirus

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  California breaks way from CDC guidelines, Dr James Mu explains
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  Midwife pleads guilty to destroying 2,600 COVID-19 vaccines and issuing fraudulent cards
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  Cuomo says New Yorkers 'should be very proud' on COVID-19, but 'federal government failed'