I'd give them zero stars if possible. I moved out of California last year, they keep charging my…read morecard, and the only people I get on the phone are from the Philippines. The fact that I can't cancel my unwanted subscription online is predatory. Shame on you, Chico ER. You disgust me.

It would be nice to be able to read community news articles without paying. Your not really a…read morecommunity partner or an asset to the community if you don't report the news for free. I can see charging for paper copies that cost money to print ...but your company just sends a message of greed and disdain for the people you claim to care about.

I love AK Press, they have all the classics in all areas of politics and even some literature…read moreclassics, plus t-shirts, DVD's, etc. Bookstores/Press co. like this are what are keeping some people from slipping into complete complicity, stupidity complacently, and total subservience to "authority".

AK is awesome for a number of reasons: They're worker-owned, they support a wide range of left and…read moreanarchist politics, countless events take place at their warehouse, and their prices are fair and reasonable, to name just a few. The Friends of AK program is great too. Get all their published stuff for a low, monthly subscription. And they throw hella fun parties throughout the year, including Fuck the 4th! Basically, just get out there and support AK.

Rahasya is a fraud,paid for his lawyer to save his house,a loan,was never paid back a penny,he is…read moreknown best for the lemon drop he made for the cartel! Traded his daughter for his cake tab,I'm just saying ,I'm homeless,could use the money assholes

You can tell a lot about a community by its alternative magazines and here, we are very fortunate…read moreto have the Lotus Guide serving Chico, Paradise, Grass Valley, the Sacramento Valley and our wider community. It helps locals and visitors alike have access to the exceptional alternative resources we have locally. The Lotus Guide is filled with insightful, well written and educational articles about health, environmental issues and global consciousness among many other current topics. There are always great book reviews and a local directory to help people connect in the alternative arts and healing sectors. The magazine has been instrumental in helping my own business as well as many other small businesses grow while reaching a broad segment of our population. It's been a blessing! Dhara and Rahasya have put their heart and soul in this publication and it shows! They are people who come from the heart and deeply care about our planet and humanity. This is their way of contributing to the high quality life we enjoy in northern California. They have created a wonderful magazine highlighting some of the resources available in our area. We are lucky to have them here! I had the good fortune and pleasure of writing for the Lotus Guide for many years before circumstances forced me to take a leave of absence. I hope to return again! Alexandra Karacostas

Despite its strained circulation and limited resources, the Appeal-Democrat is the leading…read moreinformation source in the Mid-Valley. If you're looking for a local voice and coverage of Yuba, Sutter, Colusa and Nevada counties, this is the paper for you.

Getting my paper. Seems since it comes in the mail it doesn't get delivered. I have missed paper 2…read moretimes in last month and a half. At this point considering not to renew.

The Valley Mirror is celebrating 30 Grand years of Journalism…read moreKudo's, leis and koolades to you. When we arrived in Willows in 1987 it was definitely a different town. There were many businesses downtown, including Daughtrys Dept. store, that big old windowless building on the corner of Sycamore and Tehama, three full floors of merchandise. The big indoor mall was full of stores, as were all the other streets with 77 Joy St., a Florist and a Pharmacy and of course the ever so faithful Willows Hardware. The Valley Mirror would get the community all revved up for the Holiday excitement by announcing the Willows Light Parade, after which we would walk from store to store and enjoy the free goodies that were offered us as we perused the store's shelves for Christmas gifts. The Mirror grew, moved into Willows and eventually became part and substance of our very lives. We have been enlightened by all the wonderful staff and writers that have evolved over the years. Larry Judkins our Atheist Religion Editor (I still smile at that), has given all denominations a free say in the paper. Let's talk about free. The Valley Mirror has provided, without charge, as much space as you need to give a closing message about your departed loved one. Churches and Non-Profit organizations are given free access to the Mirror's pages. Tim makes sure the "gentle readers" be cognizant of the comings and goings of county proceedings. That's good for us, not so much for him sometimes. I don't know how the Valley Mirror is able to pay their staff or even eck out a living and continue to give us such a wonderful small town paper. Newspapers are almost a thing of the past and we should feel very privileged to have our own. This is a wonderful town to live in, it is well taken care of by our government officials and to some effect that is expounded because of the efficiency of our local newspaper staying on top of necessary and needed items in our lives. Everyone with an address in Glenn County should be a subscriber and reading their newspapers on Wed. and Sat. as they become more educated and enlightened. How about taking time to drop by The Valley Mirror on Sycamore St. in Willows and giving them a thumbs up and a smile, it might give them the incentive to continue on this journey. After all everyone can use a little praise now abd then. Bob and Virginia Coombs

