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Hundreds of City Workers, Union Members, Cardroom Employees Protest Attorney General Bonta

Oct 22, 2025 02:41PM ● By California Gaming Association News Release

The proposed regulations are unnecessary and punitive, as the games are lawful under California law and have been operating for decades.

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Titans 14U Destroy Jr. Falcons

Oct 22, 2025 10:51AM ● By Randall Huff

This past Saturday our 14u Gridley Titans played their final home game of their Titan career.

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12U Titans Handle Central Valley Falcons

Oct 22, 2025 10:43AM ● By Aaron Lumsden

The 12U Gridley Titans defeated the Central Valley Falcons this past weekend, 27 – 0.

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Gridley 10U Titans charge onto the field football game

Victory for Titans 10U

Oct 22, 2025 10:41AM ● By Coach Jason Davis Sr.

The 7-0 10u Gridley Titans hosted the 7-0 Central Valley Jr Falcons, in the final 2025 regular season game on Saturday.

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Titans 8U Dominate

Oct 22, 2025 10:26AM ● By Dustin Terrel

The 8U Gridley Titans closed the regular season on Saturday Oct. 18 with a dominating 34-0 victory over the Central Valley Jr. Falcons at the Boneyard.

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Sacred Heart Harvest Festival Returns

Oct 22, 2025 10:19AM ● By Seti Long

As November approaches and fall sets in heavily, the Gridley area is being treated to the return of many community events that were impacted by the year 2020 and the issues it brought with it.

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Local Family Rocked by Diagnosis Needs Your Help

Oct 22, 2025 10:14AM ● By MPG Staff

Recently Biggs local Clint Owen, and his devoted wife Adrienne Owen received devastating news.

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Gridley Stays in Hunt for Westside League Title After Sweeping Oroville

Oct 22, 2025 10:08AM ● By YSBC

The Gridley Bulldogs girls volleyball team defeated the Oroville Tigers in straight sets (25-14, 25-8,25-20) on Oct. 14.

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Biggs Lights Fuse on New Fireworks Ordinance

Oct 22, 2025 09:40AM ● By Susan Meeker

The Biggs City Council on Oct. 14 unanimously approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 441, introducing long-overdue updates to the city’s fireworks and weapons regulations, the first major revision in decades.

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Oroville Announces Funding for New Public Mural and Mural Restorations

Oct 22, 2025 09:32AM ● By City of Oroville News Release

The City of Oroville is inviting local artists to help shape the city’s visual landscape through new funding available for public art projects.

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Gridley Reflects on First-Year of Flag Football

Oct 22, 2025 09:24AM ● By YSBC

The Gridley Bulldogs girls flag football team concluded the first regular season of the program when they played at Oakmont on Wednesday, Oct. 22.

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Gridley Files Second Receivership on Virginia Street

Oct 22, 2025 09:17AM ● By Susan Meeker

The City of Gridley filed a court petition last week seeking oversight of the warehouse at 390 Virginia Street, one of two industrial properties owned by the same party that have long drawn complaints for blight, safety hazards and unauthorized encampments.

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Participants in St. Vincent de Paul's "Friends of the Poor Walk" encourage awareness of food insecurity

“Friends Of the Poor Walk” Supports Local Families

Oct 22, 2025 09:14AM ● By Cindy Scott

For the last nine years, the volunteers at St. Vincent de Paul (SVDP) food closet in Gridley have helped community members with food and financial assistance

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Honor Your Lost Loved Ones This Dia de los Muertos

Oct 22, 2025 09:11AM ● By Seti Long

The Gridley community welcomes back the annual Dia de los Muertos celebration for its fifth consecutive year

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Council Takes Steps Toward Cost Savings

Oct 22, 2025 09:07AM ● By Shaunna Boyd

At the Live Oak City Council meeting on Oct. 15, resident Dale Carlson submitted a written public comment discussing his concerns about the city’s precarious financial position due to what he called a pattern of “reckless spending.”

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Harvest Festival Brings Fall Fun to Christian Life Assembly

Oct 22, 2025 09:00AM ● By Cindy Scott

The Trunk or Treat Harvest Festival at Christian Life gathers community members to celebrate the fall season

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Butte College Awarded $5.4 Million in TRIO Student Support Grants

Oct 22, 2025 08:55AM ● By Butte College News Release

Butte-Glenn Community College District has received four federal TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) grants totaling $5.4 million to enhance services for students through the 2029–2030 academic year.

