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• Body surfaces in Feather River
• Take a shot at 'The Big Three and Me'
• Land issue has Yuba City events center on hold
• Fruit juice consumption targeted in war on obesity
• Baseball buffet at A-D Park in Marysville
• Mid-Valley Memorial Day forecast: Police and precipitation
• Photo: Yuba-Sutter emergency crews salute fallen firefighter
• Campaign 2012: Former Gov. Deukmejian backs McAlister for Yuba judge
• Study could add passing lanes between Marysville and Oroville
• Briefs: Yuba supervisors back third river bridge idea
• Bruce A. Buttacavoli
• Mike Reagan: White House website gone wild
• Letter: Real-life nightmares
• Letter: Sidewalk project proves commitment
• Letter: Lindhurst students do politics well
• Police Blotter: May 25, 2012
• Births: May 23, 2012
• Animal control officer suffers minor injuries in crash; Dog OK
• Fifth-graders have fun, learn lessons at Yuba City Unified track meet
• Education Briefs
• The end is just the beginning
• Take time to reflect on Memorial Day
• Find children's books to treasure
• Classroom Notes
• Yuba City bar ready to let good times roll – again
• Support fades for California's $1 tax on cigarettes
• Campaign 2012: Three vie for Assembly District 3
• Corley tapped as interim Sutter County chief administrative officer
• Marysville Stampede rearin' up for 2-day show starting Saturday
• Yuba-Sutter full of events for Memorial Day weekend
• Briefs: Autopsy confirms man drowned in Camp Far West
• Ron Hart: Biden does Obama's bidding
• Letter: Wirtschafter a man of his word
• Letter: Fair is fair
• Letter: Voter switches to Didbal
• Guy Siverson
• Births: May 22, 2012
• Police Blotter: May 24, 2012
• Marysville tank ruptures, spilling red substance
• Lockdown at Lincoln Elementary School lifted
• Football star Donald Driver is new `Dancing' champ
• Neighbor's Favorite Recipe: Traditional Indian Chicken Curry
• Uncorked: In search of good wine
• Seasonal fava beans are very versatile
• Chicken Pibil is popular in Cancun
• Bright flavors infuse quick fish dinner
• Witnesses: Before deadly shooting, man broke woman's jaw in Olivehurst
• Tribe wants bark house in Yuba County park
• Vet says Sutter Animal Shelter conditions improved
• Heather Morrison
• Kester's crosses in Marysville
• Pet of the Week
• Yuba County supervisors extend building fee deferrals
• Yuba College professor, a Fulbright Scholar, to teach in China
• Briefs: Kidnapping a misunderstanding
• Police Blotter: May 23 2012
• Briths: May 21, 2012
• Letter: Get casino facts straight
• Letter: Shelter costs no laughing matter
• Letter: Don't judge the homeless
• Byron York: Dems want to blame Bush forever and ever
• Trial date set for suspects in New Year's Eve killing in Marysville
• Sutter boat patrols still searching for missing fisherman
• Missing kayaker’s body pulled from Yuba County reservoir
• Marvel Comics plans wedding for gay hero Northstar
• Sutter animal shelter board rejects too high bids, will revise design
• Catholics sue over birth control mandate
• Campaign 2012: Sutter supervisor candidates debate
• Mothers complain of synthetic cannabis
• Little Grass Valley Reservoir campground closes for nesting eagles
• Robin Pask
• Campaign 2012: Sutter County Superior Court judge candidate forum is tonight
• Police Blotter: May 22, 2012
• Dan Salamone
• Briefs: Shotgun ditched in Sutter County kids' backyard
• Letter: Handle disruptive students appropriately
• Letter: Taxation is theft
• Letter: Scary governmental abuse
• Thomas D. Elias: Elections will deliver 2008-10 reforms
• Police: Man tosses backpack with sawed-off shotgun inside
• Lettuce grower expands recall across nation
• Marysville man arrested twice in May on burglary charges
• Transient facing charges in Yuba County break-ins
• Police: Cameras capture man cashing bogus checks
• Pilot killed in Sutter County crop duster crash
• Olivehurst shooting scene 'was war zone'
• Photo: Calvary Christian kicks off A Grateful Nation Remembers
• Police Blotter: May 21, 2012
• Since You Asked: How do I keep my name off the DUI list? Easy...
• Briefs: Stand Down is Saturday
• Tamra Spoto
• Letter: Ramirez does great things
• Letter: Re-elect Abe
• Letter: Klotz a unique leader
• Op-Ed: American exceptionalism is alive and well
• Births: May 19, 2012
• Talk Back: Chase Marta; red-light cameras; $15 dispute
• Robert Scheer: Obama can't knock the hustle
• Amy Goodman: Veterans just say no to NATO
• Peter Funt: Hillary vice president speculation won't die
• Steven Greenhut: Gov. Brown's 'honest' budget claims are bunk
• Thomas Sowell: Is the war on race being censored?
• Joe Gandelman: Mitt Romney's definition problem
• Ann Coulter: A career in 'public service' pays well
• Letter: Poll favors casino project
• Letter: 'Majestic and moving' tribute
• Mike Reagan: Businesses must take a stand
• Our View: California universities far less appealing
• Solar eclipse will be visible in Yuba-Sutter this evening
• Campaign 2012: Yuba County supervisor faces 2 challengers
• San Francisco vote could impact Ostrom Road landfill
• Hundreds of kids enjoy Ellis Lake's Youth Fishing Derby
• Halted Marysville levee work slated to restart in June
• Skin cancer: In the nick of time
• Girl relies on rides from friend who texts and drives
• Early detection and treatment of dyslexia
• Adult tricycles offer stability to boomers and beyond
• Off Beat: A peek into Y-S mindset
• 3 men arrested in late-night Sutter County assault
• Olivehurst man arrested in neighbor's death
• State jobless rate dips slightly to 10.9 percent
• Briefs: Garamendi's Beale amendment fails
• Mary Hunt: Insurance that is too expensive
• Births: MAY 17, 2012
• Yuba City funeral for Army hero
• 1 man dead in Olivehurst neighborhood dispute
• Police Blotter: May 19, 2012
• Three Cheers Letter: Marysville more beautiful
• Letter: Marysville visitor won't return
• Three Cheers Letter: Butchie's Pool thankful
• Three Cheers Letter: Support amazing
• Thomas D. Elias: Hydrogen highway fail smell test
• Business Briefs: Guth law office adds owner, tweaks name
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Wedding: Bartell/Glover
• Life Briefs
• 60th Anniversary: Hensley
• Ex-NFL player preaches being a humble father
• What's love got to do with it?
• Tamara Konz
• You'll toast 'Girl Walks Into A Bar'
• Police seek 2 vehicles in connection with teen's death
• Fisherman who slipped into Feather River presumed dead
• Sutter County's administrative officer retiring
• ‘This place is cooler than Goodwill’
• Botulism blamed in duck deaths at Marysville's Ellis Lake
• Forecasters warn of toasty temperatures this summer
• A blockbuster IPO, but millions find Facebook foolish
• Two vehicles hit Yuba City buildings in less than 24 hours
• Sukhraj Pamma
• Photos: Yuba City students get creative at Fine Arts Festival
• Yuba City man hits friend with chair in dispute over $15
• Letter: Signs tell the story
• Letter: Is McAlister posturing?
• Letter: Experience does count
• Letter: Klotz earns my vote
• Three years in prison for Olivehurst felon with weapons
• Letter: Traffic cameras welcomed by pedestrian
• Briefs: Sinkhole repaired, Hammonton-Smartsville Road reopened
• Tina Dupuy: Why gay marriage freaks out GOP
• Births: May 15-16, 2012
• Police Blotter: May 18, 2012
• Truck crashes into Yuba City duplex
• Marysville woman facing attempted murder charge
• Botulism causing duck deaths at Ellis Lake
• Girl scalped in Corning dog attack
• Teen sitting on Jeep's window dies in Yuba County rollover
• High school students make an impact
• Brownie Troop No. 4095 serves community
• Education Briefs
• Past reflections, future hopes
• It's our time to become great
• Classroom Notes
• Children are hard-wired to be imaginative
• Soldier’s death hits close to home for several who pay tribute in Yuba-Sutter
• Deadly traffic accident in Yuba County
• Appeals court tosses indictment against Yuba-Sutter lawyer
• Billeci, Nicoletti agree in Yuba County supervisor debate
• Vehicle hits side of Yuba City eatery
• Sinister headstone on front lawn in Sutter County
• Marysville's Ellis Lake stocked for fishing derby
• Briefs: Wheatland police find $8K in drugs during traffic stop
• Suzanne Newland
• Births: May 15, 2012
• Police Blotter: May 17, 2012
• Letter: Pick these candidates
• Letter: Garamendi aids veterans
• Letter: Vote for Klotz
• Letter: Ex-candidate backs Didbal
• Sinkhole getting fixed; Road to reopen Thursday
• Fallen Yuba City soldier brought home
• So many delicious things to make with fresh mint
• Seafood pasta is a snap to make
• Olives, walnuts, capers enliven steak
• Uncorked: In defense of the rose
• Tart recipe highlights seasonal Swiss chard
• Births: May 14, 2012
• Police Blotter: May 16 2012
• Sutter County cautious on pot growing rules
• Gov. Brown stymied by budget dysfunction
• Yuba City ends red-light cameras
• Sutter County courthouse still on docket
• Marysville puts City Council agenda packets online
• Dobbins kids create state map
• Briefs: Flag line for fallen Yuba City soldier is Wednesday
• Pet of the Week
• Letter: Clean up the Bridge Street mess
• Our View: No way to fix a 'fiscal disconnect'
• Byron York: Obama biography exposes image shift
• Rick Helms
• Gold Sox 10th Anniversary Opening Night set for May 24th
• Gold Sox High School All-Metro Team Released
• Contractor's termination pushes off Highway 99 work
• Tax hikes needed for $16B budget gap, governor says
• Flag line to honor fallen Yuba City soldier on Wednesday
• Campaign 2012: Experience could decide Yuba District 3 race
• Brown's revision could have real implications for Yuba-Sutter
• No charges will be filed in death of Marysville 9-year-old
• Campaign 2012: Sutter County residents tapped as Romney delegates
• Cyndy Rendon
• Briefs: Ex-Beale commander in NASA's Astronaut Hall of Fame
• Letter: Support for Klotz
• Letter: Didbal disputes coverage
• Letter: Heredia-Sproul endorsed
• Letter: We are not a free people
• Thomas D. Elias: Voters should give Prop. 28 a try
• Luci Fisher
• Births: May 13, 2012
• Police Blotter: May 15, 2012
• Sinkhole near Beale closes Hammonton-Smartsville Road
• Suspected poachers facing charges in Yuba County
• Searchers look underwater for missing boater
• Mother's Day protest fueled by locked Yuba City temple
• Yuba City in the red with red-light camera company
• Since You Asked: Who cleans the road after a wreck?
• Briefs: Relay for Life fundraiser May 19 in Linda
• Flag line, service set for killed Yuba City soldier
• Alexis Camacho
• Births: May 12, 2012
• Police Blotter: May 14, 2012
• Letter: Huerta made me feel proud
• David Ignatius: Obama learns foreign policy on the job
• Our View: Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Our View: Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Gold Sox Youth Baseball Camp Set For June 11-13
• Mike Hubbartt: An appeal to preserve, protect the Sutter Buttes
• Susan Shaer: Support, empower the women and mothers in Afghanistan
• Ann Coulter: Elizabeth Warren dances with lies
• Amy Goodman: Coal, foreclosures and Bank of America
• Elliott Abrams: Political fortunes, not heartfelt conviction
• Connie Schultz: 'This is not something I expected to hear'
• Robert Scheer: Hope, hesitation in Obama's conversion
• Letter: Casino fears unfounded
• Steven Greenhut: Changing the world one city at a time
• Boy worries about end of the world
• 5 minute makeup
• Start living, not just surviving
• PTSD – how to regain control
• How to make the most of your doctor visit
• Marysville woman with 9 children loves being a mom
• Campaign 2012: Six vie for Sutter District 1 supervisor seat
• Governor: California's deficit balloons to $16 billion
• Beale Air Force Base Global Hawk program not dead yet
• It's sink or swim in the Yuba City Mud Run
• Rep. Herger critical of Englebright Dam removal report
• Off Beat: No laughing at LAFCO
• J.T. and Dale Talk Jobs: What can I do? Arrest just won't go away
• Animals rescued from burning home in Live Oak
• Linda man to stand trial in 3-day sex terror case
• Yuba supervisor candidate guilty of welfare fraud in 2010
• Sutter County man shot in leg outside yard
• Mom injured when car with kids inside rolls over, lands in ditch
• Briefs: Sample Yuba County ballot booklet available online
• Mike Reagan: Four years of bad ideas, hot air from Obama
• Mary Hunt: 8 tips so you can break the cycle of debt
• Births: May 9 and 10, 2012
• Police Blotter: May 12, 2012
• Letter: Romney's true colors revealed
• Letter: Support Ramirez – the qualified candidate
• Letter: Nicoletti's experience counts in these times
• Three Cheers Letter: Nicoletti appreciated by school
• TARGETED: Girl Scouts under scrutiny from Catholic bishops
• A mother who honored God
• Maxine Portugal-Mackey
• Community of Faith Briefs
• PERCEPTIONS: A mother’s love
• Mormonism grows; devotion begins in youth
• Poll: Romney leads Obama among evangelicals
• Franklin Graham: Obama shaking fist at God
• Engagement: Marquette/ Short
• Engagement: Gullett/Guild
• Wedding: McBratney/ Popejoy
• 85th Birthday: Hutchinson
• 60th Anniversary: Martin
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Life Briefs
• Yuba supervisor candidate had 2010 welfare fraud case
• Good advice comes just in time for Mother's Day
• Beale welcomes new commander
• Facebook friends aid 83-year-old Yuba City fire victim
• Six Sutter County residents indicted in unemployment scam
• Teacher-turtle team helps Yuba City students learn English
• No charges will be filed in Yuba City elder abuse case
• Briefs: Memorial to honor 1976 school choir on Saturday
• Births: May 9, 2012
• Police Blotter: May 11, 2012
• Reyna Maldonado
• Letter: Bravo to Sutter students
• Letter: 'Illegals' are stealing from U.S.
• Ron Hart: Obama puts first person forward
• Our View: The root of CSU's money woes
• Marysville Gold Sox To Host 1st Annual Sports Achievement Recognition Night
• Kidnapping charge stems from 'boot camp' drug intervention
• 3 homes cleared after natural gas leak in Marysville
• Teen arrested on suspicion of pepper-spraying CVS clerk
• Search on for missing Camp Far West boater
• Police Blotter: May 10, 2012
• Arlis Baker
• Births: May 8, 2012
• Museum takes a hands-on approach to science
• Education Briefs
• Music benefits students
• Don't read lousy books to kids
• Classroom Notes
• Catch some spring fever
• And this is how to sling mud
• Yuba County 4th candidates differ on casino, Recology’s ‘trash train’
• Grimes, Challenge post offices spared
• Our View: California businesses facing new tax hikes
• Letter: Stop with the balloons
• 2nd DUI arrest in Yuba County – in 6 days
• Pedro Award to Hands of Hope
• German discovery leads to Yuba City
• Briefs: Three arrested in Yuba City drug raid
• Letter: What about the barking dogs?
• Joe Gandelman: Some certainties about 2012 election
• UPDATE: Yuba City soldier killed in Afghanistan
• 2 arrested for smuggling meth into Yuba County Jail
• River Valley students journey to 'Oklahoma!'
• Drunken fight in Yuba City leads to elder abuse charge
• Marysville schools warn 30 of layoffs
• Willow Island homeless caught in Yuba City crossfire
• Wasabi powder adds kick to chicken
• Strawberry shortcake cookie trifle is ideal for Mother's Day
• Not your standard liver and onions
• A breakfast fit for Mom
• Stocker's plan for Yuba open spaces stalls
• Births: May 7, 2012
• Police Blotter: May 9, 2012
• Water deal sparks lawsuit in Butte County
• Pet of the Week
• Campaign 2012: Forums scheduled in next 2 weeks
• Briefs: Marysville motorcyclist breaks neck
• Jennifer Ouellette
• Letter: Chima has my vote
• Letter: Jud will be the best vote
• Letter: Colleague backs Ramirez
• Letter: Police endorse McAlister
• Letter: Stop light needed at Pease and Tierra Buena
• Byron York: Gingrich elevated GOP race
• Vehicle hits girl riding scooter in Plumas Lake
• Elementary students go to 'High School'
• Jeep rolls onto side in suspected DUI crash in Marysville
• Yuba City officer ready to flex in Chico bodybuilding event
• Homeowner foils burglars; 2 Olivehurst men arrested
• Obama's position on gay marriage questioned
• Campaign 2012: Sutter supervisor's District 4 race could be a referendum
• 1 arrested in Browns Valley gas station burglary
• Sherry Fancher
• Police Blotter: May 8, 2012
• Births: MAY 6, 2012
• Peg Greathouse
• Briefs: Sacramento man dies on Sutter Buttes hike
• Thomas D. Elias: CSU won’t stop prof’s offensive conduct
• Letter: Confident in Klotz
• Letter: Vote for Dougherty
• Letter: Didbal challenged
• Prop. 29 could crush out some smokers with tax
• Letter: Chima works for future
• Sacramento man dies during hike along Sutter Buttes
• Brush fire in Live Oak scorches grass; No injuries reported
• Sutter Energy Center recharged by contracts
• Back at you, Mom
• How to track down assistance programs for seniors
• When is it time to take Pop's keys?
• Parents clueless about son's gaming addiction
• Oroville man goes on wild chase through Yuba-Sutter area
• Corning man recovering after reported abduction
• A-D staff win state journalism awards
• Removal of Yuba City temple's icon rankles worshippers
• Since You Asked: Will Sutter clerk step back from counting ballots?
• 93,000 Californians will lose long-term unemployment aid
• Campaign signs go missing in Yuba-Sutter
• Photo: Cinco de Mayo in Yuba City
• Joe Gandelman: Campaign in 'Apocalypse Now' mode
• Our View: Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Births: May 5, 2012
• Talk Back: Central Gaither, special education students, Stevia
• Police Blotter: May 7, 2012
• Briefs: Woman accused of multiple felonies
• Juan Jose Romero
• Letter: McAlister supported
• Letter: Re-elect Nicoletti
• Letter: Elect Wirtschafter
• Letter: Casinos don't equal jobs
• Letter: Riverbend Estates challenged
• Letter: Land secretly confiscated
• Philadelphia Inquirer: Torture didn't lead U.S. to bin Laden
• Ann Coulter: TIme to deport the GOP establishment
• Robert Scheer; Faking support for the Chinese masses
• Thomas Sowell: Very ugly, very cynical and very dangerous
• Mike Reagan: Destroying the California dream
• Amy Goodman: Following the $ behind TV political ads
• Letter: Griego 'a proven leader'
• Steven Greenhut: Legislators more misguided than Occupiers
• A prom to remember in Yuba City
• Garter snakes treated better than homeless at Yuba City park site?
• State legislators running on different kind of record
• Stevia First plans sweetener plant, refinery in Sutter
• Motorcyclist sustains major injuries in Yuba County wreck
• Campaign 2012: Former Yuba County judge backs Wirtschafter
• Off Beat: Anything goes in Colusa
• Briefs: Yuba County K9 Unit demo set for May 12
• Clay Maynard: Dish has new Hopper, Joey and Tailgater
• Job Talk: Downplay your smile by making them smile
• Business Briefs: Cordi Winery to be featured in Art and Wine Social
• Business Calendar, May 6 to May 12
• 90 years of tradition at Central Gaither
• New red-light camera in Marysville riles man
• Supreme Court justices to consider police use of Tasers
• Super show from 'super moon' set for Saturday night
• Cinco de Mayo parade is Sunday in Yuba City
• Briefs: Yuba City police present seat belt use awards
• Police Blotter: May 5, 2012
• Letter: Tired of viewing Obama on TV
• Letter: Olivehurst supports Griego
• Letter: Marysville mayor supports casino project
• Three Cheers Letter: Hitting the right notes
• Three Cheers Letter: Students' walkout praised
• Thomas D. Elias: Watershed primary ahead for California
• The Bookworm Sez: Self-conscious ‘What you wear’ will make reader wear a smile
• Super Couponing Tips: Free items are not free money
• Everyday Cheapskate: Don't get tricked into buying goods
• Births: April 25, 2012 and May 3, 2012
• Obama plans to visit Reno next week
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Life Briefs
• Engagement: Loewen/ Martin
• 80th Birthday: Stone
• Engagement: Kibler/ McCumber
• Kristi Rymer
• He was restored
• Sister Shortage: Convents turn to Internet for recruitment
• Former Islamic jihadist shares his story at college
• PERCEPTIONS: Glasses
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Census: Mormons fastest growing religion, Muslims No. 2
• Methodists vote to keep stand on homosexuality
• PG&E venting natural gas Monday in Marysville
• Teen pleads no contest in New Year’s Eve shooting
• Jury awards nearly $2.5M in chicken bone lawsuit
• Yuba College diversity program runs out of money
• Asthma a common concern for Yuba-Sutter youth
• Teen arrested in Marysville cemetery vandalism case
• Mitt, Mormons brace for mean political season
• Vintage Tractor Days: Reveling in the Mid-Valley's past
• Yuba-Sutter Arts Council ramps up class, event offerings
• Yuba City officer commended for heroic act on bridge
• Briefs: Bullards Bar named one of top 100 lakes for bass
• Campaign 2012: Doughtery hosting two Yuba meet-and-greets
• Dianne Butler
• Police Blotter: May 4, 2012
• Letter: Dougherty over Abe
• David Ignatius: Politicizing the drone debate
• Our View: Politics of student loans
• Births: May 2, 2012
• Colusa man injured when wall falls on him
• Classic tale comes to life in 'Velveteen Rabbit'
• History comes alive at Sutter's Fort
• Kids clean up at Lincoln Elementary School
• Education Briefs
• Students share service in Mexico
• No money for libraries? That's criminal
• Graduation countdown is nearly over
• Classroom Notes
• Avian cholera likely culprit at Ellis Lake in Marysville
• Marysville explores development potential
• Without food or water in cell, student nearly died in San Diego
• There's room for more bicyclists in Yuba-Sutter
• Ron Hart: The scandals that keep on giving
• Our View: Majority of ‘illegals’ here to stay
• Letter: Billeci supported
• Cheslee Emery
• Police Blotter: May 3, 2012
• Births: May 1, 2012
• Rio Oso critic claims victory in fight with state over flood plan
• Briefs: Yuba-Sutter DUI patrols set for Cinco de Mayo
• Final suspect in unemployment scam arrested in Portland
• Drawn to making a mural at Lindhurst High School
• Lindhurst shooting: 'The most horrendous day'
• Thieves nab cash from Yuba City bar's ATM, jukebox
• Friend stabs Yuba City man's hand, police say
• Orchestras join with dancers for spring concert on Friday
• Power outage hits Olivehurst
• Jackie Sillman
• Chefs tackle the big cheese debate
• Uncorked: Toast the running of the Derby with horse-themed wines
• Stuffed lamb loin is perfect for Mother's Day
• Pork chops showcase zucchini
• Fresh snapper topped with potato crust brings Caribbean flavor
• Grand opening for Yuba City veterans' clinic
• Births: April 30,2012
• Police blotter: May 2, 2012
• Little population growth in Yuba-Sutter
• Drawn to making a mural at Lindhurst High School
• Political notes
• Letter: Selective levee costs tough to swallow
• Our View: Prop. 29 a bad way to fund a good cause
• Pet of the Week
• Byron York: Romney braces for 'left-wing conspiracy'
• Briefs: Heroin seized from home; 2 accused
• Jackie Sillman
• FBI arrests 5 in Yuba-Sutter unemployment, disability scam
• Bus collides with sign; Driver facing DUI charge
• Yuba medical marijuana ordinance to be heard tonight
• Lindhurst shooting: 20 years later
• Some relive pain of deadly siege, while others try to forget
• Tragedy raised security at Yuba-Sutter high schools
• Scholarship funds in victims’ honor depleted
• Sutter students shun gay activist's speech on Bible
• Lincoln Bypass may spur Wheatland annexation plans
• Valley flood plan moving to new stage of discussions
• Man narrowly escapes train collision on Marysville levee
• Terri Tomlinson
• Briefs: Civil rights leader Huerta to give talk at Yuba College
• Jake Ithurburn
• Births: April 29, 2012
• Police Blotter: May 2, 2012
• Letter: Veterinarian helps out
• Thomas D. Elias: Who will pay for pipeline fixes?
• Our View: Prop. 28 no fix for what ails Legislature
• Passenger punches driver, steals phone and purse, deputies say
• At 150, Bridgeport Covered Bridge envelops lot of history and memories
• Deputies: Linda woman escapes three days of assault in captivity
• Since You Asked: My neighbors' yard is a mess
• Alleged thief foiled after short chase in Marysville
• Births: April 27, 2012
• Police Blotter: April 30, 2012
• Letter: Chima endorsed
• David Ignatius: Assessing bin Laden's legacy
• Our View: Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Briefs: School burglarized twice in one night
• Talk Back: Duck deaths, apartment complex fire, Bullards Bar
• Tracie Sunitsch
• The often-ignored warning signs of a mini-stroke
• Take a stand for health
• Mother asks panel for help with sibling rivalry
• Get the drop on allergies – under the tongue
• Connect the dots between food, health
• Yuba-Sutter winners don’t do drugs
• Avian botulism causing duck deaths at Ellis Lake
• Finding work often hard, 'disheartening' for veterans
• OFF THE HOOK: Folsom’s special landlocked king and rainbow fishery
• Man accused of arson in Marysville school fires
• A trek up the Sutter Buttes leads you to simpler times
• Off Beat: Fighting for fish pays
• Letter: Didbal vs. Whiteaker
• Letter: Whiteaker statements challenged
• Clock ticking on Sutter Energy Center contract talks
• This Week in Local History: April 29-May 5
• Ann Coulter: Romney gets it right on illegal immigration
• Connie Schultz: An empty lot full of meaning
• Robert Scheer: Halfway through the lost decade
• Police Blotter: April 29, 2012
• Amy Goodman: The NSA is watching you
• Golden State is state-of-the-art collision center in Yuba City
• It is important to resign from your job tactfully
• Don Curlee: Easement is tool to preserve ag land
• Job Talk: Without staff, am I a manager?
• Business Briefs: Shop Local Expo slated Saturday in Marysville
• Business Calendar, through May 5
• Recreation push at Bullards Bar Reservoir in Yuba County
• Osama bin Laden: Obama's political weapon
• Bartholomews at it again in Yuba County; no arrests
• Briefs: Burn permit required in foothills starting Tuesday
• Three Cheers Letter: Act of kindness appreciated
• Three Cheers Letter: Officer impresses resident
• Three Cheers Letter: Ramos understands
• Thomas D. Ellis: Nuke plant renewals scrutinized
• Police Blotter: April 28, 2012
• Births: April 26, 2012
• The Bookworm Sez: You'll want to dig up a copy of 'Garden Wisdom'
• Everyday Cheapskate: How to determine value of collectibles
• Super Couponing Tips: Stores take expired coupons
• Marquees of faith inspire drivers
• 30th Anniversary: Smith
• Perceptions: Pygmy goats
• Weekend community calendar
• Life Briefs
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Jen Bradshaw
• Message of the Week: Making the resurrection reality
• BREAKING NEWS: Collision shuts down southbound Highway 99 lanes
• Child playing with lighter sparks apartment blaze
• You'll want to dig up a copy of 'Garden Wisdom'
• Big-rig rollover halts traffic along Highway 113
• Signs of Falcon pride at Yuba City's River Valley High
• Tenants flee east Marysville apartment building blaze
• Senate pushes Colusa County's Sites Reservoir
• Yuba City fundraiser held for boy fighting leukemia
• Yuba County pot bust tied to 25-person ring
• Sutter Pointe development water running soon?
• Photos: Meridian bridge swings into spring like clockwork
• Campaign 2012: Abe hosting Yuba County get-togethers on Saturday
• Briefs: Man found in Feather River was last seen March 14
• Police Blotter: April 27, 2012
• Lynda Bradbury VanArtsdalen
• Letter: Where's the big picture with Obamacare?
• Our View: Proposition 25 another fraudulent maneuver
• Mike Reagan: Backward banking needs reversal
• Births: April 25, 2012
• Investigation continues on crash that killed Olivehurst woman
• Master Chorale to perform 'With Full Voice'
• Weapons, marijuana stolen in Camptonville home invasion
• Lindhurst students embody excellence in the face of adversity
• Education Briefs
• Help kids learn with awesome books
• Gridley students anticipate year's end
• Classroom Notes
• Joaquina Johnson imparts 'contagious passion'
• Volunteers offer to aid Sutter County animal shelter
• Senate delivers $11 billion Postal Service reprieve
• Grouped with Sacramento, Yuba City gets bad air rap
• Challenger calls out incumbent Sutter County supervisor
• Growing season signals start of Yuba-Sutter farmers markets
• Marysville organizers hope music adds zest to Friday nights
• Marysville church projects skirt levee access land
• Briefs: Man's body found in Feather River in Gridley
• Nicole Franco
• Police Blotter: April 26, 2012
• Letter: Ramirez best represents
• Letter: Lal Chima deserves vote
• Ron Hart: Who really are the heroes?
• Our View: Paddleboard rule doesn't float
• Births: April 24, 2012
• April is 'Enchanted' at The Acting Company
• Healthy eating can be affordable, too
• Zingy succotash, spice-crusted pork make a lively duo
• Uncorked: Spain's Cune winery pleases with elegant Riojas
• Seafood paella uses high-quality fish
• Meatloaf, mashed potatoes are easy to prepare
• Yuba City woman backs death penalty in Sacramento protest
• Plenty of promises, but little economic recovery
• Secretary of state speaks to Marysville civics class
• Cyberbullying targeted in Sutter County schools
• Sutter County sets study session for medical marijuana ordinance
• Pet of the Week: Tater
• Briefs: Linda gym impact fees reimbursed
• Police Blotter: April 25, 2012
• Gordon Brant
• Letter: Know your representative
• Byron York: Obama faces defeat on pipeline
• Our View: Romney, hands off second mortgage
• Births: April 23, 2012
• 'Honk Jr.' shares story of 'The Ugly Duckling'
• Manslaughter charge urged in fatal Marysville accident
• Bicyclist injured in Yuba City collision dies
• Sutter County animal shelter's price tag bigger than estimated
• Mommy & Me 2012 Photo Submission Contest
• Hospital bills vary widely across country
• PG&E replacing 1954 gas line in north Sutter County
• Political Notes: Group gives Taxpayers Hero award to Logue
• Bernie Rechs
• News Briefs: Sutter board meeting in high school gym today
• Soon, they'll be best friends
• Larry Barcellus
• Births: April 22, 2012
• Police Blotter: April 24, 2012
• Letter: Casino project supported
• Thomas D. Elias: Feinstein strength exposes a weakness
• Our View: Putting ideology before people
• Witness describes fatal DUI crash scene
• Beale AFB command changing May 10
• Yuba vigil for loved ones lost to violence: Survivors give, get comfort
• Since You Asked: Why do items at 99-cents store cost $1?
• High court to decide states' powers over border control
• Police Blotter: April 23, 2012
• Briefs: Lodge hosts dinner, auction
• Talk Back: Weapons class, teen killed, homeless relocation
• Letter: Wirtschafter endorsed
• David Ignatius: The China syndrome
• Our View: Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Births: April 21, 2012
• Mary Langsdorf
• Amy Goodman: Obama's policies: The real scandal in Cartagena
• Miami Herald: Be in better health with fewer tests
• Ann Coulter: Gun control a scheme of the powerful
• Robert Scheer: For he's a jolly good scoundrel
• Thomas Sowell: Mixing and matching class and race
• Connie Schultz: Romney using women to woo a certain kind of man
• Steven Greenhut: Are we sliding toward a police state?
• Phil Isenberg: Logue's Delta Plan concerns misplaced
• Letter: Rick Tubbs endorsed
• Letter: Consider Lal Chima for supervisor
• Letter: Why demolish property?
• Letter: Casino not worth the toll
• Letter: Heredia-Sproul endorsed
• Our View: Analysis challenges high-speed rail project
• Texts may help your child manage his meds
• Parenting: How crazy are your rules?
• New ways to cash in on life insurance
• My daughter is afraid to learn how to drive
• Their friends are Smith & Wesson
• Vigil held for Linda teen who died in crash
• Where will homeless go in wake of Yuba City park project?
• Yuba County artist's bronze works swiped from home
• Photos: Bike Around the Buttes for a worthy cause
• Garamendi, Vann lead 3rd Congressional financial race
• Job Talk: Where’s my promotion?
• Business Briefs: Northside Fitness raising charity funds
• Business Calendar, through April 28
• Teenager killed in suspected DUI crash in Linda
• Covillaud principal prepares kids for tests
• Yuba, Sutter, Colusa unemployment stays high
• Yuba-Sutter chamber hires CEO from Colusa
• Yuba City forum discusses bullying
• Shirts set on fire inside Marysville Salvation Army store
• Man accused in Yuba City vehicle rampage 'just looked blank'
• Charges in Yuba City ice pick attack dismissed
• Briefs: Journalist to speak about Rolling Stones at Colusa festival
• Three Cheers Letter: Benefit dinner a success
• Three Cheers Letter: 'A life-changing gift'
• Three Cheers Letter: Posse readies for patrols
• Three Cheers Letter: Don's Furniture thanked
• Police Blotter: April 21, 2012
• Births: April 18-19, 2012
• Thomas D. Elias: State's late primary once again means little
• Everyday Cheapskate: Should you fix that old appliance or nix it?
• Super Couponing Tips: Friends don't let friends photocopy
• The Bookworm Sez: 'Journal' may be one of the best books you've read
• Life Briefs
• 60th Anniversary: Jackson
• 104th Birthday: Renison
• Engagement:: Miller/Root
• Parker's promise: Teen hoops star leans on family, God
• PERCEPTIONS: Abundance
• Ministry provides support for families of prisoners
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Vatican orders crackdown on U.S. nun association
• Joshua David Bates
• The Promised Land
• Euclid Quartet to play Sunday in Yuba City
• 'Journal' may be the best book you've read
• Colusa woman named new Yuba-Sutter chamber CEO
• Riders jumping for joy at Marysville motocross
• No jail time for protesting Wheatland brothers
• Specialty prunes may be Mid-Valley boon
• Photos: 'Green' project transforms Yuba City school playground
• Linda man guilty on 1 of 4 sex crime charges
• Deputies seek armed Linda apartment intruder
• Police Blotter: April 20, 2012
• Our View: In praise of wealthy lifestyles
• Briefs: Sutter County seeks small levee project price tags
• Letter: The opponent is not an enemy
• Mike Reagan: Blame Congress for GSA scandal
• Alex Condrey
• Births: April 17, 2012
• Demolition crews raze Yuba County annex
• Police identify bicyclist injured in Yuba City
• Kids need to see 'Bully' movie – but can they?
• Seek to gain life experience
• Horrifying scene sends message
• Foul is fair in East Nic's Macbeth'
• Education Briefs
• Your Turn 2012-2013
• California Senate bill: Schools could fire bad teachers
• Lincrest students' palates decide next year's pizza maker
• More apartments concern west Linda residents
• Marysville school property smaller than previously thought
• Memorial service on Saturday for killed Linda boy
• Photo: Warm weather coming Yuba-Sutter's way
• Armed robber takes $100 from Marysville liquor store
• Campaign 2012: Jeff Boone, Sutter supervisor candidate, event Saturday
• Debbie Jackson
• Briefs: Yuba City police seek injured bicyclist's family
• Police Blotter: April 19, 2012
• Letter: Where is the accountability?
• Letter: Americans need work
• Ron Hart: Ssh. Secret Service hard at work
• Our View: President's pandering is politics as usual
• Births: April 15-16, 2012
• Yuba City police seek injured bicyclist's family
• FCS Players urge: 'Don't Drink the Water!'
• Marysville crash victim remains in fair condition
• Lingerie thief assaults security guard, police say
• Grains beyond dough
• Uncorked: Discipline, grapes and legacy
• Dover sole roulade will melt in your mouth
• Catfish is simple, tasty
• Add tomatoes to enliven your pesto pasta
• Yuba City extends temporary pot ordinance for a year
• Huge crowd jeers Yuba's medical pot ordinance
• Frustrated school officials call police for unruly kids
• Cemetery vandalism in Marysville totals $30,000
• Repaving Highway 113 in Sutter County
• Briefs: Bicyclist seriously injured in Yuba City crash
• Police Blotter: April 18, 2012
• Pet of the Week: Charleigh
• Jail, probation in Chico killing
• Births: April 16, 2012
• Maggie Hutchison
• Pet of the Week
• Yuba County supervisors may switch meeting locations
• Letter: Marysville could grow
• Our View: No-tax, low-tax states booming
• Byron York: End the phony 'war on women'
• Burglars swipe go-cart, cash register from Linda thrift store
• Police: Man deported in '09 found with illegal guns in Yuba City
• Appeal-Democrat Voter Guide
• Yuba City bicyclist injured after colliding with vehicle
• Yuba medical marijuana ordinance still burning issue
• Bullying seminar set Thursday in Yuba City
• Assembly bill aims to punish cyberbullies
• Romney edges Obama in Gallup poll
• Vandals mar boulders at Camp Far West with graffiti
• Hash oil explosion in Yuba City nets year in jail
• Campaign 2012: Yuba-Sutter voters’ guide is at our website
• Esmeralda Raya
• Police Blotter: April 17, 2012
• Thomas D. Elias: Will gas prices stunt California recovery?
• Letter: Be fair to Abe
• Our View: Go ahead, Google yourself
• Liz Loeblein
• Briefs: Orchestra playing at St. Andrew in Yuba City
• Yuba County hopes food will draw ag tourists
• Find candidates: Appeal-Democrat Voter Guide
• Orland man dies in ATV accident
• Meridian man makes and flies kites – for pure bliss
• Since You Asked: What Yuba-Sutter agency rescues cats at night?
• Social Security, vets benefits checks won't be in the mail
• Letter: Griego the right choice
• St. Louis Post Dispatch: 'Millionaires tax' good idea, but no solution
• Our View: Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Births: April 14, 2012
• Talk Back: Meal breaks, single mom killed, casino
• Briefs: Escaped convict apprehended
• Police Blotter: April 16, 2012
• John Trent
• What's expected when a boy pays for prom date?
• Stress reduction helps control breast cancer
• Minding manners transcends etiquette
• Medical alert devices can help keep seniors safe
• Heartburn: How do we put out the flames?
• Ag program helps feed Mid-Valley farmworkers
• Three years later, can the tea party survive?
• OFF THE HOOK: A Feisty day on the Feather River
• Personal data loss hits 8,700 in Yuba-Sutter
• Handful turns out for Yuba-Sutter 99% Spring training
• Yuba City mother-daughter pair gets 'Today Show' makeover
• Police Blotter: April 15, 2012
• Yuba County Trails Commission seeks a path
• Campaign 2012: Marysville police officers endorse McAlister for judge
• News Briefs: Marysville man pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Births: April 13, 2012
• Tom Purcell: My father's 1959 tax return
• Letter: Don't rush to judgment
• Letter: They just want to complain
• Letter: Lal Chima endorsed
• Letter: Abolish 'corporate personhood'
• Letter: Liberal 'progressives' destructive
• Amy Goodman: The long, hot march of climate change
• Don Curlee: Strawberry industry looking to ditch soil
• Job Talk: What is the purpose of giving reviews of bosses?
• Business Briefs: Image Salon and Day Spa hosting Open House
• Business Calendar, through April 21
• Escaped inmate may be in Yuba-Sutter area
• Time is running out to file your taxes
• Women more likely to mistake gas pedal for brakes
• Linda couple jailed in NET-5 meth lab bust
• Campaign 2012: Didbal talking to Sutter voters at two events
• Briefs: Weak tornado damages Yuba City dealership rooftops
• Everyday Cheapstake: Save $200 a year by axing standby power
• Super Couponing Tips: Buying coupons online is fraud
• Three Cheers Letter: School thanks 'Read Across America' volunteers
• Three Cheers Letter: Italian dinner donors thanked
• Letter: Mainstream media leads gullible people
• Letter: Rancheria casino project supported
• Births: April 12, 2012
• Thomas D. Elias: Brown, GOP offer tough pension choices
• Police Blotter: April 14, 2012
• The Bookworm Sez: 'Guitar Wizard' sure to be a hit with music fans
• Thomas Sowell: Taking a lesson from John Wayne
• Life Briefs
• Engagement: Hess/Dumont
• Balancing science and faith
• Community of Faith Briefs
• PERCEPTIONS: April showers
• How to run a megachurch? With lots of help
• Sutter County sued over inmate's death
• Brass knuckles, baseball bat, sword found in vehicle
• Olivehurst man injured in fatal crash listed in fair condition
• Marysville man pleads not guilty to federal drug charges
• Man runs over another man, goes to Yuba County Jail
• Yuba City shooting victim uncooperative, police say
• Linda couple arrested on charges of making methamphetamine
• 'Guitar Wizard' will be a hit with music fans
• Animals provide therapy at Yuba-Sutter care centers
• Letter: Baseball coach should be suspended
• Ron Hart: The spoils of taxpayer hoodwinking
• Our View: Obamacare darkens U.S. fiscal outlook
• Two make plea deals in deadly Marysville shooting
• 16 months added to Sutter sex offender's sentence
• Answers in deadly Marysville crash still scattered
• Photos: Yuba-Sutter crafts and old-fashioned family fun
• Police Blotter: April 13, 2012
• Briefs: Three gang members arrested in Linda traffic stop
• Roberta Hammond Gafford
• Births: April 10, 2012
• Linda man charged in burglaries to stand trial
• Olivehurst Mini-Mart robbery suspect in custody
• Court: Managers don’t have to ensure lunch breaks
• 2 shot in Fairfield bar fight, man killed
• 3 gang members nabbed in Linda traffic stop; Gun found
• Magill earns FFA's highest honor
• Education Briefs
• Triumph of the small school student
• Sampling the pioneer life at Sutter's Fort
• Make memories you won't regret
• Involve children with funny stories
• Classroom Notes
• Memorial honors Linda boy, 3, who died in accident
• Tribe optimistic about Rancheria casino despite Feinstein’s opposition
• Yuba-Sutter prepares for all-digital Comcast TV
• Briefs: Several Yuba-Sutter Transit stops closed for construction
• Police Blotter: April 12, 2012
• Births: April 10, 2012
• Terry Masse
• Letter: Whiteaker supported
• Letter: Easter headline criticized
• David Ignatius: Envisioning a post-Karzai era
• Our View: Keep an eye on Wisconsin
• Marysville man facing federal indictment on drug charges
• Agents raid Live Oak home and seize cash, drugs
• Dispute within Linda gang erupts in violent park fight
• Report: UC Davis pepper-spray incident was preventable
• UPDATE: Fatal victim of Marysville accident ID'd
• Feinstein ‘very opposed’ to Enterprise Rancheria casino
• Yuba-Sutter parolees may be harder to track
• Explosion of cat births in spring overwhelms Sutter shelter
• Vigil, dinner planned for 3-year-old boy's family
• Fire guts Live Oak home, no one injured
• Sutter supervisors lash out at flood control plan
• 1 dead in Marysville wreck that knocks out power
• Sutter County Child Support Services issues remain
• Pet of the Week
• Police Blotter: April 12, 2012
• Births: April 9, 2012
• Briefs: Marysville has second-cheapest gas in state
• Brimley Lopes
• Sweet on cookies
• Quick Fix: Mojo adds sweetness to pork tenderloin
• Uncorked: Chard holds firm to top spot among white wines
• Try traditional Pastitsio for Greek Easter
• Try this chicken tortilla soup
• Byron York: Obama flexible on constitutionality
• Our View: Only character should count
• Yuba College to harness power of the sun
• Woman killed in car wreck along Highway 20
• Candlelight vigil set for Linda boy, 3, killed by truck
• Feinstein on Enterprise Rancheria: How many casinos are enough?
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Caltrans District 3 goes social on Facebook, Twitter
• Major damage in Live Oak house fire
• Tragedy of Titanic still resonates 100 years later
• Cockfight broken up in progress in Yuba County
• Fire destroys abandoned District 10 house
• South Sutter owners oppose setback levee in plan
• Births: April 7 and April 8, 2012
• Police Blotter: April 10, 2012
• Yuba College to harness the power of the sun with solar array
• Robert "Bob" Rogers
• News Briefs: Beale airmen will take part in Capitol event
• Dèsirè Lebrêne
• Letter: Only ‘right to birth’?
• Dan Logue: Delta plan could devastate North State
• Our View: New rules would hurt family farms
• Brush fire spreads to abandoned Marysville home
• BREAKING NEWS: Child hit, killed by vehicle in Linda
• Sutter County grand jury cites jail clinic in inmate's death
• Child porn suspect from Marysville gets 3 years in prison
• Sutter Buttes Easter sunrise worshippers find joy
• Hungry bellies need filling in Yuba-Sutter schools
• Young Sikhs in Yuba City take on tough history
• Briefs: Medical marijuana workshops set
• Samantha Dewey
• Police Blotter: April 9, 2012
• Letter: Waggoman endorsed
• Since You Asked: Are Marysville police still using cars without displaying plates?
• Joe Guzzardi: High-speed trip to disaster
• Our View: Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Talk Back: Every 15 Minutes, baseball brawl
• Mom worries about shy daughter in large high school
• Dying with debt: Will my children inherit obligations?
