Chico Police recover a stolen bicycle and make an arrested. Chico police found 37-year-old Martin Martinez allegedly in possession of a stolen bicycle on the corner of West 3rd and Ceder streets after 2 am this morning. The bike was reported stolen from a nearby business with the cable lock reportedly found cut. Officers allegedly found bolt cutters on Martinez at the time of his arrest.

The CHP is reporting a vehicle rollover on Durham Pentz Road near Messilla Valley Road this morning. The vehicle reportedly went off the road and rolled over on to its roof in a ditch along a creek before 8:30 this morning. CHP says that there were no injuries in the crash.

The CHP is also reporting a rock slide on Deadwood Road at Highway 70 east of Paradise this morning. The slide is made up of rocks and mud and is in the middle of the roadway. It was reported after 8:30 this morning.

The Glenn County Sheriff's Office has just identified the three people killed in a head-on Collision near Willows Wednesday. 33-year-old Blake Nehlig , 25-year-old Sierra Cannon, and 3 month old Raiden Nehlig, all from Willows, died in the crash. Incident happened around 1 pm Wednesday when a Mercury Sable was heading west on Highway 162 east of Willows when it reportedly drifted into the eastbound lane and collided head-on with a gasoline truck. The driver of the truck reportedly did not suffer any injuries. 

Three people are dead after a head-on collision in Glenn County. A Mercury Sable was heading westbound on Highway 162 east Willows around 1 pm Wednesday when it reportedly drifted into the eastbound lane and collided head-on with a gasoline truck. Authorities say a man, a woman, and a baby who were in the car died in the crash. The driver of the truck reportedly did NOT suffer any injuries.

A rape case that's more than 10 years old ends in a guilty verdict. The case stems from an incident in April of 2004. The victim was 16 at the time and claims she woke up in an alcoholic stupor and was allegedly being sexually assaulted. Her mother brought the matter to authorities and the suspect, identified as 43 year old Demetrio Garcia reportedly fled the area. He returned to Chico in April of 2015 and was arrested soon after. Garcia was found guilty by a jury this week of the crime.

An early morning fire in Corning Wednesday reportedly looks suspicious. The fire broke out about 7 am Wednesday at the Kauffman Building at 5th and Solano in Corning. It took about 2 hours to get a handle on the abandoned building. No one was injured, but nearby buildings were evacuated as a precaution and Solano Street between 4th and 6th streets was closed down. There were reports of heavy smoke from the fire. One fire official says the fire was not caused by faulty wiring, so it now looks suspicious. 

ALTURAS, Calif. (AP) — A deputy responding to a disturbance call in Northern California was shot to death the state's fourth law enforcement officer to die in the line of duty in two weeks. Modoc County sheriff's Deputy Jack Hopkins, 31, was fatally shot after deputies were called to a rural area near the Oregon border. Authorities say a suspect was detained shortly afterward.

The jury took less than 24 hours to find 32-year-old Patrick Feaster guilty, Tuesday, in a Butte County court room. Feaster was charged with being criminally negligent when he shot 26-year-old Andrew Thomas in the neck in November 2015. The shooting took place after a brief pursuit that ended in a rollerover crash on Pearson Road in Paradise. Thomas was shot after attempting to get out of the vehicle. Feaster claimed he fired inadvertently while pulling the weapon out. Prosecutors had argued that Feaster did not follow proper training as a police officer.

The expo will take place at the Walmart Parking lot on Forest Avenue from 3 pm to 6 pm Wednesday. Organizers say that there will be pop corn, games, and demonstrations. One of those demonstrations will feature the Bomb Squad's robot. There will also be fire engines, ambulance, and police cars. 

This month's meeting will be from 5:30 to 6:30 pm this Wednesday in room 203 of the Bell Memorial Union on the Chico State campus. Discussions will include, bike path cameras and the Halloween Operations Plan. Chico Police say the advisory board is designed to be a link between the community and the police department and that public input is encouraged.  

Stephen Jones was reported missing back in February and was found September 9th face down along the shore of Lake Oroville. Though his body was badly decomposed, authorities were able to determine that there was no sign of trauma to the body. That and the circumstances surrounding Jones going missing has led authorities to believe that his death was accidental.

Action News Now is reporting that a fire broke out at a almond hulling co-op in Chico this morning. The fire started at the North State Hulling Cooperative Inc. on Miller Avenue in Chico around 4 am this morning. Reportedly over 7500 tons of almond hulls are on fire. According to Cal Fire, the rain helped crews as they fought the fire.

25-year-old Andrew Paz Junior was brought to the Bangor Fire Station with a single gunshot wound to his abdomen after 5:30 Tuesday morning. Paz was pronounced dead at the scene. Deputies went to a home on the 100 block of Bangor Park Road where they found the victim's 20-year-old brother Lorenzo Paz and his father. Deputies also found firearms and marijuana grows at the residence. Authorities learned that Lorenzo had shot his brother and he was arrested. However, his motive for the shooting is unclear.

