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The Arbuckle Golf Club was bustling with excitement on Friday morning as the Arbuckle Revitalization Committee hosted their inaugural golf tournament.
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With the intent of helping local foster children attend summer camp, a women’s motorcycle club hosted a rabbit run last month.
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Yuba City resident Robert Osborne said he has fond memories of when his father brought him home from the hospital in his 1965 Cadillac Coupe deVille -- a car that was three years old when he was born.
Bank of Feather River was recently classified as a “Super Premier Performing” bank by the Findley Reports on Financial Institutions based on its 2020 operating results.
The Yuba City Police Department arrested a Yuba City man last week for allegedly sexually assaulting two minors 12 years ago while the man lived with the family of the victims.
Soroptimist International of Marysville-Yuba City hosted a Mission Restoration Supply Drive on Wednesday and a member said the group likely met, and possibly exceeded, its goal for the event.
The Yuba City Police Department announced that the Yuba City Downtown Business Association has been given permission to close down streets next weekend for the Spring Music Festival.
As of late Friday there were still appointments available for the county-sponsored vaccination clinic planned for today (Saturday), according to Yuba County Director of Public Health Homer Rice.
In the wake of Marysville Police Sgt. Greg Parks’ death last month, Back the Badge Yuba-Sutter was looking for a way to honor his memory and raise money for his family.
A community garden was recently established in Sutter that will provide produce to the Yuba-Sutter Food Bank to assist area residents in need.
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A number of projects are either underway or under review that will bring new businesses to Marysville and Yuba City.
After three days of jury selection, the trial of a Yuba City man charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon began Friday with opening arguments and witnesses being called.
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Caltrans crews are set to work on a number of road projects in the region this coming week.
This weekend’s county-sponsored COVID-19 vaccine clinic still had about half of the allotted appointment still open for registration as of Thursday afternoon.
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With there seeming to be a light at the end of the COVID-19 pandemic tunnel, local events are starting to be planned.
Members of the Protect Our South Sutter Environment (POSSE) are raising concerns over a recent truck yard study conducted on behalf of Sutter County meant to look at the operational effects of truck yards — both current and proposed — in south Sutter County.
The Pacific Gas and Electric Company is encouraging Californians thinking of starting projects that require digging to call 811 first to ensure underground utility lines are marked in advance.
The University of California Cooperative Extension Sutter-Yuba Master Gardener tomato plant sale will take place on April 17.
Live Oak resident Damian Wagner is a college student taking classes online. He went from table to table with Micah Henry, of Live Oak, at the Yuba-Sutter Job Fair on Thursday. Henry said he has a job but was there to support Wagner in his search. After stopping at a few tables, Wagner said n…
Many services or resources people rely on require some sort of internet connection to obtain within the past 12 months due to the pandemic.
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While COVID-19 case numbers have improved since the winter season in the Yuba-Sutter area, case counts continue to fluctuate, according Dr. Homer Rice, director of Yuba County Public Health.
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The Yuba City-based band Cadillac Ride is gearing up to play their first show next week after the COVID-19 pandemic halted most live performances for the better part of the last 12 months.
The Salvation Army’s Del Oro Division, which serves Northern California and Northern Nevada, has provided more than a million meals and food boxes since March 2020 in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
A portion of Highway 70 just north of Marysville will be closed to motorists for a few days this weekend as Caltrans works to connect the new Simmerly Slough Bridge with the highway.
In an effort to collect items for victims of human trafficking and raise awareness about the issue, Soroptimist International of Marysville-Yuba City hosted a Mission Restoration Supply Drive on Wednesday in Yuba City.
A Marysville Police Officer who hit a suspect with their patrol vehicle during a pursuit in May 2020 is no longer with the department, according to Lt. Adam Barber.
Pepsi Beverages Company donated 9,600 bottles of water to the Yuba County Office of Education to help keep students hydrated through the end of the school year.
One of three men allegedly involved in an attempted homicide in Oregon House last month appeared in Yuba County Superior Court on Wednesday for his arraignment on 11 felony counts.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently took action to provide $1 billion per month in additional food assistance to an estimated 25 million people in very low-income households participating in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
With his wealth further fueled by massive gains made amid the global coronavirus pandemic, Jeff Bezos retained the top spot on Forbes annual billionaire’s list.
Dr. Sarah Van Orman treads carefully around the word “normal” when she describes what the fall 2021 term will look like at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles and other colleges nationwide.
Very rare blood clots found in patients who tend to be women younger than 60 may have a “possible link” to AstraZeneca’s COVID vaccine, the European Union’s drug regulator said Wednesday.
Former Vice President Mike Pence on Wednesday launched an advocacy group to promote his agenda and defend the Trump administration’s record, a signal that he’s moving toward a 2024 presidential bid.
WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden, anticipating intense negotiations with Congress over his infrastructure and jobs plan, said Wednesday that he was willing to compromise but would not slow his push for one of the most bold and expensive proposals in recent years.
MINNEAPOLIS – A partial pill found in the back of a Minneapolis police squad at the intersection where George Floyd died tested positive for fentanyl and methamphetamine along with Floyd’s DNA, according to combined testimony Wednesday from forensic scientists in Derek Chauvin’s murder trial.
WASHINGTON – Another budget reconciliation bill is likely on the horizon, and Democrats are eyeing the measure as a vehicle for a policy priority long mired in partisan disagreement: immigration overhaul.
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on Tuesday that California will move away from its tier system on June 15 and fully reopen the state’s economy.
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The outer structure of the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints facility in Yuba City is taking shape as crews continue to piece together what will become the Feather River California Temple.
Colusa County advanced to the orange, moderately restrictive tier of the state’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy system last week, allowing more businesses to reopen and increased capacities and operations for those already open.
The University of California Cooperative Extension hosted a drive-by field visit for cover crop demonstration plots on Tuesday in Colusa.
A Santa Monica man was arrested late Monday night in connection to a robbery that occurred at the Foothill Ace Hardware store in Oregon House.
The National Weather Service Sacramento announced a “SafePlaceSelfie Day” campaign planned for today meant to encourage organizations and the public to know where their safe locations are when hazardous weather threatens.
In keeping with the spirit of the holiday, a community tradition was brought back to life on Saturday as several Easter egg hunts were held around Colusa County.
LOS ANGELES – California is aiming to fully reopen its economy June 15 – the clearest end date eyed for restrictions that have besieged businesses and upended daily life throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
WASHINGTON – Capitol Police Officer William “Billy” Evans will lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda on April 13, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer announced Tuesday.
WASHINGTON – Earmarks appeared less likely to find their way into President Joe Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure proposal after White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Monday that states and localities will have to apply for pieces of the funding from the plan.
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