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The Proposed Service Would Replace the Existing Wheatland Route and Introduce Enhanced Local Mobility Options, According to Agency Records.
A Proposed New Administrative, Operations, and Maintenance Facility, Intended to Support Zero-Emission Transit Vehicles, Is Set for Review by the Yuba County Development Review Committee.
A New 130,219-Square-Foot Warehouse for Holt of California, Relocating Operations and Employees From an Adjacent Site, Moved Forward After a Unanimous Vote by the Planning Commission.
Kiara Koenig, an English Instructor and Equity Coordinator, Has Received the Yuba College Excellence Award, Recognized by Colleagues for Her Extensive Work Supporting Students and Fostering Collaborative Programs.
Erika Noffsinger Recognized by the California Mathematics Council of Community Colleges for Her Innovative Approach and Commitment to Student Success.
The Student-Athlete Was Recognized for His Significant Contributions to the Basketball Program and His Strong Commitment to Academic Achievement.
Rupy Bajwa, an English as a Second Language and General Counselor, Received the Kelly Boren Excellence in Equity Award for Her Commitment to Ensuring All Students Find Their Place and Succeed at Yuba College.
The Track and Field Standout Was Named to the 2024–25 3c2a Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll for His Achievements in Both Academics and Competition.
Staffing Shortages Led to the Proposed Cut, While Three School-Based Probation Officers Are Slated to Continue Under a New Shared Funding Agreement with Yuba City Unified School District for the 2026-27 Fiscal Year.
A Committee Packet Proposes Reallocating Funds and Raising Contract Limits for Three Providers to Support a Growing Population of Nearly 100 Individuals Who Cannot Live Independently Under State Conservation Laws.
A Proposed State Grant Aims to Fund Safety Education and Community Outreach in Yuba City and Live Oak.
Owner Lori Pack Cited Rising Food Costs, Increased Gas Prices, and Declining Customer Visits as the Reasons for Closing the Iconic Yuba City Eatery After 30 Years.
The Unanimous Vote Authorizes Yuba County to Seek State Funding with Onyx Investment Group, Though Project Specifics Remain Undisclosed in Public Records.
The State Agency Finalized Its Fiscal Year 2026-27 Plan, Outlining Guidelines for Revolving Fund Use and Complementary Appropriations, Though Local Impact Details Remain Unreleased.
New Grant Program Targets Nonpoint-Source Pollution Across California, with Applications Due December 2026.
A Longtime Yuba City Resident Known for His Extensive Contributions to Local Business and Youth Sports Passed Away Recently, Honored for His Selfless Acts and Community Dedication.
Ten Young Women From Across the Region Attended a UC Davis Science Camp This Summer, Supported by Local Organizations Dedicated to Fostering Interest in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
Authorities Have Identified Jose 'Jay' Yepez, 18, of Linda, as a 'Person of Interest' in the July 26 Shooting on Market Street That Left Two Men Dead, Cautioning He Should Be Considered Armed and Dangerous.
Local Filmmakers Showcase 48-Hour Creations at Sutter Theater
Eight Teams Will Screen Short Films Developed Under Tight Creative Constraints This Saturday, September 26, in Yuba City.
Stationary Engineers at Adventist Health and Rideout Hospital in Marysville Began a Strike This Week, Citing a Three-And-A-Half-Year Dispute Over Wages and Pensions.
Marysville Set to Host Women’s Health and Wellness 5k This Saturday
The Upcoming Run at Ebey Waterfront Park Is Presented as an Opportunity for Heart Health and Family Fitness, According to Organizers.
Yuba City’s Gurdwara Sahib Provides Free Communal Meals Daily and Prepares for Its Large Annual Nagar Kirtan Celebration, Inviting All Members of the Community.
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Provides a $5,000 Grant to Casa De Esperanza, Supporting Critical Victim Intervention and Prevention Efforts Across the Mid-Valley.
City Manager Benjamin Moody Authored Reports for a Sept. 30 Meeting That Lacked Details on a Possible Transfer of Water and Sewer Services.
The Proposed Facility Near Pleasant Grove Will Relocate an Existing Operation, Pending Final Approval From the Board of Supervisors and Subject to Several Infrastructure Requirements.
The Live Oak City Council Has Voted to Conditionally Accept a Revenue-Sharing Agreement with Sutter County, Contingent on Voter Approval of a Proposed 1% Transactions-And-Use Tax Known as Measure G.
The Proposed Service Would Replace the Existing Wheatland Route and Expand Regional Connections, with a Tentative Launch in Late 2026.
A Proposed 130,219-Square-Foot Facility for Holt of California on Pacific Avenue Has Advanced to the Board of Supervisors for Consideration.
The Proposed Nextgen Transit Facility on Avondale Avenue, Designed for Electric Bus Maintenance, Moves to the Development Review Committee After an Environmental Exemption Discussion.
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.
Sutter County Sheriff's Investigators, in Coordination with Gridley Police, Seized Narcotics and Paraphernalia Last Week From a State Route 99 Apartment.
After Nearly Seven Years Without a Dedicated Full-Time Art Professor, Yuba College Has Welcomed a New Studio Art Instructor to Revitalize Its Programs, Enhance Facilities, and Increase Student Opportunities on the Linda Campus.
Clayton A. John Will Remain in State Prison for Three More Years Following the Recent Decision by State Corrections Officials.
The Unanimous Decision Secures Dr. Radha Sadacharan for Temporary Coverage and Medical Consulting Through Mid-2028.
Elected Officials and Residents Voiced Significant Concerns to the California Public Utilities Commission Regarding the Golden Pacific Power Link's Route, Citing Wildfire Risk, Cultural Impacts, and a Lack of Detailed Information.
The California Public Utilities Commission Approved a Limited Adjustment for Diablo Canyon Costs but Denied Wildfire-Related Exclusions, While Also Initiating a Comprehensive Review of Utility Rate-Setting Procedures.
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.
The Yuba City Council Approved Subdivision Maps and Initiated Annexation for New Housing Units, with a Public Hearing for Funding Mechanisms Set for October 2026.
The State Water Resources Control Board Authorized a Significant Loan to Bolster State Matches for Clean and Drinking Water Revolving Funds.
The Unanimous Decision Greenlights Guidelines for Critical Water Infrastructure Funding and Supplemental Programs, Though Key Financial Details Remain Undisclosed.
New Guidelines for the 2027 Nonpoint Source Grant Program, Adopted by a Unanimous Vote, Open a Statewide Funding Opportunity to Address Runoff Impacting California's Waterways.
California's State Water Resources Control Board Unanimously Delegated Key Groundwater Management Duties, Including Fees and Enforcement Actions, to Its Office of Sustainable Groundwater Management Director.
Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture, in Partnership with Yuba Sutter Rotary Night Club, Will Host an Open Reading Event Featuring Local Poets at Sycamore Ranch Park This Month.
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.
Yuba City Theater to Host Flash Film Festival Showcase
Local Filmmakers Will Screen Their 48-Hour Creations at the Sutter Theater Center for the Arts, Featuring a Diverse Slate of Short Films and an Award Ceremony.
Clinicians at Sutter Surgical Hospital North Valley Participated in Advanced, On-Site Simulations to Strengthen Rapid Response and Critical Care Skills.
Forensic Autopsies Confirm Details of Two Unidentified Individuals Found Near Dobbins and Plumas Lake, as Authorities Pursue Separate Investigations Into Their Deaths.
Sutter County, Yuba City, and Live Oak Would Share Measure G Funds If Voters Approve the Countywide Sales Tax Measure in November 2026.
