Bob Harlan Retires from United Way

Yuba-Sutter-Colusa United Way announced the retirement of Bob Harlan, who has served with distinction as executive director for 11 years, effective Dec. 31. Read More »

Drive Into 2025: CHP’s Mission for a Safe New Year

As 2025 approaches, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) is taking action to promote safe travel and prevent tragic crashes on California’s roadways. Read More »

Plumas Street ‘Hawk Girl’ Appreciated

There’s a woman with a falcon on Plumas Street, blowing whistles and shining lasers. No, she isn’t crazy, she’s part of Yuba City’s effort to maintain its most important business district and keep one of the nation's largest crow populations at bay. Read More »

Butte County Farmer Honored for Service

- An olive and citrus fruit grower who served as president of the California Farm Bureau for six years is the recipient of the organization’s Distinguished Service Award for his lifelong contributions to agriculture. Read More »

County Farm Bureaus Honored for Growth, Outreach, Policy Influence

Three California county Farm Bureaus were honored for excelling in membership recruitment, influencing policy and community education. Read More »

Live Oak Wrestlers Compete at Pierce High Meet

Live Oak High School wrestlers, along with wrestlers from Esparto, Williams and Winters, traveled to Pierce High School in Arbuckle for a match night on Wednesday, Dec. 18. Read More »

Henderson Remembered as Electrifying Legend of the Game

Rickey Henderson used the ultimate combination of power and speed to break numerous major league baseball records during his career. Read More »

Supervisor Fuhrer Given Censors and Stipulations

A special meeting was held on Dec. 19 at the Yuba County Government center regarding Yuba County Supervisor Seth Fuhrer and the alleged workplace misconduct allegations brought against him. Read More »

Marysville Music Cafe Moves to Yuba City

Skip’s Marysville Music Cafe has moved to Yuba City and will henceforth be known as Skip’s Open Mic Music Cafe. Read More »

Willard Asylum Suitcases Displayed

The Sutter County Museum is inviting guests to view their newest exhibit, “The Willard Asylum Suitcases,” currently on display until Feb.7. Read More »

Annual Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Ceremony

Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture puts arts in education and student achievement in the arts front and center in its programming each year. It will host a major regional event on Jan. 25 when it recognizes student artistic achievement at its annual Scholastic Art & Writing Awards ceremony. Read More »

Council Approves Caltrans Settlement Agreement

At the Nov. 17 meeting, the Maryville City Council issued a proclamation honoring Ric Lim for his volunteer work with Maryville Police Department. Read More »

Bird Flu: What Residents Need to Know

California Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a State of Emergency on Dec. 18 in response to the ongoing H5N1 Avian Influenza (bird flu) outbreak. Read More »

Key New Laws in 2025

Starting Jan. 1, 2025, many significant new laws will go into effect across California, impacting everything in daily life from traffic regulations, employment, housing to healthcare. Read More »

Former Hotel Marysville Demolition Update

Northbound State Route 70 Lanes will Reopen after Work is Completed Read More »

Demolition of Hotel Marysville Begins

The official demolition process of the historic Hotel Marysville began on Dec. 11, nearly a full six months after a fire rendered the building unsalvageable on June 15. Read More »

The Bulldogs Struggle at 70th GIBT

The annual Gridley Invitational Basketball Tournament was played this past weekend. The tournament started on Thursday, Dec. 12 and ended on Saturday, Dec.14. Read More »

Recreational Dungeness Crab Fishery Open in Northern California

The recreational fishery for Dungeness crab is open in the portion of northern California that was delayed due to a public health hazard. Read More »

Yuba-Sutter High Wheelers Host Signing Ceremony at Historic Bryant Field

The High Wheelers, 2024 Pioneer League Champions, announced they are moving to the Yuba-Sutter region next season. On Dec. 11, the team hosted a signing ceremony at the historic Bryant Field in Marysville where they will be playing. Read More »

Athletics Add Free Agent Pitching Ace

Sacramento region baseball fans rejoice. Major League Baseball’s Athletics took a huge step toward the 2025 season by signing free agent pitcher Luis Severino. Read More »

Holiday Cheer Starts Here: Celebrate the Holiday Season Responsibly

National “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” Enforcement Campaign Began Dec. 11 Read More »

‘Workplace Misconduct’ Allegations Brought Against Yuba County Supervisor

Seth Fuhrer, Yuba County’s Third District Supervisor, has been banned from attending conferences conducted by the California State Association of Counties (CSAC) and the Rural County Representatives of California (RCRC) because of alleged "lewd, sexually suggestive, and inappropriate comments," according to a document filed in Yuba County Superior Court. Read More »

Ceramics Classes Offered for Veterans

Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture (YSAC) is offering again free art classes for veterans and active-duty military. The “Ceramics for Veterans – With Just a Hundred Pounds of Clay” project is a yearlong program, which will include basic hand building ceramics classes, wheel throwing and related lectures, gallery shows and sales. Read More »

Teenage Boys Missing in Oroville

Two brothers, Andruw Cornett, age 19, and Wesley Cornett, age 17, have been reported missing after a duck hunting trip in Oroville went awry. Read More »

Yuba Water Agency Commits $2.9 Million For Canal Improvements, Honors Outgoing Director

On Dec. 17, Yuba Water Agency committed more than $2.9 million to improve the reliability of water deliveries to Yuba County farmers by lining several miles of canals within the Hallwood Irrigation Company’s service area. Read More »

CDFW Enters into New Agreement

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is committed to restoring, protecting and conserving vulnerable species and habitats in the floodplains of the Sacramento Valley. Read More »

Nine Graduate from Leadership Farm Bureau Program

An intensive, monthslong training program concluded Dec. 9 for nine Farm Bureau members from California who participated in the Leadership Farm Bureau program. The Leadership Farm Bureau Class of 2024 graduated during the 106th California Farm Bureau Annual Meeting in Monterey Read More »

Family Hits Jackpot for Local Charities

Seven is a special number for Kelvin and Leslie Moss of Granite Bay. They have seven children, and their last child was nicknamed “Seven.” And, on the night they went to the Sacramento area’s charitable vending machines, there were seven members of their family present. Read More »

California Respects the Power of Your Vote

Californians can confidently claim this: California has made more significant reforms to our election laws and expanded voting rights than any other state. Read More »

Demolition Work Underway on Former Hotel Marysville Building

Northbound Highway 70 Lanes will Reopen after Work Completed Read More »

Crazy ‘Whyte Hare’ Found in Marysville

Sightings of a man with tall white rabbit ears have been reported on the historic streets of downtown Marysville. Read More »

Sutter County Sheriff’s Office Awarded Grant from the Office of Traffic Safety for Traffic Enforcement Program to Increase Safety on Roads

The Sutter County Sheriff’s Office was awarded a $97,000.00 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS). The grant will support our ongoing enforcement and education programs to help reduce the number of serious injuries and deaths on our roads. Read More »

Sutter County Children & Families Commission Awarded Grant to Enhance Pedestrian Safety

The Sutter County Children & Families Commission (SCCFC) is pleased to announce the receipt of a $170,489 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) to implement critical safety initiatives aimed at reducing pedestrian and bicycle-related injuries and fatalities throughout Sutter County. Read More »

Matt Maples Sworn in as Captain and Jail Division Commander

Back in September, Brandon Barnes, the 24th sheriff elected to Sutter County, announced that two members of his command staff would retire by the end of the year. Read More »

City of Marysville Announces Demolition of the Hotel Marysville

The City of Marysville announces the commencement of heavy demolition work on the Hotel Marysville starting Wednesday, Dec. 11. Read More »