• Spring clean the green way
• Shake off family heart problems
• Hungry bellies need filling in Yuba-Sutter schools
• Yuba County forest funds in jeopardy
• Challenger taps Indian-American ties in Congress bid
• Easter eggs in season at Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds hunt
• Off-Beat: Rory roars back
• Sutter judge candidates focus on finances at forum
• Linda nonprofit cafe’s future in doubt
• Campaign 2012: Two unions endorse Billeci for Yuba board
• Briefs: One-hour Yuba-Sutter business workshop April 19
• This Week in Local History: April 8-14
• Police Blotter: April 8, 2012
• Births: April 6, 2012
• Robert Scheer: It's Obama, by default
• Amy Goodman: Black in White Plains: The killing of Kenneth Chamberlain
• Thomas Sowell: Media empowers president to lie
• Letter: Young children deserve our best
• Glenda Nelson and Mary Jane Griego: Enterprise Rancheria and California's water, prosperity
• Connie Schultz: Bilingual superiority will pay dividends
• Ann Coulter: Conservatives want the rule of law
• Letter: Past determines the future
• Letter: Older citizens need money help
• Faith in Action: Marty Brown
• Pastoral presence lifts spirits in life-threatening situations
• Message of the Week: It's all about trust
• Community of Faith Briefs: LDS Church assembles baskets
• Perceptions: Buried alive
• Focus on the Family: Aging parents no longer have zest for life
• Job Talk: Do not wait on the hiring firm while job searching
• Pope denounces dissident priests on celibacy
• Chicken Soup for the Soul: It’s no vacation being a stay-at-home mom
• Engagement: Kirkwood/Calkins
• 50th Anniversary: Green
• Life Briefs: Yuba City breastfeeding class offered
• Harper named Fremont-Rideout's favorite doctor
• Business Calendar, through April 14
• Births: APRIL 5, 2012
• Sutter County farmers fearing flood plan
• Tough gun laws could not prevent Oakland tragedy
• Yuba City embezzler hasn’t paid restitution
• Campaign 2012: Farmers, ranchers back Logue
• Briefs: DUI checkpoint tonight in Marysville
• Supercouponing: Don’t be a coupon crook
• Mary Hunt: Know differences between borrowing, financing
• Police Blotter: April 7, 2012
• Yuba City trek retraces Christ’s steps
• The Bookworm Sez: 'Lost Years' is worth finding
• Thomas Elias: California consumers stiffed
• Three Cheers letter: Hats off to El Zarape
• Three Cheers letter: Rideout patient thankful
• Three Cheers letter: New business feels like home
• Three Cheers letter: Allyn Scott center thanks businesses
• Red-light patrols tonight; DUI checkpoint Saturday
• Marysville police cite 4 people in alcohol sting
• Farmers voice concerns at Central Valley Flood forum
• 'Lost Years' is worth finding
• Hole-In-One Golf Challenge
• 8 JV players disciplined for Yuba City High's baseball brawl
• 8 JV players disciplined for Yuba City High's baseball brawl
• CHP officer recalls how Every 15 Minutes affected him
• McDonald’s all smiles about Happy Meals ruling
• Easter sunrise services slated in Yuba, Sutter, Colusa counties
• Your guide to Easter egg hunts in Yuba, Sutter, Colusa counties
• Every 15 Minutes targets teen DUIs in Sutter
• East Nicolaus man relaunches water-sports school project
• Briefs: Robber sought in Olivehurst Mini Mart houldup
• Jill Hansen
• Police Blotter: April 6, 2012
• Births: APRIL 4, 2012
• Jim DiPeso: Pols powerless on gas prices
• Our View: Courts fiasco latest bungle
• Bartholomew brothers convicted in Yuba County anti-tax trial
• Loma Rica building that housed clinic demolished
• Deputies: Armed robber fires round in Olivehurst Mini Mart
• Math madness
• Williams High School FFA members compete
• Education Briefs
• Rallying boys against girls
• Magical books offer snippets of wisdom
• Lights, camera, drama
• Classroom Notes
• Fun exercises inspire Yuba City kids
• Condemned Sikh in India stirs Yuba City passions
• Yuba County anti-tax dispute trial starts today
• Lost public-sector jobs taking toll on services
• Live Oak recreation complex closer to reality
• November trial set for Naso
• Fun at the Sutter County Library – and learning
• Briefs: Woman found dead in Linda hotel
• Campaign 2012: Videos from forums available online
• Adriana Segui
• Letter: Voter favors Ron Dougherty
• Letter: The wealthy will rule
• Tina Dupuy: Socialism a GOP plan signed by Obama
• Our View: New train plans still off track
• Births: April 3, 2012
• Police Blotter: April 5, 2012
• Customers get Fox 40 back after deal is struck
• Ron Hart: Temptation of the Tebow
• UPDATE: School district investigating brawl
• Woodland, Yuba City men arrested after chase
• Aaron Van Doorn
• In tune with the past at Passover
• Births: April 2, 2012
• Uncorked: Kosher wines didn't start out sweet
• The criminality of 'small beer'
• Light dessert is just right for Easter
• Enjoy a Korean beef wrap
• Police blotter: April 4, 2012
• Health in Yuba County still lagging
• For many teens, cheating is just part of school
• Flood plan worries Yuba-Sutter farmers
• DirecTV blackout of Fox 40 angers NASCAR fans
• Public safety top priority in Yuba City
• Marysville flips switch on street lights
• Easter egg hunts on Saturday
• Pet of the Week
• Campaign 2012: Marysville mayor backs Wirtschafter
• Briefs: Monday shooting details remain sparse
• Letter: Political wind blowers
• Letter: No more chances for Abe
• Byron York: Obamacare weighs down justices
• Our View: Governor needs a tax lesson
• Aaron Van Doorn
• Beale Air Force Base opens child development center
• Sutter group finds other animal shelters focus on adoption
• Body-mass index may be misclassifying many as healthy
• Supreme Court allows strip searches of all jail inmates
• September trial date set for six in Marysville slaying
• Sutter County One Stop moves to Tharp Road
• Trial delayed in Yuba County delaying-officers case
• Suspected car thief lasts about one block in Marysville
• Heidi Noleman-Arevalo
• News Briefs: Yuba City man shot, but police mum
• Melanie Foster
• Births: April 1, 2012
• Police Blotter: April 3, 2012
• Letter: Animal shelter support needed
• Thomas D. Elias: Dodgers deal exposes Prop. 13 loophole
• Our View: EPA out to raise power bills
• Appeal-Democrat owner sells off TV stations
• Presidential hopeful Ron Paul to visit Chico Tuesday
• Man goes to Marysville hospital with gunshot wound
• Black church leads fight against AIDS with HIV testing
• Kids brush up on Passover traditions
• Labor leader Cesar Chavez honored with parade in Olivehurst
• Since You Asked: Are there limits on political signs in Yuba-Sutter?
• Few object to Medicare tax, free emergency care
• Police Blotter: April 2, 2012
• Briefs: Sutter County museum hosting children's program
• Former Beale airman sues over losing legs in botched surgery
• Births: March 31, 2012
• Talk Back: Friday Night Live, distinguished schools, homeless population
• Letter: Californian embarrassed
• Letter: 'Be Americans first'
• Letter: Help the homeless
• Letter: End racial profiling
• Doug LaMalfa: Flood plan is confiscation of property
• Paul A. Kaiser
• Clay Maynard: Get ready for the most lifelike TV images yet
• Ann Coulter: Race-obsessed media has new target in its sights
• Amy Goodman: Forget fear of flying; fear airport screening
• Thomas Sowell: Landmark case stretched federal power
• Robert Scheer: Five hypocrites and one bad plan
• Larry Ozeran: Ignorance is harmful to your health
• Chicago Tribune: Why did a teenager have to die?
• Connie Schultz: Trayvon Martin's fate is still too many parents' fear
• Letter: Homeless should clean up
• Letter: Enforce Hayden Law
• Steven Greenhut: Schools need radical reform, not tinkering
• What is pink slime?
• Recommended vaccinations for seniors
• MRIs demystified
• Let's get in shape for summer
• Divorced father threatens daughter's wedding
• Yuba-Sutter veterans home, not forgotten
• Distracted drivers in Yuba-Sutter beware – especially this month
• Our View: State's jobless numbers sobering
• Riego interchange funding OK’d; work may begin this year
• Who is Reagan's true heir in GOP? Maybe nobody
• New Yuba City exhibit tells story of Punjabi immigration to U.S.
• Corinne Hill
• Seasons of Faith
• Message of the Week: Passover: Using our religious tradition
• Perceptions: The Duke
• Focus on the Family: Prom night could be positive for teen girl
• Chicken Soup: Life's simple, sweet pleasures
• Wedding: Tull/Crumpley
• Engagement: Mertz/Kelly
• Engagement: Gross/Caillier
• 65th Anniversary: Kehoe
• Community of Faith: Buddy Hyatt returns for concert
• Life Briefs: Breakfast, egg hunt scheduled
• Don Curlee: Almond hull use could be win-win
• Job Talk: What can I do about noisy cube neighbors?
• Business Briefs: Sutter County One Stop moves to Tharp Road
• Business Calendar, through April 7
• Fewer homeless counted in Yuba-Sutter
• People ‘more aware’ of Yuba City homeless shelter
• Friday Night Live revived in Marysville
• Florida teen slaying: ‘The whole world is watching’ Trayvon Martin case
• Marysville man out of jail just 2 days arrested in police chase
• BRIEFS: Flare gun threat lands Yuba City man in jail
• Supercouponing ‘Clipless’ method fast, easy
• MARY HUNT: U.S. savings bonds are not such a great deal
• Police Blotter: March 31, 2012
• Births: MARCH 29, 2012
• Three Cheers Letter: Students value lessons in politics
• Three Cheers Letter: Donation funds A.P. exams
• Three Cheers Letter: Community project warms merchant's heart
• Thomas D. Elias: Vote against transparency typical of GOP
• Mega Millions winning numbers
• Rollover accident in Yuba City
• 'Voyagers of the Titanic' is quite moving
• Riego Road interchange going forward
• Vehicle pursuit ends with crash
• What would you do with $500M? Yuba-Sutter residents dream of Mega Millions prize
• For California women, it's still a man's world
• Levee work means relocating Linda residents
• Officials tout low-water ag projects
• Franklin, Lincrest in a class of their own
• Community to celebrate Fruitman's life on Saturday
• Campaign 2012: Sutter County Board District 1 forum on Monday
• Police Blotter: March 30, 2012
• Mary Anderson
• Births: March 28, 2012
• Tina Dupuy: Political ads drowning real discourse
• Our View: Bullet train will bleed state budget
• Letter: Casino would harm community
• Briefs: Anti-casino group files friend-of-the-court brief
• Crew damages natural gas pipe near Yuba City school
• Event taking place Saturday for late Jewish leader
• Anti-casino group involved in U.S. Supreme Court case
• Students find self-expression through art
• Gray Avenue students explore career options
• Education Briefs
• Your library is packed with free information
• Reading fuels positive change
• Hands-on learning
• Culture of disrespect permeates schools
• Classroom Notes
• Implant curbs Olivehurst man's nagging back pain
• Watchdog pushes statewide pension reform
• Supreme Court may reject health law
• Cellphones, driving risk questioned
• Campaign 2012: McClintock backs Vann in congressional race
• New K9, Alaska, joins Marysville police
• Former Sutter County Supervisor Roger Chandler dies
• Briefs: Flood plan draft on the docket April 11
• Police Blotter: March 29, 2012
• Christi Dutcher
• March 27, 2012
• Ron Hart: ObamaCare – what's the limit?
• Our View: Property rights upheld
• Letter: Tax-and-spenders will pillage us
• Letter: Marysville Motocross choice disturbing
• Two men fatally shot inside Central Valley ranch trailer
• Three-car collision shuts down Marysville roadway
• Neighbor's Favorite Recipe: Gloria's Creamy Macaroni and Cheese
• Uncorked: New Zealand wines in the spotlight
• Treat yourself to bread pudding
• Savor smooth Halibut Bisque
• Filtering produces different body
• Rain delays planting in Yuba-Sutter
• Briefs: Man tries to lure girl into car in Olivehurst
• Police Blotter: March 28, 2012
• Cynthia Cuevas
• March 26, 2012
• Economic optimism strained by fuel prices
• Campaign 2012: Billeci raises most among Yuba campaigns
• Campaign 2012: Chima, Whiteaker tops in Sutter fundraising
• Ostrom landfill environmental review expanded
• Pet of the Week
• Our View: Raise the other guy's taxes
• Letter: Don't cut the future short
• Letter: College costs skyrocketing
• Letter: Battle over birth control
• Cynthia Cuevas
• Byron York: Obama headed for pipeline defeat
• Colusa Western Days starts Friday
• Campaign 2012: Dias mounts second challenge in Yuba County
• Briefs: Yuba County board takes on redevelopment
• Summer Employment with Gold Sox Baseball
• Deputies seek man who tried to lure girl in Olivehurst
• Yuba shooting suspect to be extradited after Nevada drug case
• Missing Marysville woman found safe in Yuba City
• Justices move to heart of health care bill
• PHOTOS: Mama duck teaches ducklings to climb
• Deer damages Brownsville market
• Mike and Groverlee "Grove" Dahl
• Thomas D. Elias: Big changes for state political watchdog
• Our View: ‘Split roll’ for taxes would hurt
• 'Sidewalk to nowhere' to be completed
• Police Blotter: March 27, 2012
• Briefs: Ex-CEO of Yuba-Sutter chamber named Woman of the Year
• Jennifer Marler
• 4 small fires reported minutes apart in Yuba City
• Gold Sox Baseball Season Seats On Sale Now!
• Driver cited three times in one hour for speeding
• Missing Marysville woman located, is OK
• Yuba City festival is cultural history lesson for Punjabi-Americans
• Search builds for missing Marysville woman
• Since You Asked: Why so many crows in Yuba City?
• Briefs: United Way award nominations open
• Sarah Spade
• Births: March 24, 2012
• Talk Back: Highway project concern; cemetery vandalized; park project
• Police Blotter: March 26, 2012
• Catching air during Kite Day at Sutter Buttes
• Letter: Require ignition interlock device
• Will Durst: Romney's electile dysfunction
• Our View: Best of a bad bunch
• Marysville police search for missing woman
• Sutter County Animal Shelter's goal: Keep cats alive
• Supreme Court to oversee showdown on health care law
• Butte County dismayed at water deal in Sutter County
• Why do mosquitoes target my husband?
• What if high school started an hour later?
• Exercises that can help ease arthritis pain
• At-home facials
• Yuba board to look at expanding review of Ostrom landfill
• They’re all winners at Yuba-Sutter SnowFest
• Sutter Sheriff Parker tabbed for police training commission
• Off Beat: Yuba City helps out pot biz
• Military Briefs: March 25, 2012
• This Week in Local History: March 25 to 31
• Cherry blossoms blossom
• Births: March 23, 2012
• Police Blotter: March 25, 2012
• Letter: Proposed shelter costs excessive
• Letter: Billeci good fit for supervisor
• Letter: Abortion not a laughing matter
• Dale Henderson: Let's not support subsidized sex
• Ann Coulter: Send Lizzie Borden to Washington, or else
• Amy Goodman: Innocent Trayvon Martin deserves justice
• Job Talk: What to do about caretaker role on resume
• Dr. Arman joins Y.C. chiropractic office
• Business Calendar, through March 31
• Tomato king pleads guilty to racketeering
• Browns Valley family coming to grips with mother’s death in fire
• Yuba-Sutter getting rain; snow likely in foothills
• NorCal officials sound alarm over water grab
• Briefs: Sutter supervisors make board appointments
• Super-Couponing Tips: Who takes double coupons?
• Mary Hunt: You REALLY need a contingency fund
• Thomas Elias: Minor party protest misses the point
• Three Cheers letter: Tea party guest hailed
• Three Cheers letter: Fundraiser succeeds
• Three Cheers letter: Have a Heart event successful
• Police Blotter: March 24, 2012
• Three Cheers letter: FREED thanks community
• Businesses wary of road work in Marysville
• Births: MARCH 22, 2012
• Sixth-graders win eco competition, $15,000
• Fire reported along Yuba County railroad trestle
• Officer fatally shoots dog that attacked woman
• You'll cheer for 'It's Not About the Pom-Poms'
• Connie Schultz: Blogging the cost of war
• Police officer subdues Orland man with stun gun
• Utilities may bid for Calpine's electricity
• Man's charge reduced in 2010 Yuba City police shooting
• Sixth-graders win eco competition, $15,000
• Live Oak reels in $700,000 housing grant
• Feather River park project takes shape
• Briefs: Police dog ends Sutter County chase
• Campaign 2012: Boone kicking off with fundraiser today
• Mary Anderson
• March 21, 2012
• Letter: Build the casino/resort
• Letter: Put the guilty to death
• Letter: Hawks killing cats and dogs
• Letter: Fail to plan, plan to fail
• Letter: Fish photo disturbing
• Kevin P. McCool: Flood plan the real live Big Brother
• How about rock, paper, scissors?
• Vandals cause $100k in damage at Catholic cemetery
• 2 Idaho residents killed in crash near Camptonville
• PUC votes to pursue contracts for Sutter Energy Center
• Learning life lessons through the arts
• St. Isidore students display talent in second annual show
• Education Briefs
• Tackling the senior project
• Classroom Notes
• Awesome books make learning fun
• AP tests include financial burden
• Vandals strike Marysville cemetery again
• Long-lost sisters reunite after 35 years apart
• Births: March 20, 2012
• Police blotter: March 22, 2012
• Abby Haynes
• Browns Valley fire victim remembered as ‘kind, loving mother’
• Sutter County Spelling Bee crowns c-h-a-m-p-i-o-n
• Obama: Taxation and demonization
• Letter: Take DUIs seriously
• Letter: Comcast switch hurts senior citizens
• 'Green slime' leaves bad taste with government
• Letter: Notice to Marysville motorists
• Logue wary of water plan
• Yuba City man arrested after 12 hours on the lam
• $500K bond in killing of former Yuba City High School principal
• Briefs: Man jailed after pellet gun threat
• Suspicious package turns up in Wheatland baseball field
• Marysville bar co-owner facing drug, weapons charges
• Romance fills the air in 'She Loves Me'
• From her kitchen to yours
• Utilize all artichoke parts this season
• Uncorked: $20 gems amid pricey Bordeaux
• Enjoy a classic Puerto Rican meal
• Beer runners gone bad
• Use of jail inmates questioned at Sutter County animal shelter
• Boat ramp fees increase in Sutter County
• Beale photographer got her shot in Afghanistan
• Analysis: Santorum missed chance in Illinois primary
• Yuba City adopts pot registration system
• Briefs: Legislators push to end rural area fire protection fee
• Police Blotter: March 21, 2012
• River Valley High students see grim simulation
• Our View: Crunch time in California
• Letter: Teenagers need jobs
• Letter: Not feeling Irish?
• Letter: Invest in safe communities
• Letter: Don't believe the brainwash
• Letter: Casino benefits touted
• Campaign 2012: Abe schedules two Yuba County events
• Births: March 19, 2012
• Laila Khan
• Woman dies in Browns Valley fire
• 'Rapunzel' brings new talent to Stagehands Theater
• Java Detour owner has ambitious plans for Marysville
• Live Oak medical pot suit gets third chance
• Judge tosses Griesa's $5 million lawsuit
• Linda shooting suspect arrested in Nevada
• Sutter County hires animal shelter critic
• Wheatland woman sentenced for embezzling $104k
• Sutter County fishes for higher boat ramp fees
• Police Blotter: March 20, 2012
• Births: March 18, 2012
• Briefs: Yuba City man accused of child sex crimes
• Tom VanDoren
• Letter: Every picture tells a story during campaign season
• Our view: Brown caves to unions on tax hikes
• Thomas D. Elias: Dems resisting governor's planned cuts
• Willows High students facing discipline over 'gun' prank
• Yuba City man facing charges of lewd acts, kidnapping
• Beating over cat fight ends in 20-year prison sentence
• Yuba County shooting suspect arrested in Nevada
• Former Yuba City principal dies in apparent homicide
• Worlds apart, Yuba City brothers, soldiers stay close
• Jewish leader Robert Fruitman dies
• Since You Asked: Where can I find old maps of the area?
• Four GOP-appointed justices control health care law's fate
• Our View: State refuses to accept transparency
• Talk Back: New statues; crafts project; calling seniors
• Births: March 17, 2012
• Police Blotter: March 19, 2012
• Briefs: Shots fired land man in jail
• Lisa Laswell
• Letter: Rein in America's 'green dream' agenda
• David Ignatius: Bin Laden's terror plot against Obama
• Connie Schultz: Time to move on to the next stupid question
• Joanne Law: A month to salute the empowerment of women
• Amy Goodman: Terror, trauma and the endless Afghan war
• Thomas Sowell: Time to eliminate statistical hoaxes
• Letter: Casino/resort offers benefits
• Letter: Tackling medical pot issue
• Ann Coulter: Another hysterical drama queen emerges
• Robert Scheer: At last, some decency on Wall Street
• Letter: Help save the environment
• Steven Greenhut: State park cuts lead to private solutions
• Our View: Gas up, Obama down
• It’s rough for renters in Yuba-Sutter
• Farmers fear Central Valley flood plan misses the mark
• 'Calamity Jane' opens this week at Sutter High
• What is carpal tunnel syndrome? (And what is it not?)
• What happened to my maple syrup?
• Tax help in caring for an aging parent
• Boy seeks help to find the light
• A quest for communication
• Conservation easement sought for 1,200 acres near Beale
• Three Yuba residents arrested in statewide alcohol sting
• Off Beat: Food for thought in Yuba County
• News Briefs: Cops seize guns, drugs in Olivehurst arrests
• The Medicine Shoppe in Marysville is familiar face
• Don Curlee: Central Valley wine grapes coming of age
• Job Talk: Looking for work at 56 is about having career
• Business Briefs: Yuba City store giving away prom gown
• Business Calendar, through March 24
• California GOP gears up for June primary
• Higher gas prices threaten economy, Obama
• Steady Yuba-Sutter rains no handicap for golfer
• Red Cross honors everyday people for extraordinary tasks
• Mary Hunt: Warehouse club pharmacies are for all
• Police Blotter: March 17, 2012
• Births: MARCH 15, 2012
• Briefs: Music fundraiser is tonight in Marysville
• Letter: Greedy gas companies winning
• Letter: Republican religious politics ugly
• Letter: Don’t stereotype scrappers
• Letter: Get pets spayed, neutered
• Three cheer letter: Widowers needed in local club
• Tom Purcell: Knock back some Irish humor
• Wedding: Kilen/Call
• 70th Anniversary: Van Dyke
• 50th Anniversary: Windham
• Engagement: Mescher/Hershey
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Daughter takes her new church into movie theater complex
• HOUSE OF SCHULLER SHATTERED: Family walks away from house it built
• Ambitious Vatican restoration moves ahead
• Man sought in sexual assault of Olivehurst student
• Chamber music series explores 'American Style'
• 'Dog Who Danced' can't be missed
• Letter: Traffic safety concerns ignored
• Mike Reagan: Career politicians to blame for state's mess
• Our View: Congress messing with the Internet
• Sutter County Animal shelter won’t be ‘perfect’
• Many teacher pensions underfunded nationwide
• Young people not energized about environment
• Japanese firefighters sharpen their skills
• Olivehurst artist's work adorns Marysville arts center
• Campaign 2012: Retiring Yuba judge backs public defender
• Births: MARCH 14, 2012
• Police Blotter: March 16, 2012
• Briefs: Teen love affair violence averted in Linda
• Dawn Noonan
• 'Cindy Rella' modernizes classic fairy tale
• Grand jury finds requested service already exists
• Runoff closes portion of Pleasant Grove Road
• Births: March 12, 13, 2012
• Police blotter: March 15, 2012
• Lowell Coppin
• Brown deal pushes 1 tax hike effort
• Yuba Collge police academy remains closed
• Sutter motorists have license to drive 55
• Students craft self-esteem
• Education Briefs
• Spring fever is upon us
• My Louisville Slugger
• Count your blessings
• Classroom Notes
• Books share life lessons
• YCHS students learn consequences of drunken driving
• Rain continues — 'drought disaster' averted
• Herger talks to students in Marysville
• Wheatland faces $144,000 in delinquent loans
• Briefs: Sutter County supervisors move meeting time
• Letter: Bok Kai coverage appreciated
• Ron Hart: Family facts not genome for years
• Our View: Prop. 13 again in sights of tax takers
• Horton discovers his heroism in 'Seussical'
• Men tried to lure girl into car, police say
• Driver faces DUI charge after ramming building
• UPDATE: Interstate 80 reopened
• Births: March 12, 2012
• Police blotter: March 14, 2012
• Glenna Mathews
• Planned cuts draw more ire in Marysville school district
• Sail away with easy stuffed crab recipe
• Experience the versatility of wild morels
• Are you drinking in a real Irish pub?
• Uncorked: Festival yields affordable, good wines
• Try a new leaf or two
• Riverbend eighth-graders are proud authors
• Riverbend eighth-graders are proud authors
• Sutter County supervisor decries Big Brother in flood control
• Yuba County supervisors: Grove Avenue stays open
• More rain expected this week in Mid-Valley
• Briefs: AAA: Gas cheapest here
• Tina Dupuy: How the South can rise again
• Our View: Carbon-cutback debate heating up
• Duo tries to saw way into car wash, Yuba deputies say
• Police: Man tries to rob Marysville bank
• Byron York: The real bias of 'Game Change'
• Footage helps deputies nab suspected camera thief
• Wet weather in Yuba-Sutter just getting started
• Yuba City patient thrives after new heart procedure
• Yuba College students support police academy
• Yuba-Sutter residents urged to be ready for emergencies
• Fugitive caught in Yuba pleads guilty to Wash. killings
• Thomas Elias: State’s GOP vote doesn’t matter yet
• Our View: Trade with China not the answer
• Births: March 11, 2012
• Police Blotter: March 13, 2012
• Selenia Moseley
• News Briefs: Sutter County floodplain study session set today
• Marissa Newman
• Olivehurst man arrested twice during weekend
• Feinstein pressures feds to release Yuba casino review
• Revel in kingly splendor
• Political candidates weigh in on proposed Yuba casino
• Suspected gang member attacked officer, Yuba City police say
• Foundation files beetle suit against Fish & Wildlife
• Rain headed for Yuba-Sutter, no flooding expected
• Military staff member clips van on Highway 65
• Since You Asked: Any plans to merge Marysville police with Yuba sheriff’s?
• House flipping makes return to Yuba County
• Jobs gains nationwide could last this time
• News Briefs: Olivehurst parade and event to honor Cesar Chavez
• Roberta Shurtz
• Births: March 10, 2012
• Police Blotter: March 12, 2012
• Letter: Abolish state’s death penalty
• Letter: Gouged at the gas pump
• Letter: Modern slavery enforced
• Dennis Becker: Why negative ads are good for the nation
• Yuba 49ers lose championship game, 77-62
• KUBA To Carry Gold Sox Games This Season
• Riverside Press-Enterprise: Fixing a budget flub
• Steve Greenhut: Legislators' silly response to a serious problem
• Amy Goodman: The bipartisan nuclear bailout
• Robert Scheer: Dennis Kucinich: Conscience of the Congress
• Thomas Sowell: 'We have trifled with the wicked'
• Ann Coulter: Liberals frantically searching for anti-Romney candidate
• Connie Schultz: Mitt Romney's woman problem
• Letter: 'Nanny state' nonsense
• Letter: Our nation is divided and lost
• Letter: Teen girls need higher goals
• Letter: 'Liberty will prevail' for LGBT community
• Letter: Moral authority usurped
• Yuba judge candidate Engel touts experience
• Three key officials leaving Marysville administration
• What's a bisexual girl to do?
• There's no doubt you can have less gout
• She's worth a listen
• Free video calls can help seniors stay connected
• Yuba City woman, 83, survives fire but loses all possessions
• Yuba City Girls Scouts' project comforts kids in need
• Picture book details Browns Valley's little-known history
• Will nonprofit pilot Sutter County Airport?
• Off Beat: No Bono in this U-2
• News Briefs: Yuba-Sutter animal rescue group meeting
• Job Talk: Telling HR could backfire on you
• Business Briefs: Space available at Tractor Days in Oregon House
• Business Calendar, through March 17
• Thomas Elias: An example of when populism works
• Three Cheers letter: Support resort proposal
• Sutter animal shelter auctions lost macaw
• Three Cheers letter: Enterprise Rancheria supported
• Life sentence for man who dismembered stepfather
• Facebook follies: Friend connection leads to bigamy charge
• Their interest rises in baking in Brownsville
• Yuba City police officer struck in head in fight
• Yuba-Sutter June 5 primary set
• Yuba, Sutter, state employment numbers improve
• BRIEFS: Pair jailed in Willows in child kidnappings
• Mary Hunt: How supermarkets trick you into spending more
• Supercouponing Tips: Printable coupons have a hook
• Births: MARCH 8, 2012
• Police Blotter: March 10, 2012
• 'All-American Muslim': TLC cancels controversial reality show about Muslim Americans
• Schuller family claims may delay vendor payments
• 3 Schuller family members fired from Crystal Cathedral
• Community of Faith Briefs
• PERCEPTIONS: Longing
• Jewish group keeps traditional burial practices alive
• Do we look for another?
• Annie Reimers
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Life Briefs
• Engagement: Chapple/Jasperson
• 70th Anniversary: Palmer
• 60th Anniversary: Davenport
• Five Generations: Smith
• TOUR BUS FLOCKS: Gospel tourists invade Harlem churches
• Two children in Willows Amber Alert found safe
• Man convicted in body parts case gets life without parole
• 'Growgirl' reveals jointed life of former starlet
• Unemployment numbers remain high in Yuba, Sutter counties
• Rideout Memorial Hospital's expansion kicks off in Marysville
• Broken fire hydrant a gusher in Yuba City
• Sutter County Jail gets $10M for expansion
• Broken Marysville Cemetery headstones restored
• No decision yet on Sutter Energy Center
• Yuba-Sutter job fair: 'I will never give up'
• Births: MARCH 7, 2012
• Police Blotter: March 9, 2012
• Letter: Marysville streets horrific
• Letter: Agenda 21 destructive
• Briefs: Sutter mounted posse to patrol for metal thieves
• Tamra Partain
• Joe Gandelman: Limbaugh controversy not a fluke
• Our view: ‘Moonbeam Express’ costs soar
• Scandal stirring over pot brownies at Corning school
• Yuba College public safety director's job in jeopardy
• 'Men' a story of redemption
• Officials call off search in Live Oak hit-and-run
• MICHAEL REAGAN: Liberals' double standard
• Raymond Estrada
• Beale airmen return from Oman deployment
• Births: March 6, 2012
• Police blotter: March 8, 2012
• Marysville police exit NET-5
• Many American aid missions called off to Mexico
• Ron Hart: Leave some children behind
• Floodplain ag coaltion pushed in Yuba-Sutter
• Our View: Time for change in drug war strategy
• Central Gaither students celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday
• Education Briefs: Cheer tryout meeting planned
• Classroom Notes: March 8, 2012
• St. Isidore students make Dr. Seuss proud
• Step into the light with job shadow
• Bevy of books for sale in Yuba, Sutter
• Have your ducks in a row
• Indrieri welcomes rivals in campaign in Colusa County
• Two Sutter County supervisors lobby in D.C.
• 'Little Prince' explores dreams
• Briefs:Candidates night set for March 19
• San Jose man arrested in Sutter County on drug charges
• Teen facing charges in Yuba City hit-and-run crash
• BBB warns of possible timeshare scam
• Victim in East Linda shooting upgraded to fair condition
• Deborah Funk
• Births: March 4, 5, 2012
• Police blotter: March 7, 2012
• Yuba City bans outdoor pot growing
• Yuba-Sutter preschool programs warn against state cuts
• Teen credited with saving cousins, woman in Yuba City fire
• Byron York: In politics flight, culture is key
• Letter: A plea for the Earth
• Our View: Eliminate lieutenant governor position
• The therapeutic value of beer
• Tunisia tajine emphasizes ingredients
• Enjoy tomato soup with sandwiches
• East Linda shooting victim remains in critical condition
• Briefs: 8 cited in alcohol sting
• Budget projections: Hundreds leaving Beale
• Yuba health workers need safety training, grand jury report says
• Linda man facing charges in vehicle burglary case
• El Zarape restaurant celebrates 60 years
• Outages knock out power in Yuba-Sutter
• Deputies: Woman breaks into school, hides under vehicle
• Dozens arrested in Capitol education funds protest
• Yuba City High grad honored for fast actions in Iraq blast
• Yuba-Sutter motocross folks skeptical of Riverfront Park deal
• Details sparse in Linda shooting
• Woman, 83, escapes burning Yuba City home
• El Zarape restaurant celebrates 60 years
• 6 Yuba County juries sought for 1 homicide case
• Kayla Holmes
• Briefs: Yuba City car wash benefits Cancer Society
• Suellen Stenhouse
• Thomas D. Elias: Whose tax hike plan will prevail?
• Our View: A ‘weird decision’ on medical pot
• East Linda shooting victim identified
• 8 people cited in Yuba-Sutter undercover alcohol stings
• Tricky Sutter County intersection proves tragically fatal
• Since You Asked: Why did Pizza Hut move in Yuba City?
• Letter: 'Tolerance is a virtue'
• Briefs: Sutter County Animal Shelter's hours changing
• Letter: Hard to believe
• Letter: 'We have bigger problems'
• David Ignatius: A rare example of bipartisanship
• Births: March 3, 2012
• Talk Back: Lottery ticket; 107-year-old woman; Yuba River dams
• Police Blotter: March 5, 2012
• Limbaugh comments about student overshadowing Republican contest
• Jessica McCollum
• BREAKING NEWS: Man shot, seriously injured in Linda
• Counting calories only one way to lose weight
• Boy struggles to be straight edge
• The Root: How to live to 100
• Yuba College district settles for $4 million with retired faculty
• Rory Ramirez eyes Sutter supervisor post
• OPUD director vying for seat on Yuba board
• St. Isidore School: Annual tree sale brings 'em in
• Corning man throws hat in for Assembly seat
• Off Beat: Following the money
• News Briefs: Live Oak cyclist hit by auto, sustains major injuries
• This Week in History: March 4 to March 10
• Adam Smith’s ‘The Wealth of Nations’
• Births: March 2, 2012
• Police Blotter: March 4, 2012
• Water standards challenge Sutter County schools
• Letter: Get out of Afghanistan
• Other Views: What’s the hold-up on pension reform?
• Letter: Why the apologies?
• Letter: Smart meter fees are bogus
• Letter: President Obama must go
• Letter: God wants us to choose
• Clay Maynard: Social media: new tool advances movements
• Don Curlee: ‘Mother trees’ fostered entire crop industries
• Job Talk: Stability not valued like it used to be
• Business Briefs: Tri Counties Bank opening in Colusa
• Business Calendar, through March 10
• Thomas Elias: ‘Paycheck protection’ effort still one-sided
• Letter: Live Oak Kiwanis thanked
• Letter: New Neighbors a hit
• Letter: Good deed recognized
• Letter: Shackleford a role model
• Marysville Police recover $100K in stolen property
• Limbaugh hammered for rude comments on law student's testimony
• Flood board OKs work permit on Linda encroachment, but ...
• 2 arrested in Edgewater meth bust
• District 10 man hospitalized after robbery, shooting
• Briefs: Sutter County Animal Shelter's hours changing
• Dog lovers will want to cuddle up with 'Sophie'
• Supercouponing Tips: How to find safe sites to print coupons
• Mary Hunt: Mortgage insurance? Not on your life!
• Police Blotter: March 3, 2012
• Births: MARCH 1, 2012
• WRAPS OF LOVE: Prayer shawls bring spiritual, physical warmth to the ill
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Craig M. Reading
• How to deal with life
• PERCEPTIONS: Puppy love
• Boys Town orphanage founder Flanagan up for sainthood
• Officer who shot gunman on Valentine's Day cleared
• Marysville police raid scrap metal yard
• Net-5 seizes meth, stolen firearms from Yuba home
• Victim in Sutter County crash identified
• Letter: No laughing matter
• Tina Dupuy: GOP 2012: The pro-fiction campaign
• Country embraces poverty mentality
• Death penalty to be decided by California voters?
• Service planned for Marysville's 'bag lady,' but burial uncertain
• Live Oak mother, daughter transporting goodwill in Y-S
• Police Blotter: March 2, 2012
• Births: Feb. 26, 29, 2012
• Richard Rice
• Briefs: Man shot in District 10 robbery
• Cold War still lives for U-2 aircraft
• Linda man spends $5 on lottery ticket, wins $2M
• Yreka man arrested at Marysville Bank of America
• Wheatland couple facing methamphetamine charges
• Man changes plea in fatal Highway 99 crash
• Letter: Fear of being shot
• Ron Hart: The devil goes down to Georgia
• Our View: Is Romney surging or just hanging on?
• John Jessee
• Police blotter: March 1, 2012
• Births: Feb.25, 27, 28, 2012
• Sutter County shelter may give up on stray, feral cats
• Sutter County ordinance bars firing guns on top of levees
• Marysville gallery helping to increase foot traffic
• Yuba supervisor MIA on medical marijuana
• Feds negative on Yuba River dams
• Yuba City Unified readies layoff notices
• Yuba officials mostly agree with grand jury report
• Briefs: Supervisors OK transfers
• Snow blankets foothills
• Wheatland High Beat: Gas prices impact teens, too
• Live Oak High Beat: The costs of senior year
• Smile for the camera
• Young musicians ready to shine
• Gold Sox Announce 2012 Roster
• Yuba County fugitive nabbed in Nevada
• Ordinance banning guns on Sutter levees starts in April
• Death penalty sought against slaying suspect Naso
• Maurissa Heffran
• Romney wins, admits errors
• Marysville teachers union says jobs cuts unneeded
• Yuba City pursuing ban on growing pot in open backyards
• Police blotter: February 29, 2012
• Births: Feb.23, 24, 26, 2012
• Happy Leap Year birthday
• Almond harvest: ‘It’s not over until it’s in the bin’
• Yuba board OKs east Linda reinvestment plan
• At 107, Wheatland woman is fiercely independent
• Briefs: Colusa man's death was accidental
• Letter: When will 'The Artist" show?
• Letter: SCTA supports Calpine
• Byron York: Palin movie only half the story
• Our View: Republicans looking for resurgence in California
• Lentils for Lent
• Resurrecting Russian Imperial Stout
• Chanterelles mushroom ragout strictly vegetarian
• Eating Around the World: Lighten up with shrimp salad
• Yuba County gang members get prison in taxi robbery
• Yuba pot ordinance fails for lack of majority vote
• Man pleads guilty in fatal Halloween assault
• Suspected drunken driver injures children in Sutter crash
• Planned Sutter animal shelter too small, veterinarian says
• Tax revenue less than Gov. Brown projects
• Police officers hurt in Occupy clash at state Capitol
• Last person sentenced in 2009 Yuba City bank robbery
• Veterans Affairs Clinic opens in Yuba City
• Reading comes alive for King Avenue students
• Levee damaged by cattle being repaired in south Yuba County
• Barbara Rogas
• Grass Valley man arrested after Marysville police chase
• Police Blotter: Feb. 28, 2012
• Thomas D. Elias: Health plan hikes reveal bad blood
• Our View: GOP takes next steps in long slog
• Andree Francis
• BRIEFS: Linda woman jailed again for selling drugs
• Bank of America robber sentenced to 10 years
• Inside the Kings' new arena deal
• Occupy group confronts pro-white rally at Capitol
• Man arrested following Marysville pursuit
• Analyst: Tax revenue less than Gov. Brown projects
• Forecast: No big hiring boost this year
• Marysville’s annual Bomb Day – only one in Western Hemisphere
• Since You Asked: Where does ash from church rite come from?
• Officials scramble to find partners for state parks facing closure
• David Ignatius: The way to bring down Assad
• Riverside Press-Enterprise: Fiscal filmflam must end
• Briefs: Pioneers Day in Yuba City sets speakers
• Births: Feb. 25, 2012
• Police Blotter: Feb. 27, 2012
• Talk Back: Popeye's customer, track operator
• Jennifer Greenwale
• Soroptimist International hosts comedy fundraiser
• Savvy Senior: Organ donation: You're never too old
• Straight Talk Teens 'n Twenties: Is tattoo trend fading?
• YOU Docs: Interval training boosts workouts
• Letter: A no-brainer for failure
• Letter: Buckle up for inflationary ride
• Letter: Have Republicans gone crazy?
• Yuba City racks up $35,000 bike grant
• Hollywood's big secret: tax breaks from states
• Bank chief wins Chamber's Athena Award
• More than 1,000 run in Have a Heart for Kids 5K
• Yuba agencies getting less federal credit for levee upgrades
• Off Beat: None dare call it Agenda 21
• Death of Colusa man, 66, termed suspicious
• News Briefs: Alleged threats land Yuba City man in jail
• This Week in History: Feb. 26 to March 3
• Churchill’s last hurrah
• Births: Feb. 24, 2012
• Police Blotter: Feb. 26, 2012
• Marysville's Bok Kai Parade – ‘coolest thing’
• OFF THE HOOK: DFG public meeting on salmon set for Tuesday
• SWAT team subdues Olivehurst man after standoff
• Job Talk: How do I deal with co-worker’s disturbing habit?
• Business Briefs: Seminar slated on social networking for business
• Business Calendar, through March 3
• Downed utility pole halts traffic in Marysville
• Yuba-Sutter is always ready to help
• 1 arrested, 4 more cited in Marysville alcohol sting
• Sutter D.A. expects report soon on police shooting
• Mary Hunt: Debt: Good, bad and really ugly
• Applause greets Live Oak girl with kidney transplant
• Police Blotter: Feb. 25, 2012
• Births: Feb. 20, 23, 2012
• Thomas D. Elias: Education access about to shrink
• Our View: Can state GOP regain relevancy?
• The Bookworm Sez: 'Darlings' ripped from the headlines
• Thomas Sowell: Understanding the ‘fairness’ fraud
• Miami Herald: Faith, politics and women
• Connie Schultz: A woman’s womb – America’s new sports arena
• Amy Goodman: New Obama co-chair challenges the president
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch: The gospel according to Rick Santorum
• Ann Coulter: What’s their problem with Romney?
• Robert Scheer: The gang that couldn’t bomb straight
• Steven Greenhut: What happens when failure is no option?
• Our View: Can more jobs save Obama’s job?
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Highway 99 crash sends two people to hospital
• Yuba City Walmart store evacuated after gas leak
• Education Briefs: Student wins Rotary speech contest
• Students sweat to help others
• Marysville High Beat: Preserve AP classes, preserve opportunity
• School bus gets into 'fender bender,' nobody hurt
• Popeye's customer arrested after 'joke' text
• Tea party opposes Sutter County gun law on levees
• California GOP tries to rebuild its brand
• Wheatland High District on state financial watch list
• Candidate drops GOP bid, backs Vann
• Students can see, and it’s free
• Students can see, and it’s free
• Power outages strike Yuba-Sutter
• Linda man arrested in frying pan attack
• PG&E workers interrupt thieves at Yuba City storage yard
• Bok Kai weekend list of events
• Marysville to repay $225K in court fees to Yuba County
• Briefs: Auburn concert honors late conductor
• Inger Price
• Police Blotter: Feb. 24, 2012
• Births: FEB. 22, 2012
• Letter: Christian counselors, shared values
• Tina Dupuy: Giving credit where it’s due
• Our View: Brown: Legacy or lunacy
• Thousands lose power in Yuba-Sutter
• Vehicle collides with bicyclist near Brownsville
• Schaupp ends congressional run, supports Vann
• Students sweat to help others
• Letter: Yuba County fails to serve
• Yuba County fails to serve
• Y.C. Kiwanis honor Hope of America
• Education briefs
• Easy independent reading books equal success
• Driver dies in fiery crash
• Preserve AP classes, preserve opportunity
• Police blotter: Feb. 23, 2012
• James Dugan
• Final Yuba casino decision coming soon
• Yuba City may annex 233 acres
• U.S. gum industry finding itself stuck
• Ron Hart: GOP mucks it up on social issues
• Our View: Full-timers who should go part time
• Letter: Yuba County fails to serve
• Gearing up for Bok Kai
• Christians begin period of penance
• Marysville tries again with B Street property
• Unlicensed contractor wanted in Sutter County arrested
• Briefs: Fifth Street Bridge work to close lane
• Bok Kai festivals, past and present
• Bok Kai festivals, past and present
• New trial date set for suspect in Yuba City attempted murder
• Police blotter: Feb. 22, 2012
• Theresa Schulte
• $135B gap in pension funds
• $4 million deficit is Sutter County's 'new normal'
• Out-of-state track operator revs up anger in Marysville
• Uncorked: High-altitude wines gain color, flavor
• Take advantage of asparagus season
• Pork chops star in elegant meal
• 16 things to know about foam
• Yuba City merchants oppose sign law revision
• Army Corps seeks comments on levee vegetation waiver
• Letter: State losing businesses
• Letter: Saul Alinsky in review
• Briefs: 4 hikes in Buttes scheduled
• Letter: Core values found lacking
• Byron York: Why did Santorum lose in 2006?
• Eastbound Fifth Street bridge closing Sunday morning
• Yuba City police identify officer in fatal shooting
• Vandals damage Smartsville Post Office lobby
• Plumas Lake marijuana suspects post bail
• Suspect in indecent exposure case due in Sutter court
• Yuba City firefighters eat quick, healthy meals
• 4th shooting in Yuba City worries residents
• John Glenn marks 50 years since historic spaceflight
• Yuba City dog park operators seek volunteers
• Interns rescue Olivehurst Fire Department
• Filing period under way in Yuba-Sutter for June 5 primary
• Charlene Adams
• Births: Feb. 16, 19. 2012
• Police Blotter: Feb. 21, 2012
• Marco Borja
• Briefs: Minor damage from fire at Yuba City's Kohl's
• Letter: Hard to see tribes against Enterprise Rancheria
• Letter: Check out talented Yuba College men’s team
• Thomas D. Elias: Foreclosure deal good for housing
• Our View: California’s cap-and-trade slush fund
• Our View: Bad budget news for Brown
• Letter: Live Oak Council ignorant
• More workers resist retiring due to recession
• Workers remain employed, whether they need to or not
• Yuba City firefighters get chimney fire under control
• Man hit in ankle during Yuba City shooting
• Fire burns outside Yuba City Kohl’s
• Buffer from 9/11 backlash: Sikhs not strangers in Yuba-Sutter
• Horse spooked by train in Wheatland sends man to hospital
• Briefs: Presidents' Day closures slated
• Police Blotter: Feb. 20, 2012
• Since You Asked: Why does Bok Kai Temple get public funds?
• Court will decide if lying about military exploits is a crime
• Talk Back: Woman killed in accident, Marysville grad wins Grammy
• David Ignatius: Questions Pakistan needs to answer
• Our View: Golden State on road to Greece, by way of Detroit
• Carol Hance
• Savvy Senior: How to help older drivers limit or stop driving
• YOU Docs: Get yourself some good bugs; snore no more
• Straight Talk Teens 'n Twenties: Girl wants to spend break with boyfriend
• The Root: Rooted in the community
• Sex education for teens seen regressing in Yuba-Sutter
• State program offers mail-order condoms for minors
• Is Santorum too conservative for America?
• Wheatland revenue bounce allows city salary bump
• Why are so many running for judge posts in Yuba-Sutter?
• Photos: Practicing for Bok Kai parade
• Bethel A.M.E.: They’re singing to get closer to God
• Yuba-Sutter clinics seeing slowest flu season in years
• Off Beat: Colusa makes Congress
• News Briefs: Fundraiser set for Sutter board candidate Sullenger
• This Week in Local History: Feb. 19 to Feb. 25
• Military Briefs: Feb. 19, 2012
• Death of ‘Old Man Eloquent’
• Births: Feb. 17, 2012
• Police Blotter: Feb. 19, 2012
• Letter: Pleading my case worked for me
• Letter: Why does U.S. borrow, then give?
• Don Curlee: Raisins fighting Craisin attack
• Job Talk: I’m not savvy with computers; should I quit?
• Business Briefs: Walnut pruning seminar slated
• Business Calendar, through Feb. 25
• Three-vehicle accident in Yuba City
• 'Rez Life' reveals realities on reservations
• Yuba City shooting victim out of hospital
• Mary Hunt: 10 painless ways to reduce gas costs
• Get ready for $5 gasoline in Yuba-Sutter
• Births: FEB. 16, 2012
• Police Blotter: Feb. 18, 2012
• Yuba College funding cut $1.4M, but chancellor says school OK
• Maxwell residents fight nesting birds with noises, pruned trees
• Briefs: Couple pleads guilty in federal court
• Thomas Elias: Why should immigration status affect a transplant?
• Three Cheers letter: Artists need space
• Three Cheers letter: Gay student story praised
• Three Cheers letter: Support law enforcement
• The Bookworm Sez: 'Rez Life' reveals realities of reservations
• Obama follows costly ‘Progressive’ legacy
• The Afghan war’s nine lives
• Communism by insurance mandate
• Obama the Almighty conjures up the female vote
• Apple’s China comes home to haunt us
• Whitney Houston, worth our time
• Harris’ unfairness scars democracy
• Our View: California’s future of taxes without limits
• 50th Anniversary: Johns
• 90th Birthday: Conant
• Couple pleads guilty to misappropriating labor union funds
• Yuba City shooting victim leaves hospital
• OPUD keeps fluoride in drinking water
• Bok Kai poster harkens back to Chinese artist from Marysville
• Co-workers, friends mourn Yuba City woman killed on Highway 99
• Yuba County students share favorite poems
• 1 arrested, 5 cited in Marysville alcohol sting
• Decision delayed on Calpine's Sutter Energy Center
• Briefs: Yuba-Sutter closures detailed for Presidents' Day
• Sandra Schwartz
• Births: FEB. 15, 2012
• Letter: Internet at ‘great risk’
• Tina Dupuy: Republicans: The severe conservatives
• Our View: Obama budget more campaign ad
• OPUD keeps fluoride in drinking water
• UPDATE: Yuba City woman dies in Highway 99 crash
• PUC unplugs Sutter Energy Center decision
• Plumas Lake drug raids net $1M in marijuana
• Births: Feb. 13, 14, 2012
• Police blotter:Feb. 16, 2012
• Theresa Ramus
• Teaching across generations
• Education Briefs
• Students struggle in the grip of senioritis
• Out of gas
• Inspire curious young minds
• Classroom Notes
• California shortchanges the future of its students
• Marysville High School grad wins Grammy
• Congress reaches deal on payroll tax measure
• Live Oak approves its share of higher animal shelter budget
• Student became 'acquainted' with spelling bee win
• Yuba agencies seek elections waiver
• Honors for 9 in Yuba-Sutter law enforcement
• Briefs: Gasoline prices up since January
• Letter: $3M information in headline not enough
• Letter: Carrion endorsed for Superior Court judge
• Ron Hart: Hope for the hip-hop-ocrisy at Grammys
• Our View: Public Employees Bill of Rights Act all wrong
• Beale aircraft blows out tires at Mather
• Gunman shot sister-in-law, Yuba City police say
• Youths share the journey of the 'Prodigal'
• Yuba City man injured in C Street shooting dies
• Police blotter: February 15, 2012
• Bonnie Tedder
• Flexible food suits diners' needs
• Ossobuco originated in northern Italy
• Nothing 'light' about Platinum Bud
• Try this popular Mexican breakfast dish
• Say 'I love you' with rose, malbec
• Yuba County supervisors back police academy
• Letter: Beware bank email scam
• Letter: Prop. 8 ruling outrageous
• Briefs: Garamendi airing commercials
• 13-year prison term for gang member in Yuba County
• Byron York: Santorum targets Romney's native state
• Our View: Internet oversight bill rebooting
• Fallen soldier from Williams left letters for family
• Gunshots reported in Yuba City
• The toys are back on the ice at Power Balance Pavilion
• Changes proposed for Feather River Center, Yuba College area
• Man caught with jewelry linked to 15 burglaries, deputies say
• 3 Marines dead, 1 hurt in high-speed crash
• Heaviest federal budget cuts could hit military
• Federal budget includes funding for ring levee work
• Husbands scramble for perfect Valentine’s Day gift
• Sutter board gets lesson in animal control issues
• Marysville literacy students honored for learning computer skills
• Yuba County Superior Court race draws 2 candidates
• Amelia Oliver
• Briefs: Gun group's leader at Yuba City event
• Amy Robertson
• Police Blotter: Feb. 14, 2012
• Births: FEB. 12, 2012
• Thomas D. Elias: GOP candidates need wide appeal
• Our View: Stop fooling around with payroll taxes
• Suspects in Yuba City shooting lacking
• Girl, 16, escapes as car sinks into Feather River
• Male shot on C Street in Yuba City
• Death of midwife program gives birth to women's clinic in Yuba City
• Since You Asked: No plans for State Theater, Hotel Marysville
• Letter: Kruger lost without Herger?
