Reparations Would Cost Taxpayers $2.8 Trillion

Reparations would cost taxpayers $2.8 trillion, push 1.84 million additional people to leave California over 5 years, and increase the tax burden for the average household by 54 percent Read More »

Longtime DBA Leader Recognized

Drown will be remembered by Yuba City with a proclamation stating her "leadership, dedication, professionalism, and commitment have helped make the downtown community a better place Read More »

Woten Says ‘Get Something Going’ for Sheriff’s Contract

Live Oak City Council appointed two replacement members to the Planning Commission from seven applicants on March 6 Read More »

Officials Replace Unsafe Playground

Yuba City officials are prioritizing childhood safety, approving more than a quarter million dollars for the Shanghai Garden Park Playground Replacement Project Read More »

MJUSD Welcomes Coding and Robotics

MJUSD teachers from six foothill schools and Arboga took a pioneering step in collaborative STEAM efforts, concentrating on coding and robotics in the 2021-22 school year Read More »

Yuba City Is Getting a Makeover to Remember

Two committees for Yuba redesigns around town were recently formed, beginning with the City Welcome Sign Ad Hoc committee Read More »

Yuba City Police, Fire Budget Assessment More Than $1M

Combined mid-year Yuba City budget adjustments for police and fire public safety total more than one million dollars Read More »

With AT&T Upgrades, is it Unsafe to Eliminate Landlines?

Could Dale Mansfield's Sister's Life Have Been Saved If Neighbors Had Landlines? Read More »

Senator Dahle’s Bill Aims to Save Rural Hospitals

Senator Brian Dahle (R-Bieber) Introduces Senate Bill 1423 Read More »

Indians Drop Home Opener to Gridley

The Marysville Indians baseball team lost its home opener of the 2024 season as they lost 6-5 to the Gridley Bulldogs on Monday, February 26 Read More »

Gallagher Introduces Bill to Safeguard Patient Visitation Rights

Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher has introduced AB 2549, the Patient Visitation Rights Act, to address the crucial issue of family visitation rights in health facilities Read More »

The Story of Land, Water, and People Exhibition Coming to Nevada City

The Story of Land, Water, and People, curated by Shelly Covert and Mira Clark, will be the 6th exhibit showing at ‘Uba Seo: Nisenan Arts and Culture in downtown Nevada City Read More »

Yuba City High School Presents 2024 Musical “James and the Giant Peach”

Yuba City High School will be presenting the endearing musical “James and the Giant Peach” on Friday and Saturday nights, March 15, 16, 22 & 23 Read More »

Yuba City Awarded Nearly $25 Million in Affordable Housing Funds

The Yuba City mayor and the City Council officially accepted millions of dollars in affordable housing funds at their Feb. 20 regular meeting Read More »

Adventist Health and Rideout Recognized as a High-Performing Facility in Four Key Areas

This esteemed recognition underscores the hospital's commitment to excellence in patient care and its dedication to providing the highest quality healthcare services Read More »

Stolen Property Recovered

On the night of Feb. 20, Sutter County Deputies received a call regarding a reported stolen forklift from November 2023 Read More »

California Continues to Expand Hydrogen-Powered Passenger Rail Fleet

Latest Caltrans Order Pushes Number of Zero-Emission Intercity Trainsets to 10 Read More »

Lady Lions Fall in SJS D-VI Final, Hit Road for State Playoffs

This was the second consecutive trip to the SJS D-VI final for Faith Christian after they came into the final on a nine-game winning streak that began with a victory over the Lady Capitals Read More »

Lady Lions Win First Title in Program History

The Live Oak girls soccer program made history on Saturday, February 24 in the CIF Northern Section Division II brackets as they beat the University Prep Panthers Read More »

Yuba Water’s Chief Dam Safety Engineer Elected to United States Society on Dams Board

Yuba Water Agency’s chief dam safety engineer Tim Truong was elected to the board of directors for the United States Society on Dams (USSD) Read More »

Red Roof Continues Western Expansion with New Dual-Branded Hotel in Yuba City

The HomeTowne Studios Yuba City is a 76-room extended-stay hotel that offers kitchens with full-sized refrigerators, microwaves, stove tops, and activity tables with chairs Read More »

Council Informed of Little Needs and Problems

The February 21 Live Oak City Council focused on approving a temporary fix for a broken water pipe in an irrigation ditch near Archer Avenue and Live Oak Blvd Read More »

Grand Marshall for the 144th Bok Kai Parade Announced

The Grand Marshall for the 144th Bok Kai Parade is Marysville’s very own Judy Mann, a Community Advocate Read More »

Hyatt Studio Hotel to be Marysville B Street Project Centerpiece

Its centerpiece will be a new Hyatt Hotel model, the Hyatt Studio, and might be one of the first of its kind to be completed Read More »

Enrollment Opens for Beginning Farmers and Ranchers Program

“This program is designed to bring our agricultural community even closer together as a family through mentoring opportunities,” said Dr. Amrith Gunasekara Read More »

Five Area Basketball Teams Eliminated from SJS Playoffs, Faith Christian's Girls Move On

The Only Basketball Team Remaining in the Local Area in the Postseason is the Faith Christian Girls Basketball Team as They Won Their Second-Round Playoff Game Read More »

Navy SEALs Train with Beale Defenders During Exercise Dragon Trident

Training Between Air Force Security Forces and Navy SEALs is Not Common, but a Collaboration of Senior Leaders Made it Possible Read More »

Free Guided Sutter Buttes Hike and Art Adventures: Revised Dates

Join Naturalists and Artists on a Free Guided Experience in Collaboration with the Middle Mountain Foundation Read More »

PG&E Upgrading Gas Lines in Marysville

Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) will start work on Feb. 26 to improve the safety and reliability of the local natural gas distribution system in Marysville Read More »

Another Colusa Farm Show in the Books

While many people came to the show for specific services, quite a few came for the camaraderie of seeing old friends, neighbors, and others in the agriculture industry Read More »

Yuba Sutter Youth Choir Is Back

Get Ready for Some Very Groovy Music! Read More »

Agency on Aging Area 4 to Fund Five Agencies to Improve Lives for Older Adults

Agency on Aging Area 4 is One of Six Grantees Awarded a Total of $1.1 Million in California Department of Aging Funding Read More »

Meagan Ross Named 2023 Officer of the Year

Officer Meagan Ross Began Her Law Enforcement Career with the Yuba City Police Department in 2019 Read More »

2023 Spirit Award Goes to Officer Steven DeNeef

Officer DeNeef Has Earned Respect for Being One of the Most Positive, Committed, and Team-Orientated Members of the Department Read More »

Yuba Water Agency Partners with Marysville Joint Unified School District

Their mission will be to promote engineering opportunities in Yuba County schools Read More »