Why is Chico So Smokey?
Why is Chico So Smokey?
CHICO, Calif. They believe the smoke is from agricultural burns to the south. There is no fire & the smoke is likely from ag burns to the south of Butte Cty.
What is the top CSU?
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
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