• Tom Purcell: Sexes' differences good for Valentine's Day
• Our View: It really pays to work for the government
• Briefs: Runner to speak at Sutter political dinner
• Births: Feb. 11, 2012
• Police Blotter: Feb. 13, 2012
• Talk Back: Shanghai Bend, composer's death
• Ricky Estrada
• Yuba-Sutter businesses love ringing up Valentine's Day sales
• Revitalization of Gridley's Butte Theater envisioned
• Young wife agonizes about husband's cheating
• How you can help prevent elder abuse
• Bound by the bracelet
• Bariatric surgery: Thumbs up or down?
• Marysville's Bok Kai marks Year of Dragon
• 2012 Bok Kai Hostess recalls festival as child
• Yuba City candidate pulls out of race for Congress
• Off Beat: Cyber secure in Oroville
• News Briefs: Poetry recitation contest this week in Marysville
• This week in Local History: Feb. 12 to Feb. 18
• Military Briefs: Feb. 12, 2012
• Fleming discovers penicillin
• Births: Feb. 10, 2012
• Police Blotter: Feb. 12, 2012
• OFF THE HOOK: Rollins Lake is the Bear River’s premier rainbow and brown fishery
• Los Angeles Times: A banner day for gay rights
• Thomas Sowell: Dependency pays off for politicians
• Amy Goodman: America's pro-choice majority speaks out
• Robert Scheer: Elections are a hoax
• Pelton's party store doesn’t clown around
• Job Talk: Learning to love social media
• Business Briefs: Pediatrician Pande joins Sutter North
• Business Calendar, through Feb. 18
• Marysville schools must make $3M in budget cuts
• Dads, daughters dance in Marysville school
• Obama revises birth control policy
• Trezza seeks Sutter County Superior Court seat
• Tehama County supervisor seeks Logue’s seat
• Thomas Elias: Upcoming base closures: Californians in Congress must pull together
• So you want to be an astronaut?
• Briefs: Yuba City police investigate assault claim on autistic child
• Supercouponing Tips: When a purchase is not a transaction
• Mary Hunt: Why 15 cents matters when you have debt
• Police Blotter: Feb. 11, 2012
• Births: FEB. 9, 2012
• Healing of the leper
• Wedding: Mason/ Richey
• Priest who improvised prayers loses his job
• PERCEPTIONS: Named
• Meeting of Hearts: Atheist doctor, Jehovah’s Witnesses put aside differences
• Life Briefs
• Engagement: Lau/Cresta
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Army officer wants humanism officially recognized
• ‘Kosher Jesus’ raises furor among Jews
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Singh won't run for Sutter supervisor seat
• Yuba County gets rolling on bikeway plan
• If you love-hate your job, 'Bond Girl' is for you
• Serial killer’s tip leads to remains of 2nd body
• Tina Dupuy: ‘The market’ chooses culture war winners
• Letter: Obama leading change
• Our View: 'Voters may face triple tax-hike threat
• End of an era: Kodak shutters camera business
• Falls fall at Yuba City's Shanghai Bend
• PG&E replaces transmission lines from Palermo to East Nic
• Yuba City, Sutter County OK paying more for animal shelter
• Attorney Edwards a candidate for Sutter County Superior Court
• Briefs: Yuba City police plan car-set checks on Feb. 25
• Chase Wymore
• Police Blotter: Feb. 10. 2012
• Births: Feb. 7-8, 2012
• Judge dismisses Sutter County jail suicide lawsuit
• 'Extremely sophisticated' forgery ring busted, Yuba City police say
• Necklace flushed down toilet returned months later
• Brenda Lopes
• Colusa girls bound for Carnegie Hall
• Career fair debut a success
• Teachers ready to lend their support
• School spirit surges during homecoming
• Read awesome books to your baby
• Education Briefs
• Oregon House conductor made music a joy to play
• Officials: Fed rules raise West Nile risk
• Getting caffeine fix as easy as taking deep breath
• Ron Hart: Getting a kick out of the Super Bowl
• Our View: Union targets charter schools with bill
• Letter: Headlines in poor taste
• Yuba City donation request may have been hoax
• Marysville art gallery hosts wine event
• Convenience is the problem with Grove Avenue in Linda
• April trial for Yuba County tax protesters
• Briefs: Aanestad seeks Herger's seat
• Yuba professor captures 'Signs of Life'
• Driver rams into building in reverse, hits multiple vehicles
• Wet day dampens Colusa Farm Show crowd
• Steve Limper
• Births: FEB. 6, 2012
• Police Blotter: Feb. 8, 2012
• Psychiatrist warns Yuba supervisors about medical pot
• Gay marriage ruling likely appealed to U.S. Supreme Court
• Political fallout from abortion, birth control debates
• Marysville OKs school resource officer position
• Yuba City City Council approves $6.1 million fish screen
• Give your valentine ganache, with love
• Traditional tamales are a snap to prepare
• Share this chocolate soufflé with your valentine
• Quick Fix: Chicken and mushrooms lighten up chili
• 2012 brings fresh new crop of IPAs
• Gay marriage backers take to Marysville streets
• Linda property owners look to state panel
• Oregon House man dies in Highway 20 crash
• Briefs: Stabbing victim still critical
• Letter: Comcast alternatives considered
• Letter: A.B. 109 poses threats
• Byron York: Businessman's background Romney's curse?
• Our View: Lean times for state pension funds
• Marysville Gold Sox 2012 Schedule
• Man sentenced to 7 years prison in Yuba City vehicle attack
• Police: Yuba City woman cashed more than $1K in fake checks
• Marysville slaying suspects bound over for trial
• California gay marriage ban is unconstitutional, court rules
• Thomas Elias: California could go more blue
• Our View: Walker recall’s ripple effect
• Defense cuts test lawmakers' resolve on deficits
• Refugia Lopez
• Players hone their skills
• Stabbing victim in stable condition
• Linda gang gunman sentenced to 13 years in prison
• Rain forecast for Tuesday
• Empty retail parcel being used for Caltrans project
• Carol Farnham
• Births: Feb. 5, 2012
• Police Blotter: Feb. 7, 2012
• Briefs: No one hurt in drive-by shooting
• Family files $500k claim in Yuba County Taser death
• Butte County deputies bust identity theft ring
• Linda gang gunman gets 13 years in prison
• 90th Birthday: Farmer
• 100th Birthday: Bagley
• Engagement: Lougovets/ Fielding
• 5-year-old believed to be 17th century lama-reincarnate
• PERCEPTIONS: Snowboarding
• Corning man honored for impact on youth
• Ministry embracing those affected by HIV/AIDS
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Kaylee Poppinga
• Hooray for servants of the Kingdom
• Woman stabbed after bar fight, Yuba City police say
• Shots fired into Live Oak home as family watches TV
• Hashish production led to blast, police say
• Decision tomorrow on California's same-sex marriage ban
• Leap Year Birthday Event!
• Vendors looking for good run at Colusa Farm Show
• Political support grows for reopening Yuba Police Academy
• Since You Asked: Who should dispose of leaves in Yuba City?
• Letter: Occupy does damage
• Tom Purcell: Hey, Canada, how about a trade?
• Police Blotter: Feb. 6, 2012
• Births: Feb. 4, 2012
• Our View: Bill would hound pet groomers
• Talk Back: Soldiers ship out, Comcast channel switch
• Briefs: Actor brings Muir to life
• Gene Nelson
• Veterinarian’s report echoed calls for action in 2007
• Marysville forum: Jobs outlook bleak in Yuba-Sutter
• Are Mitt and Mormons a winning combination?
• Group’s mail campaign advocates for Yuba salmon run
• Family-law attorney Heckman throws hat in for Sutter judgeship
• Son won't go to sleep before midnight
• Looking through a different window
• Choosing a healthy doctor could save your life
• 5 easy tips to save on food
• 2011 tax filing requirements for seniors
• Off Beat: Dear Doug: No thanks
• ResQPaws to the rescue in Sutter County
• News Briefs: Man stabbed at downtown Yuba City bar
• This Week in Local History: Feb. 5 to Feb. 11
• The Massachusetts Compromise
• Births: Feb. 3, 2012
• Police Blotter: Feb. 5, 2012
• David Ignatius: Is Israel preparing to attack Iran?
• Letter: Look to Saul Alinsky
• Ann Coulter: THree cheers for Romneycare!
• Gold Sox Seek Interns For 2012 Season
• Clay Maynard: The future is all about being connected
• Don Curlee: State’s cattle wait for rains
• Job Talk: The real reason you get fired
• Business Briefs: Yuba-Sutter staffer will speak at postal event
• Business Calendar, through Feb. 11
• Ron Haart:Captain ‘Chicken of the Sea’
• Letter: Genetic engineering endorsed
• Three Cheers letter: Big Pink Trunk thank you
• Calpine's Sutter Energy Center struggles to find business
• Three Cheers letter: Herger assisted
• More people find work nationally
• Three Cheers letter: Community helps out
• Three Cheers letter: ‘Angel’ returns purse
• Three Cheers letter: ‘We do make a difference’
• Weapons, drugs seized in Linda, Yuba City busts
• Yuba City sewer line breaks
• Briefs: Yuba County's Brown Bag food sign-ups begin
• Mary Hunt: Buying gold now is expensive – try silver
• Supercouponing Tips: Stocking up earns savings
• Births: FEB. 2, 2012
• Police Blotter: Feb. 4, 2012
• Forklift may have pinned man, officials say
• Lincoln Trio journeys to Yuba City
• Broken line pumping treated wastewater into Feather River
• 'Quiet' is a book you'll shout about
• Deputies: Linda man gets meth charge after dropping off kids
• Tina Dupuy: GOP preaches prosperity gospel
• Our View: 'Bullet train becoming ‘Moonbeam Express’
• State restores funds for school busing
• Yuba-Sutter viewers annoyed Comcast moves TruTV, Turner Classic Movies
• Police Blotter: Feb. 3, 2012
• India outraged at jokes made at its expense
• Beale airman's wife will be on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Covered bridge festivities planned in April
• Marysville police, CHP plan post-Super Bowl DUI patrols
• Briefs: Yuba City shooting victim leaves hospital
• Matt Peyret
• Births: FEB. 1, 2012
• Life’s script changed for Sutter High grad Hale
• Hospital releases man shot outside Yuba City bar
• Rio Del Oro nominated for national Blue Ribbon
• Education Briefs
• Second semester is full of surprises
• Read engaging, thought-provoking fare
• It's Spirit Week – let the fun begin
• Finding a system that works
• Classroom Notes
• Yuba-Sutter beekeepers abuzz on research
• Mix-up sparks birth control pill recall
• Incumbent Garamendi leads money race
• Briefs: Shooting victim's condition upgraded
• Construction will block Marysville mural
• Stout launches bid for judge's seat
• Births: Jan. 30 & 31, 2012
• Police Blotter: Feb. 2, 2012
• DAVID IGNATIUS: Two cheers for the ECB president
• Our View: Republicans undermine chances for change
• Letter: More to battery chargers story
• Myron Coleman
• Ex-doctor to appeal DUI conviction
• PG&E can charge customers to nix SmartMeters
• Shooting victim upgraded to good condition
• A first: You don’t need TV to watch Super Bowl
• Shocking charges: L.A. teacher fed 3rd-graders semen
• Sutter board says no to state funds with strings attached
• Attorney Johnston gets into Sutter judge race
• Super in bowls
• Enjoy this recipe for blackened tilapia
• Uncorked: Grapes: The more the merrier in white blends
• Savor the exotic flavors of Chicken Tagine
• Products go all-in for the big game
• When burning a flag is patriotic
• Colusa Councilman Kelleher won’t seek second term
• Marysville's Mary Aaron Museum to reopen
• Charisse Sparks
• Police Blotter: Feb. 1, 2012
• Letter: Another threat to freedom
• Byron York: Gingrich fights the fight all over again
• Births: Jan. 26 and Jan 30, 2012
• Our View: A blueprint for future shortages
• Teen facing charges after Marysville vehicle chase
• Yuba County supervisor pay cut measure in question
• News Briefs: Congressional debate set Feb. 9 in Marysville
• Yuba City shooting victim's condition upgraded
• California Controller warns of looming cash flow crisis
• Sutter County animal shelter’s cost rises
• Contraceptive mandate fight in U.S. Supreme Court
• Lifetime of using brain may ward off Alzheimer’s
• Len Porter
• Police blotter: Janaruy 31, 2012
• Births: January 29, 2012
• Allyn Scott youth center faces funding issues
• Vacaville hopeful in congressional race
• PHOTOS: Perfecting piloting – remotely – in Marysville
• Kelli Evans
• Yuba City shooting victim still critical
• Briefs: LaMalfa opposes high-speed rail
• Letter: Story priorities skewed
• Thomas Elias:‘Tax oil for education’ measure advanced
• Our View: '‘Medicare for all' fails again
• Police: Yuba City resident arrested in beer glass assault
• Hooah! Yuba-Sutter guardsmen shipping out to war
• Births: Jan. 28, 2012
• Since You Asked: Has prostitution been eliminated in Yuba-Sutter?
• Talk Back: George King, college budget solutions, Live Oak pot ban
• Police Blotter: Jan. 30, 2012
• Briefs: Student speakers contest planned
• Joe Gandelman: Tempestuous wind blows through GOP
• Our View: President appears less green
• Sue Bancroft
• BREAKING NEWS: Man shot in Yuba City
• Live Oak among trailblazers amid medical pot rules
• Adopt-a-plot being resurrected for Marysville cemetery
• Conservation bank in Sutter for giant garter snake OK'd
• Worried about a metal hip?
• When to step in
• Southern-style restaurant opens in Marysville with service in mind
• Son's Internet romance worries Dad
• Heartburn relief for seniors in need
• Colusa parochial school is principal’s first love
• These women climb aboard ‘coupon train’
• Off Beat: Perry performs poorly
• News Briefs: Foothills fireman honored for prompt action
• This Week in Local History: Jan. 29 to Feb. 4
• Freedom of religion – beliefs and actions
• Births: Jan. 27, 2012
• Police Blotter: Jan. 29, 2012
• Robert Scheer: Obama's faux populism sounds like Bill Clinton
• John Vinci: The politics of Obamacare waivers
• Thomas Elias: Seeing a different Jerry Brown this year
• Op-Ed: Reaping the consequences of California's S.B. 48
• San Jose Mercury News: Romney should release 10 years of tax returns
• Ann Coulter: Re-elect Obama: Vote Newt!
• Job Talk: Help isn’t coming, but it IS waiting for you
• Business Briefs: Caltrans holding workshop on contracts
• Business Calendar, through Feb. 4
• California bill seeks to thwart some deportations
• Original Sutter flood agency official moves to new post
• New rules require cleaner cars
• Briefs: Yuba City man faces hearing over police shooting
• Mary Hunt: Load up your wallet with tax-free dollars
• Yuba City solar power praised
• Police Blotter: Nov. 28, 2012
• Byron York: Romney’s unsolvable problem
• Three Cheers letter: Rideout ICU staff thanked
• Three Cheers letter: Kindness will be remembered
• Three Cheers letter: Happy day all around
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Life Briefs
• MEGADETH: Trash-rock bassist studying for Lutheran ordination
• Candidate Mitt Romney is not alone when it comes to tithing
• Pastor leads a solo fight against Internet gambling
• Alaska Airlines retiring meal tray prayer cards
• Shhh: Pope Benedict XVI urges silence to communicate better
• PERCEPTIONS: Snow Day
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Billie Bowman
• God leads us into the future
• Stilt used as weapon in Olivehurst attack, sheriff says
• Yuba County supervisor pay cut measure gets OK for signatures
• 'Eskimos' is a heartwarming read
• Inmates smoked pot in jail yard, sheriff says
• Deputies: Woman attacks woman with folding knife
• Marysville fixture keeps Rideout nurses busy
• 280,000 federal workers owe $3.4 billion in taxes
• Letter: Are Democrats afraid?
• Letter: School, newspaper praised
• Goodbye, Global Hawk?
• Cuts not as deep as Pentagon says
• Linda levee resolution delayed
• Tina Dupuy: Awkward family photos: Mitt laundry
• Our View: Bureaucrats eyeing your device chargers
• Letter: Americans come first
• FEMA to detail flood control concerns to Sutter supervisors
• Police Blotter: Jan. 27, 2012
• Births: Jan. 25, 2012
• Imelda Garibay
• Briefs: Logue wins support of state Republican chairman
• Trio to perform masterful music
• Correction: Yuba rape suspect not early prison release
• Going green
• Education Briefs
• Show proves Sutter's got talent
• Senior project brings our future into focus
• Read books that explore important topics
• Classroom Notes
• St. Isidore Catholic School shares toys
• Law targets roadside animal sales
• College chancellor offers solutions to budget crisis
• Agency drops Yuba City's credit rating, citing 'weak' economy
• Schaupp enters race for 3rd Congressional District
• Police Blotter: Jan. 26, 2012
• Births: Jan. 24, 2012
• Briefs: Yuba committee assignments OK'd
• Global Hawk's fate up in the air
• SEALs rescue hostages in Somalia
• Briefs: Fire damages mobile home
• Morgellons: It's all in your head
• Letter: Let feds grow pot
• Letter: Choose right attitude
• David Ignatius: The campaign for 'American renewal'
• Our View: President's promises don't jibe
• Eric Ashabran
• Yuba County rape suspect had early prison release
• Marysville police nab 3 people in alcohol sting
• Play melds 'Pan' with 'Life'
• Marysville police locate at-risk elderly woman
• 2011 Valentine Love Lines
• Broadway Series journeys to the 'West Side'
• Fire damages double-wide trailer in Dobbins
• Sandi Waters
• Police blotter: January 25, 2012
• Analysis: Obama confronts GOP with speech
• Births: January 23, 2012
• Yuba-Sutter Republican rebuttal to Obama: ‘Not much has improved’
• Injunction denied on Live Oak's pot growing ban
• $1.6 million deficit projected for Yuba County
• Pentagon wants to ax costly Global Hawks
• Seafood dish has good Karma
• Uncorked: Zinfandel is comfort wine for cold weather
• Try a traditional shrimp cocktail
• Recalling the legendary Swedish Bikini Team
• Fresh pasta dish offers complex flavors
• Humans flock to see snow geese
• Letter: Honor without a label
• Letter: 'Those were the days'
• Ron Hart: GOP candidates brawl
• Our View: Freedom to choose a school
• Olivehurst man faces rape, assault charges
• Police release surveillance images in school arson
• Hunting does OK in Yuba County, supervisors say
• Yuba City graduate axed from 'The Bachelor'
• Hit-and-run collision morphs into high-speed chase
• Live Oak resident sues city over pot growing ban
• Cops need warrant to attach GPS, Supreme Court rules
• Supreme Court's GPS ruling has little impact locally
• Flood plan would boost water capacity
• Yuba-Sutter deaths a warning to pedestrians after dark
• PHOTO: Playing catch with dad in Yuba City
• Yuba-Sutter spaghetti dinners benefit those in need
• Bill Hodges
• Police Blotter: Jan. 24, 2012
• Births: JAN. 22, 2012
• Hana Noda
• Briefs: Fire at vacant Olivehurst house called arson
• Thomas D. Elias: Late GOP primary hurting California
• Our View: A flight from Romney, not to Gingrich
• Arsonists use nylon stockings to ignite Olivehurst blaze
• Marysville bicyclist struck by vehicle dies
• Rabbit Creek Journal ending print version, going online
• 2011 New Neighbors
• GOING FROM FATHER TO FATHER: Priest gives up his vocation – not his religion – for love
• More U.S. Catholics take complaints to church court
• From U.S. private school student to al-Qaida agent
• Message of the Week: Gone fishing
• Niners fans in Yuba-Sutter are up, down during big game
• Since You Asked: Can I get Hal's Grubstake sauce?
• It's Gingrich's momentum vs. Romney's organization
• Briefs: Pedestrian dies in Linda accident
• Births: Jan. 21, 2012
• Police Blotter: Jan. 23, 2012
• Talk Back: Drug sniffing dog, soldier returns, Sutter County chase
• David Ignatius: Tehran gets a message
• Our View: Pipeline rejection all about politics
• Lori Indelicato
• Yuba College to conduct study on need for police academy
• Gingrich routs Romney in South Carolina primary
• Howls of protest doom dog park in Plumas Lake
• Live Oak nurse joins race for Sutter board
• First steps to a 'new you'
• Choices and results: Hard versus easy
• On the first day of Christmas, my true love stole for me
• Is there 'healthy' fast food?
• How to find senior airfare discounts
• Our View: Tolerance leading to acceptance?
• Letter: 'Trashy journalism'
• Biggs-Gridley Hospital growing, plans more upgrades
• Chicago Sun-Times: Upholding principles of religious liberty
• Off Beat: Trustees speak to empty seats
• Dallas Morning News: Deadly cowardice at sea exposed
• Thomas Elias: PUC secrecy extends beyond solar to rates and safety
• News Briefs: Planning director will speak at Olivehurst meeting
• Rebekah Rast: Obama's pipeline decision a punch in the gut
• Amy Goodman: The day the Internet roared
• Peter Funt: At the end of our rope?
• Military Briefs: Jan. 22, 2012
• OFF THE HOOK: Upper bay striped bass continued into winter
• Beer can revolutionized delivery
• La Porte loves the snow
• Colusa, Tulare farm shows project new flavors
• Job Talk: Gaps in resume? What gaps?
• Dollar store opens at North Pointe in Y.C.
• Business Calendar, through Jan. 28
• Yuba-Sutter jobless rate ‘still relatively high’
• Accused killer Naso boasts of persuasive powers
• Multistate ‘personhood’ push kindles abortion debate
• Births: January 19, 2012
• Police blotter: January 21, 2012
• Everyday Cheapskate: Tips to outsmarting inflation
• 25th anniversary: Cohiles
• 40th anniversary: Correa
• Briefs: Ellis Lake barbecue for volunteers delayed
• 90th birthday: Treat
• Engagement: Ransdell/Leyva
• Flood board coming to Marysville
• Engagement: Williams/Reed
• Life Briefs: Eagle Scout ceremony at LDS Church on Jan. 31
• Three Cheers letter: ‘Thanks and blessings to all’
• Ron Hart:The Bain of our existence
• Perceptions: Tree hugger
• Our View: It is time to stop looting our kids
• Community of Faith Briefs: God's chosen people is topic at Grace Baptist
• Melissa Poma-Tomita
• Find joy in these life 'Lessons'
• Yuba City police: Man gropes woman's buttocks, grabs purse
• Fugitive's flashlight draws police fire in Yuba County
• Grass Valley woman arrested in daughter's 1970 death
• Body discovered outside Plumas Lake identified
• Unemployment numbers drop in Yuba-Sutter area
• No fluoride decision by OPUD directors
• Rain finally soaking Yuba-Sutter
• Police Blotter: Jan. 20, 2012
• Births: JAN. 18, 2012
• Briefs: Generators stolen from Biggs-Gridley hospital
• Ann Clemmer
• Letter: Find more positive stories
• Tina Dupuy: The case for cutting and running
• Our View: Governor’s medicine not the cure
• Shot fired in Rackerby dispute; Man sought
• Deputies: Homicide likely in body found near Plumas Lake
• Sutter deputies chase speeding vehicle into Colusa County
• Forgery suspects seen on surveillance, Yuba City police say
• Thieves haul away three generators from Gridley hospital
• Love is 'Fantastick' at The Acting Company
• American Lung Association says Yuba-Sutter up in smoke
• Narcotic detector dog sniffs around Wheatland High School
• Rollover accident blocks eastbound Highway 20
• Third suspect in brick-throwing case surrenders
• Oregon House student named to Senate Youth Program
• Education Briefs
• Loving the day set apart for love
• Having a schedule, following a schedule
• Clubs: A worthwhile high school experience
• Classroom Notes
• Best-sellers aren't always the best books
• Fresh look at testing encourages educators
• Soldier arrives home early, surprising younger sister
• 3-D model may help salmon population in Yuba River
• Yuba City firefighter retiring
• Alex Cesena
• Police blotter: January 19, 2012
• Births: January 16-17, 2012
• Briefs: Dog park plans discussed tonight
• Letter: Fight Republican voter suppression
• Mike Reagan: Beware the Emperor Barack
• Our View: Study details salaries, perks
• Our View: Blackout to prevent a dark day
• Camptonville Academy Players focus on what's important
• Brown pitches higher taxes in annual address
• Colusa County DA arrested, not booked on DUI
• Tehama County supervisor considers Assembly run
• Tierni Martins
• Live Oak teen copes with kidney transplant challenges
• FEMA warns Sutter County about floodplains
• An upper crust
• Warm up with a bowl of chili
• Uncorked: New blending makes for the perfect mix
• Malt liquor an iconic American classic
• Jambalaya recipe adds baking to the mix
• Police blotter: January 18, 2012
• Yuba County says no to doe hunts
• Yuba City Unified trustee issue interests few
• Lindhurst lesbian named a homecoming princess
• Freezing temperatures set Yuba City record
• 17 arrested in Marysville alcohol sting operation
• Briefs: Control burn guts home near Brownsville
• Letter: Politicians do us wrong
• Letter: Victim's kin beyond upset
• Byron York: The Bain of Romney's campaign?
• Our View: Debate over higher taxes misses point
• Brick thrown at Yuba home hits boy inside
• Marysville bicyclist struck by vehicle in critical condition
• Foul play not ruled out in Yuba County suspicious death
• Low morning temps set new record for Yuba-Sutter
• Marysville bicyclist struck, suffers 'major head trauma'
• Sutter Buttes vintner wins top wine award
• Much needed rain finally arriving in Yuba-Sutter
• U.S. attorney general vows to enforce Voting Right Act
• Family law attorney is latest to seek Judge Hansen's seat
• Help sought on identifying body found near Plumas Lake
• Sutter County supervisors consider rezoning to spur business
• Connie Cornelius
• Police Blotter: Jan. 17, 2012
• Births: JAN. 15, 2012
• Brandon Asher
• Briefs: Marysville crab feed tickets still available
• Thomas D. Elias: Term limits harm state leadership
• Our View: Would you trust state with your health?
• Yuba-Sutter residents brace for freezing temps
• UPDATE: Officials working to ID body found near Plumas Lake
• Our View: $18B state water bond should be flushed
• Calvary church plans 24-acre campus for growing flock
• Since You Asked: Harpers Ferry building in escrow
• Fears about Mormonism down but not out among GOP voters
• Briefs: Most agencies close for Martin Luther King Day
• Births: Jan. 13-14, 2012
• Police Blotter: Jan. 16, 2012
• Talk Back: 'Dirty Jobs,' pizza robbery, DUI doctor
• David Ignatius: Steps to defuse a crisis
• Alli Goodwin
• Yuba supervisor submits measure to cut board's pay
• Boondoggle: Army spends $6B on bad radios
• Judge: Yuba-Sutter trucker can move on sale
• What causes stinky 'hunger breath'?
• Mother asks: Are my curfew, dating rules too strict?
• How to get your affairs in order
• Hiking is one path to a new year of health
• Robert Scheer: There's hope for Republicans yet
• Dallas Morning News: Next steps for fragile recovery
• Thomas Sowell: Post office should face competition
• Steven Greenhut: Naming rights a big game in Capitol
• Thomas Elias: Whitman wouldn't have made a difference
• Activist Bird ruled ‘vexatious litigant’
• Our View: Brown: 'We're broke, but must spend more'
• Off Beat: Why, Wally, why?
• Amy Goodman: Guantanamo: 10 years later
• News Briefs: Most agencies closed Monday
• Mike Reagan: Some inconvenient facts about employment
• Yuba-Sutter marches for Martin Luther King Jr.
• This Week in Local History: Jan. 15 to 21
• Job Talk: Am I getting set up to be fired?
• Business Briefs: Marysville diner holding grand opening
• Business Calendar: through Jan. 22
• OPUD worries about response times to house fires
• Photo: 8th-grader girls shown math, science careers
• Connie Schultz: Get uncomfortable at the dinner table
• Briefs: Yuba City man pleads guilty to brutal stabbing
• Three Cheers letter: Honored officer deserves acclaim
• Letter: Dump the two-party system
• Letter: A-D poll shows liberal slant
• Our View: Year of the ferret?
• Yuba City women run to raise cancer funds
• Mary Hunt: What you can do to outsmart inflation
• Births: JAN. 12, 2012
• Police Blotter: Jan. 14, 2012
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Life Briefs
• Engagement: Eytcheson/ Drumheller
• 30th Anniversary: Poehland
• PLAIN OR FANCY: Amish men say they won’t budge on buggy fight
• God holds our sorrows
• Garrett Fenrich
• Mormons see mainstream acceptance ahead for church
• Community of Faith Briefs
• 'Tuesday Night Miracles' is dynamite
• Former doctor convicted of DUI gets 30 days in jail
• MC-12 mission bringing hundreds of staff to Beale
• Yuba deputies seek tips in Dobbins man's disappearance
• Tehama judge: Don Bird is 'vexatious litigant'
• Fire destroys Olivehurst home; family escapes
• Facebook stock offering could be financial boon to state
• Officer: 'Double Initial' suspect kept photos of other women
• Sip ’n’ Sketch hopes to draw artists to Marysville on Sunday
• Fishermen want to sink Sutter County launch fees
• Letter: Start cutting at the top
• Yuba City Unified weighs boundary changes
• Pot-cultivation compromise elusive in Yuba City
• Births: JAN. 11, 2012
• Police Blotter: Jan. 13, 2012
• Our View: State still has a Dream Act
• Briefs: Motorcyclist in Marysville has minor injuries
• Carmen Salazar
• Man dies in Nevada County wood chipper accident
• 6 plead not guilty to charges in Marysville killing
• Joe Gandelman: Political suicide by tea?
• Motorcyclist suffers injuries in Marysville crash
• Jackson magic lives on in 'Immortal'
• Yuba student shoots for the stars
• Students win essay contests
• Education Briefs
• Cracking down on the phone craze
• Time for seniors to stay motivated
• Find the best books for your child
• Dry weather forces farmers to irrigate land
• Debbie Hall
• Police blotter: January 12, 2012
• Analyst predicts state budget worsens
• Gaps likely in Yuba County half-fee reports
• Officer: Naso kept diary documenting rapes
• Yuba College trustees approve revised regions
• Briefs: 4 Sutter County supervisors endorse Logue
• Letter: Government rolls along wrong course
• Letter: Gridley Project reborn?
• Tina Dupuy: GOP’s sad, inevitable marriage
• Our View: Romney on a roll
• Sex toys, porn magazines swiped from Linda strip club
• Thieves steal $20K in tools from Yuba City business
• Pizza delivery driver beats up would-be robber, deputies say
• Driver who hit Sutter D.A. pleads guilty, gets probation
• CHP: Motorcyclist crashes, flees, leaves bike behind
• Sutter County board postpones boat fee proposal
• Letting off steam
• Uncorked: In Sicily, old wines are new again
• Taking Chicken Milanese beyond comfort food
• Get ready for a great year in beer
• Enjoy a slice of Sue's Pear Pie
• Wally Herger timeline
• Analysis on Herger: Politicians see chance to advance
• Medical pot growers can accept plant limit in Yuba City
• Maria Paras
• Letter: Nanny state nonsense abounds
• Letter: Fight Bullards Bar fee
• Byron York: Is N.H. fit to pick a president?
• Our View: Attack of competing tax hikes
• Students seek symphony spot in Yuba City
• Births: January 9, 2012
• Challenger to Whiteaker emerges in Sutter County's 4th District
• Police blotter: January 11, 2012
• Firefighter fights suspected arsonist in Yuba County
• Briefs: Drunken-driving patrols to increase
• LaMalfa, Logue, Nielsen set plans after Herger retirement
• Herger announces retirement, endorses LaMalfa
• Appeal filed following attempted murder sentencing
• Driver leads CHP on high-speed chase
• Yuba City to get earful tonight on allowing medical pot
• States say yes to medical pot, but communities say no
• Sutter County animal shelter hits roadblock over cost
• Yuba City's Target expanding grocery
• Recology driver featured tonight on 'Dirty Jobs'
• Marysville business rebuilds after September fire
• Marysville pioneer tribute could drive annual Juneteenth event
• 6 North State counties seek water plan
• Carolyn Childers
• Police Blotter: Jan. 10, 2012
• Births: JAN. 5, 2012
• Briefs: Relay for Life teams sought in Yuba-Sutter
• Eliacer Gonzalez
• Letter: Legislators drunk on spending
• Letter: E Center embraces commitment
• Thomas D. Elias: Do state campuses condone anti-Semitism?
• Our View: Dodging a bullet on gas prices
• Birthday for son and guru celebrated in Sikh tradition
• Since You Asked: Column is back, ready to rumble
• Republican candidates back tough immigration laws like it's 1999
• Police Blotter: Jan. 9, 2012
• Letter: Spreading holiday cheer
• Letter: Get rid of mistletoe
• Letter: Leaders must be watched
• Letter: Boat ramp, fees criticized
• David Ignatius: Our foreign policy pivot
• Births: Jan. 7, 2012
• Talk Back: Marysville's bag lady dies
• Briefs: Health workshops begin Tuesday
• John Stamm
• Tea party members ponder GOP field
• ‘Bizarre’ delay in reopening Yuba police academy
• Yuba-Sutter levee districts bugged over beetle's status
• Two Marysville men find relative in black pioneer
• Fourth candidate declares for Sutter judgeship
• Electronic speed signs going up at six Yuba schools
• Off Beat: Herger can’t miss: He’s Swiss
• News Briefs: Live Oak Kiwanis holding crab feed Jan. 21
• This Week in Local History: Jan. 8 to 14
• Yuba-Sutter charity bowl raises $2,500
• Young people envision a better world
• New technology tackles age-old teen concerns
• John Hancock’s John Hancock
• For blood pressure, which numbers are too low, high?
• Computer brain games can help seniors stay sharp
• Add more life to each new day
• Births: Jan. 6, 2012
• Police Blotter: Jan. 8, 2012
• Amy Goodman: Republicans divided, citizens united
• Letter: Drop unholy money grab
• Letter: 'Let's take care of each other'
• Don Curlee: Bean growers ride the tide
• Job Talk: Why would a hiring manager meet me?
• Business Briefs: Rice commission's yearly growers meetings this week
• Business Calendar, through Jan. 14
• California Dream Act repeal effort falls short
• Fluoride debate at Olivehurst Public Utility District
• National joblessness drops to 8.5 percent
• Three Cheers letter: Food bank thanks contributors
• Third candidate makes bid for Sutter County Superior Court seat
• Yuba City veterans clinic nears completion
• Farmers' Rice Co-op names new CEO
• Ron Hart: E-conning the public, and other shell games
• Our View: Santorum gets his ‘game on’
• Briefs: Body found in Live Oak identified as Yuba City man
• Supercouponing Tips: First steps to saving
• Mary Hunt: Help! My kids won’t leave the nest
• Police Blotter: Jan. 7, 2012
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar
• 90th Birthday: Decker
• Wedding: Stemen/Inguanzo
• 40th Anniversary: Waters
• Todd Bradshaw
• WEIGHING THE SPIRIT: Church puts the spirit in weight loss
• Pope names 22 new cardinals, including 2 Americans
• Orthodox Christians celebrate Epiphany
• Vatican welcomes Episcopal converts to Catholic Church
• PERCEPTIONS: Squint
• Sutter County coroner identifies body found in ditch
• You'll be talking about 'Creatures Here Below'
• Since You Asked
• Chevron worker hits lottery gusher
• Our View: Resist U.N. Internet meddling
• Marysville’s ‘Bag Lady, ’ Gold Sox fan dies at 73
• Yuba City woman competes in Miss California USA
• Tina Dupuy: We are the 95 percent
• Art show opens old Sutter Theater
• State hearing canceled on Ostrom Road landfill
• Briefs: Yuba-Sutter King march slated for Jan. 14
• Stephanie Ruscigno
• Police Blotter: Jan. 6, 2012
• Births: Jan. 4, 2012
• New kids on the block at Lindhurst High School
• Yuba City man claims winning lottery ticket
• Charles Tate sings On Stage at the Lee Burrows
• Letter: GOP field scrutinized
• Byron York: How Romney began pro-choice journey
• True stories fascinate and inspire
• Making a difference
• Florida man guides youths
• Bubbling in America's future
• It’s great weather for golf in Yuba-Sutter
• Our View: ‘Train to nowhere’ takes hit
• 6 charged in Marysville slaying
• Buyers are back in the driver's seat as car sales accelerate
• Susan Criss
• Briefs: New art gallery opens today
• Sutter County supervisors set goals for coming year
• Mother, son assaulted in Olivehurst
• Water Agency floating fee increase for Bullards Bar Reservoir
• Police Blotter: Jan. 5, 2012
• Births: Jan. 3, 2012
• 6 charged with second-degree murder in Marysville killing
• TSA finds California lawmaker with loaded gun
• Sutter BOS chairman cites highlights, signs off
• Brownsville man tries to burn parents' home, deputies say
• Yuba-Sutter jobless rate remains high for US metro areas
• Buster Husa
• Births: January 2, 2012
• Police blotter: Janaury 4, 2012
• Old grain, new take
• Warm up with braised chicken
• Uncorked: Best wines of 2011
• The year Miller saw the light
• Start the new year with Chicken-Lemon Soup
• Letter: So much street resurfacing needed
• Op-Ed: Virginia debacle could seriously hurt GOP presidential nominee
• Our View: Lawmakers micromanage our lives
• Ex-Yuba County supervisor says he got fee break
• Romney, Santorum finish on top in Iowa
• Former Miss Colusa County competing for California title
• DUI arrests jump
• MEGA Millions mystery: Who won?
• Bird-watchers go daffy for this wayward duck
• Abe hands over chairman’s gavel in Yuba County
• Briefs: Yuba County Animal Shelter changes hours
• Man wrecks dirt bike in Olivehurst
• Marysville police arrest suspected gunman in weekend homicide (with video)
• Otter family surfaces in Sutter rice field
• Thieves steal 10K from Marysville restaurant, police say
• Democrats putting spotlight on Garamendi reelection
• Beale airman among 5 arrested in Marysville slaying
• Yuba, Sutter can survive new state cuts
• Mid-Valley native honored for sharing Japanese arts, culture
• Body found in Live Oak ditch; no foul play suspected
• Marysville councilwoman seeks Yuba supervisor's post
• Most Yuba, Sutter supervisors seeking re-election
• Marysville family recreates 'Star Wars' battles
• Briefs: Marysville Teen Center seeks volunteers today
• Dennis Vega
• St. Andrew pastor retiring after 33 years
• Kathleen Eredia
• Police Blotter: Jan. 3, 2012
• Births: JAN. 1, 2012
• Thomas D. Elias: Are part-time pols the answer?
• Our View: Tax hike rhetoric ridiculous
• Polar Bear Plunge rings in new year with excitement
• Appeal-Democrat goes all social (media)
• Alleged triggerman still on the run
• Letter: Packing Specialties was first
• Tom Purcell: Why we need better BS
• New Year's baby came early
• Our View: Stick to basics at community colleges
• Births: Dec. 31, 2011
• Talk Back: Pool donation, police dog, foothills store, stores' fate
• Police Blotter: Jan. 2, 2012
• Alejandra Robles-Paras
• Briefs: Offices closed today for holiday
• UPDATE: Marysville murder victim identified
• 1 arrested, 1 sought in Marysville killing
• Young people lament downside of digital age
• It's January: What's on sale?
• Get financial, retirement advice on a budget
• Could neti pots be dangerous?
• 2011: Good year for Petunia; so-so for humans
• These were the most-viewed stories online in 2011
• Seattle Times: Pilots need rest
• Susan Estrich: A second look at the death penalty
• Riverside Press-Enterprise: Beware the push for online gambling
• David Ignatius: Year of the befuddled leader
• Amy Goodman: If you can't beat 'em, enjoin them (from voting)
• Ann Coulter: Only one candidate is right on two most important issues
• Robert Scheer: Marginalizing Ron Paul
• Letter: Christians offer 'far friendlier' message
• Letter: 'Since You Asked' to return
• Steve Greenhut: More proof Democrats manipulated redistricting
• Our View: A letter from the publisher
• News Briefs: Youth center seeks Yuba-Sutter high school students
• This Week in Local History: Jan. 1 to 7
• BREAKING NEWS: Suspect held in Marysville shooting
• Clay Maynard: Smart technology capable of spying on us
• Job Talk: The most relevant jobs tips of 2011
• Business Briefs: Ag extension rice meetings slated
• Business Calendar, through Jan. 7
• Gay history, illegal immigrants get boost in 2012
• Yuba-Sutter events abound to mark New Year’s
• California flood plan calls for up to $17B in repairs
• Briefs: PG&E rates rising in new year
• Three cheers letter: Recology employees provide warmth
• Other Views: Pension numbers need to be nailed
• Ron Hart: Looking back at 2011
• Mary Hunt: How to break your bad money habits
• Births, Dec. 28-29, 2011
• Open-carry ban, car-seat law are hot topics
• Police Blotter: Dec. 31, 2011
• 30th Anniversary: Burke
• Engagement: Latta/Okimoto
• 60th Anniversary: Tokunaga
• 80th birthday: Sullivan/Holmes
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar
• MILITARY MARRIAGES: Wives turning to Bible for marriage advice
• Snow church opens in Bavaria
• Epiphany festival draws crowds to Tarpon Springs
• Jim C. Flurry
• Finish well ...
• PG&E rates going up in 2012
• Yuba official undercharged builders, grand jury says
• Olivehurst home burglar awakens resident, deputies say
• 'Magic Room' a bouquet of perfection
• Court ruling a death sentence for redevelopment agencies
• Nosy Marysville police dog takes sniff out of crime
• Need help surviving hangover? Water is best remedy
• Tina Dupuy: GOP beset by gambling problem
• Foothills fire fee fans flames
• Our View: No hard times in Congress
• At 105, Grass Valley woman acts half her age
• Police Blotter: Dec. 30, 2011
• Births: Dec. 28, 2011
• Olivehurst man wants to hear summer music fest in his town
• Briefs: Missing Browns Valley man back to family
• Ramona VanDoren
• $900,000 donation floats Sutter pool
• People mover problem delays flights at Sacramento airport
• Court splits decision over redevelopment funding
• Sacramento police find missing Browns Valley man
• Our View: Solar power's allure dims
• Teach lessons about sensitivity, empathy
• Students embrace month of giving
• Giving Santa a helping hand
• Becoming Marisa's Angels
• Many Yuba-Sutter events abound to ring in new year
• Pair vows to fight Live Oak’s medical pot ban
• Briefs: Antique gas pump stolen in Sutter County
• Linda Vega
• Police Blotter: Dec. 29, 2011
• Births: Dec. 27, 2011
• Free health care starts for 1,700 in Yuba-Sutter
• Linda woman dies in rollover accident
• Our View: Solar power's allure dims
• Byron York: GOP holiday craziness reigns
• Pesticide use rises in Calif. after years of decline
• There is 'Rain' in Sac
• California home to one-third of nation's welfare recipients
• Yuba City store sells winning Mega Millions ticket
• The debate: White or dark?
• Uncorked: These beers bring holiday cheer
• Make this pizza your way
• Hair-of-the-dog remedies for the morning after
• A perfect 3-course menu for New Year's Eve
• Oregon House woman plans foothills store
• Yuba City’s Sears, Kmart fates unclear
• Consumers face fee for medical research
• Sutter County students become Americans
• Thomas Elias: Crybaby GOP can't face its real problems
• Colusa County stays – mostly – sober
• Our View: Recalling Vaclav Havel, liberator
• Births: December 26, 2011
• Police blotter: December 28, 2011
• Francisco Robles-Para
• Briefs: Name of Linda standoff suspect released
• Sutter Performing Arts welcomes you to 'Another New Year!'
• 2 vehicles collide on Highway 70
• Holiday crackdown nets 35 suspected DUI arrests
• Correction: Sunday comic strips mistake
• Truck crashes into poles along Highway 70
• Economy predicted to pick up next year
• Smokers may find renting apartments harder
• $220K in jewelry, cash stolen from Yuba City home
• Woman celebrates century in Yuba-Sutter
• After-Christmas sales, returns begin
• Shirley Hamilton
• Leanna Renee Whiteley
• Police Blotter: Dec. 27, 2011
• Births: Dec. 25, 2011
• Yuba River standoff ends peacefully; 2 arrested
• Briefs: Friday Night Live plans Winter Olympics
• Will Durst: 2011’s Top 10 comedic news stories
• Our View: Blocked cellphone merger costs consumers
• Suspected DUI driver smashes Sutter deputy's car
• Police can’t impound cars if sole offense is lack of license
• Briefs: American Legion in Linda plans New Year's bash
• Leticia Peacher
• Letter: Say no to Ramos
• Robert Scheer: On to the next bubble fantasy
• Our View: Even the profitable firms are departing
• Births: Dec. 24, 2011
• Police Blotter: Dec. 26, 2011
• Working on Christmas: Shift is what you make it
• The best party favors are to stay sober, keep each other safe
• How to get best results from aspirin, wine
• How to find and research doctors who accept Medicare
• Have a merry de-Christmas time
• Governments in Yuba-Sutter embracing social media
• School reforms sought to help Spanish speakers
• Live Oak woman goes all out for ducks and habitat
• Off Beat: Harmony Health is bright spot for Yuba
• News Briefs: New Year's benefit breakfast slated in Grimes
• Worshippers in Yuba City welcome Christmas
• Military Briefs: Dec. 25, 2011
• This Week in Local History: Dec. 25 to 31
• The Christmas Day Truce
• Births: Dec. 23, 2011
• Police Blotter: Dec. 25, 2011
• Our View: Do you believe in Santa Claus?
• Steven Greenhut: Scrooge-like predictions for 2012
• Ann Coulter: Gingrich spreads fairy tales
• Thomas Sowell: The past and the present
• Daniel Vazquez: Our Crazy George is not crazy
• Letter: Occupy should move on
• Letter: 'No drugs, no problem'
• Letter: No sense of propriety
• Don Curlee: Growers eyeing potential ‘pom’ profits
• Job Talk: Find resume ‘keywords’ in the job ad
• Business Briefs: Yuba-Sutter Realtors name award winners
• Business Calendar, through Dec. 31
• Connie Schultz: Joy sneaks up on humans, too
• Three Cheers letter: Grateful for memorable event
• Yuba City man a hero in San Francisco fire
• Three Cheers letter: Three cheers for Blazers
• $2.2M payout to Valley Aggregate workers in suit
• Three Cheers letter: Winter Wonderland was wonderful
• Mary Hunt: 4 ways to beat the urge to splurge
• Briefs: 24 caught in Yuba-Sutter DUI arrests
• Police Blotter: Dec. 24, 2011
• Births: Dec. 22, 2011
• Christmas crush slams shoppers in Yuba City
• Beale AFB tracking Santa in holiday tradition
• Don Williams Sr.
