CDFA Lifts Statewide Ban on Poultry and Dairy Cattle Exhibitions

The California Department of Food and Agriculture has lifted its statewide ban on poultry and dairy cattle exhibitions at fairs and shows, clearing the way for animals to return to exhibition barns across the state. Read More »

Theater in Review, 2025

It’s that time of year again, and it’s hard to believe another round of theatrical seasons has come and gone so quickly. Read More »

‘Shop with a Cop’

More Than 100 Children Celebrate in Yuba-Sutter Read More »

Sutter County Museum Opens New Seaweed Exhibit

Sutter County Museum in Yuba City has opened a new temporary exhibit, “The Curious World of Seaweed,” now on display through Feb. 21. Admission to the exhibit is free. Read More »

Yuba City Marks Mayoral Transition

During the week of Dec. 18, the City of Yuba City recognized Dave Shaw for his service and leadership as mayor in 2025, thanking him for his dedication to the community. Read More »

Little League Sign Ups

Spring sports are around the corner and the Live Oak Little League is beginning the registration process. Read More »

Sky Beams Spotlight South Yuba City Holiday Display

Beams of light cutting through the night sky quickly drew the attention of Yuba-Sutter residents this past December. Read More »

Former High Wheelers’ Banks and Lada are Teammates Again in Indy

As the Yuba-Sutter High Wheelers completed their first season in our area this past summer, there’s no question they made a positive impact on the community. Read More »

Podcast Spotlights New Da Vinci 5 Robotic Surgical System

The latest episode of Made for More, Adventist Health and Rideout’s patient-centered podcast, features Dr. Mitchell Goettman for a discussion about the arrival of the hospital’s new Da Vinci 5 Robotic Surgical System. Read More »

California Rolls Out 2026 Laws

California ushered in a new set of laws this week, and while many were shaped by urban concerns, several will still influence daily life in rural Northern California. Read More »

Sutter Tournament Brought Quality Matchups

Three local girls basketball squads battled it out at the Sutter Union campus from Dec. 18 through Saturday, Dec. 20 as the Huskies hosted an eight-eight bracket tournament. Read More »

California Farm Bureau President Heralds 'Bright Future' For Agriculture

California Farm Bureau President Shannon Douglass applauded the organization's principles and accomplishments this year in an address delivered today at the Farm Bureau's 107th Annual Meeting in Anaheim. Read More »

Feather Falls Casino and Lodge Receives Two Major KOA Awards

Feather Falls year’s Kampgrounds of America (KOA), located at Feather Falls Casino & Lodge, is proud to announce that it has been honored with two prestigious awards Read More »

California State Fair to Move to Fall Beginning in 2027

The California State Fair will shift from its traditional summer schedule to a fall timeframe beginning in 2027, fair officials announced. Read More »

Case of the Month

During his shift, Correctional Officer Matta observed inmates acting suspiciously in the back of their assigned cell and requested assistance from Officer Galvez. Read More »

The Acting Company Announces Auditions for 'Dial M for Murder'

The Acting Company has announced auditions for Dial M for Murder, the classic thriller by Frederick Knott, directed by David Wheeler, emeritus professor of theater and film at Yuba College. Read More »

Sutter County Sheriff Welcomes New Recruits

The Sutter County Sheriff’s Office recognized three new deputies earlier this month following their graduation from the Butte College Law Enforcement Academy. Read More »

Kindergarteners Spread Holiday Cheer at Emerald Oaks

Angel wings and halos filled the room at Emerald Oaks Senior Community as kindergarten students from Andros Karperos School brought a burst of holiday cheer to residents during a special visit in Yuba City. Read More »

Council Discusses Establishment of Measure G Oversight Comittee

At the Nov. 18 meeting of the Marysville City Council, they discussed potential guidelines for the establishment of a Measure G Oversight Committee. Read More »

Bike Giveaway Exceeds Expectations

What began as a small holiday outreach quickly turned into a packed block-long line as hundreds of families gathered at First Lutheran Church in Yuba City on Dec. 20 for a free Christmas bike giveaway. Read More »

LaMalfa Comments on Farm Aid Package

Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) released the following statement after President Trump announced an economic assistance package for American farm producers. Read More »

A Year in Review

What Readers Clicked, Shared and Talked About Most in 2025 Read More »

Yuba-Sutter Food Bank Reports Sharp Rise in Demand

Rising food insecurity across Yuba and Sutter counties has driven demand for food assistance to record levels. Read More »

Yuba County Honors Two Employees for Career Milestones

The Yuba County Board of Supervisors recognized two longtime employees Tuesday, Dec. 9, presenting proclamations honoring their service and career achievements. Read More »

West Campus Sweeps to Take Les Schwab Classic

The Marysville Indians Boys basketball team hosted their annual Les Schwab Classic from Dec. 11 through Saturday, Dec. 13 and finished in second place. Read More »

LaMalfa Legislation to Protect Rural Areas from Fires Passes House

On Dec. 11, the Forest Protection and Wildland Firefighter Safety Act, which was introduced by Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale), passed the House as part of a larger permitting reform package, the PERMIT Act. Read More »

California Farm Bureau President Heralds ‘Bright Future’ For Agriculture

California Farm Bureau President Shannon Douglass applauded the organization’s principles and accomplishments this year in an address delivered Dec. 8 at the Farm Bureau’s 107th Annual Meeting in Anaheim. Read More »

Salmon Spawning Operations

Annual Chinook salmon spawning activities at the Feather River Fish Hatchery in Oroville have been completed. Read More »

LaMalfa Bill to Transfer Land to Pit River Passes House

Dec. 15, the House passed Congressman LaMalfa’s (R-Richvale) legislation, H.R. 2400, the “Pit River Land Transfer” Act. The bill transfers approximately 580 acres of federally owned land known locally as the “Four Corners” to the Pit River Tribe. Read More »

Yuba County OES Youth Preparedness Program Wins Statewide Award

Yuba County’s Office of Emergency Services has received a 2025 California State Association of Counties (CSAC) Challenge Award for its youth emergency preparedness program, “We’re Not Scared, We’re Prepared!” Read More »

Sutter County Taxpayers Foot Bill for Old Rehab Loans

Taxpayers will absorb nearly $235,000 in losses after the Sutter County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Dec. 9 to write off 13 delinquent housing rehabilitation loans. Read More »

Winter Wonderland Spreads Holiday Cheer

Floor-to-ceiling stacks of presents lined the youth-side lobby of the Tri-Counties Community Center on Dec. 7 as families gathered for the organization’s annual Winter Wonderland celebration — an event that continues to grow each year in both size and impact. Read More »

Sutter County Museum Releases Annual Report

Trees & Traditions Fundraiser Caps 50th Anniversary Year Read More »

Live Nativity Beckons

A jewel of an experience shines in Sheridan, thanks to the Bear River Missionary Baptist Church and volunteers that bring a Live Nativity to the public. Read More »

Holiday Art Market at the Art Box

Help Support the Local Arts Economy Read More »