The unemployment rate for the Yuba-Sutter area increased by nearly seven percentage points in April compared to the month prior -- largely due to the impacts of COVID-19.
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The Saturday Farmer’s Market was back and better than ever, Market Manager Desiree Silva said.
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During these uncertain times brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, hard-working individuals need to be supported and cherished.
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SAN FRANCISCO – In the early morning of Saturday, 150 firefighters battled a massive blaze that threatened historical treasures along San Francisco's famous Fisherman's Wharf – an effort that left a firefighter injured and damaged a fire engine.
There is no public Civil War reenactment group ceremony on Monday for Memorial Day at the Marysville Historic Cemetery.
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One person died in a single-vehicle accident outside of Maxwell Thursday night, according to a release issued by the Williams area California Highway Patrol.
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Memorial Day will serve as the long-awaited soft opening for the local military museum.
The $83.6 million Simmerly Slough Bridge replacement project along Highway 70 is more than halfway done and significantly ahead of schedule, according to the California Department of Transportation.
Maybe things are getting better on the pandemic front – businesses are starting to open up again and life is slowly returning to normal… sort of.
There are several COVID-19 testing sites for the residents of the Yuba-Sutter-Colusa region to utilize free of charge.
SYRCL, safety cohort urges safety along Yuba River during holiday weekend
The Yuba City Certified Farmers Market returns today (Saturday) and will take place every Saturday through the end of September.
A homeless man pleaded no contest to one count of attempted murder and one count of first degree burglary and was sentenced to 15 years in state prison.
Man found not guilty in sex abuse trial
There will be a jury trial for an Olivehurst man accused of domestic violence.
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The city of Marysville hosted a video conference Tuesday with local leaders and business owners to discuss coming up with a COVID-19 playbook for how small businesses can survive given the challenges of the pandemic.
Bi-County Health Officer Dr. Phuong Luu addressed mental and behavioral health during her Friday briefing, citing a 50 percent increase in visits to the emergency room for crisis psychiatric care.
Local law enforcement officials are unhappy with an emergency order temporarily setting cash bail at $0 for misdemeanors and non-violent felonies. The order was put into effect last month by the Judicial Council of California in an effort to keep jail capacities down to limit the spread of t…
With the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, and the easing of restrictions for outdoor recreation areas, many area residents may opt for some outdoor time (socially-distant, of course).
The Yuba-Sutter area’s COVID-19 count Thursday remained unchanged at 68 confirmed cases for the third day in a row, while the number of people who have recovered from the virus increased by two cases.
A homeless man will have his preliminary hearing today (Friday) in Sutter County Superior Court to determine if he will be tried for the attempted murder of two other homeless men.
Jurors began deliberating late Thursday afternoon in the trial of a Marysville man charged with continuous sexual abuse of a minor.
Beale AFB encouraged to participate in Census
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While dressed up in an inflatable dinosaur costume, Shelly Diaz handed out menus to families driving through the Live Oak Unified School District’s meal distribution.
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No increase in local COVID-19 cases
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In an effort to restore legislative authority, a local legislator is seeking to end Gov. Gavin Newsom’s emergency powers.
The City of Marysville will be applying for a $450,000 Community Development Block Grant available under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, that if awarded would go toward supporting businesses and property owners.
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A certified farmers market opened for business on Wednesday outside Sutter County Museum for the first time, allowing people to get out, enjoy some fresh air and the sweet aroma of fresh, local produce.
Some of the Yuba-Sutter area’s biggest annual events have been canceled due to the COVID-19 situation, though some could still happen, depending on what the next few weeks hold.
Yuba Sutter Arts is hosting a “Wo-Manikins Art Project,” a celebration of women and the 19th Amendment, according to a press release.
A Marysville man pleaded no contest to inflicting corporal injury to a spouse or cohabitant and admitted to three special allegations included with the charge.
A search warrant served by the Sutter County Sheriff’s Office and the Special Enforcement Detail Team at a residence in the 6650 block of Sawtelle Ave., Yuba City, led to the arrest of a Live Oak man on drug and weapons charges.
The jury trial of a Marysville man charged with continuous sexual abuse of a minor resumed in Yuba County Superior Court Tuesday, two months after it began.
The Yuba Water Agency approved $3.5 million in funding to help the Olivehurst Public Utility District design new wastewater and potable water conveyance systems to serve the Sports and Entertainment Zone in Yuba County.
Rock blasting operations are scheduled to take place today (Wednesday) on the State Highway 20 project in the Timbuctoo area, according to a press release from Caltrans.
A hearing is planned next month regarding a $300,000 class action settlement between members of a local homeless union and the city of Marysville and Yuba County for their handling of encampment cleanups in 2016 and 2017.
Marysville City Council member Stephanie McKenzie has encouraged business owners and residents to attend a rally in support of reopening Northern California businesses later this week. In some cases, that might run counter to orders from the governor’s office and/or local health officials.
Colusa County Public Health is set to receive 1,000 free reusable face shields, thanks to a regional collaboration between four area public health departments, including California State University, Chico and the Chico-based digital fabrication facility Idea Fab Labs, according to a news rel…
A Rancho Cordova man had not guilty pleas entered on his behalf to charges of robbery, burglary, vehicle theft, and accessory related to the September 2019 murder of a Marysville woman.
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COVID-19 cases hold steady
A man arrested for trying to hit a sheriff’s deputy with his car, evading, and driving under the influence was released Tuesday, according to a Sutter County Sheriff’s Office press release.
Local participation increases for Census 2020
As the medical field continues to fight the coronavirus, the industry has started reopening for other patients. Locally, dental offices, chiropractors, visits to primary care physicians and elective surgeries are permitted under guidelines from the state.
Labor negotiators have been going on with Sutter County officials for nearly a year over a new contract for probation, general, supervisory and professional employees. They struck a tentative deal in March, and then the COVID-19 pandemic took hold.
A Yuba City man died after crashing his motorcycle, according to a Yuba-Sutter California Highway Patrol news release.
Two more cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Yuba-Sutter on Monday. There have been a total of 68 cases, 40 from Sutter County and 28 from Yuba County.
The Yuba-Sutter Economic Development Corporation is extending the deadline for businesses to apply to receive funds from the small business loan program set up by the city of Marysville, according to EDC President Brynda Stranix.
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