The horses are shedding, the ground is warming, and the wind is blowing blossom petals across the landscape. I guess that means spring is headed our way. Good news for water users in the Corning Water ...
The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) is announcing the availability of up to $120 million for Forest Health projects that address extreme disturbance events ...
ORLAND — Janet Wackernan will step up to acting city manager to fill a vacancy created by the surprise announcement of City Manager Joe Goodman’s sudden leave of absence. The Orland City Council voted ...
Office of Emergency Services (OES) has implemented a new emergency alerting system, Glenn Alerts. Glenn Alerts is powered by Rave-Smart911and will replace the ...
GLENN COUNTY – Glenn County's first annual Weekend of Wellness will take place March 13-15, focusing on whole person wellness. The event, organized by Glenn2Greatness, will offer free or low-cost ...
There will be little drama in Yuba and Sutter counties in the upcoming election to fill several elected positions with less than a handful of contested races on the June ...
The Tehama County Flood Control and Water Conservation District will hold two public outreach meetings to provide information and updates on sustainable groundwater management. Please see location ...
After Rep. Doug LaMalfa died Jan. 6, necessitating a special election to fill the remainder of his term in California’s 1st Congressional District, the first person to declare his candidacy was state ...
Recent cases as reported by the Tehama County District Attorney’s Office. Unless otherwise indicated, all of the following convictions were the result of a plea of guilty or no contest by the ...
Would you love to grow roses but you only have a patio, apartment balcony, or not much space left after all your other flowers? Maybe your soil is that hard-to-dig-in ...
On March 11, 1929, readers of The Appeal-Democrat were treated to a report of a march of more than 1,000 members of a Sacramento organization through the streets of Marysville.
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Human determination will remain in Yuba-Sutter journalism as reporters compete with AI ‘bots’
About a week before accepting the editor position at The, I had a bizarre experience at my previous reporting job in Sacramento. It was a Saturday afternoon and I ...
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