Marysville Christmas Parade Goes Blue

The 74th Annual Marysville Christmas Parade is set to take place 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 6, in historic downtown Marysville. This year’s theme, “Blue Christmas,” has inspired many parade entries including creative nods to Elvis and Lilo & Stitch. Read More »

Yuba City Unveils New Welcome Sign

Sutter County Highlights Creative Achievement by Development Services Team Member Read More »

Water Tower Plaza Revealed

The gates surrounding Yuba City’s new Water Tower Plaza at Bridge and Plumas streets were dismantled Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 19, giving residents their first close look at the city’s newest public park. Read More »

‘We’re Coming’

Sutter Football Heads Back to Hughes Stadium with Rematch Against Casa Roble in SJS D-V Finals Read More »

State Route 99 and Oswald Road Signal Activation Coming Soon

New Traffic Signal to Improve Safety and Traffic Operations Read More »

Rural LISC Invests in Local Affordable Housing Projects

Rural LISC, the rural arm of the Local Initiatives Support Corporation, highlighted two Northern California affordable housing projects with direct ties to the Yuba-Sutter region during a recent regional convening held in Sacramento. Read More »

Older Americans Face Cuts as State Shifts Funding

A proposed state funding formula under Senate Bill 1249 could slash resources for Area Agencies on Aging across California, threatening critical programs for older Americans in rural communities. Read More »

A Partnership Distributing Thanksgiving Turkeys to Hundreds of Families in Need

Congressman Mike Thompson (CA-04), E Center CEO Steve Ly, and dedicated leaders from Marysville Walmart came together to deliver Thanksgiving turkeys to families throughout the Sutter and Yuba communities. Read More »

Demitri Camperos Completes 700-Mile Firewalk to Paradise

Altadena resident Demitri Camperos completed his 700-mile firewalk on Tuesday, Nov. 18, arriving at his final destination — Paradise, California — shortly after noon. As he reached the town’s welcome sign, he was met by dozens of locals who gathered to cheer him on and support his cause. Read More »

Browns Valley Cowboy Heads to Vegas

Jacek Frost of Browns Valley turned heads earlier this fall when he won the bareback riding event at the Marysville Stampede. His 84-point ride on Flying U Rodeo’s “Lil Bit” earned him $1,872 and set the tone for a strong late-season run. Read More »

LaMalfa Introduces the ESSENTIAL Act to End Automatic Engine Start-Stop Mandates

On Nov. 20, Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) introduced H.R. 6200, the Eliminating Start-Stop Engine Nuisance Technologies that Impair Automobile Life (ESSENTIAL) Act, which would end federal mandates and incentives that push automatic engine start-stop systems in cars and trucks. Read More »

Giving Machines Help Local Charities ‘Light the World’

Residents throughout the greater Sacramento area have already started to “Light the World” through Giving Machines, vending machines with items representing life-changing gifts for those in need. Read More »

National Collection Week Begins for Operation Christmas Child

The collection season for Operation Christmas Child, a project of Samaritan's Purse begins today as nearly 5,000 drop-off locations open across the country. Read More »

Sutter High School Varsity are State Champions in Sporting Clays

Sutter High school varsity are first place state champions. In the series shoots leading up to the State Championship they were second place. The team came to State on Nov. 9 in Zamora and took first place. Read More »

LaMalfa, Schiff Deliver $22 Million for Beale Air Force Base Modernization Project

Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) announced that $22 million for Beale Air Force Base has been included in the Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations bill, secured in coordination with Senator Adam Schiff (D-CA) to ensure the base can continue its vital missions. Read More »

LaMalfa and Garamendi Reintroduce Flood Insurance for Farmers Act

Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) and Congressman John Garamendi (D-CA), recently reintroduced H.R. 5961, the “Flood Insurance for Farmers Act of 2025. Read More »

The Charitable Sisterhood Christmas Spectacular Returns

The Heartwarming Holiday Comedy Spreads Laughter, Love and Community Spirit Read More »

