City Officials Help Pick Up Tab

With the spirit of giving near, city officials set aside $5,000 for three upcoming events that all Yuba City residents can enjoy. Read More »

SAFE Credit Union Back-to-School Drive Successful

SAFE Credit Union recently participated in a back-to-school supplies and backpack drive benefiting the Sacramento Children’s Home for students in elementary, middle, and high school. Read More »

Enloe Nationally Recognized for its Commitment to Heart Attack Care

Enloe Health Enloe Medical Center has received the American Heart Association’s Get with The Guidelines® – Coronary Artery Disease STEMI Receiving Center Gold Plus recognition for its commitment to providing rapid, research-based care Read More »

Community Shot Clinic Being Held in Live Oak

Sutter County Public Health is holding a Community Shot Clinic on Saturday, Oct. 12, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. The clinic is being held at the Live Oak High School gym, 2351 Pennington Road in Live Oak. Read More »

California Restaurant Foundation Elects Wayne Hilston as New Chair of the Board of Directors

The California Restaurant Foundation (CRF), a nonprofit that invests in and empowers California restaurants and its workforce, has elected Wayne Hilston as its new Chair of the Board of Directors. Read More »

Hospice of the Foothills Announces Umbrella Name, Foothills Compassionate Care

As we celebrate 45 years as this community’s only nonprofit hospice, Hospice of the Foothills is excited to announce that we are formalizing our structure a bit to fit all of our programs under one all-encompassing organizational name. Read More »

Gallagher Demands Answers on Undemocratic End of Session

On Sept. 9, Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (Yuba City) demanded answers from the Assembly Rules Committee in the wake of several parliamentary violations that crushed debate and caused chaos at the end of the 2024 legislative session. Read More »

CDPH Warns of Increased Risk of Valley Fever Through Fall

Investigation Continues into Reports of Valley Fever Among Music Festival Attendees Read More »

Assemblyman Gallagher Addresses Homelessness

According to a 2023 report to Congress by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development there were 181,399 homeless individuals in California. Read More »

Community Action Agency of Butte County to Hold Golf Tournament

The Community Action Agency of Butte County, Inc. will hold a Golf Tournament Fundraiser event from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21 at the Table Mountain Golf Course. Read More »

Marysville Stampede Rodeo is Coming to Town!

The fun is about to break out of the chutes at the Marysville Stampede Rodeo! Celebrating their 90th year, the Stampede Rodeo will take place Sept. 14 and 15, and tickets are on sale now. Read More »

Green Light for New Traffic Signals

Elected officials approved a little more than $1 million in signal hardware upgrades, which are streetlights. Read More »

Administrative Hearing Sept. 6 to Decide Future of Hotel Marysville

An administrative hearing that could determine the future of the Hotel Marysville has been scheduled for 9 a.m. Friday, Sept. 6 in the council chambers at Marysville City Hall. Read More »

Great Things in Store for Munger Family Vineyard

“You can do a lot of things with wine. It takes the edge off,” said Munger Family Vineyard owner Stacy Munger. Read More »

Cordi Winery Celebrates 15 Years of Success

“Family Farmed. Family Crafted,” is Cordi Winery’s motto. Read More »

Pirates Sink Lions – Live Oak Opens Season with Painful Loss

The Pirates sailed to victory in Live Oak at the Lions’ season opener this past Friday, Aug. 30. Read More »

Suicide Prevention Month Can Save Lives

September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness and discuss this urgently increasing crisis Read More »

Gallagher Slams Democrats’ Special Session Stunt

Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (Yuba City) issued the following statement on the introduction of legislation enacting Gov. Newsom’s scheme to increase gas prices by requiring refiners to withhold fuel from drivers. Read More »

Railcar Fire in Marysville

A fire that broke out in railcars traveling on the Union Pacific line near Marysville on Sunday, Sept. 1 caused serious concern in officials due to their potentially hazardous cargo. Read More »

Live Oak Dog Park is Something to Bark About

Live Oak City Officials, Staff, and members of the community celebrated the grand opening of the new Live Oak Dog Park on Aug. 22. Read More »

Placement of Campaign Signs Face Restrictions Along State Highways

With the 2024 general election season gearing up, political candidates and campaign workers for either an office or a ballot measure are reminded about a state law governing the placement of “Temporary Political Signs” within view of a state highway. Read More »

September To Remember at the Marysville Art Club

It’s our “yearly” fundraiser and you’re all invited to come and bring a guest. This year marks 111 years of the forming of our club. Read More »

Multi-Million Police Fleet Purchase Made

Four police fleet vehicles totaling more than $400,000 are approved. Read More »

United Way 'Cash for Food Drive' Results Are In

The Yuba-Sutter Food Bank and some 20 other food pantries which provide for low-income families, have seen a record demand for food this year. Read More »

‘The Hero of an Incredible Story,’ Bridge Coffee Co. Announces Closure

Bridge Coffee Co. has been a beloved staple of the Yuba-Sutter community for nearly a decade now. Read More »

For our Schools and our Kids

33rd annual Nicolaus Labor Day parade set for Monday Read More »

Youth League Football Gets Started

The Marysville Indians hit the road to tackle the Jr. Huskies of Sutter the weekend of August 17. Read More »

Sutter County Awarded $13.8 Million For Broadband Access

On Aug. 8, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) announced the fifth round of recommended awardees for last mile broadband projects as part of the $2 billion Last Mile Federal Funding Account Grant Program. This program expands broadband internet access for underserved and unserved communities across California. This announcement continues a rolling process of awards and recommendations, highlighting the state’s commitment to bridging the digital divide through Broadband for All. Read More »

Gallagher Makes Statement on Newsom’s Latest Gas Price

Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher issued the following statement blasting Governor Newsom’s latest attempt to distract from the role California taxes and fees play in our state’s outrageously high gas prices. Read More »

Golden Autumn Wine Festival Back Sept. 8

The Area’s Finest -- 11 Wineries for One Admission Cost! Read More »

Feather River Gets TLC

'Yuba City is appreciative of the Sutter County Resource Conservation District for coordinating a cleanup activity along the Feather River on Sept. 21 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Coastal Cleanup Day,' said Yuba City City Manager, Diane Langley Read More »

Marysville Business Owners Maintain Steady Business Despite Obstacles

It’s not that simple to blame lack of business, if any, on the June 15 Hotel Marysville Fire and its surrounding traffic issues. There are many other variables that are cause for concern for Marysville business owners. Read More »

Yuba City Council District Elections in Full Swing

This November is the final transition to a district-based election. The Yuba City Council seats are divided into five districts, with Districts 4 and 5 seats up for election. Read More »

Butte College Foundation Awards 200 Scholarships

On Saturday, Aug.17, Butte College presented over 200 scholarships totaling nearly $200,000 at its annual Scholarship Awards brunch. Read More »

Public Comments Accepted for Proposed Local Service and Fare Changes

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 January 1, 2025. Read More »