You should be ashamed of yourselves for posting a full name and address of someone who was in a car…read moreaccident... why just because of where it happened?? Wait for my lawyers response. It's extremely irresponsible and disgusting thank goodness your newspaper is irrelevant. You honestly had nothing better to write about?

I requested an in-person quote on the chrome delete of 6 window trim pieces on a new Honda Accord…read moresedan a few months ago. The employee -- who I was told is the one who provides pricing on this type of service -- met me in front, inspected my car, and stated it would be $300 and that I would simply need to wash the car before dropping it off. When I returned about 6 weeks later to schedule (I was waking on a backordered windshield replacement), the office manager stated that the other employee was on a phone call and that she would send me an email (I explained fully my previous visit.) Curiously, it was now $400. When I asked for an explanation of the price increase, she stated (over emails) that the other employee had merely provided an estimate. However, he had never stated that it was a ballpark estimate. I question their honesty and integrity after this exchange. I won't ever do business there.

Had a quick job for the Ref Bluff Bull and Gelding Sale earlier this year. Got the banners done…read morequickly, just as we had asked and for a fair price. Will use LRT again when need arises.

We have been a Whole Dog Journal subscriber for many years and absolutely loved the great writing…read moreand informed content of the magazine. However, WDJ pivoted to a digital format recently and, unfortunately, it did not allow me to access any of the current issues except, as another reviewer mentioned, the June 2025, but none after that, even though my subscription was paid up through the end of 2025. Even with the digital issues aside, I would still prefer a physical magazine that can be read as time allows and then returned to later. I think we all get enough screen time already so not looking to add more! Needless to say, I did not renew my subscription. Such a shame for pet lovers looking for accurate and unbiased content on dog food, toys, behavior, etc. and for WDJ, as I cannot imagine it being successful in its current capacity.

I wrestled with how many stars, some GOOD information, some BAD…read more In the dog snacks they offer VERY good information as: NO ANTLERS, no meat by-products, and meat as the main (first) ingredient. Yet in favorite dry foods, they favor some with mainly MEALS, some with lots of legumes and one whose main ingredient is BROWN RICE!! At least I didn't see any Purina products (big plus) which I wouldn't feed to a dead coyote

Great source for news and information in the Plumas County . On line and also have a local paper.read more

Excellent coverage of local events and national news items…read more This is my go to source for all things happening in Colusa County.

This is a struggling small town paper. They provide local sports coverage and detailed reporting on…read moresome local public meetings and events. They are not afraid of contentious issues and handle them fairly. They offer hard copy and digital only subscriptions. It would be nice if the digital subscriptions could be updated more than once a week.

I've been a listener for about 20 years now. Hard to believe. I haven't found a single radio…read morestation that checks all of the boxes like RP does: 1) focused on music, not talk 2) commercial free 3) free 4) plays a mix of music eclectic enough to keep me interested. it's not perfect, and in the day of algo driven music stations it may be the last of it's kind, but it's as good as radio has ever been IMO.

This internet streaming station is Great! Even though song titles and artists are not accurately…read moresynced with the music, the photo slide shows often call on the subject of the song accurately and add to the apps appeal! I have donated once and may do so again! I may also donate some of my digital artwork and/or nature photos to their collection of very nice photos! Keep up the great work!