Loma Rica Foothill Lions Club Places 187 Flags on Veterans’ Graves

The Loma Rica Foothill Lions Club was able to purchase and place 187 eight-foot flags on the graves of all veterans for Veterans Day at the Peoria Cemetery in Browns Valley on Sunday, Nov. 9. Read More »

RVCC Vets and Staff Roll Out for Veterans Day

River Valley Care Center skilled nursing facility in Live Oak recently went above and beyond to honor their resident veterans and show their respect for service men and women at the Marysville Veterans Day Parade. Read More »

Unhoused Population Decreased

Yuba-Sutter Homeless Consortium Shares Annual Update Read More »

Loma Rica Hall Restored with Community Support

The historic Loma Rica Hall is celebrating a much-needed makeover just in time for the holiday season. Read More »

Sutter and East Nic Have Dominant Openers and Wheatland is Stuffed by Sonora

The CIF Sac-Joaquin Section and the Northern Section opened postseason play on Friday, Nov. 14 and there were three Yuba-Sutter squads that had the opportunity for a blue banner and plaque. Read More »

Silver-Smoked Turkey: Jim King’s Famous Smokeout Marks 25 Years

What began as a small backyard favor for friends has officially reached its silver anniversary. Read More »

‘The Legend of the Corner’

A historic orchard in south Yuba City will open to the public later this month, inviting the community to experience a new holiday gathering on land rooted in generations of local history. Read More »

Veterans Day Parade Draws Largest Crowd in More Than a Decade

The Veterans Day Parade returned to Marysville on Tuesday (Nov.11) with its biggest turnout in 11 years, according to members of American Legion Steven M. Brammer Post 705. Read More »

Faith Christian Reaches NorCal Final, Sutter Tops Quincy in Semis

The Lions Den at Faith Christian had a familiar sound on Saturday, Nov. 15 as the Lions girls’ volleyball team once again made history as they clinched a spot in the CIF NorCal Division VI Volleyball Regional Final. Read More »

Three Lockdowns in 48hrs

YCUSD Said High School Threats Not Connected Read More »

Sutter County Sheriff’s Office to Conduct DUI Checkpoint Funded by CHP Cannabis Tax Fund Grant

On Nov. 17, the Sutter County Sheriff’s Office will conduct a Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Checkpoint from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. at an undisclosed location within the City of Yuba City. Read More »

Indians Prevail While Blazers and Honkers Lose Nailbiters in Bowls

The first ever set of the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Football Bowls were played on Friday, Nov. 7 and our area had three participants. Read More »

MCAA Presents ‘She Kills Monsters,’ a Student Directed Show

Marysville Charter Academy for the Arts (MCAA) is proud to announce its upcoming production of “She Kills Monsters,” opening Thursday, Nov. 13, at 7 p.m. for one weekend only. Read More »

Operation Silver Shores Targets $30 Million Elder Fraud Scheme

Marysville resident among those arrested in nationwide takedown Read More »

Reindeer Brings Early Holiday Cheer to Sutter County Library

The holiday season has arrived, and while Santa may still be getting his affairs in order, his reindeer are already spreading cheer. Read More »

Sutter Crop Report Shows Gains, Losses and Surprises

Rice maintained its longstanding reign as Sutter County’s top crop in 2024, but the county’s annual Crop and Livestock Report revealed a year marked by sharp shifts, unexpected rebounds and dramatic reversals across nearly every commodity. Read More »

Thirteen Area FFA Graduates Earn American FFA Degree

Thirteen area FFA graduates earned the American FFA Degree, the National FFA Organization’s highest recognition for members who stay engaged after high school and advance their leadership, scholarship and supervised agricultural experience. Read More »

Faith Christian and Sutter's Reach Comes Up Short at SJS Title’s

The Faith Christian Lions and the Sutter Union Huskies girls’ volleyball teams made the 530 proud on Saturday, Nov. 8 as they competed in their program’s first CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Volleyball final. Read More »