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Merriment Village Apartments

State Awards $40.6 Million for Affordable Housing

Habitat for Humanity of Yuba/Sutter and the city of Yuba City have received a $40.6 million state award to support the development of 138 new affordable homes, including housing specifically designated for veterans experiencing homelessness.

‘Harvest Party at Camp Two’

Bringing Forgotten Local History Back to Yuba City

Yuba City Targets Trash in Local Waterways

Yuba City is moving forward with an underground collection system designed to catch trash carried through storm drains before it reaches local waterways.

Sutter and Yuba City Football Hosts Playoff Games

Lindhurst and Wheatland Host Bowl Games Read More »

Yuba-Sutter Farm Bureau

Farm Bureau Equips Deputies to Fight Ag Crime

Yuba-Sutter Farm Bureau President Brian Greathouse presented newly published Ag Crime Resource Books to Sutter County Sheriff Barnes and his command staff Nov. 3. Read More »

California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Tractor Supply Faces Five-Year Pesticide Probation

The California Department of Pesticide Regulation has placed Tractor Supply Company on five years of probation following repeated violations of state pesticide sales and licensing laws at stores across California. Read More »

Valencia Baryton Project, a string trio

Valencia Baryton Project to Perform Nov. 15

An 18th-century string instrument rarely heard in modern concert halls will take center stage Sunday, Nov. 15, when InConcert Sierra presents the Valencia Baryton Project in Grass Valley. Read More »

Sutter County Receives $168,800 in Traffic Safety Grants

Sutter County has received $168,800 in state grants to expand traffic enforcement, pedestrian and bicycle safety education and programs aimed at reducing crashes and injuries on local roads. Read More »

Water Solution Sought for Apartment Residents

Residents of two apartment complexes whose private water systems no longer meet state drinking water quality standards could receive city water through a proposed connection project. Read More »

Community Giving Takes Center Stage in Yuba-Sutter

As Thanksgiving approaches, community organizations, local businesses and volunteers throughout Yuba-Sutter are working together to help families in need through food drives, holiday giveaways, fundraisers and donation collections. Read More »

Huskies Sweep Bruins for First Blue Banner

The Sutter Huskies girls volleyball team brought home their first blue banner of Saturday, Nov. 7 after sweeping the Bear River Bruins in straight sets (25-23, 25-21, 25-15). Read More »

James Garner performs a tribute to Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash Tribute Returns to Yuba City, Nov. 21

James Garner will bring his tribute to country music legend Johnny Cash to the Sutter Theater Center for the Arts on Saturday, Nov. 21, with two performances following the postponement of a concert originally scheduled for June. Read More »

CAL FIRE Warns of Lithium-Ion Battery Fire Risks

As rechargeable batteries become common in household electronics, power tools and electric transportation, CAL FIRE is reminding Californians that improper charging and damaged batteries can pose serious fire risks. Read More »

The Acting Company's upcoming production of “A Little Princess

‘A Little Princess’ Gets New Beginning in Yuba City, Nov. 13

A musical more than a decade in the making is getting a new beginning in Yuba City, where The Acting Company will present the world premiere of a revised version of “A Little Princess,” opening Friday, Nov. 13. Read More »

Sutter Volleyball is Last Standing in Area

Wheatland and Sutter Flag FB Recap Read More »

Sanborn Road Improvements Receive Federal Funding

A quarter-mile stretch of Sanborn Road in south Yuba City will get new sidewalks and a bus stop through a $900,000 federal grant aimed at improving pedestrian safety and access to public transportation. Read More »

Local Restaurants to Thank Veterans with Free Meals

Veterans and active-duty military personnel throughout the Yuba-Sutter area can enjoy a variety of complimentary meals and special offers Wednesday, Nov. 11, as local restaurants join businesses nationwide in recognizing Veterans Day. Read More »

Kiwi Overtakes Rice as Yuba’s Top Crop

For the first time, kiwi has overtaken rice as Yuba County's most valuable agricultural commodity, according to the county's newly released 2025 Crop and Livestock Report. Read More »

Twelve Bridges Late Push Secures Victory Against Yuba City

The Twelve Bridge Ragin’ Rhinos needed a late push to beat the Yuba City Honkers 29-28 in a battle for the first overall seed in the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV bracket on Oct. 30. Read More »

Developers Get More Time on Road Fees

Several planned subdivisions can still qualify for the city's former road impact fee rates after the Yuba City Council granted developers until Dec. 31 to complete their final maps. Read More »

Veterans Day Parade

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 »

Skylight Renewable Energy

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 »

Winter Driving Preparations

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 »

flock of migratory waterfowl lifts off from flooded rice fields

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 »

Be Xtra founder

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 »

Social Security Scam

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

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 »

Joe and Alanna Bishop pose with their young son among the marigolds at Bishop & Company Farm

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 »

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