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The Proposed Service Would Replace the Existing Wheatland Route and Expand Regional Connections, with a Tentative Launch in Late 2026.
The Board Is Set to Consider a Substantial Budget Increase for the Upcoming Fiscal Year, Financing for New Road Maintenance Equipment, and a Behavioral Health Budget Adjustment.
The Unanimous Decision Secures Dr. Radha Sadacharan for Temporary Coverage and Medical Consulting Through Mid-2028.
A Proposed $974,427 Acquisition of New Police Dispatch and Records Management Software Is Scheduled for Consideration on the Sept. 15 Yuba City Council Agenda.
The Yuba County Board of Supervisors Has Authorized a Joint Application with Onyx Investment Group to Seek State Homekey+ Program Funding, Though Key Project Details Remain Unspecified in the Public Record.
City Leaders and Residents Debated the City's Financial Health, with a $10 Million Drop in Cash Reserves, While the Council Approved a Revenue Sharing Plan for a Proposed Sales Tax Measure.
Sutter County, Yuba City, and Live Oak Would Share Measure G Funds If Voters Approve the Countywide Sales Tax Measure in November 2026.
A Proposed Agreement with Dr. Radha Sadacharan Would Ensure Public Health Leadership Through June 2028 While the County Recruits a Permanent Officer.
A New Program Provides Significant Funding and Technical Assistance to Member Agencies for Zero-Emission Vehicles and Charging Infrastructure, Addressing Key Barriers to Meet State Mandates.
The Board of Directors Authorized Staff to Expedite Agreements for Ongoing Clean-Up and Future Erosion Control Following February's Penstock Rupture at the Colgate Powerhouse.
The Yuba County Board of Supervisors Adopted the Comprehensive Spending Plan in a 3-2 Vote During Their September 8 Meeting.
A Proposed Three-Year Agreement with the California Counties Foundation Has Been Sent Back for Further Research by a Unanimous Board Vote.
Directors Unanimously Approved the Extension on Sept. 1 as Physical Work Nears Completion on the $13.9 Million Project.
A Proposition 64 Grant Will Fund Facility Upgrades and Program Support for the Live Oak Pool Over the Next Five Years.
A New Transition Program From Clean Power Alliance Aims to Assist Member Agencies in Converting Their Public Vehicle Fleets to Zero-Emission Models, Addressing Key Financial and Logistical Barriers.
The Sutter County Board of Supervisors Unanimously Approved a Plan on Tuesday Outlining How an Estimated $22.5 Million in Annual Revenue From the Proposed Measure G Sales Tax Increase Would Be Allocated to Live Oak, Yuba City, and the County.
The City Council Approved a Substantial Project to Revitalize the Park Starting This Fall, While Community Members and Officials Voice Ongoing Concerns About Post-Renovation Protection and Environmental Well-Being.
The Spending Plan, Which Includes Specific Allocations for Law Enforcement, Economic Uncertainty, and Capital Projects, Was Approved in a 3-2 Split Vote on Tuesday, Sept. 8.
A Three-Year Agreement for Strategic Grant Consulting Services with the California Counties Foundation Was Tabled for Further Review at a Recent Yuba City Meeting.
The Board's Sept. 8 Meeting Also Included Approvals for Library Project Cost Increases, Superintendent Salary Adjustments, and Significant Financial Considerations for the Marysville Joint Unified School District.
A Proposed $10 Charge Per Recording Is Slated for Consideration on Sept. 29, Intended to Fund a State-Mandated Notification Program Beginning in 2027.
The City Council Approved Substantial Funding for Pool Rehabilitation and Youth Programs After Correcting an Eligibility Issue Tied to an Outdated Cannabis Ordinance.
