‘Malling’ Fun in Yuba Sutter

Millennials across the region might be shocked to find themselves suddenly relevant again as fashion trends from the ’80s and ’90s continue to make a comeback. This vintage resurgence has also started to include old pastimes such as roller skating, bowling, going to the arcade and dare we say malling. Read More »

History Represented at the Sikh Parade

Sutter County has been reeling with activity all week as it enters the beginning of the holiday season. Read More »

Sen. Dodd Returns from Ukraine, Urges Action

Sen. Bill Dodd, D-Napa, recently returned from a weeklong diplomatic trip to Lviv, Ukraine. Read More »

Salmon Have Returned to Nimbus Fish Hatchery

The American River Fall salmon run is underway and the Nimbus fish hatchery is welcoming visitors with tour opportunities. Read More »

Cell Phone Restrictions Increasingly Implemented in Sacramento Area Schools

Spreading national, state-wide rules attempt to lessen classroom disruptions, improve student concentration Read More »

Doctors Say Bacterial Pneumonia Increasing, Especially Among Children

Cases of pneumonia caused by the bacteria Mycoplasma, also known as "walking pneumonia," have been on the rise this year in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Read More »

Hunger in Sacramento Continues to Rise

Buying Rice this October Makes It Easy to Help a Neighbor in Need Read More »

UC Davis Children's Hospital Named Among Best For 2024-2025

UC Davis Children's Hospital has been recognized as a 2024-2025 Best Children's Hospital by U.S. News & World Report. Read More »

Women’s Empowerment Receives $50,000 To Provide for Unhoused Sac Women

Women’s Empowerment has received a grant of $50,000 from the Yocha Dehe Community Fund to provide transitional workforce housing for Sacramento women experiencing homelessness with their families. Read More »

Sutter NWR Water Availability Improvements

This year (2024), thanks to an unusually wet winter and spring, Sutter National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) near Yuba City will be flooded in time for the Oct. 21 waterfowl-hunting season opener. Read More »

Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., Reminds Voters of their Rights

With the Nov. 5 General Election quickly approaching, California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., reminds California voters that they have a Voter Bill of Rights to ensure that every eligible California voter can cast a ballot easily, confidentially, and free from intimidation. Read More »

Governor Newsom Announces Over $1.3 Billion for Public Transportation Projects

Governor Gavin Newsom announced Oct. 25 an award of more than $1.3 billion to 27 new public transportation projects intended to fund transformative rail and transit improvements throughout the state. Read More »

The Bulldogs Claim the Harvest Bowl

The Gridley Bulldogs dominated and took home the Harvest Bowl trophy for the 11th straight year, against the Live Oak Lions this past Friday, Oct. 25. Final score was 49-3. Read More »

All You Need to Know About Nagar Kirtan or “Sikh Parade”

Each year, the Gurudware Sahib or “Sikh Temple” in Yuba City hosts one of the largest Sikh Parades outside of the Indian subcontinent. Read More »

Sutter Husky Wrestling Team Hosts Annual Fundraiser

The annual Sutter Wrestling Throwdown Cornhole Tourney will be held this Saturday, Nov. 2, in the south gym of the Sutter Union High School. Competing teams are encouraged to register in advance but can also do so at the door. Read More »

Marysville Christmas Parade Announces Theme

A long-standing holiday tradition, the 73rd Annual Marysville Christmas Parade will return to the streets of historic downtown Marysville on Saturday, Dec. 7, at 5 p.m. Read More »

Yuba County Reminds Residents Where to Vote

Ballots must be deposited in the drop box before 8 p.m. on Election Day. Read More »

Sutter County Gross Production Value Up Nearly 36% From 2023

Sutter County’s 2023 crop and livestock values increased 35.7% percent from the previous year, to $771.8 million, according to the annual Sutter County Crop and Livestock Report released recently. Read More »

Uninsured Farmworker Gets Reassuring News After 'Gift of Surgery'

Farmworker Yanet Munoz of Williams got some disappointing news after doing a non-invasive colon cancer test at home: Her test came back positive for cancer and she would need a colonoscopy to confirm a correct diagnosis. Read More »

‘Time to Toot Our Horns,’ Sikhs Advise Commission

The area's first “Sikh Listening Session” was held Oct. 22 at Ettl Hall in Yuba City. Read More »

Jr. Falcons Take the Field

The River Valley Jr. Falcons hosted the Ponderosa Jr. Read More »

Yuba-Sutter’s Best Halloween Homes

The summer heat did a number on our yards and gardens this year, but its scorching touch left behind the perfect straw covered backdrop to ring in the harvest season. Read More »

Free Family Birding Trip to Sacramento Wildlife Refuge in Willows

If you’ve ever seen the movie “The Big Year,” then you know how crazed serious birders can in their efforts to see as many different bird species in a single year as possible. Read More »

Yuba City to Host Halloween Safety Event

Trick or treat? Halloween's famous line immediately invokes the possibility of harm upon children who ask the question? Read More »

Yuba Sutter Symphony Presents Fall Classics Concert

The Yuba Sutter Symphony, under the direction of Maestro Corey Kersting, will present their Fall Classics Concert on Saturday, Oct. 19 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 20 at 2 p.m. at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, 1390 Franklin Road, Yuba City. Read More »

Yuba-Sutter Teen Music Showcase to Feature Five Vocalists and Band

Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture embraces the work it does to show the community the artistic output, efforts and excellence of student artists across all genres including the visual arts, digital arts, theater arts and of course music. Read More »

YCUSD Choir Students Shine in Collaborative Concert

More than 100 Yuba City Unified School District choir students in grades 6 to12 combined with about 30 members of a Yuba City High School alumni choir to perform for a packed house at Andros Karperos School in Yuba City. Read More »

Dom Belza Named Honorary Co-Chair for Yes on Prop 36 Committee

On Oct. 7, Marysville City Councilmember Dom Belza was named an Honorary Co-Chair for the Yes on Prop 36 campaign for the City of Marysville. Read More »

The Honkers Keep the Mayor’s Cup

The River Valley Falcons fought hard but fell against the Yuba City Honkers 27-6 in the annual Mayor’s Cup on Friday, Oct. 11. Read More »

Adventure Awaits at the California Swan Festival

The California Swan Festival, a three-day event, will return to Marysville from Nov. 8 to Nov. 10. Read More »

National Pumpkin Weigh Off Results

Sheri Retzlaff choked softly as the wheels of her forklift kicked dry brown dust into the air. The day was hot despite it being the end of September, and at 2 p.m. the sun was at its peak. All around her, people dressed in orange crowded into shaded corners patiently waiting for the next Atlantic Giant to be weighed. Read More »

Spartans Almost Spoil Bears’ Homecoming

Over the previous five years, Pierce and East Nicolaus have developed a healthy rivalry given that they have squared off against each other eight times, three of which were in the playoffs. Read More »

Marysville Draft General Plan Available for Review

The City of Marysville has announced the availability of the Draft General Plan and associated Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the 2050 General Plan update. Both documents are available for public review and comment through Nov. 12. Read More »

Sutter County DA Office Understaffed

An understaffed district attorney's office is detrimental to public safety. Read More »

‘Fill the Stands, 49ers fans!’

Spaghetti dinner raises funds for Yuba College football team Read More »