Evan Tuchinsky is a journalist based in Chico, California. He writes for the Oroville Mercury Register and Chico Enterprises, covering local news and events. His work has also been featured in publications such as Paradise Post, Inc. and Calhoun Times.
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Three things to do this winter-weather weekend in Butte County.
By: Evan Tuchinsky
Liam Roesner, 5, gets some one-on-one time with Santa at the Chico Air Museum, during the Dec. 10, 2016 holiday event. (Heather Hacking/Enterprise-Record)
The daily report is a roundup of what’s happening in the north state.
By: Evan Tuchinsky
Overnight storm persists, though impacts mostly limited to power outages
By: Evan Tuchinsky
California State Parks brought an excavator to Bidwell Mansion, but officials stressed Saturday that the equipment was for investigation, not demolition.
The daily report is a roundup of what’s happening in the north state.
The Chico City Council regularly meets at 6 p.m. on the first and third Tuesday of the month at 421 Main St.; closed session starts at 5 p.m. Meetings are free and open to the public.
The Chico City Council revisited red-light cameras for traffic enforcement during Tuesday night’s meeting.
Reach weekend editor Evan Tuchinsky at etuchinsky@chicoer.
Prop 36 elevates charges for local theft suspect Christmas brought a break in precipitation, but Wednesday's sunny skies were set to give way to
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