• What Christmas means to me
• CONVERSION UNDER GLASS: Vatican signs off on $57.5 million Crystal Cathedral purchase
• American Indian woman tapped for sainthood
• Community of Faith Briefs
• ‘Idol’ runner-up Archuleta to serve Mormon mission
• PERCEPTIONS: Santa, an echo
• Life Briefs
• 'All My Patients' a book to bite into
• Wedding: Craig/Costalez
• 90th Birthday: Broge
• 95th Birtday: Heryford
• 60th Anniversary: Schlussler
• Linda man run over after jumping onto big rig
• More retailers pull formula after infant death
• House GOP changes course on payroll tax cut
• Yuba-Sutter jobless in 'desperation mode'
• December may be second driest in decades
• Another Republican running for U.S. House seat
• Yuba City cupcake shop cashes in on trend
• Yuba City witness recants; charges dropped
• Police Blotter: Dec. 23, 2011
• Births: Dec. 17, 21, 2011
• Zach Miller
• Briefs: Public's help sought finding Browns Valley man
• Police make it a Merrys-ville Christmas
• Letter: Build the casino
• David Ignatius: How quick to the exits in Afghanistan?
• Our View: Gingrich vs. federal courts
• Driver who hit Sutter D.A. faces misdemeanor charges
• Two vehicles collide in Marysville, slowing traffic
• Appeals court tosses Obama birthplace challenge
• Browns Valley man missing since Friday, deputies say
• Officials seek Butte County home invasion suspects
• Births: December 19, 20, 2011
• Police blotter: December 22, 2011
• Dalenna Duffey
• Live Oak finalizes ban on growing marijuana
• Loma Rica Elementary has after-school guitar hero
• Great books make great holiday gifts
• Education Briefs
• Economy ends year on an upswing
• Suspect arrested in Olivehurst school burglary
• Students spread Christmas cheer
• Making a list, checking it twice
• She chose the right career as a Marysville cop
• They’re eating it up at Sammie’s in East Nicolaus
• Tough economy hurts holiday travel plans
• Briefs: Facebook issues being fixed
• Letter: Government teaches dishonesty
• Ron Hart: North Koreans love Kim Jong-il long time
• OUR VIEW: Kim Jong-il’s death brings dangers, opportunities
• At least 1 hurt in 5th Street Bridge incident
• Calif. women share 1st kiss at Navy ship’s return
• BofA in $335M settlement over Countrywide loans
• Dale Smaling
• Law enforcement calls NET-5 vital
• The year in cookbooks
• Yuba-Sutter schools get $11M from state for modernization, construction
• Uncorked: Bubbly is at home for the holidays
• Sweet potato dish offers delicious variety
• Shmaltz brews are so much more than shtick
• Holiday roast doesn't have to be complicated
• Births: December 19, 2011
• Yuba City's Toyon Way decked with Christmas lights
• Letter: Honored to be in parade
• Byron York: Huckabee remains a force in Iowa
• Our View: You can believe in miracles
• Police blotter: December 21, 2011
• Sutter County fee hike fires up critic
• Yuba City City Council OKs trash pact
• No charges yet in fatal Colusa County bomb attack
• Briefs: Half-sisters in battle
• Six people suffer injuries in Yuba foothills rollover
• Mutilated dogs were struck by train, Marysville police say
• Officers search Walmart for possible explosive
• Police say Yuba City man flees, drops handgun
• Stoplight west of Yuba City goes active Wednesday
• Feinstein cites lack of support for Enterprise Rancheria casino review
• Shoppers get frugal for holidays
• ‘Drunken stupor’ stabbing in Linda nets 6-year sentence
• Salvation Army helps 400 Yuba-Sutter families
• Live Oak rebuilding Maple Park housing complex
• Doc Livingston
• Public's help sought in Yuba County kidnapping
• Kimmie Honn
• Busy day for post offices
• Births: DEC. 18, 2011
• Medical marijuana growers can respect neighbors
• Thomas D. Elias: State GOP woefully weak
• Our View: Hanukkah a celebration of freedom
• Police Blotter: Dec. 20, 2011
• Woman stabs half-sister during argument
• Linda teenager faces charges in stabbing
• Suspected arson fire damages classroom
• Linda crash sends 4 people to hospitals
• David Ignatius: Time to unveil the vision thing
• Should Fremont-Rideout change its name?
• House GOP rejects payroll tax deal
• Roxie Arellano
• Briefs: 5 arrested in Olivehurst beating, robbery
• Police blotter: Dec. 19, 2011
• Our View: Ranks of low-income poorly defined
• Births: DEC. 16-17, 2011
• Checkpoints getting results: DUI arrests down in Yuba-Sutter-Colusa
• Letter: American Legion encourages students
• Letter: Focus on acceptance
• Our View: California pension disaster looms nearer
• Yuba-Sutter real estate outlook remains dreary
• Teen Car Control Clinics teach skills, save lives
• Is night work making you ill?
• How much do you need to retire?
• Girl raped while passed out from drinking
• Thomas D. Elias: 'Occupy' wrong; election stakes are enormous
• Steven Greenhut: Initiative – True 'citizen Legislature'
• Robert Scheer: There goes the Republic
• Jack Otero: Stop job-killing budget cuts
• Courting the immigrant vote
• Connie Shultz: Teens in foster care deserve a Christmas, too
• Ann Coulter: Newt – Speak bombastically and carry a tiny stick
• Amy Goodman: Climate apartheid endorsed
• Analysis: Iraq War had muddled goals, painful sacrifice
• OFF THE HOOK: Bodega Bay hosts superb rockfish fishing
• Covillaud students get 'a Christmas they will never forget’
• Museum lease in Williams creates hard feelings
• Highway 99 rollover victim ID's as Olivehurst man
• Owners of Crosspointe Christian bookstore in Yuba City operate on faith
• Job Talk: How do I make boss realize I’m not bluffing?
• Business Briefs: Umpqua Bank's Make a Wish program helps out 10
• Business Calendar, through Dec. 24
• Southbound Highway 99 driver dies in rollover
• Packing schoolbooks strains kids' backs
• Job market improves in Yuba-Sutter
• 2011 College Bowl Game Contest
• Mary Hunt: Help! My husband refuses to save money
• Supercouponing Tips: Newspapers are a godsend
• Ron Hart: Slick crony-capitalists game the system
• Three Cheers; Hallwood dinner successful
• Three Cheers: Hospital care was excellent
• Three Cheers: Maynard column appreciated
• Three Cheers: Volunteer at medical center
• Briefs: Shots fired at Olivehurst home; man held
• Olivehurst Christmas Parade winners announced
• Police Blotter: Dec. 17, 2011
• Births: DEC. 15, 2011
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Life Briefs
• 60th Anniversary: Perry
• Wedding: Hilemam/Nieschulz
• Wedding: Pennington/Vernon
• 60th Anniversary: Scrogin
• GOD'S QB: Tebow mixes faith and football with no apologies
• Federal government: Yuba casino needs more review
• 3 dead, 2 wounded in SoCal office shooting
• Olivehurst man faces charges in shooting
• Curfew-breaking teen gets stuck in chimney
• Judge gives Barry Bonds house arrest, then delays it
• Crews extricate two people after Yuba City wreck
• Pit bull found in Yuba County returns to Virginia home
• Sutter Buttes suit tossed, but access still limited
• Postal Service puts off closures – for now
• Barry School gets on track
• Stolen vehicle pursuit nets 1 arrest in Marysville
• Briefs: Eberle officially in as Yuba County's next auditor
• Kelly Lowery
• Births: DEC. 14, 2011
• Police Blotter: Dec. 16, 2011
• Letter: Leave Stark alone
• Letter: Say no to nuclear power
• Danny Tyree: Merry Christmas: The skirmish dissected
• Our View: Donate – feel great
• Marysville charter school fails to make grade, association says
• Fight involving tire iron breaks out in Linda
• Arboga sixth-graders extend winning streak
• Faith Christian hosts unconventional Christmas concert
• Education Briefs
• Giving the gift of life
• Classroom Notes
• Keeping holiday spirit alive year round
• Great books for last-minute shoppers
• Griesa files $5 million lawsuit against 3 Yuba-Sutter attorneys
• Marriage rates at record low
• Plans for new Yuba City gym get 2nd extension
• Yuba City man finds purpose through volunteering
• More studies examine Yuba Goldfields' flood risk
• Briefs: Sutter County workshop address groundwater plan
• Melissa Britt
• Police Blotter: Dec. 15. 2011
• Births: DEC. 13, 2011
• Letter: Online comments found to be boring
• Hobby leads to saving history
• Tina Dupuy: Confessions of a child janitor
• Our View: Little harm done at climate confab
• Marysville workshop on pot ordinance: 'Mend it, don’t end it'
• Yuba City workshop on growing medical pot: packed and heated
• Brown announces nearly $1 billion in new state budget cuts
• Marysville schools may lose $1 million from state
• Gridley High band trip to Hawaii: ‘An experience of a lifetime’
• Neighbor's Favorite Recipe: Turkey Chimichanga Cupcakes
• Uncorked: Bottles to suit your gift budget
• Something for every beer lover on your list
• Serve Lemon-Oregano Racks of Lamb this holiday
• Sample a hearty egg torta from Spain
• Shop with a Cop benefits 30 Sutter kids
• Special Santa gifts for special kids
• Yuba board OKs Recology deal, but two members have issues
• News Briefs: Dingville farm fire cause may be electrical
• Stacy Federico
• Births: Dec. 12, 2011
• Police Blotter: Dec. 14, 2011
• Letter: Make a child happy
• Letter: Arrogance on display
• Letter: 'It seems only to get worse'
• Byron York: Gingrich surging fast in race
• Our View: State readies 'trigger' cuts to be pulled
• Mutilated dogs weren't shot, police say
• Police arrest driver after Linda chase
• California targets cybercrime, identity theft
• Officials seize guns, drugs in Calif. cartel case
• Letter: Abe’s comments criticized
• Letter: Stroll, parade provide joy
• Thomas Elias: Biggest tax increase obstacle: public employees’ resentment
• Our View: Fewer still on board with state bullet train
• Economy squeezes holiday giving in Yuba-Sutter
• MC-12 spy plane mission will stay at Beale
• Y.C. forum to discuss pros and cons of growing medical marijuana
• Lifelong Olivehurst resident vying for Yuba board seat
• Sutter artist paints with glass
• News Briefs: Sutter museum hosting Children's Christmas event
• Police Blotter: Dec. 13, 2011
• Births: Dec. 11, 2011
• Candice Coolidge
• Update: Yuba County man hit by train in 'fair' condition
• Sentencing delayed in Yuba County shooting case
• Biggs man accused in high-speed chase
• Barn fire ruled accident
• Caltrans expanding Yuba City park-and-ride
• Update: Cause of death for mutilated dogs being investigated
• Gifts for HIM and HER
• Generous aunt gets no thanks
• Assistance dogs can make life easier for seniors in need
• When to start checking your blood pressure
• Update: Protesters halt operations at some western ports
• Supreme Court to look at state immigration laws
• 2011 Cutest Howl-iday Pet Photos
• Tradition on march in Yuba City's Our Lady of Guadalupe procession
• Bodies of two mutilated dogs discovered
• Rivals question Romney, Gingrich records
• Briefs: Toy drive benefits family agency
• Births: Dec. 10, 2011
• Talk Back: Juan Corona, casino controversy
• Police Blotter: Dec. 12, 2011
• Jessica Inderbitzen
• Sun will come out for Riverbend
• Letter: Drug testing questioned
• Letter: Obama at it again
• Letter: All bets are off
• David Ignatius: The high price of decline
• Loss of women's prison leaves big hole in Live Oak
• Freight train sideswipes man in Marysville
• State board OKs initial plans for future Sutter courthouse
• Olivehurst Christmas Parade wows the children
• Take crime-prevention measures during holidays
• Off Beat: Team Sutter triumphs
• News Briefs: Youth groups selling poinsettias, trees in Hallwood
• This Week in Local History: Dec. 11-17
• Bruce's History Lessons: The first (Boston) Tea Party
• Births: Dec. 9, 10, 2011
• Police Blotter: Dec. 11, 2011
• Billboard campaign puts a face on cancer
• Letter: Parade grand marshal grateful for memories
• Letter: Love not against the law
• Letter: Fond of 'Crazy George'
• Our View: State needs spending limit, not more taxes
• Steven Greenhut: The real meaning of Brown’s ‘open letter’
• Mike Reagan: Newt Gingrich is right
• Connie Schultz: The ever-devolving Mitt Romney
• Thomas Sowell: Christmas books to consider
• Thomas D. Elias: Why California will lose clout in Congress
• Robert Scheer: Gingrich: Government-sponsored sinner
• Amy Goodman: Listen to the people, not the polluters
• Ann Coulter: Newt presents a fresh new virtual face
• BREAKING NEWS: Train hits man in Marysville – he lives
• Job Talk: How to revive a dead career
• Don Curlee: Local bias shapes farming views
• Business Briefs: Wrapping service at Umpqua Bank will aid Shriners Hospitals
• Business Calendar, through Dec. 18
• Tearful goodbye to Pink Trunk in Marysville
• Ron Hart: GOP primaries: The adultery of hope
• Drives faltering to get issues on Yuba County ballot
• Three Cheers letter: Grateful for wallet’s return
• Yuba City graduate looking for love on 'The Bachelor'
• Three Cheers letter: Dogs assistance appreciated
• Three Cheers letter: Renaissance show demonstrates commitment
• Three Cheers letter: Olivehurst tree efforts shine
• Nevada County supervisors likely to oppose planned reservoir
• Briefs: Sutter Sheriff's Posse collecting food donations
• Mary Hunt: Refinancing a mortgage requires homework
• Police Blotter: Dec. 10. 2011
• Births: DEC. 8, 2011
• 85th Birthday: Ponciano
• 60th Anniversary: Cardoza
• 60th Anniversary: Rafter
• Engagement: Bittner/Hazelhurst
• 50th anniversary: Sizelove
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar
• BREAD OF LIFE: Bakers use bread to share the gospel overseas
• Tattoo and You: Vatican university hosts unusual event
• Petunia the pit bull goes to NYC for Fox show
• Yuba City finance employee faces embezzlement charge
• Delay possible for North coast crab fishing season
• 2011 Holiday Lights Contest
• Odor forces evacuation of Marysville building
• Marysville marker sought for old Macy store site
• Gov. Brown warns of more budget cuts
• Has Facebook killed the holiday card?
• Live Oak council re-elects Baland as mayor
• Yuba City's Emerald Oaks senior home doubling its size
• Christmas ‘miracle’ in Yuba City
• Naumes donates 20 computers to Yuba Library
• Ex-judge seeks Sutter County court seat
• Weekend events: Christmas Parade in Olivehurst
• Briefs: Streets close Saturday for Yuba City parade
• Kevin DeHoff
• Births: DEC. 7, 2011
• Police Blotter: Dec. 9, 2011
• Letter: Lincrest Grandparents Day impresses
• Letter: Administrators bloat payrolls
• Our View: Hope for housing market?
• Investigators probe possible arson in Linda
• Yuba City pair pleads not guilty in shooting
• Caretaker swindles elderly woman's family, deputies say
• Yuba-Sutter Master Chorale shares 'The Joy of Christmas'
• Ashley Thao
• Live Oak bans medical marijuana cultivation
• Are more Juan Corona victims still out there?
• Yuba City City Council delays OK’ing trash pact
• Gridley remembers Pearl Harbor
• Yuba County supervisors choose new auditor-controller
• Suspect captured in Yuba guilty in Placer
• Education Briefs
• What are your Christmas traditions?
• Transmogrifier leads a lesson in imagination
• Give the gift of literacy
• Fair helps students prepare for future
• Classroom Notes
• Sides clash over casino project in Yuba County
• Briefs: Streets to close for Girls Run 5K
• Births: Nov. 11, Dec. 6, 2011
• Police blotter: Dec. 8, 2011
• Our View: Global warming alarmism cooling
• Yuba sheriff warns residents of credit card fraud
• Police: 3 Yuba City shops sold tobacco to minor
• Thieves take video projector from Linda school
• 'Little Dickens' teaches meaning of Christmas
• Guards open fire in New Folsom Prison riot
• Pearl Harbor survivors gather in Gridley
• Yuba City bus passenger punches would-be robber in face
• Shooting victim arrested
• Marysville announces Christmas parade award winners
• Tipsy treasures
• Uncorked: Pop open these wine books for holiday gifting
• Tart recipe celebrates Fuyu persimmons
• Eggplant Parmesan can be simple
• Coming soon: The World's Greatest Beer
• Sutter County supervisors hammer Stark
• Nick Joshi
• More seniors living in Yuba-Sutter
• Pearl Harbor survivors return to ship
• Congressmen back Yuba casino
• Marysville City Council OKs payback deal
• Letter: 'A date which will live in infamy'
• Daniel Burnett: The lessons of Pearl Harbor
• Our View: Proposed nuclear initiatives a waste
• Briefs: Event will honor children who died
• Births: December 5, 2011
• Police blotter: Dec. 7, 2011
• Burglars steal safe from Robbins Elementary School
• Anti-tax groups counter Brown’s tax hike measure
• Murder arrest made in July bombing case
• Marysville Charter Academy finds the glass slipper
• Motorcycle collides with pedestrian in Yuba City
• 4th man convicted in Sutter County arson attempt
• Gold Village flushes wastewater problem
• Compromise sought on west Linda levee fences
• Leotta Martin
• Medical pot ban on Live Oak council agenda
• Julie Clement
• Police Blotter: Dec. 6, 2011
• Births: DEC. 4, 2011
• Jan Ting: The young abandon newspapers to their peril
• Our View: Gov. Brown, no surprise, wants to hike taxes
• BREAKING NEWS: Serial killer Juan Corona admits to murders
• 'The Education of Angels' opens Friday in Colusa
• Sikh man stabbed at Fresno airport
• Police nab 2 gang members in Yuba City shooting
• Officials arrest 2nd Marysville drive-by shooting suspect
• Freezing temps, crop damage possible tonight
• Anti-casino group: Most voters oppose Enterprise Rancheria
• Thomas Elias: Fall votes spur tax hike pushes
• The young abandon newspapers to their peril
• Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans: Scottish rite celebrated in style
• Less P.E. said to be a factor in declining fitness for Yuba-Sutter students
• As Iraq and Afghan wars end, cost will exceed Vietnam
• Briefs: Candidate to host fundraiser
• Births: Dec. 3, 2011
• Police Blotter: Dec. 5, 2011
• Talk Back: Missing dog, Crazy George, kid inventor
• Our View: Court sides with retirees, against state employees
• Cliff Schecter: Everybody hates Newt Romney
• Paula McBride
• Mary Hunt: Contingency fund to the rescue
• Mary Hunt: Ways to slash your electric bill
• Yuba killing of Chairo Garibay unsolved six years later
• Juan Corona goes before parole board Monday
• Two arrested in Yuba City home shooting
• Colusa County animal shelter needs building assessment
• Our View: GOP race is typical of times
• Off Beat: Yuba-Sutter mega mania
• Police Blotter: Dec. 4, 2011
• Births: Dec. 2, 2011
• Walnut cleaning in a nutshell
• In the ring or out, boxing is one intense workout
• How much you'll pay for Medicare in 2012
• Dad's inappropriate touching embitters daughter
• Letter: Occupiers need a bath
• Letter: Live here legally
• Letter: Crops or crap?
• Doug Binderup: Predictable Irrationality responsible for economic tsunami
• Ann Coulter: Liberals out to destroy Cain
• Amy Goodman: Cry, the beloved climate
• BREAKING NEWS: Rice field ablaze in Yuba County
• Clay Maynard: Greatest thinkers grappled with idea of God
• Job Talk: I’m 47 and I want to be an actor
• Business Briefs: Ladies event set at Kittles in Colusa
• Business Calendar, through Dec. 10
• 64th Anniversary-91st Birthday: Shaw
• Books, music set at Arts Council
• Three Cheers letter: Animals education event ‘wonderful’
• Three Cheers letter: Sikh temple president grateful
• Three Cheers letter: Yuba County deputy appreciated
• Ron Hart: The unpatriotic nature of the Patriot Act
• Let it stroll, let it stroll, let it stroll in Yuba City
• Researchers go to Milan to help save ‘Last Supper’ from pollution
• Some South Yuba residents against OPUD fluoridation of water
• Focus on the Family: Remind kids that Christmas is about giving, not Santa
• Small U.S. church votes against interracial couples
• 'Are You Ready' for an earthquake?
• Flowing river of anointment
• 55th Anniversary: Bevacqua
• 40th Anniversary: Nagle
• Church selling Christmas trees
• Wedding: Hovey/Copelin
• Sean Kelly
• Tribe opposes changing casino memorandum with Yuba County
• State agency steps in to block big family’s international adoptions
• Births: Dec. 1, 2011
• Police Blotter: Dec. 3, 2011
• Fire consumes Dingville storage building
• Yuba City man shot in leg; suspects sought
• Surveillance video helps ID Radio Shack robbery suspect
• Yuba-Sutter dancers hit Sacramento stage in 'Nutcracker'
• Yuba City stabbing suspect pleads not guilty
• Missing East Coast dog turns up in Yuba County
• Deputies seek man in Marysville drive-by shooting
• Fire destroys barn, trailer in Yuba County
• Letter: Adult stem cell research OK
• David Ignatius: Openness all the world can see
• OUR VIEW: Arrests of journalists at ‘Occupy’ must stop
• Brown plans ballot initiative for half-cent sales tax hike; higher levies on wealthy
• GOP legislators in Mid-Valley sour on Brown’s plan
• Marysville officials want answers on overpayment from county
• Small stores hope for big sales during holiday shopping
• Marysville co-op studio filled with excited artists
• Redistricting: Seven districts will cover Yuba College region
• Activity for everyone at Christmas Corral
• Plenty of holiday events through weekend in Mid-Valley
• News Briefs: Cancer Society benefit in Live Oak on Tuesday
• Kelly Ruff
• Births: Nov. 30, 2011
• Motorcyclist collides with SUV in Marysville
• Court delays sentencing for Sutter dismemberment suspect
• 'Best Christmas Pageant Ever' opens Friday at The Acting Company
• Police Blotter: Dec. 1, 2011
• Sacramento priest arrested in molestation case
• Freedom names Riley publisher of Appeal-Democrat
• Brown administration to submit tax hike initiative
• Tim Bond
• Letter: Holidays a time to remember?
• Letter: God defined marriage
• Tina Dupuy: Local broadcast news serves ‘fear porn’
• OUR VIEW: More blood spilled on wrong mission
• Another look at Yuba County casino MOU?
• Marysville fixture King in hospital
• Inmate shift filling some jails
• Lindhurst sophomore creates winning helicopter design
• Lights On After School honors site leader at Central Gaither
• Education Briefs
• Students share holiday spirit
• Classroom Notes
• Classes embrace season of giving
• Books are gifts they can open again
• Lindhurst sophomore creates winning helicopter design
• Mass casualty drill at Yuba College
• Pawn shop industry booming
• Brief: TIP training set for February, March
• Births: November 29, 2011
• Police blotter: December 1, 2011
• Marysville police launching traffic safety campaign
• Portion of Marysville street closing for Christmas parade
• Oratorio Society's annual 'Messiah' performance set for Friday
• Bomb threat clears building on Chico State campus
• Byron York: Gingrich in ‘extremely perilous place’
• Letter: Why share the ‘dream’?
• Letter: Saluting those who served
• OUR VIEW: Don’t blame economy for California joblessness
• Healthy demand for Christmas trees
• Yuba College president vying for job in Illinois
• U.S. consumer confidence surges
• Popularity of coupons growing at rapid clip
• Neighbor's Favorite: Cookbook shares local recipes collected through the ages
• Uncorked: Pour a proper pairing for your Thanksgiving leftovers
• Try a different twist to spaghetti
• Raise your stein daily 'til Christmas
• Ahi tuna rolls inspired by Hawaiian trip
• Events abound for yule lovers in Mid-Valley
• Yuba-Sutter area to get respite from fog
• Colusa County's Dr. McCarl retires after 62 years
• News Briefs: Yuba City man sues Recology for damages in crash
• Mike Nelson
• Police Blotter: Nov. 30, 2011
• Calif. farmworkers win unfair labor practices settlement
• Sutter County lawyer running for judgeship
• Recipe: Bear River Almond Coffee Cake
• Teen accidentally kills cousin during deer hunt
• Vance Noonan
• ‘Rags to riches’ stories becoming less likely
• 61-year prison term for Yuba City man in slaying
• Is tech Santa’s friend or foe?
• Births: Nov. 26-27, 2011
• Police blotter: Nov. 29, 2011
• Thomas Elias: Brown leadership essential to revival
• OUR VIEW: Spreading economic good cheer
• Letter: Wartime memories abound
• Letter: Publish good news
• Larry Foley
• State grant targets drunken drivers in Yuba-Sutter
• Slow going for Yuba County Museum of History
• Tree project aids salmon in Yuba River
• Olivehurst man held in vehicle attack
• Watchdog group talking trash with Yuba County
• Highway 32 wreck kills Orland teen, Oakland woman
• Man gets 61 years in screwdriver killing
• Man pleads not guilty in slaying of ex-girlfriend’s parents
• Deputies arrest Linda man in knifepoint carjacking case
• Yuba foothills worm farm produces ‘magic for soils’
• Driver in custody after 17-mile car chase
• Medicare drug coverage gap shrinks
• Briefs: Christmas Parade is Saturday
• Police Blotter: Nov. 28, 2011
• Talk Back: U.C. Davis pepper spray incident; artist gallery
• Our View: Renew the payroll tax cut
• Connie Schultz: What kind of (divorced) parent will you be?
• Stephanie Roy-Sisemore
• Don Curlee: Ag land values continue to rise
• Job Talk: Could running my own business be that hard?
• Business Briefs: Dr. Singh joins Sutter North
• Business Calendar, through Dec. 3
• Young people share their holiday gift wishes
• Tips and resources for long-distance caregivers
• Stem-cell pioneer takes aim at MS
• Don't blast through the holidays on energy drinks
• OUR VIEW: Congress mulling Internet mischief
• Letter: Prohibitionists do harm
• Letter: Prison problem perplexes
• Letter: Government a bad parent
• Letter: Background checks necessary
• Congress’ symptomatic supercommittee never had a chance
• Ann Coulter: I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a tax increase today
• Amy Goodman: Pulling accounts from the unaccountable
• Thomas Sowell: Budget-cutting charade enters next act
• Thomas D. Elias: State's big water deals look shaky
• Steven Greenhut: 'Think Long' report comes up short
• Robert Scheer: Thankful for what?
• Forbestown Hometown Christmas is true homecoming
• Plan for species, builders would aid both
• BREAKING NEWS: Man dies from stab wounds in Live Oak
• Cyber Monday takes aim at Black Friday
• Yuba City woman doing well with new right hand
• Other views: It’s time to beat down bullying problem
• Three Cheers letter: Recology donation praised
• Three Cheers letter: Volunteers working hard
• Three Cheers letter: Sikh Temple generosity hailed
• Three Cheers letter: Butchie’s Pool benefits
• Arrest made in connection with September stabbing incident in Yuba City
• Births: Nov. 24, 2011
• Police Blotter: Nov. 26, 2011
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar
• 50th Anniversay: Lord
• 65th Anniversary: Atondo
• 50th Anniversary: Dokken
• 100th Birthday: Reeve
• ‘Graduated from religion': Preacher–writer, 89, serves up unorthodox views
• Orthodox Christian iconographer is part of an ancient tradition
• Rules for Legion-linked group invalid
• Millionaire Monks’ flourishing business goes bust thanks to economy
• U.S. bishop is investigated amid Episcopal schism
• Gullah-language Bible now available on audio CDs
• PERCEPTIONS: Exercise
• Yuba County motorcycle crash sends 2 to hospitals
• Deputies: Roommate shoots man over football game
• Thick fog reduces visibility on Yuba-Sutter roads
• BREAKING NEWS: Firefighters battle Marysville blaze
• Eager Black Friday shoppers team up in Yuba City
• Tom Purcell: Unfortunate reality (TV)
• Letter: Common sense lacking
• Letter: ‘Better Sex’ ad upsetting
• OUR VIEW: Voters wary of teacher unions
• Guard your ATM info – beware of cameras, scanners
• For some Yuba-Sutter shoppers, Black Friday begins on Thursday
• Readers purr about Yuba City author
• Back-to-back crashes occur near Lomo Crossing
• Little bit of home in Elks' Thanksgiving meal
• Births: Nov. 23, 2011
• Police Blotter: Nov. 25, 2011
• News Briefs: Sutter County board delays review of fees
• Chelsea Givens
• Students placed second to politics
• Giving thanks for the little things
• Feed your child's imagination
• Bridge Street Elementary classes tour Gray Lodge
• Helen Stinson
• Yuba City shooting victim expected to recover
• Backyard birds 'bigger and bigger'
• Some rain predicted for holiday weekend
• Police Blotter: Nov. 24, 2011
• Births: Nov. 22, 2011
• Briefs: Gym hosts running fundraiser
• Ron Hart: OWS crowds show no thankfulness
• Our View: Pilgrims' progress to freedom
• 'It was not a normal call'
• Knife-wielding man steals car, Yuba detectives say
• Deputies arrest Yuba City man in sexual assault case
• Police dogs train at Glenn County Fairgrounds
• Olivehurst firefighter's childhood home burns
• Patients sue Sutter Health over stolen data
• Man shot in Yuba City
• Letter: Help our foster youths
• Letter: Country polarized
• Byron York: Can Rick Perry bounce back?
• OUR VIEW: Politics as usual rules day
• Federal tax cut, aid for unemployed set to expire
• Scaled-back Thanksgiving for many
• Check Black Friday openings in Yuba-Sutter
• Reserve civil-engineer unit coming to Beale
• Board ups Sutter County Airport fee-collection powers
• Turkey feast is a day away!
• Naumes donates 20 computers to Yuba County Library
• Mix-up Thanksgiving tradition with new side dishes
• Uncorked: Malbec is soft, sweet and user-friendly
• Pork, mashed potatoes make a hearty meal
• Don't believe the Pilgrims' beer myth
• Delicious ciabatta sandwich uses turkey leftovers
• Thanksgiving or Thanksgetting?
• It's Miller’s time to hold mayor's gavel
• Signatures turned in to halt pot dispensary ban in Butte County
• News Briefs: Free movie night at Yuba College on Dec. 9
• Raeann Magill
• Police Blotter: Nov. 23, 2011
• Births: Nov. 21, 2011
• Big rig gets stuck, blocks Highway 20 traffic
• Linda woman enters plea in boyfriend's slaying
• NorCal family mourns Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Anti-Yuba casino group schedules meeting in Wheatland
• Pepper spraying officer previously honored
• Salvation Army bell-ringer in Minnesota fired for berating passer-by
• Yuba City stalker gets four years in prison
• Two arrested in Marysville may be linked to recent thefts
• State, companies battle with legal briefs over Sutter Pointe water
• Births: Nov. 20, 2011
• Police Blotter: Nov. 22, 2011
• Free Thanksgiving Dinners
• Big travel weekend for Yuba-Sutter
• McKinzie Waters
• Thomas Elias: Commission’s solar secrecy stinks
• News Briefs: Yuba City's annual Christmas Stroll on Dec. 2
• OUR VIEW: Even green jobs seek greener pastures
• Josh Docken
• Yuba deputies find meth, marijuana in stolen car
• Yuba City tobacco sting results in citations
• Homeless man's suspected killer going to trial
• Marysville police locate stolen catalytic converter
• Deputies search for gunman in Linda
• Navy to kick out 28 sailors for illegal drug use
• 3.7 quake strikes near Tahoe
• Arts council’s new studio/gallery taking shape
• Births: Nov. 19, 2011
• Marysville 2020 group realizes vision to improve city
• GOP politics: Wide open feel pervades Iowa
• Police Blotter: Nov. 21, 2011
• Letter: Playing in the dirt
• Letter: Players should 'man up'
• Letter: Clarity, priorities needed
• Connie Schultz: Class warfare, codified
• Talk Back: Girl hit by car; Live Oak marijuana; immigrant demonstration
• Briefs: Moose hosting Thanksgiving dinner
• Connie Eredia
• Letter: 'Diabetics' letter found disparaging
• Letter: Parents can protect kids
• Letter: Fine bad dog owners
• Letter: 'A black mark' on school, town
• Yuba-Sutter law enforcement: State medical marijuana law confusing
• Letter: Vote Democrat – not
• Yuba supervisor tough on medical marijuana
• Poll: California voters back higher taxes for schools
• Yuba-Sutter Veteran of the Year leads sheriff’s aero-squadron
• Department of Defense honors Beale airman who makes a difference
• Flooding issues dominate Colusa meeting on Riverbend subdivision
• How to eliminate low-back pain
• How seniors can guard against identity theft
• Bargain hunting
• Save lives by learning the warning signs of suicide
• Our View: California catches up to can kicked down the road
• Letter: 'Diabetics' letter found disparaging
• Letter: 'A black mark' on school, town
• Early days of Marysville-Lindhurst rivalry recalled
• Ann Coulter: If not Romney, who? If not now, when?
• Amy Goodman: The brave new world of Occupy Wall Street
• Job Talk: Why would the CEO meet with me?
• Business Briefs: Yuba City dialysis center to host open house
• Business Calendar, through Nov. 26
• Community of faith
• Faith in Action: ‘It is the foundation of my life ...’
• Perceptions: Vapor
• Dream Act divides state’s voters
• River Valley students seek gay tour in San Francisco
• Message of the Week: 'Patience'
• Natalie Wood investigation sparks media frenzy in L.A.
• Ron Hart: God and the GOP-pious pandering
• Three Cheers letter: Birthday kindness extended
• Three Cheers letter: Veteran thankful for appreciation
• Three Cheers letter: Trick-or-treaters appreciated
• Briefs: Sutter resident mugged fishing at Sutter Bypass
• Three Cheers letter: Sikhs clean up well
• Mary Hunt: How do I become a stay-at-home mom?
• Births: Nov. 17, 2011
• Police Blotter: Nov. 19, 2011
• Focus on the Family: Kids need stability during divorce
• Life Briefs: Craft show is next two weekends in Live Oak
• Olive harvesting quite a sight
• Chicken Soup for the Soul: Running the gauntlet
• 85th Birthday: Crittendon
• Wedding: Roberts/Savala
• Yuba-Sutter unemployment remains high
• Princeton woman killed in accident
• Live Oak panel rejects ban on medical pot
• Budget cuts could shorten California’s school year
• Few in rural Yuba-Sutter impacted by septic system policy
• Anita Tennis
• Births: NOV. 16, 2011
• Police Blotter: Nov. 18, 2011
• OUR VIEW: California schools failing science
• Tom Purcell: Circus of family values
• Die-hards sleepless in Yuba City for ‘Breaking Dawn’
• Letter: Ghost hunters happy
• Letter: Parade experience marred
• Letter: Illegal aliens not wanted
• Tehama DA: Bus driver drunk while driving students
• 'Way, Way, Way Off Broadway' sets sail this weekend
• No charges for woman accused of trapping mom
• Yuba City Sizzler restaurant being remodeled
• California trashes Yuba County waste oversight
• Suspect in Sutter killings to stand trial
• Court: Backers can defend gay marriage measure
• Thief steals vehicle with boy inside
• Camptonville School students honor veterans
• Education Briefs
• Read fascinating stories kids will love
• Lindhurst students give back
• Kimberly Fagan
• It's crunch time for seniors
• Classroom Notes
• Letter: ‘Not the American way’
• Tina Dupuy: Debates prove GOP pro-torture
• Our View: Congress must stop the games
• 9-year-old girl hit by car remembered as a 'special young lady'
• Project seeks to identify Marysville cemetery’s mystery occupants
• State panel to rule on Linda levee encroachment
• Marysville to Caltrans: Pay now
• Yuba County planning panel OKs lot splits in foothills
• Briefs: Rural health group praises Logue
• Police blotter: Nov. 17, 2011
• Sierra Nevada Winds to play in Yuba City
• Arbuckle man gets death sentence in deputy's slaying
• Police: Kidnappers force man to withdraw cash
• CSU trustees approve tuition hike amid protest
• California faces $13B deficit next year
• Trish Vanover
• Sutter County saves on pensions
• Congress fights healthy school lunches
• When it comes to steak, gimme a chimi
• Live Oak considers ban on medical pot
• Serve an elegant tenderloin with foie gras at Thanksgiving
• Uncorked: Trial lawyer is a weekend winemaker
• Rule-breaking produces new brew
• Keep warm with hearty stew and bread
• Tundra swans return to Yuba-Sutter for winter
• Our View: High court should 'repeal' Obamacare
• Man who helped found Marysville gets his due
• Colusa County Farm Bureau saves rural lifestyle
• Briefs: Turkey Trot 5K to close streets
• Births: Nov. 14, 2011
• Police blotter: Nov. 16, 2011
• Letter: Polarizing ideology prevails
• Op-ed: R.C. Hoiles' legacy goes national
• Byron York: Gingrich's unconventional campaign
• California recalls, quarantines raw milk products
• River Valley High presents 'The Outsiders'
• Yuba board approves traffic ticket repayment plan
• Danny Tyree: Veterans Day: Is it enough?
• Driver accused of injuring Sutter D.A. may face charges
• Supreme Court to consider health care law
• Holidays may herald year of the mobile shopper
• Presidential hopeful visiting every county in America
• Burglar eludes Yuba City police
• U.C. Sierra Foothills Research adding 41 acres
• Mike Reilly
• Briefs: Linda woman accused of leaving mom in mice-infested apartment
• Group seeks to restore graves of black pioneers
• Chris Cockream
• Births: Nov. 10, 12, 13, 2011
• Police Blotter: Nov. 15, 2011
• MIKE REAGAN: Don’t do a Paterno – protect kids
• OUR VIEW: Say it ain’t so, Joe
• Yuba City hit-and-run suspect surrenders
• Police: Trio robs Yuba City residents in car at gunpoint
• Charges sought against driver who injured DA
• Sutter County deputy DA joins Congressional race
• Daughters of Marysville black pioneer families: the Pogue sisters
• Rally points to Yuba detention center
• Despite title, Supreme Court not always the last word
• New data offer fuller picture of poor in U.S.
• Talk Back: Rio Oso student; veterans; Joe Langdell
• Police Blotter: Nov. 14, 2011
• Briefs: Holiday Arts Faire is Saturday
• Lakota Olsen
• Connie Schultz: Keep talking, Herman Cain
• Letter: Programs endorsed
• GOP hasn’t decided, but it’s already Obama vs. Romney
• Political strategist Crystal Martin files for bankruptcy
• Colusa airport getting perimeter fence, other updates
• Photos: Walkers 'Dash for Diabetes' at Yuba Sutter Mall
• Off Beat: Foes fight fire fees
• How long should I tape a broken toe?
• Eye care coverage for retirees
• A father's love and courage teaches many
• Is fat removal more than simply cosmetic?
• Steven Greenhut: Court case shows GOP hypocrisy
• Robert Scheer: California refuses to accept Obama's banking sellout
• Paterno had to go
• Our View: $100,000 state worker pensions not so rare
• Mike Reagan: GOP presidential field in flux
• Letter: S.B. 48 concerns?
• Letter: Mormon faith defended
• Letter: Don't dump pets
• Letter: Bridge work distracting
• Ann Coulter: Obama operatives' pattern of sexual misbehavior
• Tina Dupuy: Replace Congress with people
• Letter: A-D’s Garamendi work praised
• Letter: Support Occupy movement
• Three cheers letter: Shriners thank firefighters
• Three cheers letter: ‘Knights of Columbus are awesome’
• Three cheers letter: Rideout care recognized
• Hundreds in Marysville say ‘thank you’ to veterans in parade
• Three cheers letter: Rideout care praised
• Challenge, Grimes fight to keep post offices
• Yuba deputy struck by car; stun guns used on suspect
• Briefs: Work begins Monday on Marysville Road
• SUPERCOUPONING TIPS: Myths cost you cash
• MARY HUNT: Co-signing loan for grandson a costly lesson
• Police Blotter: Nov. 12, 2011
• Births: NOV. 10, 2011
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar
• 100th Birthday, 69th Anniversary: Marquard
• Wedding: Hawkes/Jenkins
• Weding: Lowe/Wood
• Wedding: Brockert/Tomei
• CHURCH IN A BAR: Ex-firefighter uses setting to relate to parishioners
• Political scientist opens faithful heart at food pantry
• Mother 'can't make sense' of tragedy
• 'Out of Oz' a satisfying end to series
• 11th heaven is today – 11/11/11
• 10 jailed in Yuba City in gang-related burglaries
• Teens jailed in Yuba-Sutter graffiti spree
• Photos: Demolition begins on burned Marysville buildings
• Martha Randolph Carr: Celebrate our veterans
• Sutter Butte flood agency drops $10K lobbying plan
• OUR VIEW: How to pay to rebuild state’s roads?
• Families of Year: Poukishs win in Sutter, Weckmans in Yuba
• Competency hearing set in Gridley embezzlement case
• Briefs: Fire damages vacant Yuba City home
• Police Blotter: Nov. 11, 2011
• Letter: ‘Thanks to all the vets’
• Births: NOV. 9, 2011
• Catherine Osterholt
• Patriotic time for Rio Del Oro students
• Man shot on plaza near Occupy Oakland
• Flood control agency reverses on lobby cash
• Deputies nab Yuba City woman in ID theft ring
• Rose Ensemble to perform Saturday in Yuba City
• Death penalty decision for suspected killers postponed
• California asserts power over redevelopment agencies
• Our goal: To be seniors who make an impact
• A week full of activity at Gridley
• Wait a minute, Mr. Postman
• Dive into great books together
• Marysville man's message is: Never, ever quit
• Education Briefs
• Classroom Notes
• Marysville girl dies after being struck by vehicle
• Levee district incumbents all win new terms in Sutter County
• Police seek felony charges against Lindhurst football players
• Letter: All hail the Marines
• Byron York: Pawlenty could have been a contender
• OUR VIEW: White House should come clean on Solyndra
• Nikki Suarez
• Births: Nov. 7, 8, 2011
• Police blotter: Nov. 10, 2011
• Snap, crackle, pot – 2 arrested in Yuba City
• Marysville house a total loss in fire
• Planning for Veterans Day events
• Yuba City's Boy Scouts outlet closes
• Cain refutes harassment allegations
• Marysville becomes Scarysville for Halloween night
• Yuba-Sutter Regional Arts Council offered use of empty Marysville store
• Mike Kunsman
• Births: OCT. 30, 2011
• Police Blotter: Nov. 1, 2011
• OTHER VIEWS: Teacher: Players’ punishments deserved
• THOMAS D. ELIAS: Brown demonstrates independence
• OUR VIEW: Unions must OK Brown’s pension fixes
• Briefs: Sutter County D.A. hospitalized after car crash
• As motorists drive less, gas use goes down
• Melissa Cooper
• Linda to host community cleanup
• Report to detail Calif. high-speed rail project
• Life Briefs
• Engagement: Kirby/Graben
• 70th Anniversary: Kissee
• 60th Anniversary: Hoskins
• 80th Birthday: Ramirez
• Masked men swipe marijuana in Browns Valley
• FINDING FORGIVENESS: Forever changed by the murder of a loved one, a family struggles to find peace by following their faith
• Working with roughnecks: Fellowship helps connect work and faith in the oil patch
• Schools see drop in students for Bible classes
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Yuba City Boy Scouts office closing
• PERCEPTIONS: Second chair
• Thomas Elias: Brown demonstrates independence
• Michael Mandeville
• Some things will never change
• Sutter County DA hurt in vehicle accident
• Federal raid irks medical marijuana advocates
• Studies challenge wisdom of GOP rivals' economic plans
• Black pioneers in Marysville: Slavery’s past touches area
• Our View: Plan won’t cure what ails housing
• Connie Schultz: Time for costume chaos
• Colusa supervisor is 'On the Radar'
• Daisey Pike
• Police Blotter: Oct. 31, 2011
• Births: Oct. 29, 2011
• Talk Back: Marysville High vandals; pit bull attacks girl; rare earthquake
• Sutter County seeking $9 million from state for jail
• Artist finally completes Strawberry Valley arch
• Dog parade and costume contest has 'em howling
• Marysville owes Yuba County money for traffic fines
• Police Blotter: Oct. 30, 2011
• Births: Oct. 28, 2011
• News Briefs: Driver rear-ends construction truck in Yuba City
• Letter: Get levee district voting info
• Ann Coulter: If I were a liberal ...
• Amy Goodman: Globalizing dissent, from Tahrir Square to Liberty Plaza
• What not to do with those Halloween leftovers
• Thomas D. Elias: Campaign treasurer victims shouldn’t get a redo
• Steven Greenhut: Rural Californians stand up to federal abuses
• Robert Scheer: 30 years of unleashed greed
• Our View: $ wasted on jobs for Finland
• Op-Ed: U.S. foreign policy fails
• Mike Reagan: Flat tax or flat-out dead?
• Letter: Shelter dog finds a home
• Letter: Medical marijuana use questioned
• Letter: Health insurers thoughtless
• How to find a reliable handyman or contractor
• Beware the risks of risqué Halloween dressing
• East Bay assemblywoman pleads innocent to shoplifting charge
• Looking for Halloween events in Yuba-Sutter? A list of activities
• Lawsuit filed after Yuba City child breaks arm in bounce house
• Terror-ific time in Marysville haunted mansion
• Suspected Linda gang member jailed in shooting
• Briefs: Sutter County sheriff accepting old medication today
• SUPERCOUPONING TIPS: How to save on meal planning
• MARY HUNT: Life takes Visa ... and piles up debt. Forget the ad, use cash
• Ron Hart: 'Occupy' demonstrates envy-ocracy
• A highly entertaining read for certain folks
• Three Cheers: Senior center donor thanked
• Three Cheers: Grateful for those who serve
• Three Cheers: Grateful for honesty
• Three Cheers: Christian movies endorsed
• Three Cheers: 'Nice people out there'
• Births: AUG. 8, OCT. 26-27, 2011
• Police Blotter: Oct, 29, 2011
• Willows High student arrested in pot brownie case
• Woman bound, robbed during home invasion
• Meet the ghost hunters of Yuba-Sutter
• Three arrested after high-speed chase from Marysville to Yuba City
• BREAKING NEWS: 3 arrested after chase from Marysville to Yuba City
• Study questions red-light cameras, private vendors
• Letter: Dream Act or nightmare?
• Iraq War vet hurt during Oakland Occupy protest
• OUR VIEW: ‘People are not stupid’
• No damage in Yuba-Sutter from rare earthquake
• Tom Purcell: The way Halloween should be
• Olivehurst man convicted of shooting friend; could get life sentence
• Lindhurst FFA shares tales of farm life with kids
• Letter: LGBT support advocated
• Competing visions for Dobbins-Oregon House
• Carrie Hoag
• Police Blotter: Oct. 27. 2011
• Births: OCT. 26, 2011
• Marysville depot residents grow their future
• Briefs: Scarysville closing Marysville streets on Monday
• Olivehurst man convicted of attempted murder
• 1 arrested in Olivehurst pot cultivation case
• Solar panel crews bust Marysville water line
• Gov. unveils hybrid pension plan for new hires
• California women allege Wal-Mart bias in new lawsuit
• Marysville High vandals could face criminal charges
• Consortium offers services to homeless
• Education Briefs
• Pumpkin farm offers teens working experience
• Offer older readers exciting novels
• Reading bridges generations
• I dare you to write that novel
• Classroom Notes
• A safe, spooky Halloween alternative
• BREAKING NEWS: 4.7 earthquake hits
• Letter: Violence findings criticized
• Van Mackie
• Sikhs, Hindus honor Diwali, the Festival of Lights
• TINA DUPUY: The 99 percent’s beliefs
• OUR VIEW: Pollution czars plan to choke California business
• Halloween weekend events start today
• Briefs: Public Works’ budget changed
• Japanese students, families to visit for Halloween
• Lindhurst football players could face charges
• California begins new talks on public pension fix
• Yuba-Sutter Veterans Office moving
• This weekend: 'Thriller' dance, pet parade
• Harrisburg bankruptcy casts shadow to California
• BYRON YORK: Romney health plan still faces GOP scrutiny
• Buzbee decision 'the right thing'
• A Republican vote means...
