A Sweet Sight

Live Oak’s iconic Penny Candy Store has undergone changes with new owner Lorrie Brummett at the shop’s helm. Read More »

National Night Out Another Success

It's not often that the police are the reason for a party, but one night a year, they are. Read More »

For the Love of Puppies

On the night of July 24, as people were frantically evacuating in a remote area above Cohasset, near Campbellville, a resident’s truck became disabled. Read More »

California Wildlife Officer Academy Graduates Largest Class in History

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) Wildlife Officer Academy graduated and pinned badges on 54 new officers Aug. 1 in Paradise, Butte County. This group represents the largest academy graduating class in the California Department of Fish and Wildlife history Read More »

Small Businesses Very Welcome Here

The Sacramento Valley Small Business Development Center (SBDC) June appointment book for City Hall appointments here is full. Read More »

PG&E Provides Generator to Power Showers in Cohasset

Cohasset residents impacted by the Park Fire have a place to shower. Pacific Gas and Electric Company is donating use of a generator and fuel to energize a shower and toilet trailer provided by Butte County. Read More »

Mayor, Council Approve Million-Dollar Water Main Plan

Elected officials approved more than $1.3 million to start the Richland Waterline Extension Project Read More »

Performances of Newsies and Frozen Jr. Coming to Yuba City

Center Stage Productions will be performing Disney's Newsies, The Broadway Musical, this August at the Sutter Theater Center for the Arts in Yuba City Read More »

Sweeties Opens

Have a sweet tooth? You are in luck because the long-awaited Sweeties has opened Read More »

Gallagher Honors Remarkable Women

At a special luncheon at the 5th Street Steakhouse in Chico on July 31, Assemblyman James Gallagher celebrated the exceptional contributions of five distinguished women from Assembly District 3 with his annual Woman of the Year awards Read More »

414,000 and Counting: Park Fire Burns On

With weather conditions in the early portion of the week trending toward warmer days with low humidity, the Park Fire that is burning in Butte, Tehama, Shasta and Plumas counties has gained momentum. Read More »

Enloe Health Cancer Patients Gain Easy Access to UC Davis Clinical Trials

Affiliation with UC Davis Health Cancer Care Network enhances advanced cancer treatment close to home. Read More »

Taco Festival to Spice Up Marysville

In 2019, the inaugural Taco Festival in Marysville was created. This year, creator Jose “Wally” Alvarado is aiming to raise funds to support this widely successful event and continue building partnerships that support local businesses and nonprofits. Read More »

First Human West Nile Virus Infection Confirmed in Butte County

On Aug. 2, the Butte County Department of Public Health (BCPH) announced the first confirmed human West Nile Virus (WNV) infection in Butte County this year. Read More »

Caltrans Awards $51.4 Million for Sustainable Transportation Projects

On July 9, Caltrans awarded $51.4 million in planning grants for 89 sustainable, climate-resilient transportation projects throughout California Read More »

Animatronics Spotted Inside Back in Time Arcade

Horrifying animatronic creatures were spotted inside Back in Time Arcade last month on the evening of July 17 in Marysville Read More »

Next Up Music Festival Rocks Marysville

Marysville was buzzing with excitement this past Saturday as the inaugural Next Up Music Festival took over the town, filling the streets with electrifying energy and sensational music. Read More »

CHP Swears In 102 New Officers

On July 12, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) proudly introduced 102 of the state’s newest officers during a swearing-in ceremony at the CHP Academy in West Sacramento Read More »

B Street Property Development Moving Forward

At the July 2 council meeting, Community Development Director Dan Flores detailed the importance of partnering with the California Statewide Communities Development Authority (CSCDA) and the Statewide Community Infrastructure Program (SCIP) for the development of a Hyatt Hotel, Grocery Outlet and a Starbucks Read More »

Free Fishing Day: Get Hooked on New Adventure

During the second of California’s two free fishing days in 2024, which will be on Aug. 31, the public can fish throughout the Golden State without a fishing license. Read More »

New Music Festival set for Marysville

Music has been swirling around Mikey Pennington since birth. His mother favored hip-hop and rock, his grandfather fancied Aerosmith, country and Shania Twain, while his grandmother opted for R&B. Read More »

Drakes Hit Road for First Round of Pecos League Playoffs

The Marysville Drakes started the first round of the Pecos League playoffs on Monday, July 29, as they played the San Rafael Pacifics for a best-of-three series. Read More »

City Enforces Liens on Properties

Some ratepayers owe the city more than $31,000 in water and sewage, not to mention more than $35,000 in code enforcement citation costs. Read More »

Stiles Named District Commander

On Saturday, July 13, Owen Stiles, the commander of South Butte Post 210, American Legion, was elected as the Department of California American Legion Area 1, District 4 Commander. Read More »

City Employee Deemed Hero

In the early morning hours of July 5, a city employee’s valiant actions played a large role in the successful knock down of a fire. Read More »

Yuba Sutter Food Bank Granted $200,000 in Pilot Grant

The Yuba Sutter Food Bank (YSFB) is participating in the Local Food Purchase Assistance (LFPA) Program. The Yuba Sutter Food Bank (YSFB) is participating in the Local Food Purchase Assistance (LFPA) Program. Read More »

Public Comments Accepted Through September 19

The Yuba-Sutter Transit Board of Directors is accepting public comments through Sept. 19 on proposed local route and fare changes that, if approved, would become effective on or after Jan. 1, 2025. Read More »

State of Emergency Declared for Park Fire

On July 26, Governor Gavin Newsom proclaimed a state of emergency in Butte and Tehama counties due to the Park Fire, the state’s largest fire to date in 2024 Read More »

Tax Measure on Ballot

After creating an Ad Hoc committee, holding numerous public presentations, and posting pages of information online, officials adopted a resolution placing a general tax measure on the Nov. 5 general municipal election ballot to enact a one-cent general transaction and use tax (sales tax). Read More »

Yuba City’s Bushnell Graduates U.S. Merchant Marine Academy

Carson James Bushnell, son of Frank and Shawnie Bushnell, of Yuba City recently graduated from the United States Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) at Kings Point, NY. Read More »

Supervisors Register New Landmark Commemorating Hispanic Miners

The Nevada County Historical Landmarks Commission is delighted to announce that on July 9, the Nevada County Board of Supervisors designated the remains of an arrastra located in the Tahoe National Forest as Nevada County Historical Landmark NEV 24-04. Read More »

Summer Stroll Memories Made

The Summer Stroll goes on long after the annual afternoon of entertainment, activities and shopping. Read More »

Life is just Peachy!

With the heat of summer upon us and the warm weather sweetening the peach crops of the Yuba and Sutter counties, it is once again time for the 24th annual Marysville Peach Festival. Read More »

Shotgun Team Makes a Statement in Las Vegas

The Sutter Shotgun Team has done so very well this year, and the JV Team achieved a second trifecta at the YSSF (Youth Shooting Sports Federation) US Open in Las Vegas. Read More »

Drakes Slump into Final Week of Season

The Marysville Drakes continued to drop in the Pacific Division standings, and playoff position slipped again after they went 1-5 last week from Sunday, July 14, through Saturday, July 20 Read More »