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Marysville Business Owners Maintain Steady Business Despite Obstacles
MARYSVILLE, CA (MPG) - It’s not that simple to blame lack of business, if any, on the June 15 Hotel Marysville Fire and its surrounding traffic issues. There are many other variables that are cause for concern for Marysville business owners, such as the rising price of commercial insurance and PG&E rates which have nearly doubled and even tripled, according to one business owner.
Big Loss for Indians in ‘Big-Little Game’
MARYSVILLE, CA (MPG) - Stands were packed Friday night as fans gathered for a game 15years in the making that pitted cross-town rivals against each other at Marysville High School’s "War Field". The Marysville Indians hosted the Yuba City Honkers in the first “Big Little Game” to be played...
Next step in Hotel Marysville’s future to be decided after Sept. 6 hearing
After more than two months since a fire ripped through the historic Hotel Marysville in Downtown Marysville, city leaders are still trying to figure out a way to quickly abate the dilapidated structure that officials say poses an immediate threat to the health and safety of residents. To help achieve that goal, an administrative hearing has been planned at 9 a.m. on Sept. 6 at City Hall to ...
September To Remember at the Marysville Art Club
MARYSVILLE, CA (MPG) - It’s our “yearly” fundraiser and you’re all invited to come and bring a guest. This year marks 111 years of the forming of our club. This year's theme is a “September to Remember” and our yearly tea fundraiser will be held on Saturday, Sept. 7 at the Art Club located at 420 10th St.
YCOE readies new Adult and Career Technical Education building for students
When the director of alternative education for the Yuba County Office of Education (YCOE), Ken Hamel, went through high school, you were either on the academic path, which was supported, or you were a shop kid, which he said was not really supported. “Ironically, I had no interest in academics at all. I was interested in metal shop and auto shop and so I entered the auto body collision and ...
Star Bend Boat Ramp reopens for Labor Day weekend
After being closed for over a month, the Star Bend Boat Ramp near Plumas Lake officially reopened on Friday just in time for Labor Day weekend. The Yuba County Sheriff’s Office Marine Patrol performed an inaugural boat launch Friday morning to celebrate the ramp’s reopening and the completion of a sediment removal project two months ahead of schedule. In 2018, Sutter Butte Flood Control Agency ...
Rackerby resident expresses concerns over neighbors dogs after his gets attacked
RACKERBY, Calif. - Jason Steele moved from Texas to Rackerby a decade ago. For a better part of that decade, Steele has lived off Vierra Road with his two dogs. But recently, Steele says one of his neighbors is letting a pack of aggressive dogs run loose. "Just in the last week, the dogs have been packing up over there, and attacking...Getting into my trash on a daily basis at night."
Families plead for answers in the mystery of the Yuba County Five almost 50 years later
YUBA COUNTY, Calif. — The Plumas National Forest has held the mystery of the Yuba County Five for almost 50 years. Their disappearance has puzzled people around the world. The five men, who lived with intellectual disabilities, were known as "the boys." They were Ted Weiher, Jack Huett, Bill Sterling, Jack Madruga and Gary Mathias.
Santa Clara Kaiser Among Top Hospitals for Treating Heart Attacks, Strokes
Kaiser Permanente Northern California’s hospitals are rated among the best in the nation for treating heart attacks, strokes, and other medical conditions, according to a study released by U.S. News & World Report in mid-July. Kaiser Permanente Northern California hospitals are recognized as “high-performing” in U.S. News & World...
California lawmakers seek more time to consider energy proposals backed by Newsom
Democratic lawmakers in the California Assembly are pushing back against a last-minute effort by Gov. Gavin Newsom to pass proposals aimed at cutting energy costs for Californians and reducing gas price spikes at the pump.They say they need more time to weigh the impacts. The pushback means the state Legislature might head to a special session this year after the legislative deadline to wrap up the session on Saturday. Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas said his members are "on the same page" as Newsom about the need to prioritize lowering energy bills for Californians. But details of the proposals weren't released...
New cannabis cafe bill heads to governor’s desk
California is on the verge of a potential shift in its cannabis industry, as the state Legislature has passed a bill that could pave the way for cannabis cafes where patrons can enjoy both cannabis and a meal. The proposed legislation, Assembly Bill 1775, which now awaits Governor Gavin Newsom’s signature, would allow cities to authorize dispensaries to serve food and nonalcoholic drinks, and even host live entertainment, alongside the consumption of cannabis products.
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