East Nic Volleyball Stays Undefeated

The East Nicolaus Volleyball team traveled to Colusa for a match on Friday, Sept. 24. Read More »

‘Fill the Stands, 49ers fans!’

Spaghetti dinner raises funds for Yuba College football team Read More »

Adventure Awaits at the California Swan Festival

The California Swan Festival, a three-day event, will return to Marysville from Nov. 8 to Nov. 10. Read More »

Nevada County Unveils New Historical Landmark Plaque Commemorating Lime Kiln School

On the morning of Sept. 15, about 30 people gathered in front of the Lime Kiln Schoolhouse on Duggans Road to witness the unveiling of a plaque commemorating one of Nevada County's newest landmarks. Read More »

Little Libraries, Rotary Literacy Month a Perfect Storm Fostering a Culture of Reading

The Yuba Sutter Rotary Night Club is proud to announce its latest gift to the community with the unveiling of its first two-story, portable “Little Library.” Read More »

Resident Brings Safety Concerns to Council

Kristy Macy does not feel safe in the home she has lived in for almost two decades. Read More »

Tom Galvin Presents Free Solo Courtyard Concert Titled “Snorkeling in Ellis Lake”

Tom Galvin will perform a free solo concert on Oct. 11 in the courtyard between the Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture art gallery and the Burrows Theater right next to the Joaquina Calvo Johnson Memorial Rose Garden. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the music will start at 5:30 p.m. Read More »

“Jekyll & Hyde, the Musical” Coming to the Sutter Theater Center for the Arts

“Jekyll & Hyde, the Musical” is being performed over three weekends, beginning Sept. 27. The remaining 7 p.m. performances are on Oct. 11 and Oct. 12, with two additional matinee performances on Oct. 6 and Oct. 13. Read More »

EV Chargers Require More Revenue to be Profitable

Just like gas stations, EV charging infrastructure requires additional sources of revenue to be profitable. Read More »

Blue Zones Project Seeks to Improve Community Health

Behind the clear glass doors of downtown Yuba City’s Blue Zones Project is a group discussing business strategies around a large table. Read More »

Stay Current on Vaccines This Fall

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is encouraging all Californians to get vaccinated this season to protect themselves and their loved ones from respiratory viruses. Read More »

Yuba Sutter Youth Choir Open for Registration

Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture’s youth choir is ready to reconvene for a great fall season of singing. The theme of the choir season is “Better Not Pout” and it’s an opportunity for young people to learn vocal techniques from an experienced professional. Read More »

Huskies Dominate in Their Homecoming Game

The Sutter Huskies ruled their homecoming and first league game against the Woodland Wolves on Friday, Sept. 20. Read More »

Service Funding Available Soon

The Sutter County Community Action Agency and Yuba County Community Services Commission are inviting proposals from qualified private nonprofit, public or faith-based organizations that are capable of operating programs that provide services to Yuba-Sutter’s low-income population and empower them to achieve self-sufficiency. Read More »

Gallagher Applauds Request for Major Disaster Declaration for the Park Fire

Assemblyman James Gallagher (R-Yuba City) applauded California’s request for a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration to assist with the recovery from this summer’s Park Fire. Read More »

Statement from Rep. LaMalfa on Passage of the Fix Our Forests Act

This week, the House passed H.R. 8790, the Fix Our Forests Act, a strongly bipartisan piece of legislation focused on improving forest management and reducing the threat of catastrophic wildfires. Read More »

Sutter County Sheriff’s Office and ABC Cites Clerks for Selling Alcohol to Minors

Sutter County Sheriff’s Office, along with agents of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC), have cited two clerks for selling alcohol to minors on Sept. 26. Read More »

District 5 Candidates Put Forth Their Platforms

Last Wednesday, an open-to-the-public Candidates Forum was held for Yuba City Council District 5 running candidates, which are Toni Cole, John Buckland and Vincenzo Corazza, who is the ‘proxy’ candidate on the ballot. Read More »

Citywide Competition Brings in Dozens

Local opinion matters here. So much so that city officials left it up to residents to redesign and name the town welcome sign and revamp the water tower and city mural. Read More »

Governor Signs Sen. Dodd's Generative AI Accountability Act

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sept. 29 signed legislation from Sen. Bill Dodd, D-Napa, that will build upon recent directives from President Joe Biden and Gov. Gavin Newsom addressing the unprecedented growth of generative artificial intelligence technology by encouraging continued innovation while ensuring the rights and opportunities of all Californians are protected Read More »

PG&E Corporation Foundation Donates to North State Food Banks

The PG&E Corporation Foundation (PG&E Foundation) is providing $1.3 million to local food banks, tribal food banks and senior meal programs to help feed individuals and families struggling with food insecurity, including $150,300 in the inland North State Read More »

Assembly Republicans Announce Legislation to Bring Down Gas Prices

As Californians continue to struggle with the highest gas prices in the nation and Gov. Newsom jams Legislative Democrats with a dangerous scheme that will drive costs even higher, Assembly Republicans have introduced a series of bills aimed at providing immediate and long-term relief for drivers across the state. Read More »

Yuba City Student Awarded $5,000 PG&E Better Together STEM Scholarship

The PG&E Corporation Foundation Funding 60 Scholarships Totaling $350,000 for Students Pursuing Higher Education Read More »

Yuba City Man ‘AI Innovator of the Year’

In 2011, the computing world entered the “era of AI” or so it has been coined. Read More »

Parade Permit Rejected

Elected officials deny the Nagar Kirtan Sikh Parade special event permit for 16 reasons. Read More »

Marysville Police Officers Come Out Strong for Measure G

On Sept. 13, the City of Marysville Police Officers Association voted to strongly support Measure G on the Nov. 5 ballot. Read More »

Consent Agenda Items Tally $22,000

It was business as usual at the Sept. 17 regularly scheduled Marysville City Council meeting. Read More »

That's a Wrap!

‘Lyvia’s House’ Goes to Streaming, What Are They Up to Now? Read More »

Traffic Safety Grant Approved

Law enforcement is literally stepping up traffic safety with the Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) Grant. Read More »

Levee Breach Marks Completion of the Delta’s Largest-ever Tidal Wetland Restoration Project

Project Restores 3,400 acres of Habitat for Sensitive Fish Species While Also Reducing Flood Risk in the Central Valley Read More »

“American Pickers” to Film in California

They plan to film episodes of The History Channel hit television series throughout your area in November 2024 Read More »

Career Training, Conference Center Coming

Research proves that a regional skilled workforce can benefit both a laborer and the city where they live. The new Sutter County Schools Career Training and Conference Center (SCTCC), located at the southeast corner of Harter Parkway and an extension of Spirit Way, plans to make that happen. Read More »