• Lindhurst football players apologize
• Holly Annette Anderson
• Linda woman angry at pit bull’s return
• New Sutter employees’ pensions face trims
• No haunted house space silences this year’s Screamatorium in Yuba City
• Vegetarian grows up
• Uncorked: Judging the Sonoma Harvest Fair
• Please everyone's taste with a versatile cookie recipe
• Chicken dish brings Mideast flavor
• Breweries not just a man's realm anymore
• Flag designed by 4-H pair will fly over Sutter County's Hall of Records
• Marysville school trustees move ahead with building plans
• Bird keeps chirping about assemblyman, wife
• Births: Oct. 24, 2011
• Police blotter: Oct. 26, 2011
• Briefs: Meeting on possible Challenge post office closure
• Sullenger makes it five for supervisors race
• Disney characters take to ice in 'Treasure Trove'
• Linda neighbor shoots attacking pit bull, saves girl, age 5
• Obama offers mortgage relief in new housing fix
• Highway 70-Feather River overpass at Plumas Lake plan is ready, but ...
• Yuba-Sutter show honors cancer survivors
• Marysville daughter meets with German mom, 53 years later
• Maxwell woman acquitted of attempted murder on pregnant Colusa County woman
• Police Blotter: Oct. 25, 2011
• Briefs: Couple robbed in Yuba City's Dairy Queen parking lot
• Briefs: Couple robbed in Yuba City's Dairy Queen parking lot
• John David Morton
• Births: OCT. 23, 2011
• Letter: ‘Shop local’ benefits touted
• THOMAS D. ELIAS: High speed rail on a slower track?
• Claudia Warner
• OUR VIEW: Feds’ pot crackdown bad medicine
• Late night robbery in Yuba City parking lot
• Eric Hellberg, former Yuba City mayor, councilman, dies
• Rand Corp. retracts study on pot clinic closings
• 'Making an Exit' a book to take with you
• Op-Ed: The GOP writing on the wall
• Letter: Representatives fail miserably
• Letter: Protesters fed up with the system
• Don’t manipulate children
• New group saves dogs from fate in shelter
• Bunny's big leap creates buzz at Sacramento airport
• Briefs: Veterans center moving this week
• Will Hispanic voters stick with Obama?
• Police Blotter: Oct. 24, 2011
• Births: Oct. 22, 2011
• Talk Back: Marysville High vandalism, casino project, Garamendi
• Diane Pederson
• Police Blotter: Oct. 23, 2011
• State probes unhealthy Yuba City fire station
• Trend: Historically, we’ve never had it this peaceful
• Board revokes medical license of former Marysville doctor over DUI
• Confusion sows doubts about Levee District 1 election
• News Briefs: Yuba City gang member pleads guilty
• Op-Ed: Doctors challenge 'irresponsible' surgeries report
• Op-Ed: A host of frustrations driving the demonstrations
• Letters: Ride-along great experience
• Letters: Brown veto applauded
• Letter: Hotel manager praised
• Letter: Abortion issue benefits GOP
• Family fun at Wheatland pumpkin farm
• Did girl's risqué attire contribute to close call?
• Connie Schultz: When does an occupation become a movement?
• Ann Coulter: Occupy Wall Street (hearts) Wall Street
• Amy Goodman: The arc of the moral universe tipping toward justice
• Robert Scheer: Taking the Times to task
• Our View: Time to loosen feds' grip on schools
• Sutter County, Sutter Butte Flood Control Agency lobby for easier agriculture flood designations
• Last U.S. troops leaving Iraq by end of year
• What are the hot costumes this Halloween? Zombies and vampires
• Three Cheers: South Butte Parlor event a success
• Three Cheers: Local surgeon recognized
• Ron Hart: GOP must prep for Obama attacks
• Colusa County hopes building a rail spur would draw trains, bio-fuel company
• Briefs: New flag to fly over Sutter County's Hall of Records
• Unemployment drops, but Yuba County second highest in state
• MARY HUNT: Some organic products aren’t worth extra cost
• Police Blotter: Oct. 22, 2011
• Landowners say no; bike trail blocked in Yuba City
• Births: OCT. 20, 2011
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Wedding: Seagraves/Kret
• Wedding: Tolbert/Scott
• Engagement: Garner/Mathews
• 80th Birthday: Burrows
• Engagement: Matson/Childers
• 24/7: The music never stops as church members pray perpetually to save society
• Conflict rooted in Religion: Maintaining kesh, or hair, is a Sikhism tenet
• Joel Osteen’s message of hope contained in new book
• Community of Faith Briefs
• PERCEPTIONS: The glory of fall
• Pablo Fischetti
• Praise God for his forgiveness
• Oroville man killed in Yuba County motorcyle accident
• Three Cheers: Community boosts golf program
• GOP ad ties U.S. Rep. Garamendi to Obama
• Facebook partners with feds to help job seekers
• Verdict expected next week in Olivehurst man's attempted murder trial
• Pearl Harbor survivor shares experience with Gridley band headed to Hawaii
• Marysville fundraiser turns night lights back on at Ellis Lake
• Wheatland gets funds to help kids have safer school commute
• Police Blotter: Oct. 21, 2011
• Briefs: Yuba-Sutter Farm Bureau still opposes casino
• Yuba City school bus drivers see red at motorists who don’t stop
• Kimberly Butcher
• David Ignatius: Libya’s hard task ahead
• Our View: Another dictator is killed
• Small quake jolts San Francisco Bay area
• Musicians join forces to bring music to Yuba-Sutter
• Charter school a Paragon of good nutrition
• Student uses technology to help tsunami victims
• Education Briefs
• Sampling our delicious melting pot
• Hiding behind an image
• Classroom Notes
• Children's books emphasize good manners
• 8 Lindhurst High School players suspended for vandalism at Marysville High School
• Steven Sebilian
• Marysville backs Enterprise Rancheria casino project
• Do you have your Halloween costume yet?
• Historic Bridgeport Bridge to close
• Guilty plea in Yuba City shooting
• Trial continues in Olivehurst violence
• OUR VIEW: Leave job creation to professionals
• Letter: Griego deserves support
• TINA DUPUY: Arr!!! There’s hope for the bankaneers
• Briefs: Pair jailed over stolen scrap metal
• Births: Oct. 18, 2011
• Police blotter: Oct. 20, 2011
• Pedersen, Grigsby sent back to Washington
• Halloween delight
• Start the holidays by serving Brie en Croute
• Serve a delicious Japanese tempura
• Beer: A cure for what ails you
• Uncorked: Loire wines win new fans
• Plumas Lake plans ahead by buying land for schools
• Tribes opposing Yuba County casino
• Mystery surrounds Arboga pot incident
• Yuba County retires early retirement program
• Colusa County fair chief expected to leave
• Briefs: Linda man nabbed in Olivehurst rape
• Births: Oct. 17, 2011
• Police blotter: Oct. 19, 2011
• Tracy Popp
• FCS Players release the 'Hound'
• Marysville said to owe Yuba County $220,000
• ICE denies immigration sweeps are under way in Yuba-Sutter
• Supreme Court to decide if lying about medals warrants prison time
• Daguerre Point Dam fish ladders improved
• Gail Kunsman
• Yuba City woman gets 4 years of probation for failing to protect kids from sex abuse
• Olivehurst man fends off attackers, sends them to hospital
• Yuba County deputies aid in Butte County pot farm raid
• Flood control agency lies, abuses
• THOMAS D. ELIAS: Medipot hijack behind fed prosecutions
• OUR VIEW: Dream Act bad deal for taxpayers
• Perry Miller
• Births: OCT. 16, 2011
• Police Blotter: Oct. 18, 2011
• Levees rise in Yuba County with two projects
• Man arrested for baseball bat beating
• California green tax breaks in question
• Chair legs used in fight
• Marysville ‘occupied’ by the 99 percent: Protests spread to Yuba-Sutter
• Low turnout at Richland Housing health fair blamed on fear of feds
• Slayings suspect released early despite violent record
• Briefs: Thrift shop seeks donations
• Talk Back : Repealing teaching of gay history, Pedersen confession, Feinstein and casino
• Police Blotter: Oct. 17, 2011
• Births: Oct. 15, 2011
• Joyese Sneed
• Letter: Taking matters into their own hands
• Peter Funt: Flavor-of-the-day Cain is unable
• Our View: State's 760 new, mostly bad, laws
• Births: Oct. 14, 2011
• Yuba County considering rules for medical marijuana growers
• Amy Goodman: A new Bush era or a push era?
• Thomas D. Elias: Barking up the wrong technology trees
• Teaching pets snake smarts
• Steven Greenhut: Brown is just a union guy
• Robert Scheer: Lesser evil: Obama or GOP president?
• Our View: California a bipartisan sore spot
• Letter: Score one for this principal
• Letter: Open eyes, break free
• Letter: License restrictions too limiting
• Letter: Freedom Communications attacks privacy
• Letter: Dream Act will create nightmare
• Joe Guzzardi: Urging a recall of Brown after bills signing debacle
• Here are our top 20 weight-loss tips
• Health Briefs
• Fire safety awareness important as seasons change
• Cat allergy stirs up pervasive hate
• Ann Coulter: Occupy Wall Street: Meet the Flea Party
• Thomas Sowell: Post-racial? No, racial payback
• California doctors group: Legalize pot
• Linda thrift shop can’t find a home
• Don Curlee: Latest thing is agnature tourism
• Job Talk: Move to a place that brings you joy
• Business Briefs: Event to aid cancer fight at Backroom Boutique
• Business Calendar, through Oct. 22
• Vandalism at Marysville High cancels football game at Lindhurst
• U.S. troops sent to Africa
• Three Cheers: Veterinarians thanked
• Three Cheers: Rideout pleased patient
• Three Cheers: Arboga center support appreciated
• Ron Hart: No jobs if Wall Street occupiers have their way
• Letter: Dream Act threatens
• 'Seriously' a treasure trove of classic Ellen humor
• Musician’s Karma is very good in Yuba City
• Sutter County sheriff seeks help with stolen farm metal
• Steroids sent to Marysville address; Washington powerlifter arrested
• Briefs: Some charges dropped against Sutter County auditor-controller
• Births: OCT. 13, 2011
• Police Blotter: Oct. 15, 2011
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Engagement: Staples/Dent
• 95th Birthday: Accito
• Wedding: Uballe/Luna
• 65th Anniversary: Burns
• Wedding: Lansdon/Minkema
• Cultivating community: Church members forsake suburbs to put down roots in struggling urban neighborhood
• Community of Faith Briefs
• PERSPECTIVES: Tomato truck
• Music is a family affair for Yuba City group Oden Young
• Supremacist defends couple’s slayings
• State A.G. pushes shift away from gang, drug cases
• DAVID IGNATIUS: Raging against the elites
• Anti-abortion event draws Santorum on Saturday
• OUR VIEW: Brown vetoes good bills and bad
• World's third largest pumpkin grown in Marysville
• Nevada County water officials cool to Garden Bar dam plan
• Management changes at top of Recology Yuba-Sutter
• Briefs: Sheriff impostors rob man of valuables in Yuba City
• Sara Crowhurst
• Police Blotter: Oct. 14, 2011
• Births: Oct. 12, 2011
• Covillaud students get 'udderly' amazing lesson about cows
• Education Briefs
• Classroom Notes
• Calling myself a homeschooling mother doesn't make me one
• Help your child to read independently
• Preserving innocence or coddling ignorance?
• Yuba City High School students look for motivation
• Magic Theatre reveals the beauty of 'The Ugly Duckling'
• Dramatic cut in Yuba College theater program
• 49ers picking up steam
• Students learn leadership at annual festival
• Sutter Community Pool may get 'a big upgrade'
• Feinstein fights Enterprise Rancheria casino
• Military opposes MC-12 transfer
• Colusa youths take to the soccer field
• Births: Oct. 11, 2011
• Police Blotter: Oct. 13, 2011
• Derek Robling
• Briefs: Cook-off, music set Saturday
• Tina Dupuy: Turning a deaf ear to the protests
• Our View: China an easy target for currency mess blame
• Chico State students premiere 'El Clasico'
• It's apple season
• Uncorked: Riesling wines are catching on with U.S. consumers
• Sample this Korean-style rice bowl
• Guinness brews a yellow lager that's black
• Fig Galette brings a sweet taste of autumn
• Northwest murder suspects waive extradition in Yuba County court
• Yuba County supervisors reject Fellowship of Friends' request for $572,338 tax refund
• Yuba College's $7 million surprise: Retired teachers’ pensions drop
• Marysville FedEx driver saved woman
• Sutter County tax group questions use of flood control money
• Briefs: Suspect held in attempted Olivehurst pot robbery
• Police blotter: October 12, 2011
• Births: Oct. 10, 2011
• Law bans open carry of handguns
• Yuba County deputies arrest pair in District 10 medical pot theft
• Yuba City reaches out to businesses to help retain employers, jobs
• Briefs: Presidential candidate attending Yuba City fundraiser
• Jim Lake
• Cora Garcia
• Police Blotter: Oct. 11, 2011
• Births: OCT. 9, 2011
• Signatures sought in Yuba-Sutter to repeal gay history law
• THOMAS D. ELIAS: Inside the Obama-Perry ‘border war’
• OUR VIEW: Green jobs funding must end
• New law bans open carry of handguns in California
• Rick Perry: 'Pretty confident that I'll win'
• Arrests made in home invasion robbery
• Marijuana plant robbery in District 10
• Master Chorale invites you to 'Remember When'
• EXCLUSIVE (UPDATE): Murder suspect admits 'it's something I did'
• Thomas Sowell: A presidential demand to 'stop whining'?
• Letter: Join the fight for civil equality
• Letter: Hospital access criticized
• Letter: Encourage courageous demonstrations
• Injured, ill fauna get help
• Jobless have strike against them as companies won't hire unemployed
• Commenting on A-D website will require Facebook account starting Thursday
• Briefs: Columbus Day closures
• Talk Back: Remembering Rob Young
• Police Blotter: Oct. 10, 2011
• Births: Oct. 8, 2011
• Chelsea Warren
• Sutter River Basin flood risk studied
• Brown OKs funding for undocumented immigrant college students
• Woman arrested on sexual battery charge in Yuba City
• MSG is in more foods than you think
• Moms, kids and booze
• Letter: Think twice about Bachmann
• Letter: Supervisors should grow up
• Letter: Say hi to long-term residents
• Letter: Republican Party does nothing
• Letter: Pass American Jobs Act
• Letter: Hold politicians accountable
• Letter: Gordon’s question answered
• Letter: Down with intolerance
• How to pick the best Medicare prescription drug plan for you
• Connie Schutz: One photo, many stories
• Appearances count when it comes to sperm
• Thomas Sowell: America's 'hunger' hoax perpetuated
• Ann Coulter: This is what a mob looks like
• The gay-straight sleepover situation is not black and white
• Amy Goodman: Wall Street protests spiraling
• Steven Greenhut: Hypocritical pension funds lecture others
• Robert Scheer: What do they want? Justice
• Three Cheers: Thanks for your help
• Three Cheers: Proud of Dale Whitmore
• Three Cheers: Breast cancer awareness supported
• Ron Hart: Unwashed masses descend on N.Y.
• 'Rin Tin Tin' worth sinking your teeth into
• Northwest fugitive murder suspects plead not guilty to Yuba County charges
• Nasty people earn higher paychecks
• Williams pair gear up for breast cancer awareness trek
• BRIEFS: Lawmakers gathering signatures in Marysville to ban law mandating gay history
• Births: OCT. 6, 2011
• Police Blotter: Oct. 8, 2011
• Kids meet kids at Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar
• 40th Anniversary: Carmichael
• 50th Anniversary: Turner
• 50th Anniversary: Parker
• Wedding: Lupica/Cervantes
• HOLLYWOOD FINDS RELIGION – AGAIN
• Community of Faith Briefs
• California to move all initiatives to November ballots
• PERCEPTIONS: Football
• Multi-ethnic churches still rare in 21st century
• Crystal Cathedral creditors committee sues insiders at struggling church
• Master Chorale invites you to 'Remember When'
• Three Cheers: Cleaner lake efforts appreciated
• CHP officer recounts tense arrests of murder suspects in Yuba County
• Housing bust worst since Great Depression
• Live Oak resident who watched City Council now serves on it
• Linda family of 7 burned out in Jay Street house fire
• Saturday's walk through Olivehurst will highlight needs
• Police Blotter: October 7, 2011
• Births: OCT. 5, 2011
• Briefs: Sutter County changes contract for new animal shelter
• OUR VIEW: California’s debt a huge budget hog
• Mike Reagan: Amanda Knox: A cautionary tale
• Letter: Breast cancer awareness needed
• Jetender "J.J." Johal
• Feds threaten California medical marijuana dispensaries with prosecution
• New $1 billion Sacramento airport terminal opens
• 'Grease' is the word at The Acting Company
• Jeremy Delay
• Marysville hotel fire victims given donation
• Pets get blessed at St. Isidore
• Students warn peers about Web bullying
• Education Briefs
• Student retreat builds fellowship
• Giving blood, saving lives
• Classroom Notes
• Be a bridge builder – read to children
• Ellis Lake ‘crusade’ raises $1,000 to keep some lights on
• $5,000 grant to help kids exercise at Frankln Elementary School
• Candidate making third run for Sutter County supervisor
• Briefs: Forum confronts child obesity
• Police blotter: Oct. 6, 2011
• Births: Oct. 4, 2011
• Letter: Say no to S.F. sludge
• Letter: Reinstate Buzbee
• Letter: Another Buzbee endorsement
• Byron York: Would Cain’s 999 Plan work?
• OUR VIEW: Can black conservative trump the race card?
• BREAKING NEWS: Washington murder suspects arrested in Yuba County
• Yuba College dramedy journeys to Ireland
• Home invasion robbery in Sutter County
• Ignatius: Examining drone war strategies
• Dinner on the ranch
• Celebrate fall with a harvest feast
• Try a delicious vegetarian wrap
• Raise a glass in memory of the departed
• Secret donor pays Yuba County Senior Center's bills for year
• Marysville reaches wastewater agreement with Linda County Water District
• Sutter County wants floodplain relief
• Ffith Street bridge detours planned
• First Pumpkin Festival a success
• Briefs: Sacramento man held after chase
• Mark Schneider
• Births: Oct. 3, 2011
• Police blotter: Oct. 5, 2011
• Tina Dupuy: Children of the lost decade revolt
• OUR VIEW: Poll: We’re gloomy and for a very good reason
• Yuba County pursuit ends in arrest
• Norcal braces for wet, early season storm
• Dmitry Kouzov, Tao Lin to play in Yuba City
• Obama slams GOP on jobs bill
• Marysville's Covillaud makes rapid transition to add sixth-grade students
• When is the last time you wrote a letter? Postal Service feels pinch
• Karina D. Morales
• Briefs: Yuba deputies stop car in Marysville with explosive; Olivehurst man jailed
• PG&E lacks results from Olivehurst gas line check
• Wet, fall weather expected this week in Yuba-Sutter
• Flu shots available at several Yuba County locations
• Jean Guthrie
• Letter: Buzbee made a difference
• Letter: Disappointed in YCPD
• THOMAS D. ELIAS: No new taxes means ‘do it yourself’
• OUR VIEW: Electricity surcharge should be zapped
• Traffic lights at Highway 99, Acacia aim to improve safety
• Births: Oct. 1-2, 2011
• High court rejects appeal on cell phone search
• Since You Asked: Windshields pocked from gravel on Highway 20
• Feds award $245,450 grant to Williams Police Department
• One in 10 parents skip, delay kids’ vaccinations
• Jim Edwards
• David Ignatius: Pakistan, U.S. in war of words
• Talk Back
• Say goodbye to Indian summer – wet weather approaching
• Letter: Marching toward socialism
• Letter: Taxing high incomes endorsed
• Letter: Taxation overbearing
• Births: Oct. 1, 2011
• Police blotter: Oct. 3, 2011
• Amy Goodman: Troy Davis and the machinery of death
• Op-Ed: Newsom delivers a refreshing message
• Foothills native named one of top 12 airmen
• Letter: Where's the real science?
• Letter: Manteca has right animal shelter idea
• Letter: Learn about fluoride
• Letter: Illegal immigration rapped
• Letter: 'Take our communities back'
• Connie Schultz: Death penalty support may be dying
• Care for your pet's teeth
• Ann Coulter: Does Rick Perry have a performance problem?
• Use these methods when detoxing produce
• Thomas Sowell: Superman vs. warm body
• Thomas D. Elias: State GOP must reach out to Latino voters
• Steven Greenhut: Delta fish rules always ‘smelt’ of extremism
• Robert Scheer: A failure in leadership
• Our View: It didn't pass the 'smelt' test
• Op-Ed: Selling our souls to Mark Zuckerberg
• New flu vaccine for seniors provides better protection
• Maybe it's time for a bigger bowl
• 1,100 in Pink October kickoff in Yuba City
• Olivehurst homeowner over gas line waiting for PG&E action
• Off Beat: The library is where it’s at
• News Briefs: Genealogy class slated Saturday at Marysville library
• Thomas Sowell: Superman vs. warm body
• Ann Coulter: Does Rick Perry have a performance problem?
• Appeal-Democrat reporter, columnist Rob Young dies
• ‘Pretty good year’ for Yuba-Sutter almond crops
• Governor signs bills to protect against elder abuse
• Three Cheers: Dancers make ‘Nutcracker’ cut
• Three Cheers: Church of Glad Tidings hailed
• Ron Hart: It's not easy being green
• Passengers escape burning Yuba-Sutter Transit bus in Yuba City
• 2 motorcyclists hospitalized; Marysville woman arrested in suspected DUI crash
• Colusa City Council gives city manager a pay raise
• Yuba City trucking firm sued over racial harassment
• Briefs: Linda spaghetti dinner Sunday aids Marysville fire victims
• Police Blotter: October 1, 2011
• Births: SEPT. 29, 2011
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Wedding: Pierce/Bogdanoff
• 104th Birthday: Barry
• 100th Birthday: Rollins
• 60th anniversary: Emery
• Young Muslim matchmaker bridging the gap between modern, old worlds
• Linda pursuit ends in crash
• 'Feast Day of Fools' a wild ride
• Yuba-Sutter shows surprising economic growth
• Tea party groups share views – don’t work together
• Winco rape case dismissed
• Off-duty firefighter saved life in Marysville fire
• Fence tear-down along Olivehurst levee delayed
• Sherill Young
• Rosh Hashana: Jews celebrate new year in Marysville
• News Briefs: South Sutter resident's wallet taken by two men
• Police Blotter: Sept. 30, 2011
• David Ignatius: An admiral’s goodbye message
• Births: Sept. 28, 2011
• Our View: Brown again goes for higher taxes
• California prison inmates on hunger strike
• Letter: Postmaster general earns how much?
• Holly Woods
• Yuba-Sutter Symphony opens its season with fall classics concert
• Marysville hotel refugees homeless once again on Friday
• Woman picks up the pieces in Marysville
• Cancer awareness events this weekend in Yuba-Sutter
• Indigenous festival set for Yuba County
• County approves agreement with Sutter Pointe developers
• Briefs: Marysville woman injured in accident
• Colusa creates loan program
• Students: To thine own self be true
• Police blotter: September 29, 2011
• Education Briefs
• Secret spy mission leads to learning
• Older kids will devour these books
• New year brings new faces
• It's just different here
• Classroom Notes
• Births: Sept. 27, 2011
• Letter: Veterans, military supporters unite to counter protesters
• MIKE REAGAN: Time for Republicans to get serious
• Schools suing state over funding issues
• OUR VIEW: New horse in GOP race for president?
• Horsfall stakes Humboldt State track scholarship
• Healthy breakfasts for busy teens
• Use a light touch when cooking okra
• Simple beef soup can be customized
• Saloons blamed for the Prohibition
• Quick Fix: Shrimp dish a taste of French cruise cuisine
• Residents forced out by Marysville bar fire salvage few belongings
• East Nicolaus High football coach placed on leave
• Nearly 2,000 pot plants confiscated by Yuba County deputies near Rackerby
• Live Oak man gets 4-year sentence for elder abuse
• Yuba-Sutter garbageman makes house calls for hazardous waste
• Toni Herrera
• Briefs: Fire leaves 14 people homeless in Yuba City
• Births: Sept. 26, 2011
• Police blotter: September 28, 2011
• Respect the flag, country
• Byron York: Obama Media Bias 101
• Our View: Perry on TV may be own worst enemy
• Olivehurst medical pot shop snuffed out
• Arrest made in Olivehurst shooting
• Acting Company nets 7 Ellys
• Obama, GOP trumpet jobs in Silicon Valley
• 4 goats donated to Lindhurst FFA after dog attacks
• Workshop emphasizes overall health
• Mary Walden
• Shirley Hamilton
• Births: SEPT. 25, 2011
• Police Blotter: Sept. 27, 2011
• THOMAS D. ELIAS: Feinstein vulnerable? Think again
• OUR VIEW: Shine a light on Solyndra dealings
• Fire-ravaged Travelers Hotel building will be demolished
• Thousands entering California schools without vaccines
• 'Diversity Bake Sale' heats up debate at Berkeley
• Yuba sheriff's hold District 10 man in stabbing
• 26 units evacuated in Yuba City apartment fire
• Yuba sheriff's investigating possible shooting
• Hollywood biography worth a look-see
• Grieving Yuba-Sutter man helps homeless
• Police blotter: Sept. 26, 2011
• Births: Sept. 24, 2011
• Obama: GOP would 'cripple America'
• Light rains just a breather
• Since You Asked: What happened to my Wi-Fi Internet connectivity?
• Talk Back: Family Bible study; fired Starbucks employee; 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' ends
• Briefs: Crisis center's anniversary set
• Christina Schneider
• Letter: Beware of careless drivers
• Letter: England resident missing Y.C.
• Letter: It's OK to teach complete history
• Letter: Animal control needs leadership
• Op-Ed: Obama's fighting spirit returns
• Connie Schultz: Do ask, do tell with policy's end
• Thomas Sowell: In defense of long form debates over sound bites
• Thomas D. Elias: Genetic discrimination bill may be year’s key law
• The connection between blood pressure and potassium
• Steven Greenhut: Will Jerry Brown act on his Libertarian impulses?
• Stepbrother's 'first time' an in-house seduction
• Robert Scheer: Murder is good politics, bad justice
• Peter Funt: Pledges constrain, or keep politicians to their word?
• Our View: Economic uncertainty hangs heavy over nation
• Op Ed: Put Y.C. teachers' health care coverage out to bid
• Letter: Working hard to benefit Marysville
• Letter: Mired in a depression
• Letter: ‘Censorship’ a damn shame
• Learning to live with less, part 2
• How to help fund your grandkids' retirement
• Give it the old college try
• Amy Goodman: The real Ponzi scheme is Wall Street
• Travelers' resident: ‘I’m just counting on God for a miracle’
• Beale adding 200 personnel
• California initiatives: Has direct democracy gone amok?
• Area shooter in Ohio State University hall of fame
• Pile driving finished in 10th Street bridge repairs
• Off Beat: Free speech for all
• News Briefs: Yuba-Sutter United Way's Elegant Soirée slated Oct. 8
• Job Talk: ‘Family’ operation can turn on you
• Business Briefs: School district brass to speak at Chamber breakfast
• Business Calendar, through Oct. 1
• BREAKING NEWS: Major fire in Marysville
• BREAKING NEWS: Two men stabbed in Yuba City
• Three Cheers: Strides event volunteers thanked
• Three Cheers: Grateful for headstones donations
• Ron Hart: Weiner embarrassment hangs over Obama
• Letter: Why fire track coach?
• Letter: Reinstate Y.C. coach
• Letter: No school loans to illegals
• Bill vaccinating youth against STDs riles California parents
• Feds paid $600 million in benefits to dead people
• Yuba City nighttime road closures begin Monday on Colusa Avenue
• Robber steals prescription drugs at Davison's in Colusa
• Feds shut Nevada City's Citizens Bank of Northern California
• Marysville car wash aids high school's injured goat
• Police Blotter: Sept. 24, 2011
• Births: SEPT. 21-22, 2011
• Tending the Shepherds: Group encorages clergy to get healthy
• Elizabeth Holcomb
• Perceptions: My 15 minutes of fame
• France bans street prayers
• A consecrated life
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Engagement: Lynn/Wood
• Westboro protesters find opposition in Linda
• Marysville woman facing embezzlement charges
• Brown signs compromise on Internet taxes
• Starbucks fires employee over song satire
• Freedom, TheStreet reach content deal
• Yuba City gravel trucker closing; 116 lose jobs
• Sutter County levee board changes elections rules
• Yuba County hopes solar panels on government center halves energy bill
• East Nicolaus water-sports school runs aground, for now
• Yuba College's renovated facility is gym-dandy
• Joan Hackney
• Briefs: Sutter County Judge Hansen retiring in 2012
• Births: SEPT. 21, 2011
• Police Blotter: Sept. 23, 2011
• Editorial: L.A. stadium deal should be everyone’s
• David Ignatius: Seeking remedies for drone addiction
• California pension managers fined for unreported gifts
• Ulrich Capaul
• Rachel's Challenge touches young students
• Interact club at Marysville High School
• What happened to neighborhood watch?
• Education Briefs
• Senior year is packed with new experiences
• Reading builds strong connections
• Friday Night Live starts out strong
• Classroom Notes
• Jails prepare for more inmates
• Lindhurst High goat injured in attack dies
• Rice farmers expecting good year thanks to mild summer
• It's the Civil War again in Colusa County
• Colusa County keeps tight reins on budget
• Briefs: Small fire flares at Sutter County Airport
• Births: Sept. 20, 2011
• Police blotter: September 22, 2011
• Letter: Bring back Buzbee
• Letter: What’s in your bottled water?
• Tina Dupuy: Middle class fears tax hikes on the rich
• Our View: Celebrate Hispanic culture, diversity
• Our View: Tip of the spear’ pension reform eyed
• Poll: Jobs, economy top issues for Californians
• Small plane makes forced landing in Sutter County rice field.
• Breaking News: Northbound Highway 70 closed near Yuba/Sutter line
• Goat from Lindhurst High School agriculture program dies
• California family fined for holding Bible study in home
• Brown defends prisoner shift; looks to guarantee money
• Fundamentalist group plans protest at Beale
• Salsa time
• Mint, ginger add zip to fast broiled chicken
• Vegetarian zucchini lasagna uses no noodles
• Uncorked: Austrian wines now hip with Americans
• Savor Middle Eastern Shawarma
• Harvest beer brings 'Sukkot in a glass'
• ‘Today is historic’ for end of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Yuba City Unified hires business official
• Marysville's Ellis Lake in the dark
• Yuba County supervisors OK budget
• Twalla McCarty
• Briefs: $25K reward in Elk Grove killing
• Births: Sept. 19, 2011
• Police blotter: September 21, 2011
• Byron York: President plagued by Democrats’ ingratitude
• Our View: Another politicized Obama plan
• Solyndra execs plead to 5th at House hearing
• Abe admits error in ordering microphone shut off
• Drowning declared in woman found in May in Marysville's Ellis Lake
• Analysis: Obama tax call plays to party base
• State may punish schools who defy whooping cough vaccination law
• Eroding walls in Goldfields along Yuba River a flood threat
• 2 Habitat homes planned for Marysville property
• Births: SEPT. 18, 2011
• Police Blotter: Sept. 20, 2011
• Briefs: Yuba-Sutter orchard spraying fights West Nile virus
• Reshad Tamana
• Letter: Recognize women vets, too
• Letter: Another opinion cartoon offends
• THOMAS D. ELIAS: Misguided Brown vetoes could cost state
• OUR VIEW: Californians’ incredible shrinking incomes
• Lindhurst can't explain why two goats were attacked
• All-local Yuba College volleyball squad optimistic
• Christine Schaa
• 49ers impressive on all fronts
• Obama: End one day of mail delivery
• Fed official: Klamath dam removal will cost far less
• Worker who couldn’t stop: Retired Marysville employee donates labor
• TCCA files appeal for water rights
• Students experience wonders of foothills with excursion to Bullards Bar
• Increase in child abuse linked to recession
• Talk Back: School vaccines, animal shelter, supervisor war of words
• Births: Sept. 17, 2011
• Police Blotter: Sept. 19, 2011
• Elizabeth Engleken
• Letter: Pediatric diabetes care needed
• Letter: Obama re-election is guaranteed
• Letter: Why was Buzbee fired?
• Karl Frisch: How the Republicans crippled the United States Postal Service
• Thomas Sowell: Job speech insulted our intelligence
• Yuba-Sutter elective open-heart surgeries exceed state average
• Analysis: Drugs deadlier than traffic accidents
• Sewer work will give Robbins clean start
• And that goes for your little dog, too!
• Thomas D. Elias: Term limits fail: The political class persists
• Steven Greenhut: Find reform at city hall, not in Sacramento
• Robert Scheer: One Obama betrayal too many
• Pressure-cooker schools exact toll on students
• Our View: Legislature keeps grinding out bad bills
• Letter: President lacks principles
• Letter: Organic-only not the answer
• John Hollis: Why not study eliminating Marysville police?
• Importance of living simply, part 1
• High-tech gadgets help with low vision
• Ann Coulter: So a comatose guy walks into a bar ...
• Amy Goodman: Will the politics of death win out?
• What to do about dizziness that won't quit
• Hooray for Hollywood cleanup
• Off Beat: Andy Vasquez wants to know
• Planning panel OKs south Colusa County industrial subdivision
• Police Blotter: Sept. 18, 2011
• News Briefs: Kids Health Fair slated Saturday in Linda
• Business Briefs: South Yuba Economic meeting this week
• Business Calendar, through Sept. 24
• 200 Marysville schools students who lack vaccine turned away
• Three Cheers: Troop 105 lauded
• Three Cheers: Garden efforts praised
• Three Cheers: Ceremony lifted spirits
• Ron Hart: Growing economy helps every race
• Letter: Whitmore's tough questions praised
• Fremont Rideout Health Group issues vaccines advisory
• Boone again seeks Sutter County supervisor seat
• Briefs: Best Collateral worker in Marysville jailed on pawn shop embezzlement charges
• Births: SEPT. 14, 2011
• Recovery Happens in Yuba-Sutter
• Life Briefs
• 50th Anniversary: Covert
• 60th Anniversary: Shubat
• Engagement: Wood/Szalankiewicz
• Wedding: Shirah/Stolliday
• CHURCH WHISPERER: Blogger uncovers Vatican secrets – all from his basement in Philly
• Vatican lists core teachings for breakaway traditionalists
• ‘Opening’ of Cuba makes a Jewish Scrabble-lover feel more at home
• Pat Robertson riles Christian critics
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Perceptions: Road kill
• East Nic officials refute player's abuse complaint against coach
• 'Night Circus' conjures an excellent read
• California jobless rate rises to 12.1 percent
• Advances in ophthalmology
• Sutter County sheriff finds no criminal behavior at animal shelter
• North Yuba Harvest Festival is Saturday in Oregon House
• Julian McCarty
• Briefs: Pleasant Grove pedestrian still in critical condition
• Beale's 9th Munitions Squadron celebrates 25 years
• 20 Yuba City students lacking whooping cough vaccine barred from classes
• Yuba City couple heading to Cambodia
• Letter: Problem with paving job
• Police Blotter: Sept. 16, 2011
• Letter: Griego has got to go
• Letter: Shame on Yuba City residents
• Matt Mackowiak: Is Perry more electable than Romney?
• Our View: Government requires leaders, not bullies
• David Ignatius: Compromise is part of survival
• Wheatland woman accused of lewd conduct with boy
• Marysville levee work delayed until next year
• Veridian Symphony shares 'Latin Love'
• Births: Sept. 9, 12, 13, 2011
• Police blotter: Sept. 15, 2011
• Science structure expands Lindhurst High School
• Education Briefs
• Thank your local librarian
• Renovations bring a change in direction
• Nanny state wants to baby-sit child care workers
• Classroom Notes
• Back to school, back to football
• Sharron Terry
• Supreme Court rejects appeal of driver in Colusa bus crash
• Sutter County levee upgrades start in 18 months
• SWAT Challenge: ‘This is just tremendous fun’
• Buds in the bypass: 3 arrested in refuge drug bust
• Briefs: Foreclosures continue to drop
• Major traffic project to create detours in Marysville
• Letter: ‘Greed’ behind video games decision
• Letter: Progressive liberalism challenged
• Pleasant Grove pedestrian hit by car, in critical condition
• Tina Dupuy: Republicans believe in politics first
• Our View: Veto the ban on primary election initiatives
• Woman found dead in cell identified
• Neighbor's Favorite Recipe: Take a bite of history at Duke's Diner
• This Bud's for you, pot heads
• Port-poached pears highlight harvest flavors
• Enjoy a Thai-style beef curry
• Uncorked: School's in; let's throw a wine tasting
• Yuba-Sutter 7th- through 12-graders must have whooping cough shot
• Chairman silences Yuba County supervisor
• Linda pro masters golf in Iraq
• Wheatland extends ban on medical marijuana dispensaries
• Sutter County balks at higher speed limit near Barry School
• Marysville landlord guilty in ambush
• April Kellison
• Briefs: Gas prices jump 21 cents
• Letter: Advertising memorabilia question
• Letter: Public vastly uninformed
• Byron York: Will immigration cripple Perry's bid?
• Our View: Jobs act just more big spending
• The circus comes to town
• Marijuana crop found near Live Oak; one arrested
• You’ll want to tell everyone about 'Last Deployment'
• UPDATE: Highway 70 reopened in both directions following fatal accident
• Woman found dead in Sutter County Jail cell
• Obama: Raise taxes to pay for job bill
• Baby Audrey receives heart transplant
• Yuba County's First Smiles Dental Outreach program expands
• Live Oak councilman eyes run for Sutter County supervisor
• Alan Welch
• Richard H. Stone
• Colusa bank robber sentenced to 5 years in federal prison
• Briefs: Man mugged at Yuba City Walmart
• Police Blotter: Sept. 13, 2011
• Births: SEPT. 11, 2011
• THOMAS D. ELIAS: California still sets national trends
• OUR VIEW: Post office privatization long overdue
• Support continues for arrested teacher
• Yuba-Sutter observes 10th anniversary of 9/11: Responders, troops, victims honored
• Piece of history gets home in Yuba City
• Since You Asked: What's with the lanes at junction of Highways 99 and 20?
• GOP candidates debate Monday will have tea party flavor
• Talk Back: Alcohol regulations; Obama's jobs plan; Brown's funeral veto
• Births: Sept. 10, 2011
• Police Blotter: Sept. 12, 2011
• Briefs: Disagreement over money leads to arrest
• Pam Epley
• David Ignatius: Obama – covert commander in chief
• Letter: Casino/resort option endorsed
• Letter: Y.C. political favors disappoint
• Letter: Sutter County coffers plundered
• Yuba City woman relives fateful day in New York
• Yuba City man relives fateful day in New York
• Letter: LGBT community seeks equality
• Letter: Respect others’ views
• Letter: Society needs to learn about Constitution
• A-D readers reflect on what 9/11 means to them
• Two F-15s will rumble valley
• Colusa County man’s brother died trying to save others
• Off Beat: Good luck, Jerry Brown
• Marysville City Council: Whitmore revels in role of fiscal nitpicker
• Health Briefs
• Parents on patrol: To spy or not to spy?
• Our View: A nation endures
• Michael Stafford: They look for towers
• It's amazing who's looking at your posts on Facebook
• How clean is the food we eat?
• Health Calendar
• Fight wrinkles by including these foods in your diet
• Connie Schultz: Tea partiers deserve better than extremist leaders
• Ann Coulter: Liberals again on wrong side of criminal case
• Amy Goodman: 9/11 'Victim 0001': Father Mychal's message
• BREAKING NEWS: Grass fire burns 18 acres in Loma Rica
• Dispute delays Marysville levee work
• Beale Air Force Base brass golfing ‘fore’ a good cause
• Sutter County jury finds man guilty in body parts case
• BRIEFS: Ex-Yuba City man gets life sentence for killing wife
• Thomas D. Elias: Will PUC let PG&E profit from disaster?
• 'We're on our way'
• Three Cheers: Kudos to YCHS students
• Three Cheers: Dealership takes a chance
• Police Blotter: Sept. 10, 2011
• Births: SEPT. 8, 2011
• East Nicolaus player's claim: Football coach abusive
• Recalling Pearl Harbor for this generation
• Bill would move all initiatives to November ballots
• Engagement: Walls/Mull
• Engagement: Adams/Gehrke
• 50th anniversary: Warner
• Engagement: Wilkinson/Thompson
• Wedding: Gieselman/Isham
• 95th Birthday: Hamilton
• Post-9/11 Converts: Challenges, rewards confront new U.S. Muslims
• 9/11 Recalled: Cardinal faces horror of a city under attack
• Perceptions: Half Dome
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Marcia Cecil
• What's in a name?
• Car plummets down hill off Camp Far West Road; driver killed
• Dan Logue: Freedom is not free
• Officials chase unconfirmed threat of al-Qaida bomb plot
• Marysville considers alcohol rules for Beckwourth Riverfront Park
• Two F-15s set to rattle Yuba City High School early Sunday for 9/11 tribute
• Briefs: Does dead man have ties to Yuba City?
• Are fish key to Bullards Bar hydroelectric license?
• Letter: ‘Let’s become patriots again’
• Police Blotter: Sept. 9, 2011
• Births: SEPT. 7, 2011
• David Ignatius: A 9/11 commission report card
• Our View: Stay out of the business of business
• Denise Sullivan
• Obama: $447 billion jobs plan will 'provide a jolt' to economy
• Sacramento releases financing plan for NBA arena
• Alex Martinez
• Sept. 11, 2001, lest we forget
• Live Oak councilwoman resigns
• API leaps 87 points at Ella Elementary School
• Education Briefs
• Take it to the streets: It's Club Week
• Seeking out the best children's books
• Classroom Notes
• Working to make this year great
• Sutter County body parts case: Witness lied for murder suspect
• Tina Dupuy: Obama best GOP president since Lincoln
• Our View: Destruction cannot help the economy
• Cleanup focuses on solvent at Beale
• Yuba City woman recalls 9/11 attacks with sign
• Letter: Fly the flag on Sept. 11
• 9/11 events will honor first responders
• Briefs: Fire-fee repeal bill stalls in Assembly
• Boy, 5, dropped off at wrong neighborhood after first bus ride
• Police blotter: September 8, 2011
• Births: Sept. 4, 6, 2011
• Comedians on Comedians: In the middle with Greg Fitzsimmons
• Students ready for stage debut
• Eureka mulls moratorium on pot dispensary permits
• Brown vetoes limits on protests at California funerals
• 49er soccer freshman-heavy, expects early growing pains
• Too much squash? Never!
• Uncorked: Wine fans tout their favorite sweet sips
• The season is ripe for Eggplant Parmesan
• Enjoy this simple vegetarian curry
• Beer is now part of the curriculum
• Yuba City gives OK for new events center, but developer must wait on state
• Proposed rural fire fee burns foothills residents
• Y.C. teen to appear in movie
• Rafters rescued after long night
• Colusa cooks up crawdad festival
• Briefs: Flat tire corrals suspected Smartsville thief
• Poll: Since 9/11, Americans accept loss of freedoms
• Marysville looks to Linda for wastewater help
• Rebecca Spain
• Births: Sept. 5, 2011
• Police blotter: September 7, 2011
• Byron York: Left paints Republicans as theocratic nut cases
• Our View: Will Obama see the light with jobs plan?
• Dogs sought in biting incident
• Salmonella poisoning spurs lawsuit
• Calif. justices seem to favor allowing backers to defend Prop. 8
• 4 dead, 6 hurt after shooting at Carson City restaurant
• Woman arrested for assaulting husband
• Yuba City City Council expected to OK new events center
• Prunes spilled on Yuba City streets
• Police Blotter: Sept, 6, 2011
• PETER FUNT: Golden State’s luster has vanished
• Nicolaus celebrates Labor Day with parade
• Letter: Pension conclusions flawed
• Joe Moye
• In bad economy, homeownership no longer a given
• Central Valley rice growers hope to pry open China markets
• Births: SEPT. 4, 2011
• OUR VIEW: State agency makes lousy landlord
• Briefs: Yuba City woman dies in 1-5 crash near Harris Ranch
• Carol Jean Atkins
• 'He can do everything'
• Punjabi women’s festival: outlet from the old world
• Since You Asked: Where's info on nearby gas line?
• Tea party shaping GOP race
• Briefs: Fire destroys barn with vintage motorcyles
• Talk Back: Casino given OK; Maxwell combines schools; program ends
• Police Blotter: Sept. 5, 2011
• Angie Schommer
• Letter: Obama 'pretty,' ineffective
• Letter: Where is the truth in advertising?
• Letter: If you see something, film it
• Danny Tyree: Sept. 11: A lesson worth learning
• Bountiful year for pot busts in Yuba County
• Muralist restores World War I tribute
• Caltrans chief pushes Congress on road funding
• Steven Greenhut: Pension absurdities highlighted
• Protect your eyes
• Pat Miller: Sutter demonstrates mismanagement
• Our View: State audit confirms suspicions
• Other Views: State should put the brakes on tax breaks
• Letter: Petroleum honcho challenges Elias column
• Letter: Do good or be voted out
• Letter: 'Let God be the judge'
• Former 'cutter' worries about scars
• Connie Schultz: Republicans plowing right over voting rights
• Ann Coulter: Liberals' view of Darwin unable to evolve
• Amy Goodman: Cheney, Rumsfeld and the dark art of propoganda
• Advances in ulcerative colitis treatment
• Thomas Sowell: Slow recovery not unusual
• Thomas D. Elias: Citizen remap fulfills purpose, shakes up pols
• Pity the prune – profits poor
• Assemblyman Nielsen gets restraining order against political activist
• News Briefs: Sutter County department must wait to fill posts
• Off Beat: Read all about it
• Consumer Tech Talk: Next Generation 911 to include texting, images
• Don Curlee: Little opinion on farm subsidies in California
• Job Talk: You’re stuck in parental model of company
• Business Briefs: Test drives at Geweke Ford will benefit RVHS
• Business Calendar, through Sept. 10
• Holiday weekend beckons
• Bleak jobs report points to recession risk
• Police Blotter: Sept. 3, 2011
• Births: AUG. 31 and SEPT 1, 2011
• Briefs: West Nile virus case confirmed in Butte
• Ron Hart: Obama on vacation from reality
• Three Cheers: Back-to-school shopping event impresses
• Three Cheers: Grocery Outlet steps up
• Three Cheers: He can see clearly now
• Three Cheers: Patient thanks Rideout, friends
• HEALING SPIRIT, BODY: Chaplain comforts at one of nation’s busiest hospitals
• 100th birthday: Belviso
• Wedding: Timms/Anderson
• 60th Anniversary: Bachman
• Engagement: Zacher/Buist
• Commentary: The reality is that politics and religion can mix
• Perceptions: The Dancer
• Promise Keepers work to make men ‘godly influences’
• Variety marks collector’s wonderful world of rosaries
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Kyisha Barnett
• Beware of harming children
• Casino/resort OK'd for Yuba County
• High surf pounds beaches from S.F. to San Diego
• Marysville landlord to stand trial for shooting at tenant
• Explore the science behind effective marketing
• Sutter sheriff's dispatcher charged with embezzlement
• Mary Aaron Museum rummage sale on Saturday
• Laid off Yuba worker sues, claiming retaliation for asbestos whistle-blowing
• Nicole Johnson
• DUI offenders also caught in Yuba probation crackdown
• Nicolaus parade part of Yuba-Sutter Labor Day weekend events
• Record test gains for some schools
• Briefs: Colusa man's remains identified in Yolo County
• Police Blotter: Sept. 2, 2011
• Births: AUG. 31, 2011
• Great Beginnings prenatal care comes to end
• A helping hand
• Education Briefs
• Singing the potty song blues
• Read great books about what matters most
• Gearing up for another school year
• Classroom Notes
• Are Millennials too dependent on technology?
• Yuba City family finds sibling 63 years later
• Garbage bill on hold until next year
• Gruesome testimony in Sutter County murder trial
• Rice growers have a field day
• Briefs: Board updates 8 standards
• Jay Porter
• Letter: Lack of support sours mom
• Letter: Adopt 'buy responsibly' mantra
• Tina Dupuy: Weather creates ghoulish opportunism
• Our View: Require warrants for phone searches
• Meth lab raided in Browns Valley
• Sheriff's deputies investigating dead dogs
• Eleven arrests made in Marysville sweep
• Poor start, promising outlook for Yuba women's soccer
• Carl Atkins
• Peach Tree’s Walther retires
• Master Chorale readies for shows
• Man found guilty in Yuba County stabbing death
• Hungry to explore
• Uncorked: Life's short; try a different wine today
• Simple kebabs have Asian flavor
• Pumpkin beer season sprouts anew
• Dolma takes advantage of harvest's bounty
• Bidder wants in on Yuba-Sutter trash contract
• Marysville parole, probation violation sweep nets at least 3
• Colusa bar blaze not arson
• Police blotter: Aug. 31, 2011
• Births: Aug. 29, 2011
• Briefs: One DUI arrest at checkpoint
• Crane injures pair at Scandia Family Fun Center
• Byron York: Don't count on keeping health plan
• Our View: Will Obama ever learn?
