Errors Haunt London Loss

The River Valley Falcons softball team beat the Live Oak Lions in a cross-section matchup on Thursday, March 26 in a 9-5 victory. Read More »

Legacy Subdivision Environmental Review Approved

The Gridley City Council has approved an agreement to begin environmental review for the proposed Legacy Subdivision, a large residential development planned on the city’s edge. Read More »

Marking Sutter County Where Our History Happened

The stories were already there, written into the landscape of Sutter County, waiting to be brought into view. On March 25, Sutter Union High School Future Business Leaders of America gave those stories a voice, anchoring them in the places where they happened. Read More »

Biggs Softball Sweeps Tourney and Wins 14th Straight

The Biggs Wolverines softball team went 5-0 and won the 2026 Wolverine Classic that was held from March 26-28. Read More »

Biggs Council Advances Lump Sum Payments

The City Council on March 24 approved agreements granting one‑time lump‑sum payments to both represented and unrepresented employees, extending labor terms through June while the city continues to work through a delayed budget review. Read More »

Assembly Republicans Push Cost Relief as Families Get Squeezed

California families are paying more for gas, housing and everyday basics, and Assembly Republicans has announced a package of bills focused on lowering costs for working families across the state. Read More »

Six in Ten Drivers Struggle with Headlight Glare

New survey finds that glare is worsening and affecting drivers, raising concerns about safety Read More »

Grant Program to Advance Forestry Science and Stewardship

The California State Board of Forestry and Fire Protection’s Effectiveness Monitoring Committee announced the opening of the committee’s annual EMC Grant Program, inviting research proposals to help shape the future of forestry and natural resource management across California. Read More »

Sutter County Names Art Winners

The Sutter County Board of Supervisors recognized four winners in its annual drawing contest, which invited residents to illustrate “Your Favorite Place in Sutter County.” Read More »

United Way Postpones Annual Soiree

The Yuba Sutter Colusa United Way has postponed its Annual Elegant Soiree, originally scheduled for April 10, citing unforeseen circumstances that affected planning for the event. Read More »

Planning Commission Seats Open in Gridley

The City of Gridley is seeking residents to fill three vacancies on the Planning Commission and is now accepting letters of interest. Read More »

Gridley Council Updates Committee Assignments

Gridley City Council members finalized committee assignments earlier this month, making only slight changes to representation on regional boards while leaving most appointments unchanged. Read More »

Butte County Urges Action for Peach Growers

The Butte County Board of Supervisors is urging state and federal action as Northern California cling peach growers face a market collapse tied to the closure of Del Monte’s Modesto cannery. Read More »

Free Cleanup Day Set for May 2 in Live Oak

Live Oak residents can dispose of household waste and recyclable materials during a free community cleanup day scheduled for Saturday, May 2. Read More »

Schohr Earns State FFA Honor

Joseph Schohr of Gridley FFA earned top honors at the 2026 California FFA State Conference, where he was named the State Proficiency Winner in Beef Production Entrepreneurship. Read More »

Easter Events Set Across Region

Communities across the region are preparing for a full schedule of Easter events, with activities beginning in late March and continuing into early April. Read More »

Council Approves Raise for City Administrator

The Gridley City Council on March 16 approved a pay raise for City Manager Elisa Arteaga, adopting an amended employment agreement following a recent performance review. Read More »

Children’s Faire Set for April 11

Valley Oak Children’s Services will host its annual Children’s Faire on Saturday, April 11, bringing families and community organizations together in downtown Chico. Read More »

Gridley Cars and Coffee Set for March 28

Car enthusiasts and community members will gather Saturday, March 28, for a morning of conversation and classic vehicles at Gridley Cars and Coffee. Read More »

10 Basketball Athletes Recognized on YSBC All-Area Basketball Team

As the 2025-26 basketball season concluded for the CIF, it’s time to reflect and recognize boys and girls athletes that have shined throughout the basketball season. Read More »

Families Connect at Resource Day

amilies gather March 7 at the Gridley Library during Valley Oak Children’s Services’ Family Resource Day, where local organizations shared materials and services and author Jacob Davenport met with children and signed copies of his book “Cat, Cat, Cat, Where is that Cat?” Read More »

City Debates Sidewalk Safety Needs

Infrastructure improvement projects took center stage during both a special workshop and the Gridley City Council’s regular meeting on March 16, as city officials weighed priorities for sidewalks, safety upgrades and long-term grant funding opportunities. Read More »

Street Food Festival Returns April 17

The City of Live Oak Parks and Recreation Department will host its third annual Street Food Festival on Friday, April 17, bringing food vendors, music and family activities back to Broadway Street. Read More »

Then and Now: Gridley Museum’s Photo Contest

Shown is a historic Gridley building in its prime back “Then”. Based off this photograph, where was this building and what is located there “Now”? Read More »

Biggs and Gridley Baseball Light Up the Scoreboard in Wins

The Biggs and Gridley baseball teams ended the weekend with high-hitting performances that resulted in wins for both clubs. Read More »

A Carnegie Vision, 110 Years Later

Historic building reflects civic effort, regional legacy Read More »

Local Writer Featured at Luncheon

Author Steven T. Callan will speak at the Colusi County Historical Society’s April 18 luncheon, where he will discuss his latest novel, "The Outlaw from Newville." Read More »

State Treasurer Honored with Champion of Agriculture Award

In recognition of her long record of advocacy for California farmers, ranchers and rural communities, California State Treasurer Fiona Ma has been honored with the Champion of Agriculture Award. Read More »

California Announces $23M for Fresh Food Access

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a $23 million investment to expand access to fresh California-grown fruits and vegetables for residents who receive food assistance through CalFresh, the Women, Infants and Children program and the Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program. Read More »

Then and Now: Gridley Museum’s Photo Contest

Shown is a historic Gridley building in its prime back “Then”. Based off this photograph, where was this building and what is located there “Now”? Read More »

Biggs Dominates Maxwell Softball Tournament

Biggs’ softball team ran the table last weekend outscoring its opponents 23-1 over the three games to lay claim to the tournament championship in Maxwell last weekend. Read More »

Redwood Pavilion Takes Shape

A redwood pavilion has quickly taken shape behind Sacred Heart Parish Hall in Gridley. Read More »

Knights of St. Patty’s

The Knights of Columbus St. Mary’s Council #12527 held their 27th annual St. Patrick’s Day Dinner on Saturday, March 14. Read More »

Fat, Fat Jehoshaphat Musical

On Sunday, March 22, Kids Choir will present the spring musical “Fat, Fat Jehoshaphat” at Gridley Christian Church at 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Read More »

Guys and Dolls Draws Sold Out Crowd

Months of rehearsal paid off as a sold-out crowd enjoyed the GHS Drama Club’s presentation of “Guys and Dolls” on Thursday, March 12. For Friday’s performance, the cast performed with energy and expression despite a long day of band competition at Butte College. Read More »