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New Data From the Community Corrections Partnership Indicates That More Than Half of Individuals in Specific Post-Release and Supervision Categories Return to the Justice System Within Three Years.
County Officials Are Activating Emergency Protocols, Re-Educating Staff, and Clearing Infrastructure to Mitigate Potential Flood Risks This Season.
The Live Oak City Council Approved a New $1.855 Million Law Enforcement Services Agreement with Sutter County, Reducing Regular Deputy Presence to Save an Estimated $1 Million Annually.
A Proposed Rate Package, If Approved, Would Raise In-Home Supportive Services Provider Wages by 50 Cents Per Hour and Reallocate Benefit Contributions, with County Staff Estimating $128,372 in Additional Annual Costs.
Allen Houck, 31, Arrested October 21, Was Wanted on a Felony Warrant and Post-Release Community Supervision Violations, and Implicated in Multiple Alleged Offenses, Including a Yuba City Burglary and High-Speed Vehicle Pursuits.
The Agreement, Approved Unanimously, Would Allocate 77.5% of Proposed Measure G Funds to Yuba City, Pending Voter Approval in November.
Highlands Community and Technical Schools, Accused by the State of Misusing $180 Million, Has Sought Chapter 11 Protection as It Awaits a Decision From the Sutter County Board of Education.
Sutter County’s Health and Welfare Committee Is Scheduled to Weigh a Proposed $240,000 Agreement with Wellspace Health for Residential Treatment Services for Eligible County Residents.
A Proposed One-Year Agreement with Sutter County Would Cap the City's Law Enforcement Costs While Also Cutting Deputy Positions and Altering Call Response Protocols.
A Total of $82,817 in State Housing Funds Is Under Consideration by Sutter County Officials to Support Young Adults Aged 18 to 24 in Securing and Maintaining Housing.
The Proposed Agreement with Wellspace Health Would Provide Residential Substance-Use Services for Eligible Sutter and Yuba County Residents, Funded Without Impact to the County General Fund.
The Project at the Yuba City Medium Jail Aims to Replace Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Units and Includes Related Facility Upgrades, with a Consultant Contract Anticipated by Early 2027.
The Agreements, Outlining How a Proposed 1% Transactions-And-Use Tax Would Be Shared with Yuba City and Live Oak, Hinge on Voter Approval of Measure G in November.
A Tuesday Evening Crash South of Howsley Road Left Two Chico Residents Dead and Two Others Injured, Prompting a Temporary Closure of Northbound State Route 99.
A Section of State Route 20 Now Bears the Name of a Lifelong Resident, Celebrated for His Extensive Contributions to Northern California's Transportation Infrastructure and Community Service.
The City Council's Sept. 16 Resolution Authorizes a Revenue-Sharing Agreement with Sutter County for Potential Measure G Funds to Address an Approximately $800,000 General-Fund Structural Deficit.
The Sutter County Board of Supervisors Is Set to Weigh a Significant Fiscal Year Budget Increase and New Financing for Critical Road Maintenance Vehicles at Its Upcoming Sept. 29 Meeting.
Proposed Agreements Cover Probation Officers in Schools, Behavioral-Health Facility Adjustments, Traffic Safety Grants, and Bridge and Road Improvements.
The September 29 Agenda Includes Proposals for a Mandatory Recording Surcharge, Countywide Accessory Dwelling Unit Regulations, and a Large Warehouse Project in Pleasant Grove.
A New 130,219-Square-Foot Warehouse for Holt of California on Pacific Avenue Received a Unanimous Recommendation From the Sutter County Planning Commission.
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.
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.