• Bill would restrict use of red-light cameras
• His young green thumb becomes blue ribbon material in the garden
• Why is coffee so expensive?
• Yuba-Sutter development plans will consider endangered species impact
• Fort Bragg councilman killed after finding pot field
• Sharalee Brown
• Briefs: Linda golf tourney pays tribute to 9/11 victims
• Yuba City man disappointed ATV races ended
• Marysville police's alcohol sting comes up empty
• Pre-Labor Day crackdown nets 9 arrests on DUI charges
• Sandra Friend
• Trimming the hedges in Yuba City
• Births: Aug. 26, 27, 28, 2011
• Police blotter: Aug. 30, 2011
• Thomas Elias: Prop. 13 changes appear necessary
• Our View: Steve jobs could see what others couldn't
• Missing pony back with 5-year-old boy
• Thomas Elias: Some questions for Brown offers in appointment imbalance
• Police Blotter: Aug. 29, 2011
• Garden helps developmentally disabled people grow
• Since You Asked: Police did not target memorial bike ride
• Are they Baby's offspring?
• Talk Back: Brown proposes tax changes; trash sent to Ostrom Road; grand jury report opposition; student rally
• Briefs: Annual car show set Sept. 24
• Jose Diaz
• Danny Tyree: Labor Day: Can it be saved?
• Letter: 'Pitaji' offered guidance to young Sikhs
• Letter: Movement impediments criticized
• Letter: Be wary of Garamendi
• Richard Cray: When the people's will is pitted against big money
• Live Oak Sikh fights to save brother on India's death row
• Tea Party Express kicks off new national tour from Napa
• Our View: About those green jobs
• Dr. Larry Ozeran: Individuals must pay for health care choices
• Military briefs: Aug. 28, 2011
• Briefs: Nicolaus' 'Home Sweet Home' parade is Labor Day weekend
• Bruce's History Lesson: Stalin knew of atom bomb test
• Letter: Olivehurst residents aware
• Letter: Marysville resident feels safer
• Letter: Lawmakers display arrogance
• Letter: Hooked on aid
• Letter: GOP tactics decried
• Letter: Flavored milk endorsed
• High on flats
• Health Briefs
• Follow these tips if you must travel after surgery
• Are you buying loco or local?
• Ann Coulter: Flash mob method of evolution
• Amy Goodman: D.C. protests that make big oil quake
• Other Views: Brown errs on high-speed rail
• Letter: Student supports ‘amazing’ teacher
• Job Talk: How do I explain resume gap due to health problem?
• Business Briefs: Vendors sought for Oct. 1 women's expo
• Business Calendar, through Sept. 3
• Yuba-Sutter tradition renews with Friday night football
• Sutter County murder trial opens in body parts case
• Williams wastewater plant eyes adding solar power
• Briefs: Driver accused of swinging hammer at another on Highway 70
• Police blotter: Aug. 27, 2011
• Births: Aug. 24-25, 2011
• Ron Hart: America's arch-villain unwrapped
• Three Cheers: Beale commissary personnel praised
• Three Cheers: Gold Sox food drive scored for church
• Three Cheers: Marysville High grounds look great
• Three Cheers: Memorial chapel’s assistance thanked
• Three Cheers: Preschool programs made a difference
• Life Briefs
• THE MIRACLE SEARCHER: Friar promotes the cause of sainthood for mission builder Father Junipero Serra
• Wedding: Cooper/Marton
• Engagement: Thomas/Draper
• Wedding: Garcia/Chohan
• Wedding: Hebert/Sowden
• Preaching partners: Husband-wife pastors juggle family, congregation responsibilities
• New study shows that American’s religious faith waning
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Never forget, but this book also looks forward
• Arrest made in animal cruelty case
• Suit filed over plan to ship S.F trash to Yuba landfill
• Abused Olivehurst dog making strides in recovery
• Storm-battered Sutter County levee will be repaired
• Marysville's Stand Down looks after veterans
• Queens Avenue work should be done in October
• Colusa man's home searched in connection with fatal explosion
• Briefs: Casino death ruled suicide
• Steven Parks
• Police Blotter: August 26, 2011
• Births: Aug. 24, 2011
• Letter: Same-sex marriage denies rights
• David Ignatius: A rare look inside al-Qaeda
• Our View: Two good tweaks to workers' comp
• Tortured love amid Vietnam War
• Gov. Brown proposes tax changes to promote state job growth
• Evacuees go home after Lincoln rail fire flames die
• Stabbing victim cites 'issues,' won't testify in murder trial
• $10K in chain saws, other items reported taken from Y.C. store
• Winery for Yuba City's Plumas Street wins approval
• Trial testimony: Victim's wound matches screwdriver in Yuba County stabbing
• Noonan hopes to restore history at Marysville museum
• SCTA: Sutter County employees still being paid under old contracts
• Alexander Ortega
• Briefs: Assemblyman Nielsen co-authors budget bill
• Police Blotter: August 25, 2011
• Births: Aug. 22-23, 2011
• Class of 2015 takes first step into a bigger world
• Teach your child about integrity
• Sunrise of our senior year
• New year, new friends
• Education Briefs
• Scouts in Yuba City seek world record with around-the-clock derby
• Letter: Logue, Perry supported
• Joe Gandelman: Perry faces political minefield
• Our View: Lawyers may lurk under these sheets
• Fatal bomb explosion ruled deliberate
• Drexel University scraps plans for second California campus near Roseville
• Police: Man went for officer's Taser
• Friday Night Lights Varsity Football Pick Contest
• Firefighters try bold step to end Lincoln fire
• Letter: Libya motives questioned
• Letter: Enforce immigration laws
• Byron York: GOP fears lasting Ron Paul problem
• Like a party in Paris
• Uncorked: Everybody loves sweet white wines
• Nectarine cobbler is a spectacular summer dessert
• Meal brings Turkish flavor
• Beer: The wild-eyed uncle of invention
• Williams bids farewell to fallen soldier
• Our View: Where does Libya go now?
• Yuba County sheriff investigating possible animal cruelty
• Everest was ‘role model’ for Yuba-Sutter Sikhs
• Marysville takes issue with grand jury report
• Sister's injuries may have preceded fatal stabbing
• Yuba County makes adjustments ahead of Sheriff's Department project
• Briefs: Concert benefits first responders
• Marissa Lockwood
• Police Blotter: August 24, 2011
• Our View: Post office plans to get in shape
• Thomas Elias: Perry’s ‘Texas miracle’ largely bogus
• Letter: ‘Buy local’ essential for local economy
• Back to School for Marysville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 'Little Shop of Horrors' plays through Sunday at MCAA
• California bill seeks statewide rules on circumcision
• BREAKING NEWS: Burning rail car forces Lincoln evacuations
• Woman, boy busted for garden store break-in
• UC Davis vet school receives $7.6M in cat's name
• Jeff Graham
• New school year means new fee hikes for colleges
• Serial slaying suspect Naso perplexes court
• Paying respects to 'Boy'
• Survivors help battle cancer
• Linda residents cross over railroad fence dispute
• Briefs: Massive DUI effort nets 13 arrests
• Natalie Ross
• Police Blotter: August 23, 2011
• Raid nets hundreds of marijuana plants near Bullards Bar
• The Acting Company garners 17 Elly nominations
• UPDATE: Lopez casket travels through Yuba-Sutter
• Supporters rally for River Valley teacher
• 'Butterflies to Blackbirds' shares photographer's passion for flight
• Police seek witnesses after S.F. stadium shootings
• Since You Asked: 113 isn't getting wider; road not named for infant bowel movement
• Rebels control most of Libyan capital
• Talk Back: Plummeting home prices, shackled immigrants and a city survey
• Woodleaf buys land from Shady Creek
• Briefs: Hit-and-run accident kills man
• Allyson McGregor
• Police Blotter: August 22, 2011
• Letter: Use prisoners to clean up
• Letter: Understand red-light camera issues
• Letter: Surgical center shines
• Letter: Baseball uniform style?
• David Ignatius: An uncertain Arab transition
• Births: Aug. 20, 2011
• Big Brothers Big Sisters: Youth and mentor now friends
• Little entrepreneurs learn of business, community service
• State, Yuba City $1.1 million apart on redevelopment payment
• Off Beat: Levee district politics? Yes!
• State, feds push solar, wind on farms
• Don Curlee: U.S. ag relies on foreign workers
• Redistricting creating some confusion
• Briefs: Quilt show set for Sept. 17
• Job Talk: My boss is having an affair
• Where do you stand on the F-bomb?
• Try these tips to protect your loved ones from falls
• Meditation is something to think about
• Do we need flavored milk in schools?
• Arthritis treatment makes a comeback
• Amy Goodman: Bay Area transit system pulls a Mubarak with jamming
• Robert Scheer: Rick Perry: The biggest little hypocrite in Texas
• Thomas Elias: More honesty on dropouts still not enough
• Mike Reagan: Obama could learn from Reagan's Recovery Act
• Ann Coulter: Liberals aren't funny, they're a riot
• Thomas Sowell: Don't excuse, ignore social degeneration
• Op-Ed: Lawmakers need to come clean on open records
• Business Briefs: Area writer will give reading at The Cookie Tree
• Business Calendar, through Aug. 27
• Baby wouldn't wait: Child born on road in Yuba County
• Williams prepares to honor fallen soldier
• Tips on making repairs to save some money
• Three Cheers: Proud of junior softball
• Three Cheers: Arboga, school hailed
• Three Cheers: 'Lend Me A Tenor' rocks
• Ron Hart: Entitlement mentality pervasive
• Police Blotter: August 20, 2011
• $25 rule annoys customer
• Focus is on why man died in east Linda stabbing
• Olivehurst loses 24-hour fire staffing
• Yuba City to keep fluoridated water
• Mellow times at first Hempfest
• Briefs: Boy Scouts in Yuba City area to try for world record
• Births: Aug. 18, 2011
• Life Briefs
• Wedding: Shimbashi/Westmoreland
• Engagement: Klever/Hollis
• Engagement: Cron/Keeling
• 60th Anniversary: Erfle
• SIGN OF FAITH: Born deaf, new priest wants to expand church life for others with hearing loss
• New Noah’s Ark encounter aims to prove truth of Bible
• Butte County Jail employee suspected of taking bribes
• Yuba-Sutter jobless rate 18.7 percent for July
• Two Yuba City men injured in Highway 65 head-on crash
• Survey hopes to find what Yuba City residents want
• Yuba-Sutter CHP to get new leader
• Briefs: Bill to pay more taxes advances
• Edith McMillon Schneider Moore
• Police Blotter: August 19, 2011
• Births: Aug. 17, 2011
• Letter: Marketing ploys endorsed
• David Ignatius: Gates team in place at Pentagon
• Our View: Citizens panel fails to fulfill intentions
• Misplaced map shows a mighty Marysville
• Possum pulls PG&E plug
• Man dies after running into I-5 traffic
• Colusa supervisor announces run for Congress
• Olivehurst home robbed by two armed men
• River Valley teacher accused of molesting former student
• Yuba-Sutter home prices plunge to 2002 levels
• Aging Sutter Theater gets face-lift
• Marysville High tops in 2010 graduation rates
• Williams readying for centennial celebration
• Olivehurst grant opens door to community work
• Briefs: Live Oak man suspected in bat attack
• Bill Lindholm
• Police Blotter: August 18, 2011
• Births Aug. 1, 15-16, 2011
• Junior Blazers Cheer Team learns the moves
• Boy spends summer exploring potential career interest
• Tradition is the glue that binds generations
• Share inspiring true stories by reading together
• Aging Sutter Theater gets face-lift
• Letter: Political posturing to blame
• Tina Dupuy: Romney is perfect for the GOP
• Our View: Obamacare down, but not out
• Live Oak man jailed after Yuba City man struck with bat
• Yuba City water project advances
• ACLU sues feds for shackling immigrant detainees
• Hackers leak personal information on BART police
• Thieves interrupted trying to steal cardboard from Yuba City Target
• Two dozen tombstones found during SoCal meth raid
• Teach your hot dog new tricks
• Uncorked: Sweet reds are tasty, if you dare
• Raise a glass to these extinct brews
• Mediterranean salad is a perfect summer meal
• Enjoy pan-seared, baked ono fish
• Sutter County crops valued at $521M for 2010
• Medical pot rules face new review in Yuba City
• Sutter County's internal cuts spare public from pain
• Marysville swimming in barbecue sauce
• Briefs: Woman locks self in other home
• Valerie Lucas
• Briths: Aug. 1, 2011
• Police blotter: Aug. 17, 2011
• Linda man stabbed to death; girlfriend arrested
• Man in stolen truck speeds past officers, prompting pursuit
• Another Yuba foothills pot garden destroyed
• Linda woman arrested for burglary
• Whale that strayed into Klamath River dies
• Pair from Arizona arrested after purse theft in Dobbins
• First day back: 'Let's go find your new class'
• State district maps raise GOP ire
• Terri Sparks
• Fallen hero honored
• You may be getting new water
• Woman hopes to be back in Wheatland home
• David "Dave" Daniels
• Births: Aug. 14, 2011
• Police blotter: Aug. 16, 2011
• Letter: Tea party challenges corruption
• Thomas Elias: Oil severance tax battle ahead
• Our View: Mortgage interest deduction targeted
• Olivehurst man suspected of trying to steal copper wire
• Woman pistol-whipped during Marysville street robbery
• 88-year-old Sutter woman rescued from burning home
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist killed in Yuba City identified as Beale airman
• Boys playing with lighters ignite Marysville park fire
• Mobile
• GOP contest narrows, but no clear favorite
• Since You Asked: Are massing flies connected to mosquito spraying?
• Kermés Festival: Mexican-American charity bazaar for church
• Natalie Landau
• Briefs: Supervisors select redistricting map
• Talk Back: Fair, honking and signs
• Connie Schultz: Let us pause to remember
• Letter: Opinion cartoon praised
• Letter: Headline found disturbing
• Letter: ‘Nothing wrong with healthy shame’
• Letter: Utilize the senior center
• Police Blotter: August 15, 2011
• Letter: Republicans fight dirty
• Births: Aug. 13, 2011
• Horse tragedy in Hallwood
• Girl finds solace in late father’s hobby
• Off beat: Find a need and fill it
• Pot issues in Yuba County, Yuba City
• SoCal seeks to revise Yuba water pact
• Military briefs: Aug. 14, 2011
• Bruce’s History Lessons: James Meredith graduates
• Briefs: Foreclosure filings fall in July
• This Week in Local History
• Don’s Shoes thrives across decades
• Police blotter: Aug. 14, 2011
• Births: Aug. 12, 2011
• Job Talk: As temp, try to win over staff and be proactive
• Why you should eat organic
• Social Security help for those nearing retirement
• Yuba City doctor gives service worldwide
• No benefits gained from overdoing protein
• Health Briefs
• Business Briefs: Nu Generation Lanes holding open house for youth Aug. 27
• Boy has murderous thoughts toward bully
• Business Calendar, through Aug. 20
• Amy Goodman: Japan’s nuclear legacy: poignant fusion of old and new disasters
• Briefs: 140-acre grass fire east of Beale contained
• Mary Hunt: When selling a home, hire a professional
• Time runs out on Hallwood feed store
• Births: Aug. 11, 2011
• Police blotter: Aug. 13, 2011
• Three cheers letter: Yuba City Night Out event wonderful
• Three cheers letter: National Night Out event praised
• Three cheers letter: A teacher changed my life
• Three cheers letter: Garden party was delightfully successful
• Ron Hart: Stop stalling. Do something.
• Tara Richards
• Find the calm of the storm
• Healing by Faith: Prayer has science on its side
• Another round in Ten Commandments fight hits Florida
• Starbucks CEO cancels; Hybels clarifies sexual stance
• Bible Detectives: In Jerusalem, scholars are tracing the Bible’s evolution
• Logue likes Perry's chances for presidency
• Wedding: Geweke-Elrod
• Engagement: Hileman-Nieschulz
• 60th Anniversary: Smith
• 70th Anniversary: Phillips
• Buddhist wonks? No, Buddhist Geeks
• Lovers sentenced in mother's brutal killing
• Motorcyclist killed in Yuba City crash
• Appeals court strikes down health insurance requirement
• Linda man accused of sexually assaulting woman in wheelchair
• UPDATE: Foothills grass fire 90 percent contained
• Six arrested in Marysville alcohol sting operation
• Williams soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Body of missing Challenge man found
• Dow Jones like an elevator
• $2.2B OK’d to fix Highway 70 next spring starting at E, 6th streets
• ‘Glee’ fan, a Yuba City High cheerleader, makes big screen debut
• Yuba City native shares in award for Sutter County bridge in Pleasant Grove
• Dawn Johnson
• Grass fire south of Smartsville nears containment
• Ex-Yuba City man guilty of wife's 2007 murder in Yolo County
• Briefs: 'Toast of the Town' talks hemp, golf fundraiser
• Births: Aug. 12, 2011
• Police Blotter: Aug. 12, 2011
• David Ignatius: Political economic crisis tests faith
• Our View: New data cast doubt on global warming
• Yuba-Sutter Fair attendance flat
• Wild ride continues on Wall Street: Dow soars back up
• Two pit bulls sought in Yuba City biting incident
• Pull the trigger quick to see 'Annie Get Your Gun'
• Town Pump bar burglarized
• Warped Tour invades Sleep Train
• Marines rescued off Southern California coast
• Sutter County names new human resources director
• Wild stock exchanges provide bull market for comedians
• No one injured in Sutter County ag fire
• Marysville police chief makes pitch for former chamber building
• Briefs: Men arrested for stolen property
• Raising winning animals
• Kids will love these imaginative books
• Manish "Mani" Sondhi
• Police Blotter: August 11, 2011
• Yuba College happy about $16.6 million building
• Births: Aug. 9, 2011
• Levee district disputes claim that board appointment violated law
• Rottweiler with biting history could be destroyed
• Record 452 pounds of cocaine seized in Nevada
• Gridley man's body pulled from canal
• Letter: Choice: Islam or death
• Letter: Politicians stole citizenship show
• Tina Dupuy: If the tea party were liberal...
• Our View: Feds push for higher mileage, and risk
• Chief: Tickets given to Marysville horn honkers will be dismissed
• Dow plummets 519 points
• Two plead not guilty in beating of Giants fan
• Yuba City: Regulating ‘ridiculous’ vs. fighting ad ‘noise’
• Warped Tour loaded with bands
• Marysville council moves ahead with B Street bond
• Beverages spiked with cool
• Enjoy a chocolate cake from Austria
• Dogs make better drinking companions
• Uncorked: Chile's Undurraga family is back in business
• Parfait is a refreshing summer dessert
• Buy-local proposal wins support in Yuba County
• Gridley paid a price for rotting rice
• Japanese exchange students lend a hand in Marysville
• Marysville, building owner settle pot dispensary case
• Letter: Don’t blame animal control
• Byron York: Bush bashers ignore the facts
• Our View: Learning on the job detrimental to nation
• Ashlee Perry
• Briefs: Region defies gas-price trend
• Police blotter: Aug. 10, 2011
• Births: Aug. 3, 7, 8, 2011
• List of Local Places of Worship
• Yuba City man charged with child molestation
• More than 630,000 plants seized in massive pot raids
• UPDATE: Marijuana collective opens, then closes in Olivehurst
• UPDATE: Colusa crash victims identified; DUI arrest made
• Stocks rally after Fed vows to keep rates low
• Crews slashing away at fire-prone river bottoms
• Police blotter: Aug. 9, 2011
• Panel rejects Ostrom Road landfill concerns
• Church may be used as homeless shelter
• Lakhvir Ghag
• Tracy Johnson
• Letter: Biofuels project blasted
• Thomas Elias: 'Can't do' spirit prevails for primary
• Our View: Electoral districts reform fails
• Linda man suspected of beating victim with stick
• 'Ranting' man pulled off Linda motel roof, arrested
• Loma Rica man who held women captive sentenced to 6 years
• Judgment day for man in Linda shooting
• Two killed in separate Colusa accidents
• CalWatchDog.com: State's victims program needs major overhaul
• Dow closes down 634 amid worries about U.S. economy
• Foothills man missing in Sacramento River
• States' divisions reflection in national debt fight
• Since You Asked: Why are police ‘staging’ area when someone is hurt?
• Signing off
• Briefs: Summer Classic blood drive Friday
• Cow mooing contest wraps up Yuba-Sutter Fair
• OPINION: ‘Horn Section’ bands together
• Carissa Brockman
• Talk Back: Olivehurst streetlights, Yuba County Supervisor districts, pop-up produce
• Police Blotter: August 8, 2011
• Joe Gandelman: Obama’s mystique is gone
• Muslims’ month of worship and contemplation
• Letter: Cartoon stupid, offensive
• Letter: Cartoon found objectionable
• Letter: Cartoon found offensive
• Letter: Bravo to Robert Stark
• Levee dispute roils Linda property owners
• Does vibrating exercise work?
• A safety balancing act
• Retirees headed back to school have options
• Letter: Democrats still spending our money
• It's important to stay hydrated
• Harry Potter: Hero in a hero-less world
• Letter: State Fair exhibit absence disappoints
• Letter: Where's leadership on debt?
• Letter: Greed isn't good
• Ann Coulter: Liberals rape the truth
• Yuba-Sutter kids do well at fair's Junior Livestock Auction
• Amy Goodman: War, debt and the president: what history says
• Robert Scheer: The recovery is dead; long live the recovery
• OPINION: Mud bogging - it's Yuba-Sutter
• Thomas Sowell: In politics, words speak louder than reality
• Thomas Elias: Whining over new districts is pure sour grapes
• OFF THE HOOK: Spicer Meadow Reservoir delivers colorful rainbows
• Steven Greenhut: Left wins latest redistricting battle
• Gold Sox look to finish with 20-game win streak
• Our View: Don't blame Amazon
• No Gridley conflict posed by deputy D.A. role
• Law enforcement looks to Chevrolet Caprice
• Off Beat: Boss Hogg returns to Mid-Valley
• Investors reeling after wild week on Wall Street
• Picketers protest Marysville glass business
• Yuba-Sutter Gleaners honoring former Live Oak Councilman Childers
• Briefs: Yuba-Sutter Stand Down for troops is Aug. 25-27
• They call the Yuba-Sutter Fair home
• Mary Hunt: Personal liability continues even after home vacated
• Births: AUG. 4, 2011
• Police Blotter: Aug. 6, 2011
• Gold Sox continue strong season finish with big win
• Ron Hart: Politicians extend and pretend
• Three Cheers Letter: John Black personifies community service
• Three Cheers Letter: Thankful for perfect stay at Rideout
• Three Cheers letter: Community, coverage praised
• 92nd Birthday: Davis
• Wedding: Geiger/Schmeel
• 90th Birthday: Giberson
• Engagement: Hovey/Copelin
• Passion at the Lake: Economic woes threaten, bolster Lake County’s 31-year-old spectacle
• Volunteering in Haiti: Good intentions are not enough
• Crystal Cathedral: Faith donations will wipe out bankruptcy
• Sherrill Webb Fisher
• Stoplight coming soon to dangerous Acacia intersection
• Woman escapes rape attempt in Linda; Yuba City man arrested
• Longtime Yuba City gang member busted on drug charges
• 'Beautiful Unbroken' packs a wallop
• 'Rumplestilzkin' at Magic Theater through Aug. 20
• U.S. economy added 117,000 jobs in July
• Two Oakland men strip-searched in public win suit
• Children are the entertainment at the fair
• Gold Sox win 17th straight in hit fest
• Yuba City Starbucks closing at end of month
• Linda district gets reprieve for wastewater treatment plant
• Mini Miss Yuba-Sutter winner crowned
• Marysville officer accepts Yuba College top cop spot
• Stark court ruling may help defendants in Bell corruption case
• Briefs: Trial set in 2009 bank robbery
• Cordell Suha
• Police Blotter: August 5, 2011
• Births: Aug. 3, 2011
• Plumas Lake homes used for elaborate indoor marijuana operations
• Letter: Garridos deserve worse
• Letter: What about the fair livestock?
• David Ignatius: Hollywood's vanishing act
• Our View: Redrawn districts more of the same
• Dow falls more than 500 points, worst since 2008
• Teen girl reports attack at Linda apartment complex
• Breakaway Theatre presents 'Sleeping Beauty'
• Man drowns trying to rescue teens on Sacramento River
• Olivehurst officials consider turning off streetlights to help fire department
• State park rangers fighting nudists over beach with Marines caught in the crossfire
• First day of Yuba-Sutter Fair mixes food and fun
• Attorney: High court helped Sutter County auditor-controller Stark
• Briefs: Feds seek pot farm forfeiture
• Piano lessons are music to our ears
• Make a splash at the pool
• Globetrotting with great kids books
• Mohammad "Jack" Moghaddam.
• Cancer Center expanding in Marysville
• Final weekend set for Gold Sox
• Police Blotter: August 4, 2011
• Births: Aug. 2, 2011
• Letter: Collaboration works
• Letter: Supervisors hurt seniors
• Tina Dupuy: Politics, reality show style
• Our View: Budget deal will impact California
• Dog escapes but cats die in Live Oak house fire
• 36 million pounds of ground turkey being recalled
• Mother faces murder charge over meth-laced breast milk
• Government seeks forfeiture of Jopson farm in Rio Oso
• Top 10 moments of the 2011 Gold Sox
• Two-piece dinners
• Stuffed zucchini celebrates summer's bounty
• Quick Fix: Cioppino with bruschetta
• Enjoy a pork recipe from Europe
• Warm beer? Try these 10 tips for a quick chill
• Yuba County supervisors OK districts with changes
• Births: July 31, 2011
• Gridley councilmen clash over ‘good ol’ boys’
• Yuba City Unified bus yard project on track
• Charlie Clingan
• Crowds flock to Yuba, Sutter National Night Out events
• Briefs: Limits lifted for Hot August Nights
• Colusa woman dies in motorcycle crash
• Letter: Marysville reaps benefits
• Letter: Operate country efficiently
• Byron York: When partisans scream partisanship
• Our View: 'Tar baby' reaction overblown?
• Senators Boxer, Feinstein urge keeping MC-12 planes at Beale
• Former Sutter North doctor accused of improper conduct
• Salmonella death found in Sacramento County
• Body found in Lake Tahoe could be diver missing 17 years
• Man who set Galleria on fire sentenced to 15 years
• Obama signs debt bill after Senate vote
• Man stabbed at Linda mobile home park
• Local growers: Pop-up stands are cherry-picking business
• Garamendi seen as fresh air – and wrong for the region
• Reading, writing and learning from the Bible
• Leanne Ridley
• Police blotter: Aug. 2, 2011
• Births: July 31, 2011
• Coleen Morehead
• Thomas Elias: U.C., CSU pricing out middle class
• Our View: Would you raise your neighbor's taxes?
• Judge sentences veterans embezzler to probation
• New details emerge in vicious attack on Giants fan
• Auditor-Controller Stark loses appeal, faces trial
• Foothills man forced son to dig grave for ex-girlfriend
• Linda man arrested for assaulting girlfriend with mallet
• UPDATE: False alarm in reports of parachutist accident
• 95th Birthday: Breceda
• Five Generations: Rogers-Eszlinger
• 50th Anniversary: Sexton
• 104th Birthday: Russell
• Joshua Nelson
• Shrines to La Virgen de Guadalupe appear in unlikely niches
• Heat is on as U.S. faithful prepare for Ramadan fast
• Crystal Cathedral board reinstates founder as voting member
• Come just as you are
• Debt deal averts default, delays big decisions
• Michael Reagan: Legal guns would make Norway safer
• Sutter County Animal Shelter fixes: 'Band-Aids on a festering sore'
• Since You Asked: Wind to blame for blame for foul odors in Yuba City
• Talk Back: Red-light cameras, auditor retires, post offices closing?
• Live Oak looking at saving redevelopment agency
• Brief: Literature history at Yuba City Senior Center
• Brianna Brockman
• Police Blotter: August 1, 2011
• Births: July 30, 2011
• Our View: Deal with unions in public eye
• Last splash for Olivehurst pool?
• Gold Sox clinch division crown
• Military briefs: July 31, 2011
• Medical marijuana takes center stage in south Sutter County
• Will skinny dipping make you gay?
• Resources for job-hunting seniors
• I'm eating less and exercising; so why am I gaining weight?
• How to eat out the gluten-free way
• Volunteer saves old Chinese School's Marysville history
• Two more suspects arrested in fatal stabbing
• J.T. and Dale Talk Jobs: Senior looking for work should try networking
• Briefs: River Valley Community Bank in Yuba City has record second quarter
• Business Calendar, through Aug. 6
• Off Beat: Global Hawk guzzles dollars
• LITTLE LEAGUE: Peach Bowl staying alive after early setback
• No-hitter falls short, but Gold Sox win 15th straight
• OFF THE HOOK: Fishing in the San Francisco Bay
• Fair wrestles with poor economy
• Letter: Straighten out the weather
• Bruce’s History Lessons: Boat maker who won World War II
• Letter: Collaborate on senior center
• Thomas Sowell: Debt-ceiling law repeal deserves consideration
• Ann Coulter: Liberal media at it again with Norway attacks
• Amy Goodman: Score won for whistleblower who challenged war profiteering
• Robert Scheer: Debt madness always about killing Social Security
• This Week in Local History
• Ex-Rideout doctor found guilty of DUI in Sutter County court
• Three Cheers Letter: Marysville police went the extra mile
• Three Cheers Letter: Animal Control efforts praised
• Herger out of Yuba-Sutter in new legislative redistricting maps
• House burns while Olivehurst resident on ice cream run
• Three Cheers Letter: Good Samaritan deserves thanks
• Shopping spree: Back to school in style
• Three Cheers Letter: Grateful for garden assistance
• Ron Hart: Liberals lynching Murdoch
• Latest Yuba County marijuana dispensary shut down after only 2 days
• Feds say major blow struck in Mendocino marijuana bust
• Briefs: Boyfriend sharing ends in broken Olivehurst window
• Mary Hunt: Should we use bonus to pay debt or save?
• Jill Cataldo: Coupons cannot be combined
• Births: JULY 27-28, 2011
• Police Blotter: July 30, 2011
• Did you ever wish to chuck it all and hit the road?
• Taking to the trail
• Gold Sox win 13th straight to tie team record
• Bank says Quality Inn’s quality isn’t very high
• Doctor testifies fight with wife led to drinking night before crash
• National Night Out open house planned at A-D Park
• NET-5: Dealers used house in exchange for drugs
• Educators happy about extra time for pertussis vaccines
• Briefs: 'Toast' features Habitat, politics
• Sendy Bejar
• Police Blotter: July 29, 2011
• Births: July 27, 2011
• Cole Porter's 'Anything Goes' sets sail in Sacramento
• Crash downs power lines on Marysville Road
• Letter: IHOP verdict questioned
• Letter: Teach your children well
• Yuba City man arrested in Oklahoma pot bust
• David Ignatius: Getting ready for next time
• Our View: Favoritism must end
• Triple-digit heat in store for Yuba-Sutter
• UPDATE: Activist Dais pleads not guilty, released from jail
• Sellers to step down as Yuba County auditor-controller
• Two more cited in Marysville alcohol sting
• Marysville police chief defends use of red-light cameras
• Yuba City water meeting draws big crowd
• L.A. council on red-light cameras: ‘Let it die, enough already’
• Raids sweep pot from Mendocino National Forest
• Sutter County supervisors nearing plan for redistricting
• Briefs: DUI checkpoint set Friday
• Elizabeth Andrus
• They're on a mission to M.A.R.S.
• Games that make a splash
• Books can teach both kids and adults
• Police Blotter: July 28, 2011
• Births: July 25-26, 2011
• BREAKING NEWS: Grass fire breaks out in Sutter Buttes
• Letter: Blame Republican hooligans
• Letter: Community will miss Ernesto
• Tina Dupuy: Vaccinations and ice cream scare
• Our View: President needs to compromise
• Two cut in Linda trailer park attack
• Trial under way for doctor accused of felony DUI
• Farcical 'Lend Me A Tenor' opens Friday at The Acting Company
• More beach slowly emerging at Lake Tahoe shorelines
• Community activist Dais arrested on Yuba City theft charges
• Los Angeles red-light fines 'voluntary'
• Red-light camera program shutting down ... in Los Angeles
• Unarmed ballistic missile destroyed over Pacific Ocean
• Peach Bowl senior softball in Montana for West regional
• Marysville junior softball qualifies for West regional in Arizona
• Byron York: Obama the next comeback kid?
• OUR VIEW: Norway: Do justice, but protect freedom
• Letter: Honoring a wonderful man
• Letter: Mom defends son's talent
• Alternative burgers: Try these Greek-themed Opa! creations
• Veal dish brings flavor of Romania
• Uncorked: Zinfandel improves as vines age
• Quail dish a delicate appetizer or main course
• Hampered by rules of decorum
• Challenge post office faces possible closure
• Fire burns part of disc golf course east of Marysville
• Studies continue on reservoir proposal
• Criminal citation upheld in Marysville pot case
• Briefs: Sheriff: Suspect caught in act
• Keith Patterson
• Births: July 25, 2011
• Police blotter: July 27, 2011
• San Francisco supervisors OK sending trash to Yuba County
• Factory fire sends black smoke over Fairfield area
• Gas line in Yuba City cut after PG&E error
• Local rural post offices on list for possible closure
• Another Congressman resigns amid sex scandal
• Prosecutor says safety deposit boxes key in Naso murder case
• Yuba County man arrested for metal thefts
• Brown nominates Berkeley professor for high court
• Debt worries hitting families
• New law opens private aid to illegal students
• Briefs: Police searching for drive-by suspects
• Krystle Lawson
• GOP group boots chiefs of staff
• Trash bills may rise
• GOP group boots chiefs of staff
• Births: July 24, 2011
• Police blotter: July 26, 2011
• Fremont-Rideout's 'Home Run For Health Night'
• Robin Maier
• Appeal court sides with Marysville's drug-sniffing dog
• Greenfreak takes Styrofoam from landfill to market
• Thomas Elias: RDAs may not be dead, after all
• Our View: Don't print more money
• Work underneath 10th Street bridge progressing
• New law allows private college aid to illegal immigrants
• Dozens arrested in massive pot raids in remote forest lands
• UPDATE Suspects named in Yuba City drive-by shooting
• Fire training near Smartsville postponed
• Lawyer denies beating suspect attacked Giants fan
• Maria Andrade
• Man dies in apparent Sutter stabbing
• Workouts fit for seniors
• Jepsen: Yuba City was unaware of severe problems at animal shelter
• Since You Asked: Building south of Red Cross will become dialysis center
• Our View: Hidden tax for college students
• Resident hit in foot by Yuba City drive-by shooting
• Sox complete sweep of Pearl
• Talk Back: IHOP shooting, July 4 shooting, Live Oak pot grow ban
• Police Blotter: July 25, 2011
• Births: July 8, 23, 2011
• BREAKING NEWS: Man shot in Yuba City
• Vintage ag-labor housing in Napa
• Yuba City supports legal effort to keep redevelopment agencies
• Job Talk: Hard truths about looking for job
• Business Briefs: Gang expert to speak at Chamber breakfast
• Off Beat: The Kings and crème brûlée
• ROBERT SCHEER: Sorry, Elizabeth, Wall Street said no
• O.T. pays off for one Sutter County employee
• CONNIE SCHULTZ: Read a book, change a life
• Ann Coulter: MSM fixates on mauling Murdoch
• OUR VIEW: More eyes needed on pensions
• Letter: Time to change course
• Letter: Signs warn of dam’s danger
• Letter: Republicans losing edge
• Letter: Pipeline worries resident
• Letter: GOP plan unrealistic
• THOMAS SOWELL: Good things come with a price
• STEVEN GREENHUT: Agencies rather deny service than embrace reform
• Op-Ed: Yuba County General Plan: What’s the big deal?
• Letter: Who profits from the anger?
• Amy Goodman: No humble pie for media baron
• Fantastic Finishes
• LITTLE LEAGUE: Local softball squads claim section crowns
• Yuba County may ax rent for senior center
• El Margarita Estates residents skeptical of Yuba City water
• Briefs: Sutter double slaying details kept secret
• Prepare to be unemployed – establish a fund
• Births: JULY 20-21, 2011
• Feeding the hungry: Church members reach out with garden project
• Wedding: Gravelle/Rasmussen
• 60th Anniversary: Noall
• Engagement: Bartlett/Brooks
• Campus Crusade for Christ changing its name to ‘Cru’
• Putting the Mormon faith at center stage
• Karen Thomas
• Parables: Jesus' way of connecting
• Three Cheers Letter: God bless veterans, America
• Three Cheers Letter: Stars were on the diamond
• Three Cheers Letter: Basketball league appreciated
• Three Cheers Letter: Real estate event sparkled
• Three Cheers Letter: Community donations give garden hope
• Letter: When Tub took on the Babe
• Letter: Hit-and-run incident terrible
• Ron Hart: No Child Left – to the Left
• Yuba City woman ordered to pay $13,000 in restitution
• Google employee's 'Lucky' good if you're tech-savvy
• Citrus Heights man sentenced 4 years for Facebook stalking
• State investigating six possible heat-related deaths
• Live Oak man suspected of dealing heroin
• Two new suspects arrested in beating of Giants fan
• Marysville martial artist a Hall of Famer
• Yuba-Sutter unemployment rate rises in June
• Obama officially ends 'don't ask, don't tell' military policy
• Yuba City man flees game wardens before crashing
• Thomas Elias: Lessons from an European bullet train
• Judge extends protective order in Sutter double homicide
• Woman arrested after using knife to break up fight
• Marysville City Council approves Camptonville Academy facility
• Fundraising success a scholarship boon to Yuba College students
• Sutter County corporation yard closer to reality
• Sparks fly in Yuba College at Weld-Ed
• Gold Sox hit past Pearl, win streak to 9
• Justin Miller
• Briefs: Yuba City shooting victim recovering
• Orange County Register publisher retiring
• Police blotter: July 22, 2011
• Gold Sox Fantasy Camp
• Letter: Winning and learning
• David Ignatius: Plotting a post-Assad roadmap
• Our View: Hold failing schools accountable
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputy cleared in shooting death of Yuba City man
• You'll want more of 'Oliver!'
• Herger hopeful MC-12 planes to remain at Beale
• Foothills men arrested for assault
• Linda store clerk fights off man with baseball bat
• Mastering the basics of acting
• History is fascinating and fun to read
• Hands-on learning just clicks
• Man wounded in Yuba City drive-by shooting
• History museum finds home in Marysville theater lobby
• River Valley's Bevacqua headed to Oklahoma State
• Jose Anguiano
• Gridley High band reaches $124,000 goal for Pearl Harbor trip
• Briefs: Todd takes reigns of county courts
• Teichert's battle over haul road sent to appeals court
• Police Blotter: July 21, 2011
• Births: July 19, 2011
• Byron York: Book casts doubt on Obama story
• CHP: Driver in fatal crash may have fled to Mexico
• Letter: Liberal agenda damages state
• Tina Dupuy: GOP relies on cynical bluff
• Our View: Amateurs in charge
• Nearly 6,000 marijuana plants seized near Bullards Bar
• Former Live Oak football player fatally overdoses in Chico
• BREAKING NEWS: IHOP shooter found not guilty on all counts
• Three swept over Yosemite waterfall, presumed dead
• Oakland boy dies after playing with lighter
• Subcommittee OKs sending S.F. trash to Yuba County
• CHP seeks witnesses to rollover accident
• The Bookworm Sez
• Wheatland man crashes into utility pole
• Letter: Let's hold a debate
• Letter: Military no place for gays
• Our View: Government rolls out a big fat lie
• Gold Sox smash Nor Cal Pirates in make-up game
• Grilled cheese grows up
• What makes Belgian beer Belgian?
• Uncorked: Merlot is the soft, ripe, 'zaftig' wine
• Try this Greek-style braised lamb
• Mango-tomato salsa tastes like summer
• Live Oak presses ahead on outdoor pot growing ban despite opposition
• Marysville wants $68,000 from closed marijuana dispensary
• New birthing center offers options for newborns
• Briefs: 'Wild Justice' poacher pleads out
• Monica Diaz
• Alicia dies so other schools may live
• Police Blotter: July 20, 2011
• Births: July 18, 2011
• Grand jury reports critical of Sutter nurse's program, jail
• Deputy helps save Olivehurst teen after car crash
• Sutter, Yuba among most stressed counties in nation
• Home defaults in state at lowest level since 2007
• Bill seeks to repeal federal Defense of Marriage Act
• Reward increased for info on Giants fan's attackers
• UPDATE: Death was immediate in Colusa rice field blast
• Kings owner Gavin Maloof mingles in Yuba City
• Court case another blow to Olivehurst Fire Department
• Pension funds post big gains
• Thomas Elias: Greed and fear fuel Amazon effort
• Our View: Affirmative action comeback?
• Fine against Live Oak landowner upheld
• Greg Geraldo
• Briefs: Grocery Outlet collects donations
• Births: July 17, 2011
• Police blotter: July 19, 2011
• Groups sue to save redevelopment agencies
• Yuba auditor-controller disagrees with critical grand jury report
• San Francisco court laying off 40 percent of staff
• Live Oak council considers banning outdoor marijuana grows
• Security employee killed in accident at Beale gate
• CalPERS pension fund reports 20 percent return
• Police Blotter: July 18, 2011
• Births: July 16, 2011
• Courtney Ngai
• Feds like Marysville levee reinforcement work
• Since You Asked: What's going on with the old Country Waffle?
• Tea party gearing up for push in debt ceiling talks
• Wiffle ball bash
• Marysville sweeps Santa Maria
• LITTLE LEAGUE: Sutter Buttes majors stay hot
• Talk Back: Gay history, animal shelter
• Peter Funt: Ah, those political summer flings
• Consider alternatives to teen pregnancy
• GOP must build foundation for 2012
• Daguerre Point Dam has got to go
• Robbie Mitchell
• Gays in the Presbyterian Church: Seminarian follows her calling
• Faith Brief: Youth take part in Yuba City work camp
• Just what will it take?
• Focus on the Family: In-laws’ upcoming visit making wife anxious
• Ostrom Road: Foes think best chance of halting plan is with S.F. board
• Man dies in Colusa County rice field blast
• Teen returns to mall after fleeing in handcuffs
• Marysville shop filled with cowboy styles
• Bruce’s History Lessons: NATO created to counter Soviets
• BUSINESS BRIEFS: LINE-X franchise in Yuba City garners award
• Off Beat: Swimming in paperwork
• Business Calendar, through July 23
• We give you our Potter Prizes
• How to help feet in need of fat
• How seniors can shape up while sitting down
• Health Calendar
• First date question: To kiss or not to kiss?
• Connecting food and family
• Ann Coulter: One president left behind: McConnell schools Obama
• Our View: Amazon tax must be tossed
• Appeals court sides with poor woman; Sutter County judge reversed
• Obon Festival: Japanese tradition alive in Marysville
• Driver in Highway 20 accident identified
• Life briefs
• Engagement: Petrovits/Gerst
• Wedding: Lucich/Higgins
• Lloyd and Auburn Decker: 69th anniversary
• Chicken Soup for the Soul: They call her Bup
• American Buddhism facing generational shift
• Peaches plentiful in Marysville
• Marysville spanks Santa Maria
• Ella Elementary summer school students in Olivehurst march for environment
• LITTLE LEAGUE: Peach Bowl up against a wall
• Ron Hart: Democrats say sky is falling
• Upset over debris in Ellis Lake, Yuba City man fishes it out
• Gov. Brown signs Assemblyman Nielsen's farmland bill into law
• Briefs: Toastmasters, bicycles on Saturday's 'Toast'
• Rent-to-own not best use of limited funds
• Births: JULY 14, 2011
• Police Blotter: July 16, 2011
• Three cheers letter: Lending a hand to those in need
• Three cheers letter: New Zealand couple praises transit system
• Three cheers letter: All-Stars fight cancer at Relay for Life
• Three cheers letter: MJUSD foundation event sparkled
• Former Yuba City High Coach Jim Stassi To Run Pro Hitters Camp
• Man receives 12-year sentence in death of Yuba City doctor
• Fisherman hauls in odd items from Ellis Lake
• Crash clogs Highway 20 east of Marysville
• Cooler weather continues this weekend and beyond
• San Diego gay pride parade to include military group
• Blowout: Gold Sox break out bats, Deetjen throws gem
• Muzzleloaders show ways of the West
• Brown OKs gay history in schools
• Police Blotter: July 15, 2011
• Births: July 13, 2011
• Brown appeals to Obama
• Man facing assault charges after pursuit
• From Big Apple to Peach City
• Yawn points to accomplishments
• Sandi Hill
• Briefs: Learn how to plant a peach tree
• David Ignatius: Murdoch's pyramid crumbling
• Our View: Our courts can't resolve all things
• Pacific Flyway festival celebrates American art, wildlife
• Witness: IHOP shooter stood over victim, appeared calm
• California students stage protest to test Obama immigration policy
• Gov. Brown signs bill requiring schools to teach gay history
• Ex-Sutter administrator Combs retiring from Merced
• State Supreme Court OKs Manhattan Beach plastic bag ban
• Linda man reportedly threatens to kill neighbors
• Peach grower bemoans ‘dirty crop’
• Hunting for a summer job?
• These chapter books are a must-read
• Summer Kids Briefs
• Letter: Town hall satisfied resident
• Letter: Some things are private
• Peach grower bemoans ‘dirty crop’
• Tina Dupuy: 'Choice' label marginalizes people
• Our View: Unhealthy emphasis on regulation
• Unpublished study links diet soda to larger waistlines
• Marysville Peach Festival starts Friday
• Peach Tree CEO says he'll retire
• Scott Halliburton
• Briefs: Gary's Place hosts fundraiser
• Births: July 11, 2011
• Police blotter: July 14, 2011
• Board approves construction contract for Sutter County campus
• Was IHOP shooting victim armed with butter knife?
• State OKs request to fix south Sutter County levee
• No charges to be filed in saggy pants arrest at S.F. airport
• Veridian Symphony performs chamber music this week
• Truck loaded with hay too tall for Marysville trestle
• Biofuels boondoggle in Gridley?
• Few protests as Yuba City OKs water rate hikes
• Fresh off the grill
• Spaghetti dish has Italian flavor
• Popularity takes a toll on pinot grigio
• Deliciousness you can create with tomatoes
• Berliner Weisse: To schuss or not to schuss
• Linda man's family uses only 3 trash cans, protests paying for 6
• Youth ‘freaked out’ in Yuba River
• Sutter County agrees with animal shelter report
• Practicing for Saturday’s Obon Festival
• Jamie Yang
• Briefs: Dog, pet rats die in Yuba City fire
• Police Blotter: July 13, 2011
• UPDATE: Shots fired during raid of large marijuana grow
• Letter: Where was July 4 coverage?
• Letter: Territorial Dispatch earned honor
• Byron York: Lesson in success from Wisconsin
• Our View: A victory for free and fair elections
• Linda parolee arrested after high-speed chase
• Police: SoCal woman drugs husband, cuts off penis
• Dog dies in Yuba City house fire
• CSU panel approves 12 percent tuition hike
• FCS Players sail away with 'The Pirates of Penzance'
• Brown blasts CSU president's $400,000 salary
• Letter: Respect President Obama
• Letter: TSA a study in failure
• Thomas Elias: Split state proposal silly
• Our View: Good news: RDAs on the run
• Wet weather pushes back fire season
• Water rate hike looms
• SoCal counties talking secession
• Officials want animal shelter repairs
• Athletes go for gold at Special Olympics
• Louise Graham
• Police Blotter: July 12, 2011
• Births: July 10, 2011
• Gaspar Vasquez Jr.
• Wildfire north of Smartsville under control
• Riverside supervisor proposes splitting California
• Bill to ban county pension spiking passes Senate vote
• Yuba City auto repairman sentenced to 3 years in prison
• Ugly ending
• Nude woman arrested after Vacaville motel standoff
• Post-9/11, Sikhs often mistaken targets
• Linda man accused of forcing wife's car into ditch
• Free Slurpees at 7-Eleven today
• Yuba City drive-by shooting victim identified
• CONNIE SCHULTZ: Honoring a fallen Marine, one baby at a time
• Since You Asked: Why the gap in Y.C. levee bike trail?
