Yuba-Sutter Veterans Day Parade Returns Nov. 11

Downtown Marysville will once again fill with patriotic spirit on Wednesday, Nov. 11, as the 24th annual Yuba-Sutter Veterans Day Parade brings together veterans, active-duty service members and community organizations to honor those who have served. Read More »

Celebrating 47 Years of Sikh Tradition

Thousands gathered in Yuba City on Sunday, Nov. 1, for the 47th annual Sikh Festival and Parade, a three-day celebration of faith, culture and community that has become one of the region's largest annual traditions. Read More »

Yuba College Musicians Bring Classical Guitar to Grimes

Arbuckle native Samuel Ritchie began playing piano at age 4, learned guitar from his grandfather and spent his teenage years exploring rock and heavy metal music. Now, he is preparing to share his appreciation for classical guitar with the community where he grew up. Read More »

Yuba County Receives $50,000 Safety Grant

Yuba County Health and Human Services has received a $50,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) to continue its Bicyclist and Pedestrian Safety Program. Read More »

Yuba County Sets Walnut-Buying Period

Yuba County's annual walnut-buying period began Nov. 1 and will continue through April 30, 2027, as part of the county's efforts to prevent agricultural theft. Read More »

Yuba-Sutter Nonprofits Receive $7,500 in Grants

Two Yuba-Sutter nonprofit organizations received a combined $7,500 in community grants from Skylight Renewable Energy to support home accessibility improvements and food distribution programs. Read More »

City Expands Wastewater Treatment Design Contract

Yuba City is preparing to overhaul aging equipment at its wastewater treatment plant following approval of an expanded engineering contract. Read More »

Caltrans Urges Winter Driving Preparations

With winter weather approaching, Caltrans is urging Northern California motorists to prepare their vehicles and review driving precautions before rain, snow and icy conditions affect regional highways. Read More »

California Swan Festival Returns Nov. 12-15

As thousands of migratory swans make their annual journey to the Sacramento Valley, residents will have an opportunity to witness the spectacle firsthand during the California Swan Festival, returning Nov. 12-15. Read More »

Harvest Brunch Supports Hearts, Raises $10K

Nearly a year ago, Brian Davis was struggling to walk even a few steps without stopping to catch his breath. On Oct. 24, the longtime community volunteer was back doing what he does best, bringing people together to make a difference. Read More »

BBB Warns of Social Security Scam

A caller claiming there is a problem with your Social Security number may sound convincing, but the Better Business Bureau warns that threats to suspend or revoke a Social Security number are signs of an impostor scam. Read More »

One Arrested After Parade Stabbing

A Sacramento man faces attempted murder charges after a stabbing injured two people during Sikh Parade weekend in Yuba City. Deputies are also investigating a separate shooting near the Sikh Temple. Read More »

Yuba City Postmaster Receives Patriot Award

Yuba City Postmaster Claire Stanley received the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Patriot Award for her commitment to supporting employees who serve in the National Guard and Reserve. Read More »

The Other Bishops

A New Farm with Familiar Roots Read More »

Yuba County Library Prepares to Return Home

After nearly two years at the Yuba County Government Center, the Yuba County Library is preparing to return to its renovated home at 303 Second St. in Marysville. Read More »

YSBC Sports Week 9 Scoreboard

Yuba-Sutter Area Wins Big on Gridiron in Week 9 Read More »

Yuba City Extends Software Support Contract

A major overhaul of Yuba City's financial and payroll operations is taking longer than planned, requiring another $101,750 in consulting services to complete the conversion. Read More »

Student Records Exposed in Statewide Breach

California students and families are receiving notifications following a data security breach involving a company contracted by the state to administer student assessments. Read More »

Shakespeare Meets the Beatles in Marysville

Marysville Charter Academy for the Arts will bring a 1960s twist to William Shakespeare’s romantic comedy “Twelfth Night,” featuring live Beatles music performed by students during five performances in November. Read More »

New Homes Face Higher Fire Fees

Building a home in the Loma Rica/Browns Valley area will cost more following an Oct. 13 vote by the Yuba County Board of Supervisors. Read More »

Six Qualify for SJS Volleyball and Flag Football Playoffs

The CIF Sac-Joaquin Section released their postseason brackets for girls volleyball and girls flag football on Oct. 23. Read More »

Marysville Council Approves Repairs, Reviews Chinatown Plans

The Marysville City Council unanimously approved a $647,710 contract for downtown road repairs during its Oct. 20 meeting. The council also received an update on plans to improve and enhance the city's historic Chinatown district. Read More »

Colusa's Ruck for Vets set Nov. 7

The third annual Ruck for Vets will return to Colusa on Saturday, Nov. 7, with a 22-mile walk to support local veterans and new activities that include live music, vendors, raffles and a shorter walking option at Veterans Memorial Park. Read More »

California Growers Await Federal Relief Details

California specialty crop growers face uncertainty over how much assistance they could receive through a new $8 billion federal relief program aimed at offsetting rising fuel prices and agricultural production costs. Read More »

Art & Oysters Returns Nov. 14

Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture and the Yuba Sutter Rotary Night Club will host their annual Art & Oysters fundraiser Saturday, Nov. 14, to support development of the 299-seat Main Stage at the Sutter Theater Center for the Arts. Read More »

Sikh Festival Brings Extra Treats to Halloween Weekend

Yuba City's annual Sikh Festival and Parade returns Oct. 30 through Nov. 1, featuring free food, cultural traditions and a religious procession drawing thousands of visitors from around the world. Read More »

Scammers Turn to AI Voice Cloning

BBB Warns of Fake Emergency Calls Read More »

Yuba College Brings Molière’s ‘The Hypocrite’ to the 1980s

A charismatic con man, a gullible businessman and two women determined to expose the truth will take center stage when Yuba College Theatre presents Molière’s classic comedy, “The Hypocrite (Tartuffe),” opening Oct. 23. Read More »

A Guide to Halloween-Harvest Fun in Yuba-Sutter

The skeletons have escaped their closets, pumpkins are taking over front porches and Halloween is creeping closer. Read More »

Spartans Spear Through Warriors with Physicality in Shutout Victory

The East Nicolaus Spartans redeemed the ending to their 2025 season as their physicality on both sides of the ball pounded the Winters Warriors 21-0 on Oct. 16. Read More »

CNA Training Center Coming to Gridley

A new training center in downtown Gridley will soon offer residents an opportunity to enter the healthcare field without paying tuition, while helping two area skilled nursing facilities develop their workforce. Read More »

Tri-Counties to Celebrate Grand Reopening with Free Community BBQ

After months of construction and community support, the Tri-Counties Community Center is preparing to unveil its newly renovated exterior with a free community barbecue Saturday, Nov. 7, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Read More »