Meet Your Juke Box Heroes

Foreigner Returns to Northern California with a Hit-Packed Night of Unforgettable Anthems Read More »

CHP Unleashes Six New K-9 Teams

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) graduated six newly trained K-9 teams May 22 at its West Sacramento K-9 training facility, marking a significant step in bolstering public safety across the state. Read More »

CHP Expands Ranks With 133 New Officers

More than 360 officers have been sworn in so far in 2025 as the department continues a statewide push to enhance public safety Read More »

Sutter Buttes Garden Club Works to Beautify the City

The Sutter Buttes Garden Club received a $1,500 grant from the Yuba/Sutter Community Foundation last fall to replant some of the roses in the William Conkey Memorial Rose Garden. Read More »

Supporting California’s Salmon Supply

Governor Newsom announces upgrades to 21 fish hatcheries to boost salmon populations Read More »

High Wheelers Knock Inaugural Season Out of the Park

After much anticipation, the Yuba-Sutter High Wheelers knocked their inaugural season out of the park on Tuesday, May 20, at the newly renovated Bryant Field in Marysville. Read More »

Myths About Organ Donation Explained

With last month being Donate Life Month, it’s a good time to clear up some misconceptions that hold many residents back from being organ donors. Read More »

Beale Air & Space Expo Returns

Historic Show After Seven-Year Hiatus Read More »

Bulldogs Fall Short in Playoffs

The Gridley Bulldogs baseball season ends against the West Valley Eagles. Read More »

2025 Community Awards Winners

The City of Oroville is pleased to announce the winners of three major community awards designed to honor the pride and stewardship of local individuals. Read More »

Time for Teddy Bear Check Ups

Stuffed toys of all kinds (not just Teddy Bears) made it to the 26th annual Teddy Bear Clinic at the Gridley Medical Specialty Center on May 15. Read More »

‘America’s Best Restaurants’ Features Railhouse

Gridley’s own Railhouse Pub & Grill was nominated for America’s Best Restaurants TV show. The show’s crew showed up on May 19. Read More »

Council Appoints New Permanent City Manager

At the May 21 meeting, the Live Oak City Council announced the selection of a new permanent city manager, Benjamin Moody. The approved employment contract is for a term of three years with a total annual compensation amount of $210,000. Read More »

Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program at Risk

The Low-income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is facing its most significant threat since its inception over 40 years ago. Read More »

Gridley Promotes Two City Employees

Two Gridley employees were recognized at the Gridley City Council meeting on May 19. Read More »

Quota Club Honors High School Scholars

Forty-six scholars from Gridley, Biggs and Live Oak High schools, along with principals and counselors, gathered for the annual Quota Scholarship Luncheon on May 16 at the Veteran’s Memorial Hall. Read More »

Newsom Funds Millions to Reduce Youth Homelessness

Continuing California’s success in reducing homelessness in youth, Governor Gavin Newsom and the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) announced May 23 $56 million awards to help 52 California counties provide housing and supportive services to young adults at risk of homelessness. Read More »

State-Specific Tools Highlight Small Business Tax Deduction Benefits

The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), the nation’s leading small business advocacy organization, has released two new digital tools to help small business owners, policymakers and the public in California. Read More »

Data Shows Slowing Decline in Overall School Enrollment

On May 21, the California Department of Education released 2024 to 2025 school enrollment data on DataQuest (https://dq.cde.ca.gov/dataquest/), showing that the decline in public school enrollment has begun to slow. Read More »

California Residents Paying Nearly Double for Power since 2015

California has seen the second largest increase in energy costs, with a 74% increase between 2015 and 2023. Read More »

California Exceeds Four Million Myshake App Downloads

During Earthquake Preparedness Month, Governor Gavin Newsom announced on April 25 a major milestone: the MyShake app, which alerts Californians before an earthquake begins, has surpassed 4 million downloads, the equivalent of more than 10% of the state. Read More »

High Hopes and Big Swings

Yuba-Sutter High Wheelers Kick Off Spring Training at Bryant Field Read More »

Confessions of a Red Suspender’s Day Jail Inmate

Following a time-honored tradition, Red Suspender’s Day kicked off with the “Unjustice Court.” Read More »

Fires and Housing Hot Topics in Biggs

The May 13 Biggs City Council meeting started with recognition of retiring City Accountant Roy Seiler. Mayor James “Bo” Sheppard praised Seiler’s 15 years of dedication and professionalism in his service to the community. Read More »

Bulldog Softball Clinch Bye in Thriller

The Gridley Bulldogs softball team held strong and performed in an important game against the Orland Trojans. Read More »

Late Surge Lifts Lassen Over Gridley

The Gridley Bulldogs baseball team lost in their second-round matchup against the Lassen Grizzlies. Read More »

Children’s Hope Shines Light on Foster Care Awareness Month

Celebrating 25 Years of Hope, Healing and Home Read More »

Orchard Hospital Updates Swing Bed Program

Orchard Hospital staff showed off the newly renovated East wing on May 13. Read More »

Memorial Day Ceremony Features Col. Glen Brady

In honor of our nation’s fallen servicemen and women and in recognition of those still serving, the Gridley-Biggs Military Veterans Court of Honor Committee invites area residents to join the annual Memorial Day Ceremony and observances on May 26. Read More »

Butte College to Celebrate 56th Annual Commencement Ceremony May 30

Butte College will confer 1,699 degrees and celebrate a distinct group of 1,349 graduates during its 56th Annual Commencement Ceremony on Friday, May 30, at 7 p.m. Read More »

Everybody Loves Red Suspenders Day

It was a perfect day for the annual Red Suspender’s Day celebration, and it was very well attended. Read More »

Whatcha Gonna Do May 31? Come see Pablo Cruise!

Fans of the early ’70s/late ’80s California sun and surf sound will be in for a treat to hear that the platinum-selling pop/rock group Pablo Cruise will perform at the Hard Rock Casino on May 31. Read More »

Up Stream from Here

New Salmon Releases to Support Populations Read More »

Concert Celebrates Classics

The Sutter Buttes Family Orchestra devoted its May concert to iconic and beloved classical works by Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi, Brahms, Handel and Beethoven. Read More »

Rep. LaMalfa Announces Winner of 2025 Congressional Art Competition

On May 6, Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) announced the winner of the Spring 2025 Congressional Art Competition. Anderson Union High School Senior, Neo Garcia, won for her piece “Fools Gold.” Read More »