• Obama says U.S. needs deal on debt limit within 10 days
• Yuba River trouble spot again snares rafters
• No-frills hoops — informal youth league in Marysville
• Lia Verdoorn
• Police Blotter: July 11, 2011
• Births: JULY 8-9, 2011
• OUR VIEW: 2012 election heats up summer
• UPDATE (3:30 p.m.): 400 acres burned in Yuba County
• Letter: Contraception reaps epidemics
• Letter: Beware Agenda 21 concepts
• Letter: Fatal shooting answers sought
• Letter: Prison overcrowding fix seen
• Thomas Sowell: Facts mean nothing if people ignore them
• Amy Goodman: Wikileaks, Wimbledon and war
• Ann Coulter: Casey Anthony: Single mom of the year
• Thomas Elias: State recovery depends on housing
• Letter: Controlling women's behavior
• Steven Greenhut: Spectacular waste in redwood forests
• Our View: Gambling state budget will pan out
• Pilot escapes without scratch in Sutter County crash
• Groups looking to put Yuba County General Plan on ballot
• Leo Chesney Correctional Facility closing in Live Oak
• Op-Ed: Dan Logue bestows dubious 'small business' honor
• DON CURLEE: College students promoting beef on campus
• Business Briefs: Realtor Thiel links up with United Country
• Health Briefs
• Chia seeds are packed with powerful nutrition
• Turning up the heat
• The sickest bullies are those who fake friendship
• Kids menus offer too much yellow food
• How work can affect your Medicare decisions
• Health Calendar
• Gold Sox blank Bighorns
• ‘Dawn to daybreak’ with ducks
• 3 cheers letter: Carl's Jr. customers step up for fundraiser
• 3 Cheers Letter: Walmart worker's help thanked
• Tina Dupuy: The 112th Congress and a lot of nothing
• Yuba, Sutter jails prepare for influx of prisoners
• Coupon queen helps millions save at the grocery store
• Colusa County to build juvenile hall
• Man who robbed Colusa bank faces decades in prison
• Briefs: One dead in Gridley head-on collision
• MARY HUNT: Which is worse: Bankruptcy or repossession?
• Police Blotter: July 9, 2011
• Births: JULY 6-7, 2011
• David Ignatius: Petraeus ready to be a company man
• UPDATE: Man found dead in Linda identified
• Engagement: Lopez/Ray
• Engagement: Hogan/Vipperman
• 40th Anniversary: Hamilton
• 54th Anniversary: Condrey
• 50th Anniversary: Scocci
• Catholic believers say Galileo was wrong
• Governor signs bill imposing $150 firefighting fee
• Keith Goodson
• In the beginning, God ...
• Jewish ritual respected as state widens busy Los Angeles-area freeway
• Catholics look into buying bankrupt Crystal Cathedral property
• Muslim playwright, actress returns to her high school stage
• Grim jobs report casts doubts on economic rebound
• Four killed after plane crashes into Watsonville hospital
• Marysville Police receives grant for alcohol programs
• Population growth will shake up supervisor districts
• Where has Gabby gone? Family frantically searches for missing chihuahua
• After losing license, life goes on at The Gardens
• Pizza place will move into historic Live Oak rail depot
• Life’s lessons in landscaping
• Briefs: 15-year-old girl accused of robbing man
• Carol McCaulley
• Police Blotter: July 8, 2011
• Births: July 5-6, 2011
• Letter: Planned Parenthood 'success' decried
• Robert Scheer: The tea party-Goldman Sachs love story
• Our View: Federal judges endorse racism
• UPDATE: Two Yuba City men killed in Highway 113 crash
• Body found in Edgewater subdivision
• Man sentenced to 63 years for Forbestown robbery
• Rangers won't search for bear that killed California man
• Projector stolen from Olivehurst Elementary
• Double-initial murder suspect now wants attorney
• Two arrested after street robbery in Yuba City
• UPDATE: Body found in Washington Square Park identified
• Have a ball at tennis camp
• Summer Kids Briefs
• Knowledge is the key to survival
• How do you set up a homeschool room?
• Recruiting looking promising for Yuba College basketball
• Gold Sox finish road trip with loss
• Yuba City fire stations to take turns closing
• FBI warns terrorists could implant explosives in bodies
• State budget pushes Sutter County courthouse plans back a year
• Infant recovering with artificial heart
• Core ready to challenge all comers for U.S. House seat
• Gayle Campini
• Briefs: 14-year shooting sentence upheld
• Police blotter: July 7, 2011
• Births: July 5, 2011
• College Coaches And Players To Run Softball Camp
• ALERT: Crash snarls traffic on Fifth Street bridge
• Letter: Young men inspire reader
• Ron Hart: Bin Laden lives on through the TSA
• Our View: Pat-downs getting far too intrusive
• Court orders halt to military's ban on openly gay members
• Deputies used Tasers on Linda man before he died
• Court upholds sentence for gang member who shot girlfriend
• UPDATE: Colusa girl who died in church accident identified
• Man's body found at Washington Square Park
• Cigarette dispute ends in death
• Marysville soccer complex parking fight resolved
• Bus driver in fatal Colusa County crash appeals to state Supreme Court
• CHP seeks witnesses to fatal accident
• Neighbor's Favorite Recipe: Grilled King Salmon
• What happens when beer is poured over ice?
• Uncorked: Flexibility is key to chardonnay’s irrepressibility
• Linguini recipe utilizes farm-fresh produce
• Cordon bleu samples the flavor of France
• Mosquito spraying begins
• BYRON YORK: Anti-Mormon bias persists
• Our view: Bullet train folly gains traction
• Trash hearing wraps up
• Penny McGrath: ‘I waited on Randy Owen from … ‘Alabama’’
• Briefs: Falling church TV kills girl
• Births: July 4, 2011
• Police blotter: July 6, 2011
• Man killed this morning in Plumas Lake accident
• Deputy shoots and kills 72-year-old
• Yuba County recreation program faces uncertain future
• 112th Congress one of the least productive
• 82% of school poised to fall short under No Child Left Behind Act
• Thomas Elias: Leaner and meaner in California
• Our View: 'Amazon tax' could mean big losses for the state
• Luis Ramirez
• Children celebrate America
• Pizza business eyed for Live Oak depot
• Man's arrest outside Live Oak spurs lawsuit
• Barbara Shinn
• Births: July 3, 2011
• Police blotter: July 5, 2011
• State budget provides money for prison changes
• OUR VIEW: We need to import immigrant doctors
• Man hit in head in Yuba City drive-by shooting
• GOP factions facing off early in Iowa
• Since You Asked: What are those bicycle symbols on Yuba City streets?
• Talk Back: Budget passes, fireworks flop and 175 days
• Chelsi Williamson
• Police blotter: July 4, 2011
• Births: July 2, 2011
• Y.C. man records history of surf culture
• JOHN HORNER: Meaning of the Declaration of Independence
• KAREN JACOB: No freedom without justice
• Marysville rallies back in ninth
• Air Force cadets more than just ballplayers
• Marysville furniture store owner finds ‘home’ in her shop
• Strip poker sheds clothes, shreds friends
• Saucy (but safe) swimsuits
• Overcome ear troubles when flying
• Make the healthy choice the easy choice
• How to find affordable dental care
• LED bulbs are vying to light the future
• Funding in place to rebuild affordable housing in Live Oak
• Off the Hook: Steelhead can be caught in summer
• Business Briefs: Five Rivers Tandoori slates breast cancer benefit
• Music, crafts and food in Brownsville
• Business Calendar: through July 9
• With a pitcher's chance
• SEC sues ex-Yuba Natural Resources president
• Off Beat: Jim Nielsen – HE’S LOUD
• Planned Parenthood program helps teen moms find success
• The reluctant revolutionaries
• Briefs: Most offices closed Monday
• This Week in Local History
• Births: July 2, 2011
• Police blotter: July 3, 2011
• ANN COULTER: Glenn Beck vs. the mob
• TINA DUPUY: Taxpayers should stop subsidizing Wal-Mart
• OPINION: What really counts: Debt, women, our future
• AMY GOODMAN: Food terrorism lurks near Magic Kingdom
• CONNIE SCHULTZ: Michele Bachmann is no flake, but ...
• THOMAS SOWELL: ‘We the people’ remains exceptional declaration
• LETTER: Daguerre Point Dam safety feature needed
• LETTER: Ombudsman makes a difference
• STEVEN GREENHUT: ‘Less power to the people’
• OUR VIEW: Brown defies a union, finally
• Wheatland man sues Bank of America with no lawyer over foreclosure
• Colusa City Council adopts budget on time, a rare feat
• Briefs: Yuba City man held to answer for molestation charge
• MARY HUNT: Homemade flea, tick treatment saves you money
• Holiday, high temps: Be careful in rivers
• Big inning pushes Gold Sox past Crawdads
• Police Blotter: July 2, 2011
• Births: JUNE 30, 2011
• Letter: Don’t slash Social Security
• Letter: Absurd to think sex was consensual
• Letter: No apologies for abortion fight
• 3 cheers letter: Rideout staff saluted
• 3 cheers letter: YCPD earns kudos
• THOMAS D. ELIAS: Circumcision moves suggest anti-Semitism
• Gold Sox Pro Hitters Camp Set July 18th, 2011
• Wedding: Blair/McCarthy
• Engagement: Freeman/Pelfrey
• Engagement: Cole/Barrie
• Engagement: Myers/Davis
• Double Birthday, Anniversary: Francis
• Tale of two ministries
• Kuduz vine entwined in Carolina utility pole said to resemble Jesus
• Producers hope faith-based movie surge continues
• Olga Hudson
• God's commands are to be obeyed
• Senate bill could shift MC-12 mission from Beale to Army
• Businesses benefit as federal jobless tax expires
• Concert benefits infant with rare heart condition
• Former Marysville teachers union president calls 175-day plan 'posturing'
• It's a grand ol' band at Gauche Park
• Marysville's winning streak stunted
• Holiday weekend packed with patriotic events
• Yuba County blames state vagueness for lack of Recology fees
• Sidewalks coming to Powerline Road in Olivehurst
• Briefs: Vandals slash tires on 19 vehicles
• Julie Barkey
• Police blotter: July 1, 2011
• Births: June 29, 2011
• Letter: Let inmates staff animal shelter
• Yes to violence, no to sex
• Our View: Budget balanced with dubious fees, hope
• Rio Oso farmers indicted on federal drug charges
• Three men in tow truck arrested in Linda orchard
• Walnuts crack No. 2 on Yuba County crop list
• Former teachers president accuses Marysville district officials of 'posturing'
• Caltrans workers' deaths prompt review, warnings
• Possible presidential candidate Perry touring California
• Gov. Brown signs rare on-time state budget
• San Diego pair face criminal charges over pit bull attack
• Dozens of car tires slashed in Live Oak
• Car fire in Yuba City called 'suspicious'
• Former mob boss's apartment a hot commodity in Santa Montica
• Reading helps to grow imagination, intellect
• Back to the ballpark for Gold Sox
• State budget plan means more fees in your future
• Foothills murder suspect pleads no contest
• Marysville trustees weigh 175-day school year
• Find out which new fireworks will light up your Fourth of July
• Fireworks shows fizzle in Yuba-Sutter
• Start spreading the gay wedding news
• Yuba County grand jury: TRLIA audit needed when work is finished
• Postal service looking to shift most of Yuba City operation to Marysville
• Our View: War in Afghanistan can’t end soon enough
• Marysville eyeing Caltrans sign yard for park space
• Briefs: No alcohol, drugs in deadly crash
• Robert "The Fisch" Fischetti.
• Police blotter: June 30, 2011
• Births: June 28, 2011
• PG&E outage likely triggered Linda house fire
• California man sentenced in Army recruiting scam
• Bridge Street students experience art up close
• Tuesday's storm makes June wettest on record
• UPDATE: Second driver identified in Highway 20 crash
• Yuba-Sutter third worst in nation for jobs in federal survey
• Bipartisan agreement: Plenty to dislike about new budget
• Simple linguini recipe is most memorable
• Keep up with the latest brew releases
• Gazpacho, croquetas make a perfect summer meal
• Fourth feast
• Yuba auditor hammered on request to keep assistant
• Yuba supervisors trim pay or benefits for top officials
• Tragedy, heroism in Linda fire
• Wheatland grad killed in Chico after lying on train tracks
• Marysville officials optimistic about revenue outlook
• Briefs: Daley named fire chief
• Police blotter: June 29, 2011
• Births: June 27, 2011
• Elizabeth Beaty: ‘I’d wish for world peace’
• Oregon Star Jessica Moore To Run Gold Sox Softball Camp
• Letter: Hold the meat and potatoes
• Letter: Tea party defense unclear
• Huntsman can’t emulate McCain
• Our View: Video games ruling correct
• BREAKING NEWS: Recology truck driver dies in Marysville accident
• Beale memorial service honors drowning victim Mattice
• Daley named permanent Yuba City fire chief
• Six more arrests in Marysville alcohol sting operation
• Highway 70 shut down briefly after accidents, truck fire
• Marysville Gold Sox cutting waste
• Off-duty Yuba deputy aids in Grass Valley arrests
• Janice Ray
• Yuba, Sutter Independence Day events
• Marysville's Ellis Lake July 4th events axed
• Poll: Fewer Californians follow politics
• Yuba City's landfill fee collection from Recology questioned
• Lawsuit settled over accident with Marysville police officer
• Government regulation blasted at By The People forum
• BRIEFS: 3 juveniles accused of vandalizing Alicia School in Linda
• Police Blotter: June 28, 2011
• Births: JUNE 26, 2011
• Volunteer of the Week: Janice Ray
• Mark Potok: America the vulnerable
• OUR VIEW: Caltrans’ latest slumlord scandal
• Thomas Elias: Pay freeze tested lawmakers' principles, values
• Olivehurst man arrested after standoff
• Eight-year sentence for gang member in Kmart shooting
• Storm approaching, more rain on the way
• UPDATE: Brown, Democrats agree on budget minus taxes extensions
• Muslim woman sues Abercrombie & Fitch over headscarf
• First Punjab charter school to open in West Sacramento
• Court: California can't ban violent video games from children
• Juveniles caught vandalizing closed Alicia School
• DATABASE: Find nearest fireworks stand
• Court declines to hear California's appeal on Indian casinos
• Our View: Wal-Mart not off the hook
• Connie Schultz: A grim landscape in Wal-Mart nation
• New political dynamics roil state budget talks.
• Since You Asked: Why can't I stay cool at Marysville pool?
• Talk Back: Disaster, immediate care, animal shelter
• Danielle Fetty
• Births: June 25, 2011
• Peril flows over Daguerre Point
• Marysville rolls to fifth straight
• Amy Goodman: Japan's meltdowns demand new no-nukes thinking
• Letter: Private success endangered
• Letter: Use old bases for prisoners?
• Marc Wilson: Newspaper layoffs hurt America
• Ann Coulter: Liberals only care about social justice
• Thomas Sowell: The money just isn't there for Social Security
• Tina Dupuy: Democracy doesn't equal happiness
• Letter: Don't sexualize education
• Steven Greenhut: Do less. Govern less. Spend less.
• Our View: 'The People' get chance to grill their leaders
• Foothills nursery grows plants with Yuba-Sutter in mind
• DON CURLEE: Freezers extend outreach of fruits
• BUSINESS BRIEFS: School supplies campaign under way for Beale families
• BUSINESS CALENDER, through July 2
• Participants dig area’s first community garden
• Young man's love is tested in Marysville
• Sending the right message
• How to pick a nursing home
• Can I take DHA for high triglycerides?
• Training with new Jaws of Life technology
• San Pablo Bay a destination for sturgeon fishing
• Off Beat: Aunt Melba: Dean Sellers is toast
• Saturday night speed
• No $700 for owner of car struck by emu
• Marysville finishes sweep of Seattle
• Marysville renter shows off shotgun wounds; landlord may face charges
• Sister feared Yuba County woman killed in ’08
• BRIEFS: Yuba-Sutter gets $17M to rehab highways
• JILL CATALDO: Where did you get that coupon?
• Mary Hunt: 10 ways to simplify your life, lower expenses
• Giusti looks to continue streak
• Police Blotter: June 25, 2011
• Sox take second straight from Studs
• Births: JUNE 23, 2011
• 40 new citizens sworn in
• Noah’s Ark comes to life
• Sterling Barrow
• Church Briefs: First Presbyterian sets Bible school
• Is America a Christian nation?
• Five Generations: McDougal
• 60th Anniversary: Goodwin
• Engagement: Van den Heuvel/Steidlmayer
• Life Briefs: Yuba City 10-year class reunion scheduled
• Surfing Madonna mosaic to come down
• Dental assistant sentenced 3 years for stealing $203,000
• UPDATE: Beale sergeant found guilty on sex charges
• Local classes help smokers become successful quitters
• UPDATE: Supervisor calls for Yuba auditor-controller to resign
• Millions earmarked for Sutter, Yuba highway repairs
• Beale sergeant testifies sex acts consensual
• U.S., allies tap 60 million barrels from oil reserves
• Firefighters hosting Jaws of Life demonstration
• Marysville workshop teaches responsible pit bull ownership
• Briefs: Neighbor stops Live Oak High theft
• Gold Sox top Studs in 10
• Police Blotter: June 24, 2011
• Births: June 22, 2011
• Lesley Arechar
• Economic report paints dismal picture of Yuba-Sutter recovery
• Letter: Bring back missing highway chickens
• Robert Scheer: Bill Clinton's legacy of denial
• Our View: Big fires? Blame the illegals
• UPDATE: Victim identified in foothills murder investigation
• Fourth of July fireworks show back on in Colusa
• Neighbor interrupts Live Oak school burglary attempt
• Rapture predictor's radio show canceled
• Get up and dance
• There are times when the best routine is no routine
• Summer Kids Briefs
• Great stories keep kids reading all summer
• U.S. shifting Afghanistan focus with beginning of withdrawal
• Sex charges aired at Beale
• DEA agent: Farmers invited deputies to see pot operation
• The sleepless and Seattle: Big weekend for Gold Sox
• Feds reject disaster declaration for March storms
• Summer Stroll promises street full of entertainment
• Marysville City Council overrules planning board on housing
• They find power in pedaling
• Pat Bozarth
• Briefs: Vases stolen from cemetery
• Police Blotter: June 23, 2011
• Births: June 10, 21, 2011
• Letter: Brandon will be missed
• Sutter Performing Arts presents 'A Little Cole'
• Ron Hart: Fore play: Bridging the divide
• Our View: Lawmakers hit where it hurts
• Vases for grave sites stolen from Sierra View cemetary
• Vehicle overturns in ditch in Dingville
• Ex-Forest Service worker sentenced for embezzling $1.4 million
• Gold Sox complete game with win
• Stars of the picnic
• Uncorked: Light, crisp, whites for summer
• These guys know the makings of a dive bar
• Kebabs celebrate the grilling season
• Teen killed by train wanted to be film director
• New option for emergency medical help in Marysville
• Yuba County supervisors OK interim zoning provision
• Letter: 'Abortion should be legal but rare'
• OUR VIEW: Justices curb states’ global warming power grab
• Robert Tinoco: ‘We came to visit...and stayed’
• Briefs: Copper thief may have burns
• Police blotter: June 22, 2011
• Births: June 19-20, 2011
• Second child dies after I-5 rollover near Arbuckle
• Skeletal remains lead to Yuba County murder arrest
• Work starting on Highway 70 south of Marysville
• Sutter County tomato growers arrested in pot bust
• Try this twist on Portuguese Feijoada
• First day of summer brings first 100-plus temperatures
• State controller halts pay for lawmakers
• OPINION: 4 Gridley girls overcome the odds at state track meet
• A tie? Wild ending produces letdown finish for Gold Sox
• Copper thieves hit Yuba County pumping station
• Mother pleads for help finding Yuba City teen
• Deaths a shock to Beale
• Paul popular in straw polls, tails off in caucuses
• Foster Campbell-McManus
• A purr-fect price for cats: Most Yuba County adoption fees waived
• Louie: Costs loom for each ADA violation
• Court upholds man's assault sentence
• Officials take issue with Sutter County Animal Shelter report
• Births: June 19, 2011
• Police Blotter: June 21, 2011
• Therese Williams
• Thomas Elias: Irony: Illegals increasing GOP power
• Our View: 'This is a time for new tricks'
• A Loss is a Loss
• Teen train victim ID'd
• Since You Asked: What's with the dip on Feather River Boulevard?
• Talk Back: State budget, landfills, tobacco licenses and sagging pants
• Briefs: Community garden groundbreaking Saturday
• Police Blotter: June 20, 2011
• Jessica Coggins
• Our View: It’s time to ask Congress to approve Libya war
• Dr. William Olson: HIV/AIDS is a family issue
• Births: June 18, 2011
• Man who helped pilot Yuba City: Hellberg looks back
• Father, son drown in Yuba River kayaking accident
• Winning the food fight
• Seaweed won't protect from radiation burns
• Dad wants to understand today's dating scene
• The Root: Sugar hides in many foods
• Yuba County board to discuss interim zoning ordinance
• Yuba, Sutter, Marysville, Yuba City public salary data updated
• Redevelopment agencies left in limbo over state budget battle
• Light tackle worming for river stripers
• 10th Street bridge work over Feather River on track
• Louie sues Sutter County Superior Court over disability access
• Police identify teen killed by train in Olivehurst
• $1.9M for 50 acres in Linda ends school land case
• Births: JUNE 17, 2011
• Police Blotter: June 19, 2011
• Bruce’s History Lessons: Fact, fiction cloud memory of Custer’s Last Stand
• Military briefs
• Return to Hammonton: 'It was best place for a kid'
• Letter: Victim's family comforted
• Letter: Time to bank locally
• Letter: Sooner rather than later for shelter
• Letter: Boat blight — seriously?
• Letter: Fight the blight law
• AMY GOODMAN: Failed war on drugs: fast, furious, fueled by U.S.
• ANN COULTER: Get rid of government – but make me president!
• Gold Sox win in front of big crowd
• OPINION: Bass savors start with Padres
• Batting around: Marysville romps over Auburn
• Trees, plants in Marysville's Veterans Park honor former mayor
• Analysis: Gov. Brown draws a line in the sand in budget battle
• YouTube video may be used in Olivehurst teen beating case
• Briefs: Yuba City man dies while diving for abalone off coast
• Live Oak smoking ban in parks moves ahead
• Police Blotter: June 18, 2011
• Births: JUNE 16, 2011
• 50th Anniversary: Sanchez
• 60th Anniversary: Webster
• Wedding: Gurrola/Norene
• 93rd Birthday: Jones
• Nation of Islam member peddles bean pies, a ritual of religion going back decades
• Three Cheers: Congratulations, 2011 graduates
• Catholic bishops OK revisions to child sex-abuse policy
• Three Cheers: ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ a well-done production
• Southern Baptists elect black New Orleans pastor to No. 2 post
• Healthful eating encouraged
• Cody Warta
• Your journey is yours to take
• How do I discuss death with an elderly parent?
• You still have to pay sales tax
• UPDATE: Identity of train victim in Olivehurst still unknown
• UPDATE: Yuba City man dies while diving for abalone
• UPDATE: Olivehurst residents overwhelmingly reject increased fire assessment
• Girl, 9, killed in rollover accident near Arbuckle
• UPDATE: WinCo abduction, rape suspect held to answer charges
• Unemployment rate drops locally, state-wide
• Linda man sentenced to 26 years to life for killing wife
• WinCo rape victim testifies about terror
• Olivehurst Fire District’s vote counting resumes this morning
• Teen walking on tracks in Olivehurst killed by train
• Supervisor Bechtel's work memorialized on Highway 99
• Ex-Marysville cop seeks disability retirement
• Mary Anderson
• Briefs: Urban-rural workshop Monday
• Police Blotter: June 17, 2011
• Yuba City woman fears beloved miniature Dobermans stolen
• Yuba City's Masser sets the story straight
• Robert Scheer: Seven Republican dwarves show no promise in debate
• State assemblyman apologizes after DUI arrest
• Football player pulled from plane for saggy pants, arrested
• Serial killing suspect Naso kept photos, list of women
• Gov. Brown vetoes Democratic-backed budget
• Embattled Rep. Weiner resigns over sex messages
• Theatre: Emperor caught with no clothes
• Democrats' state budget likely to change
• Bachmann has smooth performance in GOP race debut
• Yuba City residents: Saga over boat notices is all wet
• Sutter County administrator takes furlough
• Foreclosure process slowing in state
• Can win streak continue for Gold Sox?
• Briefs: Yuba City woman charged with embezzlement
• Jeanene Upton
• Police Blotter: June 16, 2011
• Births: June 14, 2011
• Our View: Each tree not sacred, so let’s thin and clear
• Ron Hart: The summer of our economic discontent
• Artificial limbs face cuts
• Still room for improvement
• Emperor caught with no clothes in Magic Theater production
• Sentence upheld for Olivehurst man who abused baby
• Books make great gifts
• Legislature approves Democratic budget bills
• Fitness can be fun
• Police: Foul play not suspected in Linda woman's death
• Sentence upheld for man who stole six pants from Mervyn's
• Olivehurst teen reportedly tases grandmother's caregiver
• California home prices down 10 percent year over year
• Yuba City woman suspected of stealing from janitorial company
• State receives more than $800 million in unemployment funds
• Our View: Republicans need to hang tough on state budget
• York: Iowa or bust for GOP nominee
• Don't count on housing jobs returning to California
• More than 40 Marysville schools jobs saved
• Letter: 'Loony' label challenged
• Letter: Immigrants must follow rules
• Yuba City’s proposed $33.5 million budget wins praise
• Cause of death still a mystery for woman found in Ellis Lake
• Live Oak eyeing tobacco licenses, ban
• Yuba County supervisors hope trash bill recycled
• Briefs: Shots fired at apartment complex
• Mike Joseph
• Police Blotter: June 15, 2011
• Births: June 13, 2011
• Mr. Steak: Chef inherited culinary inspiration from his dad
• Joe Sixpack: Modern man seeks to revive historic brew
• Culinary Odyssey: Serve Dad an exotic dish on Father's Day
• Eating Around the World: Try this English breakfast treat
• Warning period for Marysville red light camera ends this week
• Yuba-Sutter gas prices drop 36 cents per gallon
• Motorcyclist who died after hitting deer identified
• Gay judge's same-sex marriage ruling upheld
• Game worth $4,300 stolen from Yuba City tavern
• Pleasant Grove School burglarized; one suspect caught
• Enjoy bluegrass in the foothills
• Yuba-Sutter red-light revenue dips
• Republican pummel Obama, not each other in New Hampshire debate
• Brown considers state budget without cuts to fix $9.6B deficit
• Kids show skills at Gold Sox baseball camp
• Is your child at risk for whooping cough?
• Debbie Grove
• Laurie Gidel
• Police Blotter: June 14, 2011
• Births: June 12, 2011
• Letter: Blame war profiteers
• Letter: End shelter suffering
• Thomas Elias: Foreign grad students good for America?
• Our View: Don't mess with Texas
• Local artist bids area farewell
• Two sentenced in Marysville gang shooting
• Yuba City trucking firm denied land use on Eager Road
• Colusa woman arrested for felony DUI after fiery crash
• Rapture preacher suffers stroke
• Browns Valley man arrested for DUI after crash
• Motorcyclist dies after hitting deer in Yuba foothills
• State budget debate moves to easing of local tax votes
• Since You Asked: What's with the wavy lines on Highway 20 near Township?
• Reported gunshots in Marysville not from drive-by
• Gail Vonwal
• Talk Back: Boats, redistricting and Yuba College
• Steve Greenhut: Bureaucrats don’t come to the rescue
• Police Blotter: June 13, 2011
• Births: June 11, 2011
• Our View: Prison fight part of flawed budget debate
• Marysville rolls Sac, wins fifth straight
• Y.C. man rebuilding charred house with help from community
• Four Gold Sox Taken In Major League Draft
• Mike Reagan: Hypocritical Weiner must step down
• Allen Funt: Signs of confusion: Hard to decipher highway warnings
• Tina Dupuy: Death with Dignity acts make case for death panels
• Connie Schultz: Christians, Jews, Muslims make interfaith leap
• Amy Goodman: Climate change can cause more than just strange temperatures
• Ann Coulter: Obama: Hope, change and the occasional sex dream
• Thomas Sowell: Banks pay a price but teachers don't
• Letter: Blame inspectors for poor conditions
• Letter: Do homework on fire assessment
• Letter: Driving a crooked line in Yuba City
• Letter: ClimateSmart reeks of 'scam'
• Letter: Cut MJUSD from the top
• Our View: Beware Republicans; 'bridge tax' slippery
• Health Calendar
• Agenda 21: A plot or just community planning?
• Off Beat: They love to keep secrets
• Relay for Life: Helping raise awareness, spirits
• AG AT LARGE: Farm tourism keeps growing
• $33.5 million budget proposed for Yuba City
• Marysville wins fourth straight game
• BUSINESS BRIEFS: Pillsbury Doughboy visiting Y.C. Walmart
• BUSINESS CALENDAR, through June 18
• Briefs: Two arrested in drug probe
• Bruce’s history lessons: The Great Charter
• This Week in Local History
• Marysville steamrolls Sacramento
• Sacramento loves Yuba City beer
• BRIEFS: Motorcyclist dies on Highway 49 in Yuba County
• Household items can make a beautiful garden
• Police Blotter: June 11, 2011
• Births: June 9, 2011
• 3 cheers letter: We love being a part of MCAA
• 3 cheers letter: Holiday Market's good works praised
• 3 cheers letter: River Valley High graduation superb
• Thomas Elias: Rail planners show signs of wising up
• 106th Birthday: Rabe
• 5 Generations: Heryford
• 90th Birthday: Terry
• New York Jets’ DeVito using lockout to give faith a workout
• Surfing Madonna: Graffiti mosaic draws mass following
• New House chaplain says he’ll rely on prayer, avoid politics
• Coleen Weckman
• Fear not
• New congressional map would move Herger out of Yuba-Sutter
• NET-5 aids in Central Valley gang sweep
• Beale staff sergeant faces court martial over sex charges
• Vehicle overturns in Marysville crash; driver OK
• Burglar spotted leaving Olivehurst home, later arrested
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist killed in Yuba foothills crash
• Road trip rules
• Daughter is home from college – where will her b.f. sleep?
• Food wars: Quality versus quantity
• Managing blood pressure after age 70
• Assistance is available to low-income seniors
• The Band Perry opens for Tim McGraw at Sleep Train today
• Two unhurt as fire damages Marysville home
• Thousands expected at funeral for S.F. firefighters
• Another NorCal gang sweep targets Tracy area
• Coy, Shannon return; Gold Sox win big
• Federal Reserve: Home equity near record low
• Bus driver's sentence upheld in 2008 crash
• Marysville hopes spokeswoman gets message out
• Octogenarians recall high school in Marysville in the 1940s
• Briefs: New aircraft arrive at Beale today
• Kevin Kennedy Sr.
• Police Blotter: June 10, 2011
• Births: June 8, 2011
• Veridian Symphony closes its first season
• Letter: Robbery wasn't worth it
• Robert Scheer: Bernanke: Full-frontal cluelessness
• Our View: The drug war is unwinnable
• Residents told boats docked in driveways a no-no in Yuba City
• Sunny skies in store for weekend events
• Judge rules against family's claim of bedbugs at Yuba City hotel
• Senate working weekend on budget
• Johnson, Gold Sox riding high heading into weekend
• Charter school closes: Last day at New Day
• NEW DAY: Parents look at options after charter’s closure
• Yuba College approves campus north of Yuba City
• Yuba County supervisors approve General Plan update
• Briefs: Farmers market coupons available for Yuba-Sutter seniors
• Carrie Segoviano
• Police Blotter: June 7, 2011
• Births: June 4, 2011, and June 7, 2011
• Bicycling challenge saves gas, tires and boosts health
• New veterans clinic lauded as boost to community
• Acting Company journeys into the asylum
• Letter: Democrats getting nervous
• Letter: Football greed hurts
• Ron Hart: Weiner gets roasted over Twitter photo
• Our View: The shifting winds of political influence
• Group sues to stop bear hunts in Tahoe area
• Herger out, Democrat in under redistricting proposal
• Funny books for kids
• In some ways, moving is a lot like dating
• Have fun, keep learning
• Teen attacked, Yuba City home robbed
• Driver in fatal Highway 20 crash sentenced to 15 days
• More than 100 arrested in expansive NorCal gang sweep
• LAPD special unit takes on Giants fan beating case
• Gold Sox ace Anderson goes in 14th round, former pitcher picked in 28th
• When life gives you lemons, preserve them!
• World-famous beer was never brewed
• Uncorked: Wine books for summer reading
• Two interpretations for flavorful mussels
• Enjoy this salmon dish from Norway
• Pink slips for 16 narrow deficit in Sutter County
• Marysville’s 3rd, F streets to get collision avoidance system
• Controversial barrier nixed from project in Yuba City
• Colusa County Fair opens Thursday
• Letter: Shelter idea proposed
• Byron York: Amid circus, Palin lays out positions
• Our View: Men will be boys
• Briefs: Yuba City man's trial date set
• Cool, wet weather hammers Yuba-Sutter growers
• Births: June 6, 2011
• Police blotter: June 8, 2011
• US Profile: ‘It will be different forever’
• Beale protester wins dismissal but says issue unresolved
• Former sheriff's clerk rearrested on embezzlement charge
• Governor still pushing for vote on tax extension to balance budget
• 5,000 pot plants seized in Yuba foothills
• Suspect sought in Yuba City hit-and-run
• Y.C. artist recognized by Upstream People Gallery
• Car theft suspect arrested trying to purchase police scanner
• For bull riding, just go down North Beale Road
• Super-nanny flies to Sacramento stage
• Old Marysville building trains firefighters
• Rideout project 'a substantial gain' for construction
• Crystal Daniels
• Jeff Citron
• Nothing strange about Area 51
• Briefs: Meeting to discuss new retail in Marysville
• Fly-in pays tribute to U.S. WWII entry
• Births: June 5, 2011
• Police Blotter: June 7, 2011
• Letter: Scheer wrong on refueler
• Thomas Elias: Pols, celebs ignore accountability
• Our View: Attention, Walmart shoppers
• Supreme Court won't look at tuition policy for illegal immigrants
• Marysville school district paid $215,000 to settle construction lawsuit
• Olivehurst man sentenced 12 years for rape
• Weiner-gate: Congressman now admits sending lewd photo
• UPDATE: Three victims identified in Highway 70 crash
• Former senator enters White House race, warns of Obama
• Weather heating back up starting Tuesday
• Napa wine auction nets $7.3 million for charity
• Back on track
• Since You Asked: Does Yuba City fluoridate water?
• Ag sector fears labor may vanish with E-Verify policy
• Talk Back: Rideout expansion, 10th Street bridge, tornado
• Brittney Osgood
• Police Blotter: June 6, 2011
• Births: June 3-4, 2011
• Thomas Sowell: Ideology of envy, payback
• Our View: Lizard may threaten oil production
• Animal-shelter whistleblower: He saw wrong in need of fix
• Letter: Hold drivers accountable
• Letter: Shelter's inaction is inexcusable
• Letter: Save Olivehurst fire department
• Letter: No proper relief at city parks
• Connie Schultz: If he insists you change your name, he's wrong
• Two dead, one missing in Highway 70 crash
• Ann Coulter: No big deal over small matter?
• Texan to Kruger: Who you calling 'loony'?
• Amy Goodman: Hope and resistance in Honduras as president returns
• Tina Dupuy: The rich aren't responsible for creating jobs – we are
• Thomas Sowell: Obama's decisions show alienation from country's values
• Letter: What about part-time Legislature?
• Steven Greenhut: How California prisons got so bad
• Our View: Where did the economic recovery disappear to?
• Wheatland High School girl who killed self didn’t show warning signs
• Study: Wheatland could add more than 14,000 homes
• Health Briefs
• There are simplified computers for seniors
• Panel offers advice to young porn addict
• Learn to be your own food police
• Health Calendar
• B is for brain defense
• An easy read?
• Trash bill may address rural concerns
• Hot Linda Nights: Spirited crowd braves rain
• Gold Sox drop second straight
• Retraction
• Nation's economic recovery faltering
• BRIEFS: Yuba City man faces charges in gang killing
• Coupons differ by newspaper
• We keep getting deadbeat’s calls – help!
• Police Blotter: June 4, 2011
• Births: June 2, 2011
• 3 cheers letter: Grateful for Memorial Day program
• New charter school rises in Marysville
• 3 cheers letter: Park work proves this is a great place to live
• Thomas Elias: Local taxation could empower voters
• Engagement: Becker/Tull
• Wedding: Rahm/Kitchen
• Engagement: Roberts/Skaggs
• Engagement: Shirah/Stolliday
• Labyrinth
• Prayer, politics collide on midnight pilgrimage
• Couple marks 50th wedding anniversary with 50K trail run
• Rhonda Chance
• The days of divine activity
• Chance of rain tonight but YCHS graduation staying outdoors
• Proposed Sutter County budget includes 16 layoffs
• Records to remain sealed in Sutter double-murder case
• Man jailed after allegedly attacking girlfriend with golf club
• Yale lab tech sentenced 44 years for killing Placerville woman
• Linda liquor store owner suspects break-in; nothing found
• Fire too hot for Gold Sox
• Pac West bring bull riding to Yuba-Sutter
• Marysville music store plays final note
• Bus drivers wrangle 'Roadeo' crown
• Skate, soccer parks advance in Live Oak
• Contract approved for Yuba-Sutter Transit center expansion
• Briefs: Police pursue stolen tractor
• Don Gribble
• Police Blotter: June 3, 2011
• Births: June 1, 2011
• Gang snitch in Yuba City killing: 'After today, I'm dead'
• Robert Scheer: 'No banker left behind' reckless policy
• Our View: Green won't glow if Germany shuts nukes
• Family loses everything in Sutter County house fire
• Children's theater company has fairy tale fun in the city
• No damage reported from Wednesday's tornado
• Controller to withhold legislators' pay without balanced budget
• Dugard kidnapper, rapist receives maximum prison sentence
• Family, friends hold vigil for Ellis Lake victim
• Controller Chiang blames deficit on real estate, debt service
• Californians want say in solving deficit – but no taxes
• QR codes: Little black-and-white squares catching fire.
• We have learned; now it's time to move on
• Share fascinating true stories with your kids
• Making a lifetime of memories
• Gold Sox seek stability in second week
• Highway 99 bridge widening will ease Sacramento commute
• Briefs: LaMalfa opposes big-box store bill
• Police Blotter: June 2, 2011
• Births: May 31, 2011
• Debra Gault
• UPDATE: Tornado warning issued for Yuba-Sutter area
• Bill would ban California teens from using tanning beds
• Lindhurst computer students score
• Spirit, talent on display at St. Isidore Catholic School
• Education Briefs
• Classroom Notes
• Rep. Weiner denies posting lewd photo to Twitter account
• Assembly OKs financial aid to illegal immigrants
• Ron Hart: The Porkulus Political Payback Project
• Our View: Look for options to tuition increases
• Court denies appeal for airman who shook infant son
• Neighbor's Favorite Recipe: World traveler shares Lebanese recipes
• Uncorked: New attention for old wines
• Two recipes highlight in-season salmon
• Try soup and sandwiches from Sweden
• Creativity evolves American wheat beer
• Sutter County Jail escapee recaptured
• Counties finishing budget plans for next year
• Stark sues county for grand jury legal expenses
• Briefs: Bullet fragment hits Pleasant Grove man's shoulder
• Nola Faye Dodd
• Police Blotter: June 1, 2011
• Births: May 30, 2011
• There's a new kid in town
• Offense heats up in rain
• In-water work on 10th Street bridge starts Wednesday
• Olivehurst twin brothers arrested, 262 pot plants seized
• UPDATE: Climber still not found
• BREAKING NEWS: Hospital OKs $225 million expansion
• San Francisco sheriff plans to follow "sanctuary city" immigration law
• New logo taps into roots of Yuba City
• Briefs: Health clinic elects new director
• Michael Hall
• Sacrifices honored, remembered at Olivehurst service
• Mike 'Likes' selecting wine
• OPUD, fire department weigh fee increase
• Margaret Fernandez
• Police Blotter: May 30, 2011
• Births: May 29, 2011
• Letter: Reform entitlement mess
• Letter: Reliable energy policy sought
• Letter: Remembering Marysville
• Thomas Elias: High-speed rail planners wising up?
• Stories of fallen service members
• Veterans memorial services
• Since You Asked: Where are Kingwood Park restrooms?
• Megan Jones
• Punjabi American Festival is link to ancestral country
• Talk Back: Louie lawsuits, handicapped placards, cop pay cuts
• Births: May 28, 2011
• Letter: Speed up the game
• Letter: Shelter conditions appalling
• Letter: Embrace health care reform
• Letter: Take time to remember
• Don Monkerud: Newt wins hypocrite of the day award
• A tribute to veterans: breathless awe and tears
• Big time bullying
• Prom Dress Contest winner revealed
• Letter: Shelter workers are hurt, too
• Letter: Theater costs all relevant
• Letter: Bring back the chickens
• Letter: Protest with legitimate message
• Mike Reagan: There are no illegitimate kids, just illegitimate parents
• Thomas Sowell: Dependence translates into votes for politicians
• Tina Dupuy: Regardless of 'belief,' climate change is real
• Amy Goodman: Vermont, the land of healthy firsts
• Long Beach Press-Telegram: Deficits? Go after scofflaws who park illegally
• Ann Coulter: Why Larry King will never be president
• Allen Funt: This, Bud, is for you: Baseball has alcohol problem
• Russ Clark: SPAA confident of success
• Our View: Decorate their graves
• Father exasperated with search in Utah
• Caltrans, Cal Water in street fight
• Ridin' and ropin' at Marysville Stampede
• Health Briefs
• There is no magic pill
• There is help for hypochondria
• How's the fit?
• Health Calendar
• Brother watches porn in front of younger sister
• Tips and treatments for restless leg syndrome
• Oregon House sign was lost, but now it’s found
• AG AT LARGE: Growers bullish on sweet potato fries
• Rodeo, racing this weekend
• Knocked their Sox off: Marysville falls in opener
• It had to happen sooner or later
• Defense does it for Marysville
• Yuba County awash in vacant houses
• Accused serial killer pleads not guilty to two Yuba deaths
• Things to do this Memorial Day weekend
• Friday Night Market draws hungry crowd
• Yuba-Sutter Chamber calls Louie ‘illogical’ – he fires back
• BRIEFS: Identity of Linda woman found in Ellis Lake confirmed
• 9 frugal gift ideas for graduates
• Dark side of ‘Extreme Couponing’
• Police Blotter: May 28, 2011
• Births: May 26, 2011
• Humanity unfolds, one status update at a time
• Three cheers letter: Heroes event's generous help hailed
• Three cheers letter: Sutter Surgical, chef praised
• Three cheers letter: T-ball efforts this season were terrific
• Three cheers letter: Teaching talent on display outside classroom
• Engagement: Hebert/Sowden
• 95th Birthday: Doll
• At 95, rabbi experiences a spiritual awakening
• Alycia Gonzales
• Growing Children into 'good soil'
• Grayson Gilbert's Divine Strength
• Four more arrests in Marysville alcohol sting operation
• Olivehurst man jailed after reportedly ordering dog to attack
• Bill to regulate DUI checkpoints passes Assembly
• Sheriff identifies suspect in Olivehurst Tower Mart robbery
• Double-initial murder suspect Naso pleads not guilty
• Oops! Sac school district employees' personal data compromised
• CHP: Impaired Olivehurst man crashes pickup on Wheatland Road
• DMV targets disabled placard cheats
• Yuba County man found guilty of killing wife
• Yuba City man 'died twice' after hotel shooting
• Assemblyman Logue again warns businesses are fleeing
• Health fair offers seniors tips for living
• Gold Sox playing ball again in Marysville
• Memorial Day services to honor fallen soldiers
• Woman found in Ellis Lake identified
• Briefs: Levee work begins Wednesday
• Lenna Figuly
• Police Blotter: May 27, 2011
• Births: May 24-25, 2011
• Letter: Hart hits the mark
• Robert Scheer: The inside story of Wall Street's toxic power
• Our View: Kicking down your door just got much easier
• L.A. police chief confident they got right man in beating arrest
• Western exhibit on display at Arts Council gallery in Marysville
• Sex offender busted logging on to Facebook next to deputy
• Would you use your child for a social experiment?
• Seniors, get ready to say goodbye
• Now is our time to finish strong
• Finding your place in the world
• Teens fish woman's body out of Ellis Lake
• George Louie: Disability suits rooted in racial slurs used against relatives
• Student businesses vie for bragging rights
• Maryville's Friday Night Market kicks off this weekend
• Sutter County: Redistricting should be easy process
• Rain, tornadoes part of wild Mid-Valley day
• Stampede, remembrance, Gold Sox mark Memorial Day weekend
• Suspect: I don't remember stabbing wife
• Briefs: Area second in home affordability
• Michael Montgomery
• Police Blotter: May 25, 2011
• Births: May 24, 2011
• Letter: Get car facts straight
• Letter: Rancher has beef with column
• Ron Hart; Schwarzenegger, please!
• Our View: Don't make it easier to go to war
• Suspected cockfighting ring busted up near Oroville
• Beale airmen help Meridian students repaint map
• Education Briefs
• Classroom Notes
• Bankruptcy filing halts 'Litigious Louie' disability lawsuits
• Yuba City man in wheelchair reportedly robbed
• Late-season rain cited in driving mishaps
• Family of beaten Giants fan files suit against Dodgers
• Feds: High-speed rail project must start in 2012
• Carrots, grown up
• These brews will have you ready for summer
• Sample fish patties from Finland
• Rabbit dish has intense, complex flavor
• Uncorked: Summer's the time for bubbly
• ‘As long as you finish, you’re a winner’
• Sutter County approves 10-point animal shelter plan
• Trustees: No more days for New Day Charter Academy, yes to YES
• Fire burns downstairs of Yuba City family's home
• Phone call may have triggered Yuba City killing
• Briefs: DUI checkpoint set for Friday night
• Police Blotter: May 25, 2011
• Carmel Mooney
• Our View: So many prisoners, so little money
• Steven Greenhut: Arnold is a power-loving phony
• BREAKING NEWS: Yuba City Police approve 17 percent in cuts to save jobs
• Police: Woman throws beers at clerk in Yuba City, drinks rest
• SEALs canine commando piques interest in war dogs
• Yuba City murderer's sisters, mother also sent to prison
• Fourth suspect arrested in Sutter store robbery
• Byron York: In Senate, eye-for-an-eye filibuster stops Democratic nominee
• Live Oak anticipating corrections closure
• Lawmakers serve up possible solutions to prison crowding
• Preacher says he erred in rapture prediction – it's actually Oct. 21
• Beale Airmen Admitted Free To All Games This Season
• Gold Sox/Recology Yuba-Sutter Waste Zero Zone Back For 2011
• Briefs: Robber holds up Tower Mart
• Adrian Lopez
• Katie De Vore
• Births: May 21, 2011
• Police Blotter: May 24, 2011
• Thomas Elias: No credit due Schwarzenegger
• Our View: Tech progress merits rethinking antitrust laws
• Getting ready: Gold Sox skipper is a 'busy guy'
• A local call to arms for Gold Sox
• The rundown: Who's who on the 2011 Marysville Gold Sox
• First week frenzy: Locals Perry, Wells, Miller to suit up as Gold Sox temps
• Supreme Court orders California to release prison inmates
• Feather River striper – best since '06
• Shots fired at Marysville house; neighbor gives chase
• Family of beaten Giants fan grateful for suspect's arrest
• Armed man steals cash, booze from Olivehurst Tower Mart
• Kevin Cotter: The Roots
• One dead in Linda drive-by shooting
• Sutter convenience store robbed overnight
• Critics: DUI checkpoints straying from mission
• Since You Asked: Why doesn’t Yuba City ‘shop local’ for photographer?
• Hitchhiker hit, seriously hurt on Highway 99
• Talk Back: Shooting, school cuts and apocalyptic dud
• Reject oil severance tax
• Make education a priority
• Following Martin Luther’s example
• Grade Nisenan Lane
• Op-Ed: Gov. Rick Perry fits the bill
• Marysville woman turns 106 – former teacher knows history well
• Hiding behind the ‘state secrets privilege’
• Police Blotter; May 23, 2011
• Kelsey Jeannette Barrett
• Mysterious storm leaves residents, experts puzzled
• Steven Greenhut: Unions say 'Shut up and pay us'
• Amy Goodman: Reality trumps electronic brownshirts again
• John Saeger: Let's all act now to avoid a crowded future
• San Bernadino County Sun: 'Slow down high-speed rail'
• Thomas Sowell: Forget words – hard cash will fix economy
• Tina Dupuy: Republicans' health care stance: twist and shout
• Ann Coulter: To liberals, every woman looks like a hotel maid
• Los Angeles Times: Arnold Schwarzenegger's failings
• Our View: Ballot-box boomerang
• Weight loss for vegetarians
• Mother shames her overweight daughters
• Many popular brand-name drugs will soon go generic
• Health Calendar
• A shout-out for success?
