KNVN-TV (Chico, CA)

KNVN is a television station that operates on digital channel 24 and is affiliated with NBC. It holds a license in Chico, California, and also caters to the Redding area. The station is owned by Maxair Media, while Heartland Media, the owner of CBS affiliate KHSL-TV (channel 12, also based in Chico), manages KNVN through a local marketing agreement. Both KNVN and KHSL-TV have their studios located at the intersection of Eaton Road and Silverbell Road on the northwest side of Chico. The transmitter for KNVN is positioned northeast of Red Bluff.

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#121986

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#26114

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Traffic Tuesday: How to safely use a roundabout without causing a backup

2 days ago | actionnewsnow.com | Hayley Watts

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CAL FIRE planning control burn at Loafer Creek State Recreation Area

5 days ago | actionnewsnow.com | Will Anderson

BUTTE COUNTY, Calif. - CAL FIRE Butte Unit, in partnership with the California Department of Water Resources and California State Parks, is planning to conduct a control burn at Loafer Creek State Recreation Area. CAL FIRE says that the initiative is part of their Vegetation Management Project. The control burn window opens on June 24, with the exact date of the burn contingent on weather and activity conditions in Butte County.
Four arrested, including two juveniles, after officers discover three loaded firearms in two separate incidents

6 days ago | actionnewsnow.com | Will Anderson

REDDING, Calif. - Police in Redding arrested four people, including two teenagers, in two separate incidents that happened on Friday night and Saturday morning. According to the Redding Police Department, officers responded to the area of Old Oregon Trail and Venture Parkway just before midnight on Friday night after receiving reports of a firearm being brandished. Upon arrival at the scene, authorities located the suspect vehicle as it was leaving the area.
CAL FIRE crews quickly contain vegetation fire in Oroville

6 days ago | actionnewsnow.com | Will Anderson

OROVILLE, Calif. - CAL FIRE Butte Unit quickly contained a vegetation fire burning in the area of S. 7th Avenue in Oroville. CAL FIRE says that at 4:12 p.m. Sunday, crews were dispatched after receiving reports of a vegetation fire. According to CAL FIRE Butte Unit, three engines and a battalion chief were dispatched to the fire. Upon arrival at the scene, firefighters found a fire that had burned around one-eighth of an acre of vegetation.
Congressman LaMalfa gives statement after U.S. strikes on nuclear facilities in Iran

6 days ago | actionnewsnow.com | Will Anderson

WASHINGTON, D.C. - California Congressman Doug LaMalfa has posted a statement on social media Saturday afternoon in the wake of the United States carrying out targeted strikes upon three different nuclear facilities in Iran. The full statement from Congressman LaMalfa can be read in its entirety below:"The President’s decision to carry out a targeted strike on Iranian nuclear sites was the right move. It was necessary, and sent a clear message.
Rush Fire: 33 acres, 20% contained

1 week ago | actionnewsnow.com | Will Anderson

LEWISTON, Calif. 10 A.M. SATURDAY UPDATE - CAL FIRE Shasta-Trinity Unit continues their fight against the Rush Fire, which is burning near the town of Lewiston in Trinity County. The CAL FIRE Inciweb reports that the Rush Fire has burned 33 acres as of Saturday morning and is currently 20% contained. Evacuation warnings from the Trinity County Sheriff's Office remain in effect for Zones LEW-176, LEW-177, LEW-178, and LEW-179.
Firefighters from CAL FIRE Butte Unit stop spread of Clark Fire in Butte Valley

1 week ago | actionnewsnow.com | Will Anderson

BUTTE VALLEY, Calif. - CAL FIRE Butte Unit has stopped the spread of a vegetation fire burning near the Camelot Equestrian Park in Butte Valley. CAL FIRE reports that the Clark Fire has burned around 25 acres of vegetation in the area west of the Camelot Equestrian Park. The fire was first reported on the CAL FIRE Inciweb at 7:26 p.m. Friday evening. Fire crews are working on mop-up operations at the scene of the fire. The cause of the fire is under investigation at this time.
Beam signing ceremony takes place as the final beam for the new Sierra Pacific Regional Cancer Center is raised

1 week ago | actionnewsnow.com | Will Anderson

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Rancho Fire: 157 acres burned, 80% containment achieved

1 week ago | actionnewsnow.com | Will Anderson

COTTONWOOD, Calif. 6 P.M. UPDATE - CAL FIRE Shasta-Trinity Unit says that the Rancho Fire, which burned nearly 160 acres of vegetation northwest of Cottonwood, is now 80% contained. CAL FIRE says that crews will remain at the scene of the fire overnight, carrying out patrol operations, backhaul, and mop-up work.
Vice Mayor of Live Oak, two men arrested by authorities as part of investigation into 2024 arson fire in Butte County

1 week ago | actionnewsnow.com | Will Anderson

OROVILLE, Calif. - Three men were arrested by CAL FIRE Law Enforcement in connection with an alleged arson and insurance fraud scheme, following an investigation into a 2024 fire in Butte County. According to the Butte County District Attorney's Office, arrest warrants were executed in Butte, Sutter, and Sacramento Counties. The men, identified as 28-year-old Gurtej Singh, 30-year-old Aaron Pamma, and 28-year-old Simren Pamma, were each held on $1 million warrants.