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Pump Prices Rise Slightly after Southern California Refinery Fire

Oct 21, 2025 10:18AM ● By American Automobile Association News Release

As autumn sets in, the national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline has dropped to $3.11 from the $3.15 average two weeks ago, as of Oct. 9.

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Supervisors Greenlight Bi-County Ambulance Contract Negotiations

Oct 20, 2025 05:44PM ● By Susan Meeker

The Boards of Supervisors for Yuba and Sutter counties have authorized the Sierra-Sacramento Valley Emergency Medical Services Agency to begin negotiating new contracts with Bi-County Ambulance, the region’s exclusive emergency transport provider.

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Butte County Invites Palermo Residents to Community Meeting on Flooding Solutions

Oct 17, 2025 04:08PM ● By Butte County Department of Water & Resource Conservation News Release

The Butte County Department of Water and Resource Conservation invites Palermo residents to attend a Community Outreach Meeting on Wednesday Oct. 22 at 6 p.m. to review the results of the Palermo Drainage Master Plan and discuss next steps to reduce flooding in the area.

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12U Titans Lose to Las Plumas

Oct 15, 2025 11:03AM ● By Aaron Lumsden

The 12U Gridley Titans faced the 12U Las Plumas Thunderbirds this past weekend and were defeated 36 – 0.

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Titans 10U Topple Thunderbirds

Oct 15, 2025 10:58AM ● By Jason Davis

Gridley Titans were home this past Saturday, to take on Las Plumas Jr Thunderbirds.

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Titans 8U Down Thunderbirds

Oct 15, 2025 10:51AM ● By Dustin Terrel

The 8u Gridley Titans hosted the Las Plumas Jr. Thunderbirds on Sunday and were unable to come away with a victory, losing 20-26.

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California Prepares for Extreme Weather Swings as New Water Year Begins

Oct 15, 2025 10:42AM ● By California Department of Water Resources News Release

While California’s climate has always swung between dry and wet conditions, the past five years have proven what climate science has predicted: California must be prepared for extreme weather events of all kinds, even simultaneous drought and flood conditions.

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Gridley Girls Tennis Shines at WSL Finals

Oct 15, 2025 10:20AM ● By MPG Staff

The Gridley Varsity Tennis team finished the 2025 season at the bottom of the Western Section League (WSL) standings, with an 0-11 record.

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Gridley Tops Orland for First Time Since 2021 in League Opener

Oct 15, 2025 10:12AM ● By YSBC

The Gridley Bulldogs football made doubters eat their words on Friday, Oct. 10 as they beat the Orland Trojans 29-26 in the opening week of Westside League play.

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Walnuts Crack Top Spot in Crop Rankings

Oct 15, 2025 10:04AM ● By Susan Meeker

Walnuts shelled the competition for the top spot in Butte County’s agriculture rankings, generating $150.3 million and outpacing almonds and rice for the first time, according to the county’s annual Crop and Livestock Report.

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Tasting 21

Oct 15, 2025 09:54AM ● By Seti Long

Quotas 21 Annual Tasting Event returns in time for fall of 2025, to be held Saturday Oct. 25.

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White Webs Haunt Happening Soon!

Oct 15, 2025 09:45AM ● By Seti Long

Instead of starting a band or building a computer in his garage, Durl White went to the dark side and started a haunted house.

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Council Discusses Options to Address “Severe” Structural Deficit

Oct 15, 2025 09:32AM ● By Shaunna Boyd

At the Oct. 1 meeting of the Live Oak City Council, a resident spoke during public comment to share plans for a citizens’ initiative in the next election.

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Gridley Sports Complex Facing Soil Snag

Oct 15, 2025 09:26AM ● By Susan Meeker

Alarmed by unstable soil conditions at Gridley’s new sports complex, city officials fear the discovery of “quicksand” beneath proposed lighting foundations could inflate construction costs and challenge what the city has budgeted for the project.

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Welcome Home Wheeler Ranch and Realty

Oct 15, 2025 09:10AM ● By Seti Long

Kari Wheeler returns to her roots with Wheeler Ranch Realty, opening the doors to her new location in hometown Biggs.

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California Secretary of State Sets the Record Straight Regarding Nov. 4 Statewide Special Election Ballot Envelopes

Oct 14, 2025 02:50PM ● By California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber News Release

On Oct. 13 California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., clarified information about Nov. 4, Statewide Special Election ballot envelopes.

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Gridley Tops Oakmont in OT Thriller

Oct 08, 2025 12:14PM ● By YSBC

The Gridley Bulldogs girls flag football team conquered their second victory of the season as they won a defensive battle against the Oakmont Vikings 12-6 on Monday, Sept. 29.

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