East Nic Girls Grind Out Win in Colusa

With 52 fouls assessed in the 32-minute game, it wasn’t pretty, however the East Nicolaus girls’ basketball team was able to outlast the RedHawks and prevail 50-47 in a Sacramento Valley League game played on Jan. 30. Read More »

Patriotic Flag Ceremony Held at St. Isidore

Students at Saint Isidore Catholic School took part in a rare patriotic display Tuesday, Jan. 27, helping unfurl a massive 42-by-80-foot American flag during a ceremony led by American Legion Post 705. Read More »

Sutter County Launches Drawing Contest

The Sutter County Board of Supervisors is inviting residents of all ages to take part in a countywide drawing contest celebrating “Your Favorite Place in Sutter County,” encouraging creativity while highlighting community pride and local landmarks. Read More »

Lower Yuba River Agreement Secured Through 2050

The Yuba Water Agency secured a 25-year extension of the Lower Yuba River Accord after the State Water Resources Control Board approved the agreement this week. Read More »

Skylight Community Grants Awarded

Skylight Renewable Energy awarded $7,500 to two nonprofit organizations serving Sutter County through its fourth-quarter 2025 Community Giving Program. Read More »

Colusa Farm Show Returns for 61st Year

The Colusa County Farm Show returns Feb. 3-5 for its 61st year, bringing three days of equipment displays, educational seminars and agricultural networking to the Colusa County Fairgrounds. Read More »

Marysville Gets the Munchies

There’s a bright new spot in downtown Marysville, and the faces behind it may look familiar. Read More »

Acoustic Upgrade Completed at Fairgrounds

A long standing sound problem at the Yuba Sutter Fairgrounds Main Exhibit Hall has been resolved through a multi-phase project led by the Rotary Club of Yuba City, improving acoustics for large public events and emergency uses. Read More »

Center Stage Productions Announces New Season and Workshops

Center Stage Productions, Yuba-Sutter's premiere youth performing arts program, has announced its next series of theater workshops and plans for its summer musicals. Read More »

Wrong-Way Crash Kills Willows Man

A fatal traffic collision on State Route 70 near Striplin Road on Jan. 20 left one man dead and three others injured, including an infant. Read More »

City Pursues Federal Grant to Remediate Marysville Hotel Site

At the Jan. 20 meeting, the Marysville City Council announced that the city is applying for an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Brownfields Cleanup Grant of almost $4 million to fund removal and disposal of hazardous debris and contaminated materials at the former Hotel Marysville site. Read More »

Yuba-Sutter Chamber Marks 40 Years with Gala

The Yuba-Sutter Chamber of Commerce will celebrate a major milestone as it hosts its 40th annual Business Appreciation Gala, honoring the businesses and individuals who help drive the region’s economy. Read More »

Marysville to Celebrate 175th Birthday, Feb. 7

Some residents may have begun noticing special banners in and around Marysville’s historic district. The signage marks a major milestone in the city’s history, its “dodransbicentennial” anniversary. Read More »

Young Artist Showcase Concert Set Feb. 7

The Yuba Sutter Symphony will present its annual Young Artist Showcase Concert on Saturday, Feb. 7, at 2 p.m. at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, 1390 Franklin Road in Yuba City. Read More »

New Art Box Marketplace Showcases Local Talent

Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture will celebrate the grand opening of the Art Box Marketplace with a public reception Friday, Feb. 6, at the Sutter Theater Center for the Arts. Read More »

Toxic B Street Property Edges Closer to Cleanup

A long-vacant downtown lot contaminated with toxic soil is finally moving toward cleanup as Yuba City advances a federally funded plan to make the property safe for redevelopment. Read More »

Miss 3000; Harris Checks Another Box

Faith Christian senior guard and Long Beach State signee Lauren Harris checked off another box in her distinguished career as the Lions beat the Western Sierra Collegiate Academy Wolves 79-42 on Jan. 22. Read More »

Birders Brave Fog at Snow Goose Festival

The 26th Snow Goose Festival of the Pacific Flyway concluded on Sunday, its four foggy days packed with birders who showed up even when the sun did not. Read More »