PINOLE, Calif. (AP) — A hazardous materials spill of ammonia and bleach sent three San Francisco Bay Area officers to the hospital and crews scrambling to clean up the mess. KNTV reports Contra Costa Fire Protection District Battalion Chief Lou Manzo says about five gallons of ammonia and seven pints of bleach spilled from a vehicle at the Pinole Vista Shopping Center near Interstate Highway 80 late Monday evening. The cause of the spill was not immediately known.

Arrests are made after an assault with a deadly weapon in Oroville. A man reportedly stumbled onto Lower Wyandotte Road with a head wound around 4 pm Saturday. Deputies arrived and learned that the man had left a local casino with two women. They took him to an abandoned property and then allegedly assaulted him with pepper spray and a baseball bat. The unidentified man was flown to a local hospital where he was treated for his injuries. Authorities found 35-year-old Angela Cross and 40-year-old Tammy Waldrop. Cross was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and Waldrop arrested for accessory to the assault.

A Sheriff's deputy along with Paradise Police officers were dispatched to the 6 thousand block of Allentown Road in Magalia after 12 pm Saturday after reports of a woman allegedly attacking people with a machete. Officers found two victims with injuries. One was sent to a local hospital and the other was treated at the scene. The suspect, identified as 49-year-old Aina Lozanda was found at a nearby home and was charged with assault with a deadly weapon. 50-year-old James Peer, who was also at the home, was arrested for an outstanding misdemeanor warrant.  

Officers arrived and found a 23-year-old Hispanic man with several gunshot wounds on the 6 hundred block of Rancheria Drive around 3:30 am Sunday. The victim was taken to the hospital where he is listed in serious condition but is expected to survive. Witnesses reported seeing an unknown man speaking to the victim just before the shooting. Police say there were numerous bullet impacts in the surrounding buildings but there were no other injuries. Officers searched the area but were unable to find the suspect. Anyone with information is asked to contact Chico Police. 

Officers responded to a report of possible vanalism at an apartment on the 8 hundred block of Rancheria Drive after 2 am this morning. Officers discovered a broken window of an apartment unit. They went inside and found a bullet. According to police, no one was inside the apartment at the time of the incident. Police are currently searching for the suspect or suspects involved the incident.  

Three cars were reportedly involved an accident just before the Skyway exit at the overpass around 8:26 am this morning. An older Ford Explorer was allegedly seen fleeing the scene after the accident. Authorities believe the driver that left the scene may have an injured arm. There's a large amount of glass and debris in the roadway and traffic is backed up to the E 20th Street. The west bound lane is blocked while Cal Trans crews are cleaning the dabris. 

There's an accident being reported just before the Skyway exit at the overpass. Three cars are reportedly involved around 8:26 am this morning. A Chevy vs. a pick up truck and an older Ford Explorer was allegedly seen fleeing the scene after the accident. There's a large amount of glass and debris in the roadway and traffic is backed up to the E 20th Street.

Butte County fire crews are working on multiple lightning sparked wildfires. Cal Fire says that there are 5 confirmed lightning related fires in Butte County. One of those fires has been controled and the others are being worked on by fire crews. According to Cal Fire, all blazes are less than a 1/4 of an acre. The fires were sparked by lightning during Sunday's thunderstorm. 

Swearing in ceremonies take place this morning for two deputies for the Butte County Sheriff's Department. Deputy Sheriff Tifany Larson and Reserve  Deputy Sheriff Geoffrey Heath will take the oath at 10 AM at the County Sheriff's Main Office in Oroville. The swearing in ceremony will also include the introduction of the newly formed Sheriff's Community Relations Unit. The idea of the community relations unit is to form positive partnerships with the media and public. 

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — An unseasonably cool weather system dropped rain and hail in parts of Northern California and dusted the Sierra Nevada with snow.

Several ski resorts around Lake Tahoe tweeted photos of snow on the slopes on Sunday. The National Weather Service says up to 3 inches of snow could fall until midnight.

Spotty showers moved across the region, where nearly a half-inch of rain fell in the northern Sacramento Valley.

Hail was reported in Chico, about 80 miles north of Sacramento, as well as Rocklin and Folsom Lake.

Scattered rain fell in the San Francisco Bay Area/ Sonoma County picked up the most precipitation with Cotati, Occidental, and Guerneville receiving up to a third of an inch of rain.

Forecasters say a second, weaker storm will sweep across the region Monday.

The Butte County Sheriff's Office reportedly received information that 32-year-old Deputy Ryan Woolery had become involved in a relationship with a female inmate. The Butte County DA's Office stepped in and conducted an investigation where they learned that the Deputy Woolery and the inmate had allegedly engaged in a consensual intimate relationship. Despite being consensual authorities say the conduct was inappropriate and unlawful. Woolerly was arrested and he resigned from his position. Woolery posted bail and will appear in court on October 21st. 

An officer spotted a green minivan at a gas station in west Chico around 11:30 pm Saturday that he believed was reported stolen. Additional officers arrived and attempted to pull over the van but the driver allegedly took off. The van headed towards Glenn County on several back roads at speeds up to 100 miles per hour. The minivan went off the road into a field west of Ord Ferry and Highway 45. That's when the driver identified as 52-year-old Blas Torres reportedly fled on foot and then jumped into a canal. Officers were able to pull Torres out and arrest him.