A restoration is underway of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Smartsville, first built in the 1800s, to bring it back to a state where it can serve as a community center and museum for the small foothill town.
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Hard Rock International recently started a gambling literacy and education program called PlayersEdge to help players understand their own behavior, identify risks of gambling and develop positive play habits.
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The Sutter County Museum kicked off its holiday season on Saturday with its 40th annual Trees and Traditions Gala.
After cancelling the annual Christmas Luncheon for the needy and less fortunate, organizer Robin Burr said the event is back on, thanks to tremendous community support.
The deadline for candidates to file was Friday. We asked area folks if they were interested in voting in the March primaries and what issues are most important.
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump said that his personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, plans to prepare a report for the U.S. Justice Department and Congress about allegations of misconduct the former New York mayor says he uncovered during a recent trip to Ukraine.
TEHRAN, Iran – Iran released an American researcher accused of spying in exchange for an Iranian scientist convicted of violating U.S. sanctions, both sides announced on Saturday.
Just weeks after ambulance service cuts went into effect countywide, the Colusa Fire Department has come up with a solution to reduce extended response times within the city with the introduction of a basic life support alternative transport vehicle.
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In the spirt of the holiday season, the Sutter Animal Services Authority will offer discounted pet adoptions as part of their sixth annual “12 days of Christmas,” adoption promotion, which runs through Dec. 18.
Helping out: Area Lions Clubs are giving away coats today
The deadline for candidates to file was Friday. We asked area folks if they were interested in voting in the March primaries and what issues are most important.
The filing period for candidates interested in running for local seats officially closed on Friday, solidifying who will be on the ballot come March 2020 for the Primary Election.
With a storm moving through starting yesterday, it’s forecast to be a wet weekend in the Yuba-Sutter area.
federal grand jury returned a three-count indictment Thursday against a man arrested in Yuba County earlier this year for several weapons charges.
Volunteers can bring a lot to the community, whether they help those in need or pick up trash on the side of the road. Local organizations of all sorts rely on volunteer work.
An Our Lady of Guadalupe celebration will start in Yuba City with the annual procession.
WASHINGTON – After years of delays, a railroad safety system that federal regulators say could have prevented 300 deaths since 1969 is finally close to full implementation – but large gaps remain, with commuter railroads using the system on fewer than half of the tracks required by December 2020.
Michael Bloomberg says he’s the only one who can knock off President Donald Trump – and denied trying to buy his way to the White House.
WASHINGTON – A member of Saudi Arabia’s Air Force opened fire with a handgun at a naval base in Florida, leaving three victims dead and several people injured.
Alfred Benjamin says he’ll never forget hearing about Pearl Harbor being bombed 78 years ago today.
The arraignment of an Olivehurst man charged with a 2017 murder was continued to next week after the defendant’s hired private council requested Thursday’s hearing in Yuba County Superior Court be delayed.
Dogs provide so much to their owners, from endless loyalty to unconditional love…and reading fluency?
The laying of the deck of the Fifth Street Bridge near Second Street in Yuba City, initially planned to take place this week, has been tentatively rescheduled for Monday due to rainy conditions at the construction site, according to project manager Mehrdad Varzandeh.
As he and his classmates stood at attention on the blacktop ahead of Thursday’s marching drills, Elijah Hanson, a Yuba City High School senior, was surprised with a new red, white and blue ribbon to add to his uniform – a special award given to students who have enlisted to serve their count…
‘A Tuna Christmas’
The Yuba-Sutter Oratorio Society will present its 81st annual performance of Handel’s ‘Messiah’ Sunday at 4 p.m.
LOS ANGELES – California regulators on Thursday pulled the emergency brake on insurers fleeing California’s fire zones.
Recology Yuba-Sutter is the latest business to join the Yuba-Sutter Chamber of Commerce’s Champion Circle, which is a group of businesses and individuals who have made a significant annual financial investment in support of the chamber’s initiatives, programs and projects.
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court meets Friday to consider for the first time whether the Constitution gives homeless people a right to sleep on the sidewalk.
The Sutter County Museum will host its 40th annual Trees and Traditions Gala this weekend.
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WASHINGTON – The House Judiciary Committee took a major step Wednesday toward defining how it could craft articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, encompassing both the president’s alleged abuse of power in the Ukraine scandal and obstruction of justice stemming from the Russi…
Not guilty pleas were submitted on behalf of a homeless man facing seven felony counts and a handful of enhancements and allegations related to a shooting at a homeless camp in Yuba City.
An arrest was made in connection with a 2017 murder on Wednesday, according to a press release from the Marysville Police Department.
The Yuba City Council unanimously voted 5-0 to re-elect Mayor Shon Harris for another term as mayor at a council meeting Tuesday night.
It’s going to be another busy year for the Yuba-Sutter Toys for Tots program as they gear up to ensure an estimated 1,800 children within the two counties have a happy holiday season.
A public information session is being hosted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers next week to educate the public about the work being done to clean up former Camp Beale, Northwest and West Central Combined Use Areas.
A Yuba County homeless woman charged with the first-degree murder of a homeless man is scheduled for a Jan. 8 pre-hearing conference.
Due to wet weather, the Wheatland Street Fair, originally set to happen this Friday, Dec. 6, is rescheduled for Friday, Dec. 13.
A Sutter County woman charged as an accessory to murder waived her right to a preliminary hearing during a pre-preliminary hearing Wednesday in Sutter County Superior Court.
A group of local and resident artists will showcase their art work at The Theater Art Gallery, with a kickoff set for this evening.
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With rain in the forecast this weekend, it’s only fitting that the theme of this year’s Marysville Christmas parade is “Nautical or Nice.”
Yuba City has seen a dwindling number of residential building permits issued in recent years due to the costs associated with development – impact fees, land costs, etc. The slowdown isn’t just an issue with residential either, it’s been across the board with all new development.
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A group of local and resident artists will showcase their art work at The Theater Art Gallery, with a kickoff set for Thursday evening.
DWR announces SWP allocation
With nine ceremonies scheduled for Dec. 14, approximately 3,900 wreaths have been purchased that will be laid on the graves of veterans in Yuba-Sutter-Colusa as part of Wreaths Across America, according to coordinator Cindy Languell.
A homeless man who was living in a homeless camp in Yuba City was arrested in connection to a shooting at the camp on Monday that left two people injured, according to Sutter County Undersheriff Scott Smallwood.
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Festivities are planned across Colusa County this weekend to kick off the holiday season, starting with the annual Christmas Tyme in Colusa on Friday.
An Olivehurst man was arrested by Yuba County Sheriff’s deputies after shooting at his neighbor’s house while they were home, according to a press release from Yuba County Sheriff’s Office public information officer Leslie Carbah.
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WASHINGTON – Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee released the report of their two-month investigation into President Donald Trump’s conduct toward Ukraine on Tuesday, concluding that “the evidence of the President’s misconduct is overwhelming.”
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