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Some roads are back open this morning..
After a late night chase that ended in a crash on dayton and elmer roads.
Deputies arrested two people they say were involved in the chase.
Chico police says the chase started in hamilton city..
And that it involved a shooting suspect in glenn county.
The bear fire continues to burn in butte county.
At last count that fire has burned over 77 thousand acres and is 30 percent contained.
Fire teams say it will take some time to make sure there is no threat to the berry creek and feather falls areas.
The oroville city council unanimously voted to declare the state of emergency during a special city meeting wednesday..
Mayor chuck reynolds says now the city can apply for federal funding to help in the recovery.
There is no timeframe as far as when funding could start coming in but right now the fous is on cleaning up the toxic ash.
Butte county investigators want your help locating an oroville woman they say used a fire victim's stolen credit card.
Detectives say sunshine galvez of oroville used the card at home depot in oroville.
They say she's an associate of a man they arrested for burglary... in an evacuation zone.
A woman is behind bars this morning plumas county deputies say she stabbed a man to death..
Deputies say this woman zora holt stabbed a man to death on forest view drive in quincy wednesday afternoon.
The sheriff's office identified the man who died as cyrus seely.
Holt is facing murder charges.
A california- based u.s. district court judge is expected to hold a hearing focused on the u.s. census bureau.
Last week, the judge issued a restraining order - preventing the bureau from wrapping up the nationwide count by september 30th.
A coalition of cities and civil rights group say the census should be extended a month, to make sure the count is accurate.
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The lead prosecutor briefed the judge on the talks in an effort to fend off a claim that members of Congress had unlawfully meddled..