Natomas Secures Second Place in GEL After Late Push in Fourth

The Natomas Nighthawks boys basketball team closed the first half of Golden Empire League play and used a late fourth quarter run to beat the Sutter Huskies 79-67 on Jan. 23. Read More »

North State Remembers Doug LaMalfa

More than 3,000 people attended Saturday’s memorial service for U.S. Representative Doug LaMalfa at Chico’s Silver Dollar Fairgrounds, drawing national, state and local leaders alongside family, friends and constituents. Read More »

Comic Con Event Draws Vendors, Cosplayers to Yuba City

“Car! Car!” shouted Ziggy Star, alerting a band of costumed followers to clear a path in the back of the Yuba City Moose Lodge parking lot Saturday, Jan. 24. Read More »

Oroville Rancher Wins Farm Bureau Contest

A rancher from Oroville earned first place in the 44th annual California Farm Bureau Photo Contest, which drew hundreds of entries from amateur photographers across the state. Read More »

PG&E Grant Aids Local Food Banks

Pacific Gas and Electric Company is donating $1 million to food banks across Northern and Central California to help replenish supplies after the holidays and meet rising demand from families and individuals facing food insecurity. Read More »

Depot Family Crisis Center Closing

The Salvation Army Yuba-Sutter Corps announced earlier this month that it will close the Depot Family Crisis Center, located at 408 J St. in Marysville inside the city’s historic train station, ending more than three decades of operation as one of the region’s only family shelters. Read More »

Marysville Hands Oakmont First Loss of Season

The Marysville Indians boys basketball team handed the Oakmont Vikings their first loss of their 2025-26 season in a 59-54 victory on Friday, Jan. 16. Read More »

Historians Publish Marysville Cemetery History

Two local historians, Phyllis E. Smith and Victoria M. Tudor, have released a new book highlighting the rich and often dramatic history of the Marysville City Cemetery as part of Arcadia Publishing’s Images of America series. Read More »

Horizon Wellness Expands Holistic and Aesthetic Care

Tucked along D Street in downtown Marysville, Horizon Wellness offers a quiet contrast to the pace and pressures that shaped its creation — a calming space born out of one of the most stressful periods in modern healthcare. Read More »

Indoor Golf Simulator Opens in Downtown Marysville

Golf isn’t just an outdoor sport anymore and three young local entrepreneurs are here to prove it. Read More »

UCCE Sutter-Yuba Advisors to Participate in Weed Management Area Project

University of California Cooperative Extension Sutter–Yuba is pleased to announce the launch of a new collaborative project with the Sutter and Yuba County Agricultural Commissioners’ Offices focused on the identification and management of invasive weed species in the region. Read More »

Poetry Out Loud County Competitions Set for Jan. 31

High school students from across Yuba and Sutter counties will take the stage later this month as Poetry Out Loud returns with its annual county competitions, scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 31, at the Sutter Theater Center for the Arts in Yuba City. Read More »

Special Election Announced for LaMalfa Seat

Gov. Gavin Newsom has scheduled a special election for Aug. 4, to fill the vacant congressional seat in California’s 1st District following the death of Rep. Doug LaMalfa. Read More »

Huskies Physicality Runs Through the Rams for Third Place in GEL

The Sutter Union Huskies girls soccer team took sole position of third place in the Golden Empire League after they shut out the Casa Roble Rams 2-0 on Jan. 12. Read More »

Feather River Shopping Center Project Advances in Linda

Development plans for the Feather River Shopping Center are moving forward, with the property owner having submitted building permits for two new commercial shell buildings proposed between Costco and FoodMaxx. Read More »

Deputies Earn Heroes with Heart Honor

The Trauma Intervention Program (TIP) has named Deputy Andre Licon and Deputy Paige Tarke as Heroes with Heart recipients. Read More »

Regency Park Installs Inclusive Play Feature

Local agencies and community partners gathered Jan. 9 at Regency Park in Yuba City to celebrate the installation of a new Playground Communication Board designed to support inclusive play for children of all abilities. Read More »