Council Could Consider Increasing Illegal Fireworks Fines

Live Oak City Council members at their July 17 meeting considered the assessment of liens against delinquent homeowners’ properties to collect overdue costs for refuse collection services Read More »

PG&E Crews Restore Power to 2,026 Customers Impacted by the Park Fire

As the Park Fire progressed, PG&E de-energized distribution power lines in stages in and near the burn area at the request of fire agencies for firefighter and public safety 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. Those familiar with “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” a popular video game series created by Scott Cawthon, might have recognized the characters as Chica and Mangle. Read More »

Sutter Alumnus Beck Signs with Astros

Sutter 2024 pitcher Jagger Beck’s big league dream came true as he signed with a Major League Baseball team on Thursday, July 26 Read More »

California Secures Federal Assistance to Support Response to Park Fire

Governor Gavin Newsom announced July 25 that California last night secured a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to help ensure the availability of vital resources to suppress the fire burning in Butte County. Read More »

Beck Pitches North of the Border

Sutter 2024 pitcher Jagger Beck had the unique opportunity to play baseball north of the border for the Victoria HarbourCats as a member of the West Coast League. Read More »

Council Could Consider Increasing Illegal Fireworks Fines

Interim City Manager Mark Scott provided a report on the recent enforcement against illegal fireworks over the Fourth of July holiday. Read More »

Finding Nemo Jr. Debuts at Yuba College for One Night Only

Running a kid’s summer camp and organizing a musical production, arguably two of the hardest feats to pull off, but at Rise Up! Youth Program for the Performing Arts this is just business as usual. Read More »

First Human Case of West Nile Virus in Yuba County Confirmed

This is the first known West Nile Virus human case in California for the 2024 season Read More »

Yuba Water Agency Grants Support Mental Health for Yuba County

On July 15, Yuba Water Agency approved two grants totaling $27,500 as part of its Bill Shaw Rescue Equipment and Training Grant Program Read More »

Marysville Drops Three-of-Five Heading to Pecos All-Star Break

The Marysville Drakes headed into the Pecos League All-Star Game six games above .500 Read More »

Put-Me-On-Athletics Inc. Supports Local Athletes

The Yuba-Sutter area athletes have another outlet of support in the community as the nonprofit organization Put-Me-On-Athletics Inc. is dedicated to providing other opportunities for focusing on their future success Read More »

City, Chinese Community Partner for Grant

Fourth-generation Chinese American Jon Lim has big plans for his culture here Read More »

MJUSD and Yuba County Office of Education Join Forces for Back to School Bash

The Back to School Bash is set for Friday, August 2 Read More »

UP’s 4014 Makes Big Impression

Hundreds braved scorching temperatures to line railroad tracks from Oroville to Roseville, awaiting a glimpse of the world’s largest operating steam locomotive, Union Pacific’s Big Boy engine 4014 Read More »

Local Brewery Brings Home Gold

'Prost' is German for cheers and it's also the name of the newest award-winning lager at Sutter Buttes Brewing in Yuba City Read More »

City Breaks Down Lighting District Costs

As reported in June, the Territorial Dispatch detailed that councilmembers who live or own property within a specific district are not allowed to vote to avoid conflicts of interest Read More »

Young Eagles Take Flight

The Young Eagles program was initiated in 1992 by the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) for the purpose of inspiring and introducing youth to the world of aviation Read More »

Bethel AME Celebrates Legacy of Faith

A three-day celebration marked the 170th anniversary of the Bethel AME Church of Marysville Read More »

Engineering Report Finds Only Top Floor of Hotel Marysville at Risk of Falling

The report states that the top-story masonry walls must be stabilized prior to anyone entering the building to abate existing hazardous materials Read More »

Grimes Fourth of July Parade a Success

As you work your way over the Meridian Bridge down Highway 20 towards Colusa, you’ll approach a left turn off the highway that says 'Grimes.' Read More »

California Capital Airshow Returns with Dazzling Night Show

The 18th annual California Capital Airshow, presented by Sacramento County in partnership with the City of Rancho Cordova, runs from 3:30 to 9:30 p.m. July 13 and 14 at Mather Airport in Sacramento Read More »

State Fair Here for 17 Days

California State Fair Honors the State's Agricultural Industry, with Much to See and Enjoy Read More »

Drakes Control Their Destiny, Peterson Hits Milestone

The Drakes clearly turned the page from their 3-7 start at the beginning of the season to be in the second spot of the Pacific Division standings at the end of the first weekend in July with a 22-15 record as play concluded on July 6 Read More »

And The Winner Is…

Winning artist Raveena Sroya's decorative Yuba City welcome sign display transforms the present banner from disrepair into a symbolic hello and goodbye Read More »

MJUSD Adult Education Achieves Highest Accreditation

In Just Two Years, the Marysville School for Adults Achieved the Highest Possible Accreditation Read More »

Legendary Locomotive Makes 19 Whistle Stops

Big Boy No. 4014 Features Public Display Days in Roseville Read More »

Former Gridley Teacher Sentenced to Prison for Sex with Student

A former Gridley school teacher was sentenced to four years in state prison on July 18 for having sex with a 14-year-old boy who was her student in June 2021. Read More »

City, Nonprofit Make Affordable Housing Deal

An Affordable Housing Partnership with Habitat for Humanity Sparked a Lengthy Financial Discussion with City Officials on July 2. Read More »

Yuba City Celebrates Another Family-Friendly Fourth

'This is definitely one of the highlights of our job,' said Yuba City Mayor Shon Harris Read More »

Drakes Struggle on Road Trip

The Marysville Drakes Had a Tough Week as They Hit a Rough Patch Early Into the Season Read More »

Block Grant Provides More Than Half-Million

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Provides Decent Housing and a Suitable Living Environment in Yuba City Read More »

West Nile Virus Positive Mosquitoes Detected in Sheridan

Placer Mosquito urges residents to protect themselves from mosquito bites with EPA-registered repellent Read More »

Californians Affected by Wildfire Smoke Should Take Steps to Protect Their Health

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is Urging Californians to Take Steps to Protect Themselves from Air Pollutants Read More »

Dangerous Heatwave Continues

Governor Gavin Newsom Urged Californians on July 5 to Take Precautions and Directed an All-Hands Response to the Heatwave by State Government Read More »