• Wheatland pet parade perpetuates community feeling
• Business Calender, through May 28
• Nothing certain about levee funding in Marysville
• Off Beat: Houston, we have a problem
• Yuba County to redraw lines for supervisor districts
• Yuba City woman goes from IHOP to 'American Idol'
• BUSINESS BRIEFS: Sutter Community Bank reports net earnings
• Police blotter: May 22, 2011
• Lack of P.E. hurting kids' fitness
• Briefs: Stampede mixer set for Thursday
• This Week in Local History
• Engagement: Limper/Salmonsen
• 90th Birthday: Nisonger
• Engagement: Zuniga/McCauley
• Wedding: Smith
• Yuba-Sutter clergy skeptical about doomsday prediction
• Yuba City ex-wife testifies she caught husband on tape stalking, firing BBs at house
• Colusa finance director disappears; city has deficit
• Sheep used instead of fire to clear Yuba City levees
• BRIEFS: 4 arrested in Yuba City gang shooting
• Sick pet is not cheap
• Horsfall takes fourth in javelin at state meet
• When too much isn’t enough
• Police Blotter: May 21, 2011
• Births: May 19, 2011
• Dropout report system comes up short
• 350 Yuba College grads ready for their next step
• 3 cheers letter: Air show earns kudos for professionalism
• 3 cheers letter: Garden club says thanks for museum project
• 3 cheer letter: Choir memorial efforts appreciated
• 3 cheers letter: A Woman's Friend thanks community
• Judgment Day?
• Confucius is a hometown hero again in China
• Wed in Faith
• ‘I know from experience where I would be without (faith)’
• Rogation Sunday
• California jobless rate dips below 12 percent
• Six years of shame: Politics delayed new animal shelter
• Sutter County water sport school up in the air
• Fishing derby part of busy Yuba-Sutter weekend
• Logue touts Texas governor for GOP presidential bid
• Briefs: Memorial service for woman shot by Yuba City police
• Irene Ramirez
• Police Blotter: May 20, 2011
• Births: May 18, 2011
• Letter: 'Figaro' fine entertainment
• Robert Scheer: A lawman goes after Wall Street
• Our View: Foreigners buying up California's best exports
• Statutory rape charge dismissed against Butte County woman
• Logue touts Texas governor for GOP presidential bid
• Army soldier from Browns Valley missing in Utah desert
• Covillaud students visit the Hamburger Farm
• Butte Vista community plants trees
• Time to enter the real world
• Now it's time to say goodbye
• Education Briefs
• Choose books to make kids think
• Slain heroes honored at Yuba City ceremony
• Yuba College trustees approve new chancellor Houston
• Rapture captures imaginations of believers, skeptics
• Zoning changes raise Yuba County General Plan questions
• Kids' bikes back in gear at Allyn Scott Youth Center
• Briefs: Yuba County Supervisors delay layoff notices
• Jayna Marie Dodd
• Police Blotter: May 19, 2011
• Births: May 17, 2011
• Family of woman killed by Yuba City police file federal lawsuit
• Ron Hart: Policies damped business spirit
• Our View: Brown's plan undermines plea for tax hikes
• Olivehurst pair stopped with fire equipment, drugs in car
• Foothill Intermediate is alive with 'The Sound of Music'
• Median home prices continue to drop in Yuba-Sutter
• 1,500 pounds of marijuana seized on Catalina Island
• United apologizes for reusing 9/11 flight numbers
• Neighbor's Favorite Recipe: Grilled Chicken Pasta
• Uncorked: Discover Italy's Feudi di San Gregorio
• Try this sturgeon dish from Russia
• MGD 64 Lemonade sinks to new low
• Chicken-apple sausage you can make at home
• Byron York: Voters ask, 'Where’s Mitt?'
• Our View: GOP plan offers pain with gain
• Letter: 'Lies, scare tactics and nonsense'
• Letter: Park decision criticized
• Marysville schools warn 135 of layoffs
• Yuba City approves 10-point animal services plan
• Sutter County Supervisors approve PeachTree contract
• Marysville City Council approves downtown crematorium
• Red Cross gets ready for massive flood
• Impact of recreation area's closure depends on timing
• Urban/rural workshop fails to attract public
• Briefs: Yuba College classes at Beale canceled
• Jorge Urbina
• Police Blotter: May 18, 2011
• Births: May 16, 2011
• Marysville Gold Sox Opening Night
• Work on 10th Street bridge reinforcement to start next month
• Power outage at Beale cancels Yuba classes
• Congressman rips Navy over naming ship after Chavez
• Temperatures to climb back up later this week
• Salmon at risk of extinction on Yuba, advocacy group says
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• Congratulate Your Graduate!
• OPINION: Yes, cycling is cool
• Gloyd resigns as 49ers' baseball coach
• Are we ready for the next big flood?
• Y.C. Red Cross training today
• No warrant? No problem: Cops can break in if evidence in danger
• Yuba College names Douglas Houston new chancellor
• Angel M. Diaz Jr.
• Police Blotter: May 17, 2011
• Births: May 14, 2011
• Court affirms molestation sentence
• Firefighters train with foam
• Briefs: Exhibition game at River Valley
• Helen Evans
• Tom Purcell: Break out the bell bottoms
• Our View: Wow. Even Michigan looks better
• Brown: Revenue up but tax extensions still needed
• Federal judge rules against gun advocates
• Supreme Court: If evidence in danger, police can break in
• Linda man reportedly injured by machete-wielding bicyclist
• Two arrested after Hallwood altercation
• Trump says no to presidential run
• Prom Dress Photo Contest
• Wheatland rallies around bike race
• Photo Contest: Send us your prom dress pictures
• Smart sprayers are on-off affair
• Since You Asked: How do I get rid of the Territorial Dispatch?
• Revenue rebound may hurt Brown’s state budget plan
• Storm brings wild weather to Yuba-Sutter area
• Kayaker rescued from Yuba River
• Talk Back: Pink slips, Yuba College and protests
• Brief: Break-a-thon benefits St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital
• Jacki Marler
• Police Blotter: May 17, 2011
• Op-Ed: Stop games in budget deficit fight
• Connie Schultz: Stop complaining, slow down
• Most say Plumas Street revitalization well done
• Photo Contest: 2011 prom dresses
• Letter: Reader's letter a matter of satire?
• Letter: Leave our chickens alone
• Letter: Rabbit Run event succeeds
• Letter: Don't traumatize the chickens
• Letter: The battle against terrorism will go on
• Letter: Isn't it ironic about anniversary?
• Tina Dupuy: If lobbyists hate it ...
• Letter: Woman just wants to go home
• Thomas Elias: High time to alter some Prop. 13 rules
• Steven Greenhut: Proposition 13 remains the Left's bogeyman
• Amy Goodman: Tony Kushner and the the angels of dissent
• Keli Goff: Can the GOP overcome its problem with race in 2012?
• Ann Coulter: Obama has been making more gutsy calls – not
• Thomas Sowell: 'Education' mantra a weapon for demagogues
• Our View: Corporate taxes drive companies overseas
• Health Briefs
• Emphasis on healthy nutrition
• 24th annual ‘Feats of Clay’ on display in Lincoln
• There is a way to prevent shingles
• Is there gravesite care when you can’t get there?
• Health Calendar
• Divorced dad wonders when to tell kids about new flame
• Beef comes from the farm or the feedlot
• Yuba City Mud Run: getting down and dirty
• Expert: New eyes needed on conditions at Sutter County Animal Shelter
• Three Cheers letters: Butchie's Pool grateful for egg hunt support
• Letter: Royal wedding enchanting
• Letter: Check out 'Charley's Aunt'
• Readers' online comments unavailable
• Yuba-Sutter teachers, students protest in Sacramento
• Colusa recreation area among 70 state parks to close
• Scores accept assistance at homeless outreach in Yuba City
• Marysville police cite 8 more people in alcohol sting
• Marysville man's appeal denied in attempt to hire hitman
• Ruling expected in June on release of 911 tapes in Sutter couple's deaths
• BRIEFS: Bicycle race tearing through Yuba County on Monday
• Is ‘Extreme Couponing’ reality?
• I cannot afford Little League. What do I do?
• Police Blotter: May 14, 2011
• Births: May 14, 2011
• Searching for a family member
• Christian, gay and accepted
• Presbyterians clear the way for gay clergy
• Weekend Community Calendar
• Life Briefs
• 90th Birthday: Kaiser
• 84th Birthday: Hutchison
• Engagement: Shoopman/Yelland
• 70th Anniversary: Hawley
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Shane Walters
• Y-S Symphony's 'Spring Fling' set for Saturday
• Tentative agreement reached for new animal shelter
• State cites conflicts in ending Yuba College program
• Pink slips to go out to Marysville school employees after all
• Feinstein deals tribe's plan a bad hand
• Copper thieves targeting flood control infrastructure
• Demonized gluten means major dough for companies
• Former Sutter official Combs has heart attack
• Medical condition blamed when for truck-house crash
• Car show, concert and relay part of full weekend of events
• Lack of funds kills Yuba City YMCA plans for old firehouse
• Briefs: Official flag will fly in summer
• Kellie Higby
• Police Blotter: May 13, 2011
• Robert Scheer: What's the GOP without bin Laden?
• Our View: Monitoring while you're mobile
• Borgamaria presents 'Figaro'
• Burglary suspect couldn't resist urge
• Sixth-graders experience geoscience at Chico State
• Education Briefs
• Sutter students ready for the future
• Share your great book suggestions
• Packing up a home full of memories
• Concern spreads about state budget cuts
• Classroom Notes
• Federal funds boost housing supply
• Yuba County looks at more layoffs
• Sutter County residents make pleas for new Yuba College campus
• Marysville begins another search for motocross operator
• Naumes donates computers to Yuba County Library
• Judge: Wheatland woman gave up right to home
• Briefs: Wells could be contaminated
• Police blotter: May 12, 2011
• Births: May 10, 2011
• Adam Terrel
• 'Willy Wonka' comes to River Valley High
• Nostalgic 'Nifty Fifties' musical on stage at Riverbend Elementary
• MCAA students tackle The Bard in '1/3 Shakespeare'
• Letter: NorCal redistricting important
• Ron Hart: 72 virgins and 72 versions
• Our View: Union clamor can't muffle need for pension reform
• Residents in El Margarita area warned about well water
• Schools chief, teachers press for tax extension
• Granny bandit robbing women in SoCal
• Highway 50 to Lake Tahoe closes for 2 weeks
• California man guilty of threatening congressman
• Bay Area man has been pulling down joggers' pants
• We dig truffles
• White beer resurges with crafting renaissance
• Uncorked: Argentina's sustainable Zuccardi Winery
• Try this shrimp pasta from Greenland
• Rice pudding makes a refreshing dessert or breakfast
• No layoff notices for most MJUSD staff
• Yuba County general plan process nearing an end
• Chancellor hopefuls chat about their plans
• Local briefs: Casings found, but nobody hit
• Bin Laden is dead, now what?
• Bin Laden coup unity unlikely
• Stephanie Tuttle: ‘I always wanted to live in California’
• Do the presidential job
• Police blotter: May 11, 2011
• Power couple Schwarzenegger, Shriver drifted apart quietly
• California girl suspected of killing father, injuring mother
• Teen arrested after cars shot at with BB gun on Arboga Road
• Average local gas price up 5 cents to $4.14
• Board to consider giving Yuba City notice on animal control
• CSU looking at $1 billion in cuts if taxes expire
• GOP Newt-comer: Gingrich joins field
• Teachers arrested in state Capitol protest
• One last ride for Andrea: Cancer victim celebrated
• Briefs: Youth Awards dinner today
• Students to learn shelter medicine
• Yuba River Water Accord goes unchallenged
• Jessica Jacobs
• Police Blotter: May 10, 2011
• Gayle Diemond
• Homeless man survives after getting compacted in garbage truck
• Ronald Yank: State labor contracts save money
• Thomas Elias: RDAs face big changes, regardless
• Our View: 'Audit the Fed' bill deserved passage
• Teachers begin 'State of Emergency' week of protests
• Bill seeks to protect same-sex employees
• Judge to decide if man faces three strikes sentencing
• Man with Yemeni passport causes flight disturbance
• Connie Schultz: Born to remember 9/11
• Sheriff promises probe into Sutter County animal shelter
• Since You Asked: Y.C. thieves dubiously noted in ‘Stupid Crook Book’
• Talk Back: Animal shelter, Vasquez, bin Laden
• Ron Heuser
• Police blotter: May 9, 2011
• Births: May 7, 2011
• Brief: Two injured in car-to-car shooting
• Thomas Sowell: Government gimmicks fail
• Health care expansion for low-income residents in works
• Don’t complain; take action
• Beware of potential scam
• Three Cheers: Sports tournament sponsors thanked
• Nadeau will be missed
• Mike Reagan: Enemies learn it's not nice to fool with Uncle Sam
• Amy Goodman: Accomplish the mission: Bring the troops home
• Other Views: We can't see bin Laden's dead body
• Our View: Same games, new players in state's redistricting
• Danny Tyree: Mother's Day: A closer look
• Ann Coulter: Next time, use FedEx
• Laurence Hull: A generation can now exhale
• Connie Schultz: Born to remember 9/11
• Kevin McCullough: 'Obama's win, Bush's credit'
• Health Briefs
• Battling the obesity epidemic in Yuba-Sutter
• The Root: Why drink organic milk?
• Keeping your vitamin D in check
• How to stop junk mail and prevent mail fraud
• Health Calendar
• Boys don't ask for help – but they need it, too
• Fatal accident closes Highway 99
• Officials hope to make Amgen race an event
• ‘Every day is Mother’s Day’
• Off Beat: Lawsuit continues to flow
• Eckardt honored as Athena winner
• Local briefs: DFG seeks dredging comments
• This Week in Local History
• Dedication of Y.C. bus crash monument: Remembering and healing
• BUSINESS BRIEFS, May 8: Barber shop opens in Y.C.
• Shooting in Yuba City
• Sheriff reaches out to Muslims around the world
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar: May 6, 2011
• Nutrition decathlon: Food for thought at Central Gaither
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Nationwide, companies are hiring
• Yuba City physician's license suspended for month
• Kathleen Bozarth
• Wedding: Kaur/Dhillon
• Woman's Facebook post revives Yuba County criminal case
• Engagement: Hill/Chaussee
• Engagement: Finstad/Moran
• 50th Anniversary: Davis
• Message of the week: Where do we all belong?
• Pro Championship Wrestling showdown tonight in Yuba City
• Thomas D. Elias: High anxiety for state’s pols
• BRIEFS: Marysville transient found shot, stabbed is identified
• Man accused of Yuba killings to represent himself
• Births: May 7, 2011
• Police Blotter: May 7, 2011
• Three Cheers Letter: Recology donation to 4-H club hailed
• Explore the philosophy of 'Peanuts' at Adventist Christian
• Live Oak woman comes home to burglary
• Body found in motor home identified as Marysville transient
• Yuba City man sentenced 50 years to life in gang murder
• Scouts pitch in for new bike path rest area
• Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden's death, vows revenge
• U.S. adds 244,000 jobs in April, most since 2006
• Letter: Bin Laden photos demanded
• Letter: Not satisfied with Obama
• Yuba upgrades park, seeks caretaker at Sycamore Ranch
• Robert Scheer: A monster of our own creation
• Our View: Guarding the Guard for state’s taxpayers
• California government pensions are pricey, study finds
• Yuba College celebrates Cinco de Mayo
• Two garden tours bloom in Yuba-Sutter
• Punch thrown at Olivehurst birthday party costs woman $775
• Marina Galvez
• BRIEFS: Yuba City stabbing victim in critical condition
• Births: May 6, 2011
• Police Blotter: May 6, 2011
• Double-initial murder suspect argues to represent self
• UPDATE: Motor home victim was shot twice, stabbed twice in head
• Yuba College chancellor's search narrowed to three finalists
• Magic Theater show a magic carpet ride for your family
• IHOP shooting suspect held to answer on attempted murder
• State bill would allow private aid for illegal students
• Big rig crashes on Highway 65 near Sheridan
• Every 15 Minutes school assembly shares sobering stats
• Central Gaither students participate in annual Egg Drop
• Education Briefs
• With his death, was justice served?
• Where do we go from here?
• Make reading time fun for kids
• Classroom Notes
• Yuba City will go it alone with animal shelter
• $95 million Measure J bond slashed to $35 million
• Teen leads high-speed chase into Marysville
• Tim Trusheim
• Police Blotter: May 5, 2011
• Births: May 5, 2011
• Our View: Unions’ contracts inexcusable
• Ron Hart: What happens in Pakistan stays in Pakistan
• Briefs: Woodland stabbing victim in stable condition
• Letter: Support U.S. military
• Letter: Tea partiers love their country
• Letter: Chickens rescue questioned
• Y-S Youth Symphony concert will get people 'Swingin' into Spring'
• Riverside boy, 10, charged with murdering neo-Nazi dad
• UPDATE: Yuba City woman seriously injured in big rig rollover
• Massive drug raid nets dozens of arrests
• Foothills man has been missing since April 24
• Parolee caught after driving into ditch, fence
• White House not releasing photo of slain bin Laden
• Yuba City man arrested in Woodland stabbing
• Dukes wants fees rather than taxes for new arena
• Our View: This is how to fight terrorists
• Neighbor's Favorite: Samosas
• Enjoy maple-pecan pie from Canada
• Byron York: Huckabee decision will shape race
• Uncorked: Weeknight wines
• Serve this berry trifle on Mother's Day
• Letter: Texas example stinks
• California Supreme Court hears Sutter auditor-controller case
• Who will care for Marley?
• Yuba County takes no position on trash legislation
• Yuba County link in interstate drug trafficking
• Marysville community garden taking shape
• Businesses get advice on ADA lawsuits
• Local briefs: Man with steak knife robs tavern
• Beekeeper finds a home for unwanted swarms
• Sherry Brengman: ‘I’d climb a cliff and squawk at an eagle’
• Births: May 2, 2011
• Police blotter: May 4, 2011
• Sutter County supervisors OK early retirement offer
• Man held to answer in Yuba City car-to-car shooting
• Pakistan critical of U.S. raid on bin Laden
• You can order a beer via Twitter
• Tierra Buena Tavern robbed
• Mid-Valley Muslims relieved by news of bin Laden's death
• OPINION: Johnson might be in over his head
• 49ers' season struggles become gain
• Local wrestlers have good weekends
• 40 minutes to capture or kill: The fight for bin Laden
• Residents rejoice in news of bin Laden's death
• Gold Sox Youth Skills Camp
• Our View: Bin Laden's death offers a measure of justice
• Other Views: Celebrating a victory over terrorism
• Bruce Fricker
• Briefs: Road work begins Thursday
• Letter: Recognize substitute teachers
• Police Blotter: May 3, 2011
• Births: May 1, 2011
• Woman's fight for historic home takes new twist
• Man may face three strikes law
• 392-acre annexation to Live Oak wins OK
• Lamira Herrera
• Victims' families upset over bin Laden's quick sea burial
• Facebook photo sends woman to prison for 12 years
• Store employee attacked, robbed in Loma Rica
• Supervisor Vasquez says actions were justified
• Kings to remain in Sacramento at least one more year
• Sacramento mayor celebrates Kings' decision to stay
• U.S. forces kill Osama bin Laden: 'Justice has been done'
• President Obama's remarks on killing of Osama bin Laden
• Y.C. man with dead body in camper arrested in Plumas County
• First parade adds to Cinco de Mayo tradition
• Woman gives Y.C. feral chickens sanctuary
• Since You Asked: Yuba City Best Buy hopes dead
• Diana Joyner
• Police Blotter: May 2, 2011
• Births: April 30, 2011
• Talk Back: Banner flap, animal shelter worries, home for Kings?
• Connie Schultz: Honor thy children, too
• Letter: Local students do us proud
• Letter: Take care in parking lots
• Letter: Time to honor school staffs
• Y.C. tobacco shop rolling along
• New animal shelter moving forward in ‘very frustrating process’
• Health Briefs
• Boutique medicine
• What causes post-op brain fog?
• New column digs for 'The Root' cause of disease
• How to find good adult day care
• Here is a bullying solution that really works
• Health Calendar
• Beale Air Show: Nostalgia and awe
• BUSINESS BRIEFS: River Valley Bank records another profit
• Ag at Large: Walnuts, almonds at risk of market overshoot
• Veterinarian: Shelter staff doing good job despite problems
• Consumer Tech Talk: Spam can't be stopped, only controlled
• Three arrested in traffic stop; 1 flees
• State board rejects OPUD union’s complaint
• Off Beat: Put up your Dukes
• Levee assessment increase approved
• This Week in Local History
• Was Jesus really crucified?
• Local briefs: Water company schedules flushing
• MRP: Big boys come to town
• Sutter aims high: Rifle team excelling
• Births: April 29, 2011
• Police blotter: May 1, 2011
• Newspaper editorials on President Obama's birth certificate
• A bit of Britain in Sutter County: Rio Oso does it royally
• Farmland protection in peril
• Tom Nadeau, longtime reporter in NorCal, dies
• Engagement: Lucich/ Higgins
• Engagement: Stacy/Payne
• 90th Birthday: Johnson
• 50th Anniversary: Bunker
• Singles seek out church bells first, wedding bells second
• Message of the week: The three temptations of Christ
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar: April 30, 2011
• Life Briefs
• Stare-down preceded deadly gang shooting, witness testifies
• Sherry Clark
• Federal official pushes ‘regional approach first’ at Perspectives luncheon
• Illegal immigrant sentenced to 18 years for 2008 rape
• Three Cheers Letter: Restaurateur’s return deserves cheer
• Three Cheers Letter: Friends of the Library book sale successful
• Three Cheers Letter: Sutter Buttes Quilt Guild thanked
• Three Cheers Letter: Coach, parks and recreation praised
• Three Cheers Letter: Dinner assistance appreciated
• BRIEFS: Store refuses return; Linda man accused of pulling knife
• Explaining buy 1, get 1 free sales
• Arson expected in Lincoln Elementary fire
• 'All sales final' reportedly sets off Linda man
• White House, newspaper in dispute over video
• Yuba City wins state award for Hillcrest water project
• Air Force’s legacy on display
• Robert Scheer: All the WikiLeaks fit to print
• Our View: No more city money for theater project
• Letter: Get Y.C. priorities right
• ‘Political theater’ leads to arrests over sign hanging
• Murder trial witness: Bullets riddled victim’s car
• Briefs: United Way donates to groups
• Lydia Serrian
• Farm history on display at Vintage Tractor Days
• Inaugural parade kicks off Cinco De Mayo Festival
• Police blotter: April 29, 2011
• Births: April 27, 2011
• Yuba City man arrested for punching cop in face
• Look to the skies above Beale this weekend
• Y-S Master Chorale spring concerts set this weekend
• Grand jury recommends sheriff investigate animal shelter
• Garridos face life in prison after pleading guilty of kidnapping
• UPDATE: Southern tornadoes deadliest in decades
• Volunteers bolster Marysville Police
• Arboga students explore art
• Spring break is time to serve
• It's time to say thanks to Mom and Dad
• Find fascinating books for curious minds
• Farm life teaches about death
• Education Briefs
• Volunteers bolster Marysville Police
• Herger talks budget at town hall meeting
• Closed captioning coming to Cinemark theaters
• Olivehurst Fired Department fate in hands of voters
• Truck crashes into Marysville home, sends girl to hospital
• Sutter County levee firearm ordinance heading to Fish & Game
• Ron Hart: Only in California: teaching gay history
• Briefs: Man with disability still missing
• Hilary Davey
• Our View: Pension rollbacks poll well
• Letter: Let California vote on debt
• Births: April 26, 2011
• Letter: Have the rich no shame?
• 'Charley's Aunt' opens Friday at The Acting Company
• Police: Gun fired in robbery attempt was stolen from Yuba City law office
• UPDATE: Search continues for missing foothills man
• UPDATE: Mass murder suspect Naso asks to represent self
• Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• Y-S officials: Tax funds unlikely for a new arena
• Neighbor's Favorite: Cooking for good health
• Uncorked: She lives a life of bliss on her dad's sanctuary
• Try this cheese soup from Wisconsin
• Pliny the Elder was wrong about rye
• Frittata is ideal for Mother's Day brunch
• Loma Rica sanctuary shelters unwanted animals
• Panel OK'd trash bill after all
• Yuba supervisors OK adding fruit packer Naumes to enterprise zone
• Police blotter: April 27
• Local briefs: Colusa boy dies during surgery
• Letter: Dentistry article challenged
• Byron York: Get ready for game of chicken over federal debt ceiling
• Athena Bravos: ‘I’d wish for world peace’
• Our View: Sacramento Democrats pitch local income taxes
• Births: April 23, 2011
• Suspected burglar arrested after fleeing from deputies
• At-risk foothills man missing since Sunday
• Woman files lawsuit over Bullards Bar arrest
• Governor bans non-essential travel for state workers
• Search for E.T. shut down due to lack of funding
• Mommy & Me 2011 Contest
• Hole-in-One Golf Challenge
• Sacramento River Cats Drawing Contest
• Man accused of torturing wife for 3 days
• Yuba College rallies for the planet
• Colusa toddler dies in surgery after fall
• Scott headed to Southern Utah
• Residents warned about stranger rapist's release
• State trash bill stalls
• Our View: New Brown seems like old Brown
• Thomas D. Elias: Cronyism admission stains Schwarzenegger
• Letter: End full-time Legislature
• Briefs: Brown wants county named disaster area
• PG&E to replace old power lines
• Live Oak eyeing annexation of 392 acres of land
• Denise Mercado
• Marie Teria
• Police Blotter: April 26, 2011
• Births: April 24, 2011
• Man who killed small dog ordered to pay $2,033
• Gay judge should have stepped down, Prop 8 backers claim
• Parolee wanted after attack with golf club
• No charges in assault on Fox news crew
• Bill would raise fines for cell phone use
• State Department expands Mexico travel warning
• Capitol flags at half-staff for WWII airman
• Easing pets' pain
• Siblings embarrassed about having two moms
• Does sex give you a headache?
• How to choose a senior-friendly blood glucose meter
• Sunrise service in Buttes brings tradition, renewal, family together
• Since You Asked: When is Plumas Lake getting a supermarket?
• There's still time left to vote for your favorite reader photos
• Analysis: Obama paints Ryan as GOP face for 2012
• Marysville homeowner held after tenant suffers multiple gun blasts
• Larinda Connin
• Talk Back: Red-light cameras, Sutter Theater and tax protests
• Herger to speak at Debt Crisis Forum
• Police Blotter: April 25, 2011
• Letter: Fat fight needs mandate
• Letter: Replace Gold Sox mascot
• Letter: ‘Constitution being ignored’
• Letter: Tea partiers don’t get it
• Letter: ‘End this insanity’
• Mike Reagan: Nation’s battle: Ryan vs. Obama
• Vernal pools at beale: Life cycles in a small place
• Smartsville celebration brings out rich past
• Sources: Naso strangled prostitutes, dumped bodies in rural areas
• Business Briefs
• Business Calendar
• On the hunt for Easter eggs
• Ocean, inland seasons set
• Governor guns for game
• Beale Air Show takes flight
• Sutter County seeking opinions on flag design
• Off Beat: Wally vs. AARP
• Local briefs: Per capita income data released
• This Week in Local History
• Amy Goodman: Power shift vs. the powers that be
• Tina Dupuy: Tax war!
• Thomas Sowell : Shoveling bull about bullying
• Ann Coulter: Reagan Democrats: ‘Tea baggers’ or MSNBC viewers?
• Op-Ed: Easter offers opportunities for reflection, change
• Letter: Peace requires understanding
• Letter: Local Comcast channel missed
• Letter: Border security paramount
• Op-Ed: Snooze control
• Op-Ed: Food processing: To dye or not to dye?
• President Washington: The Power and the Glory
• Military briefs
• Just how did the rabbit become the secular symbol of Easter?
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar: April 23, 2011
• Planted by his power
• Eileen White
• 80th Birthday: Harreld
• Engagement: Hilbers/Daddow
• 100th Birthday: Morris
• Good Friday march winds through Yuba City, Marysville
• BRIEFS: Gridley arson sends one to Davis burn unit
• Births: April 23, 2011
• Police Blotter: April 23, 2011
• Three Cheers Letter: Allyn Scott offers thanks for fashion show
• Three Cheers Letter: Red Cross appreciative of disaster response
• Three Cheers Letter: Now you know the REST of the story
• Thomas D. Elias: Stymieing a very good idea
• Our View: Democrats tax now, ask voters later proposal
• Report: Kings expected to stay in Sacramento
• ATM, not debit, better for managing money
• Stores can refuse your coupons
• Man sentenced for molestation, porn possession, embezzlement
• Olivehurst men accused of hate crimes after attack in Linda
• Oakland man arrested for carrying gun near Pinky's
• Poison oak planted to protect Indian site near Yuba levee
• Fresno area teen found guilty of murdering 4-year-old
• Agents intercept opium shipment hidden with package of shovels
• Longer salmon season approved on area rivers
• Teen had 'old, rusty pistol' at Andros Karperos School
• Robert Scheer: The new corporate world order
• Letter: Marquette the man for history
• Yuba College celebrates Earth Day, unveils mascot
• Reward offered in Marysville City Cemetery vandalism
• Yuba-Sutter Transit rejects petition seeking later bus service
• BRIEFS: Dead woman in Live Oak fire identified
• Police Blotter: April 21, 2011
• Births: April 21, 2011
• ‘... it is such an amazing miracle’
• Several Easter egg hunts planned
• Switch about to flip on Marysville's fourth red light camera system
• PG&E's top executive stepping down after challenges
• Woman reports being attacked at Linda apartment complex
• Yuba City man reportedly pulls knife on store clerk
• UPDATE: Live Oak fire victim identified
• Fifth-grader is a spelling superstar
• Butte Vista students raise money for Japan disaster relief
• Education Briefs
• Summer is just around the corner
• Senior project brings growth
• Connect kids with the right books
• Classroom Notes
• Our View: Proof that society has gone mad
• Ron Hart: Trump: Got 99 problems, but rich ain’t one
• Other Views: Council confuses patriotism with developer handout
• In Marysville, a tale of ale
• Work to start on new veterans clinic in Yuba City
• Library budget cuts have book lovers in a bind
• Pioneer Day began with family history search
• San Francisco supervisors take no action on Recology trash plan
• Briefs: Sex offender stays in Yuba County hotels
• Regina Goody
• Police Blotter: April 21, 2011
• Births: April 19, 2011
• Sheriff warns about high-risk sex offender living in Linda
• Obama among 'friends' in Bay Area visit
• Annual spring showcase at MCAA
• Nevada County community rattled after 81-year-old attacked
• Supervisors to weigh in on grand jury report critical of Stark
• Rachel Ferris
• Multiple vehicles burglarized in Yuba City
• Sutter County sues walnut orchard owners
• Yuba baseball, softball both winners
• Lamb comes out of its shell
• Uncorked: Malbec is Argentina's flagship red wine
• Sip a pint, tackle the quandaries of man
• Our View: The union latex-glove treatment
• Letter: Thank a veteran today
• Letter: Don't blame the employees
• Cilantro-lime chicken is popular in the Caribbean
• Celebrate Greek Easter with souvlaki
• Byron York: Have U.S., NATO given up on Libya?
• Rare transplant replaces Yuba City woman's hand
• Yuba City City Council acquires theater’s loan
• Sutter County supervisors shift pension burden to officials
• Woman says eviction from Wheatland home looms
• Plenty of summer classes at Yuba College
• Easter sunrise services set Sunday
• Briefs: Woman found dead in burned trailer
• Chase suspects in Placer jail
• Recology backs bill
• Brian Chandler: ‘I am surrounded by family’’
• Police blotter: April 20
• Births: April 18
• Yuba City man flees at up to 100 mph, later arrested
• Woman found dead inside trailer destroyed by fire
• Protesters rip corporations
• High-speed chase ends three-county crime spree
• OPINION: It's time for Sacramento to go all-in on Kings
• Protestors rip corporations
• Yuba City could buy theater's loan
• Briefs: Registration due for track meet
• 'Mama Hoss' asks for 12 years in prison
• Easter brings egg-stravagant activities this weekend
• Our View: Proposed gas tax would aid higher ed
• Thomas D. Elias: Let GOP have early primary
• Letter: Construct high school pool
• Ronnie Amaro
• Police blotter: April 19
• Births: April 19, 2011
• Should gay history be taught in California schools?
• Yuba City woman recalls 'creepy' encounter with suspected serial killer
• Stabbing victim walks into sheriff's office
• Showers likely on and off this week
• Exhibit with local artists on display in Marysville
• Another teen survives jump from Golden Gate Bridge
• L.A. Times wins Pultizer for Bell salary stories
• Police searching for pickup in fatal hit-and-run
• Your Turn
• Sister remembered for quixotic life
• Tax deadline finds many with little to no taxes owed
• Since You Asked: Are bald eagles common to this area?
• Trenton Lopez
• 69-year-old man killed in Yuba City hit-and-run
• Talk Back: Gay history, murder acquittal, disability lawsuits
• Letter: Legislators ignorant of real world
• Letter: Correcting tax system moderate step
• Letter: Nation needs to draw line
• Connie Schultz: Here's to the poets who share our secrets
• Police Blotter April 18, 2011
• Births: April 14-16, 2011
• For the thrill of the run
• Changes coming to Appeal-Democrat reader photo section
• Who killed Jesus?
• Health Briefs
• Technology help for tech-shy seniors
• How to avoid that post-lunch carb crash
• Health Calendar
• Feathers are flying out of stores
• Boy could be suffering from Facebook depression
• Raising awareness is goal of multiple sclerosis walk
• Pupils have to make up lost minutes with longer days at Barry School
• Sutter Pointe pact criticized
• CHP, Yuba deputies chase, arrest suspect
• Letter: Give ex-con coach a second chance
• Medical bills at $671,000 for ‘Michael Jackson’
• Letter: Fight cruelty toward animals
• Logue hunts for jobs on trip to Texas
• Off Beat: Pat punts to marvelous Marin
• 1,348 take part in Bike Around the Buttes
• Yuba City: Cultural celebration runs out of money
• Letter: Slap tax on meat, dairy products
• Letter: Let's have a discusion about homosexuality
• Police blotter: April 17
• Letter: Don't let public employees rule
• Op-Ed: Coddling criminals creates community chaos
• Op-Ed: Obama finally makes his views clear
• Atkins powers Yuba baseball past Laney
• Engagement: Draper/Lathrop
• 80th Birthday: Abinante
• 50th Anniversary: Whiteaker
• Wedding: Zaccaglin/Bearden
• Renewing his faith
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar: April 16, 2011
• It was a red-carpet day
• Siera Marie Eaton
• Three Cheers Letter: Charter Academy's 'Ragtime' cheered
• Three Cheers Letter: Y-S residents stepped up for girl
• Three Cheers Letter: Valley West Care Center deserves praise
• Letter: Who steals students' money?
• Three Cheers Letter: Celebration of life would have made her proud
• Op-Ed: 'Texas Miracle' trip so much more
• Franklin Elementary students re-enact Civil War's Gettysburg battle
• DISABILITY LAWSUITS: Two businesses fight back, win dismissals
• DISABILITY LAWSUITS: Lawyer says litigant faces roadblocks
• Tainted meat is widespread, study finds
• BRIEFS: Easter egg hunt today at Yuba City mall
• NET-5: Meth flushed during raid of illegal Live Oak resident
• Linda woman arrested for selling meth, crack
• Appeal denied for teacher who pointed gun at repo agents
• Region remains one of state's worst for jobs
• CVS Pharmacy to pay $17.5 million settlement
• Fake firefighter convicted of kidnapping, rape
• Colusa girl covers Taylor Swift
• NBA extends deadline for Kings to apply for relocation
• OPINION: We've been Maloofed
• Rescue effort saves 14 sturgeon in Sutter Bypass
• Don't panic yet – taxes due Monday
• The taxman cometh: Tips to get your numbers straight
• These little Marysville High piggies will go to market
• LaMalfa criticizes bill requiring gay history lessons
• Briefs: 4 more cited for giving alcohol to minors
• Police Blotter: April 15, 2011
• Gold Sox Seek Interns for 2011 Season
• Births: April 13, 2011
• Dorothy Shaw
• Our View: Protect privacy in the 'cloud'
• Robert Scheer: The false debate on debt
• Letter: Community garden rewards
• Four arrested in Olivehurst meth bust
• Murder victim's relatives learn of suspect's arrest through media
• Man catches fire in San Francisco adult bookstore
• Student protesters occupy building at Sac State
• CHP arrests Russians suspected in string of Home Depot thefts
• Grapplers learn lessons about more than wrestling
• Education Briefs
• True stories highlight courageous people
• Lindhurst fights to save its librarian
• Is it compassion or futility?
• Classroom Notes
• Busy April helps to conquer senioritis
• Caltrans wants $17 million for 10th Street bridge upgrade
• State legislation rankles local opponents of San Francisco garbage
• Analysis: Obama buying time with deficit reduction plan
• Donna Stottlemeyer
• Briefs: Jury indicts man for pornography
• Our View: Welcome to war on fat people
• Ron Hart: 'Atlas Shrugged' a must-see movie
• Letter: Republican leaders chastised
• Political battle lines in hands of Yuba County residents
• Births: April 11-12, 2011
• Police Blotter: April 14. 2011
• Mass murder suspect arraigned; no plea entered
• Bonds found guilty of felony obstruction; 3 counts dropped
• South Sutter County residents object to proposed flood ordinance
• Loma Rica man suspected of torturing two women for hours
• Rain returns but won't stick around long
• Yuba City man, 61, facing child porn charges
• Tulare police officer accused of driving patrol car drunk
• Culinary crescendo
• Uncorked: America hits a wine milestone
• Recipe made possible using local free-range chicken
• Oyster stout makes an unexpected surge
• Enjoy a sweet Dominican treat
• Sikhs, U.S. attorney discuss discrimination
• Anthony Henderson
• Former Sutter High trustee rips agreement
• Average gas price at $4.09
• Police blotter: April 13
• Local briefs: Police cite 11 for distracted driving
• Letter: Garden going forward
• Letter: In memory of Macey and Lola
• Byron York: Reforming entitlements key to strong military
• Our View: ‘Special interest’ donations targeted
• Sheriff's report released in incident involving Supervisor Vasquez
• Murder suspects acquitted in 2005 Yuba City shooting
• Reno man held in Yuba County cold-case murders
• Our View: Medicare proposal deserves a review
• Thomas D. Elias: U.S. chamber’s attack on state misguided
• Letter: Tickets policy blasted
• Vandals thrash historic Marysville cemetery
• Businesses hit with new round of lawsuits
• Judge makes own motion to dismiss Yuba City murder case
• FRHG honors its volunteers
• County receives $1.2M to rehab Olivehurst Avenue
• Briefs: Sikh outreach program today
• Mona Hess
• Police blotter: April 12
• Births: April 7, 2011
• Assembly votes to move presidential primary to June
• Yuba County Library director leaving
• Yuba City police staging another maximum enforcement for distracted driving
• Actor Cage's Superman debut comic recovered
• Governor attends opening of largest Sikh temple in U.S.
• Americans driving less as gas continues to rise
• Park rangers trying to control geese population
• Budget battles have just begun in Washington
• Letter: Beware Social Security phone scam
• Tom Purcell: Dressed to kill (innocence)
• Letter: Student parking solution sought
• Letter: Schools clubs can curb bullying
• Letter: Booze sales policy blasted
• Violent crime victims, families hold out hope in vigil
• Since You Asked: Marysville Popeyes still in the works
• Emily Hyatt
• Police Blotter: April 11, 2011
• Talk Back: Shutdown, Texas, shotgun
• Letter: Beware radical GOP agenda
• Letter: Don't go bashing unions
• Letter: End the horrors of bullying
• Letter: More DUI checkpoints needed
• Letter: Give students room to park
• Amy Goodman: One Guantanamo trial that will be held in New York
• Health Briefs
• Health Calendar
• Elder mediation can help families resolve conflicts
• 'I want my own room' can be selfish
• What's up with constant throat clearing?
• Present at the end
• Ann Coulter: Thanks for raising my taxes – what else do you need?
• Tea party movement shows its colors in Y-S
• Mike Reagan: Obama, Congress play legislative fiddle while Washington burns
• Tina Dupuy: If the First Amendment was to be ratified today ...
• Thomas Sowell: Broke? Go ahead and blame the bank
• Op-Ed: Hey, Congress, want $400 billion in new annual revenue?
• Op-Ed: Redevelopment 'compromise' is just a smoke screen
• Our View: Offering voters a do-it-yourself spending cap
• Packages prepared for troops
• Marysville: These homes have a rich history
• Group files suit to strip species’ status
• Police blotter: April 10
• BREAKING NEWS: Man wounded in Sutter County shooting
• 70th Anniversary: Lutz
• 90th Birthday: Keding
• 70th Anniversary: Johnson
• 30th Anniversary: Munz
• 'Miracle nun' to star in John Paul beatification
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar: April 9, 2011
• Mike Elkins
• Hands that have nail holes
• Three Cheers Letter: Career expo organizers hailed
• Three Cheers Letter: Sutter Surgical shines with experience
• Three Cheers Letter: Coalition and council team up for 'Common'
• Three Cheers Letter: Efforts of mental health services praised
• Three Cheers Letter: Red Cross stands tall
• Comedy is afoot, both stand-up and out of town
• Letter: Unions do damage
• Letter: Don't spend what is not available
• Thomas D. Elias: No Wisconsin here, but ...
• Arboga, Central Gaither schools honored
• Government shutdown averted; $500 billion in spending cuts approved
• Defense attorney suggests 2005 Yuba City killing done by fellow gang member
• Colusa County adds leash law for dogs
• BRIEFS: Star Bend security to be discussed
• Home equity loans: Not what you think
• Readers reveal their savings
• Trial date set for doctor accused of DUI
• Land acquisition approved for new Sutter County courthouse
• $9 million in donations saves Cal baseball program
• Charlie Sheen-themed Cinco de Mayo promotion criticized
• Audit finds state agency slow to probe teacher misconduct
• Power outage for Yuba
• Looming shutdown affects veterans, taxpayers
• Policy issues divide sides in federal budget stalemate
• Cat-infested house still being cleaned a month later
• Jessica Gene Logue
• Trial in 2005 car-to-car shooting testing witnesses' memories
• Farmers' market bringing produce, youth training
• Embezzlement charge tossed against ex-Sutter High employee after agreement
• Briefs:: Man injured in goldfields ATV accident
• Police Blotter: April 8, 2011
• Births: April 6, 2011
• Letter: Teacher pensions defended
• Robert Scheer: The peasants need pitchforks
• Our View: Wanted: Adults to oversee budget
• California musicians stand with Japan
• Motorcyclist, supervisor lawyer up over weekend accident
• Judge who struck down Proposition 8 confirms he's gay
• Military families worry about looming government shutdown
• Demographer estimates 4 million Americans are homosexual
• UPDATE: Arrest in WinCo parking lot abduction, rape
• Goldfields accident injures ATV rider
• Blind youth thanks city for help crossing street
• Logue, Newsom saddle up for Texas jobs trip
• Divided council approves Marysville garden
• Students get ready to rock
• St. Isidore students earn awards at Academic Decathlon
• Education Briefs
• Who will win the battle of the sexes?
• What we read to kids matters
• High school break-ups, make-ups
• Classroom Notes
• Cinemark brings New York opera to Yuba City
• Briefs: Man injured in accident identified
• Levee work set for May
• Veronica Ludwig
• Sharrows push drivers to share road with cyclists
• Our View: GOP takes eye off the ball
• Ron Hart: Will Trump throw his hair into the fray?
• Police Blotter: April 7, 2011
• Letter: Are we stupid or what?
• Births: April 5, 2011
• Letter: Don't disrespect military
• Show gets people rockin' to beat the blues
• Cold storm system moving across Northern California
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist identified in Marysville crash
• Father turns off son's music – with a shotgun
• Another crack discovered in south Sutter County levee
• Dish buys Blockbuster in bankruptcy auction
• Study: 45 percent of teens see 5 drinks a day as no big deal
• Assembly guards to carry guns full time
• Yuba sports: Baseball falls to Napa; softball gets first win
• Allergy season has hacking, wheezing on the rise
• GOP offers bold plan for $6T in federal cuts
• Caltrans prepares Marysville freeway repaving project
• Yuba County eyes 1,600-acre recreation area
• Motorcyclist airlifted after Marysville accident
• Our View: Shutdown or not, Congress must cut
• Beale support squad wins Eubank Award
• Beale support squad wins Eubank Award
• Byron York: Jihadis who killed Americans get U.S. support
• Yuba City Holiday Inn Express becomes Best Western
• More help available for first-time home buyers in Yuba County
• Letter: Mark National Volunteer Month
• Brief: Woman injured in ATV accident
• Letter: Shopping center safety sought
• Larry Levesque
• Police Blotter: April 6, 2011
• Births: April 4, 2011
• Put some color in your diet
• Try this gumbo-like dish from Puerto Rico
• Visit with a master chef, part 2
• Japanese disaster reaches brewing industry
• UPDATE: Woman dies after Highway 99 head-on crash
• Police release sketch of Yuba City rape suspect
• Giants fan still in coma after attack at Dodger Stadium
• State immigration laws squashed in committee
• Free food offer packs them into Perko's
• Brown still pushing for vote on tax extensions
• Two Americans shot to death at Mexico border
• ATV accident injures Marysville woman
• Our View: Pensions proposal too little too late
• Thomas D. Elias: Brown, Dems need to say yes to GOP
• Stassi to start season in Stockton
• Yuba baseball rolls Comets
• Marysville begins flushing
• Briefs: Dinner fundraiser benefits foundation
• Motorcyclist identified in Vasquez accident
• Sara Pryor
• Anissa Zumpano
• Police blotter: April 5
• Births: April 2, 2011 & April 3, 2011
• Head-on collision on Highway 99 near Bridge
• Analysis: Obama's prospects for 2012 look mixed
• Yuba County deputy's racial-bias lawsuit dismissed
• UPDATE: Yuba City contractor dies after aircraft crash
• Yuba City home destroyed by fire
• Students celebrate many 'Colors'
• Man found dead in home near Buttes
• Letter: Undeserving sting
• Letter: Schools ignore Vietnam vets?
• Letter: Assist, don’t bash, FRHG
• Connie Schultz: Ferraro brave when no one was watching
• Falconry sees boost from Groupon deal
• Since You Asked: Why did firefighters watch building burn?
• GOP budget plan would cut $1 trillion
• Arrest made in Yuba City theft
• Supervisor Vasquez hospitalized after being struck by motorcycle
• Briefs: 'Zero tolerance' for cell phone use
• Rudy Rosales
• Talk Back: Redistricting, college cuts, health ranks and Logue fit
• Police Blotter: April 4, 2011
• Losing it is object of weight-loss contest
• Health Briefs
• A pro conquers the clutter
• White food equals belly ache
• Sibling doesn't want to room with other at college
• Reverse mortgages are now more affordable
• Health Calendar
• From bags to beds
• Business Briefs
• Caltrans taking close look at bridge’s swaying
• Bulldozed fruit orchards pose an enigma
• Chuck Whitecotton is a ‘pal’
• Beale Falls snares top junior kayaker
• Yuba City considers treated wastewater sale
• Our View: Budget talks fail, so start the cutting
• Police blotter: April 3
• Off Beat: Notable and quotable
• Briefs: Juvenile panel meeting slated
• Births: April 1
• Flip-happy start to MRP season
• Frustrating loss for Yuba College baseball
• This Week in Local History
• Lee surrenders to Grant
• Three Cheers Letter: School experience delights teacher
• Three Cheers Letter: Local injury, rehab service praised
• Three Cheers Letter: E.R., heart center experience hailed
• Letter: Research radiation's effects
• Letter: Another dream deferred?
• Thomas D. Elias: Tap special districts’ funds
• MRP to open season
• 12 legends to be inducted at banquet
• Daughter’s final gift to dad – his funeral
• Judge cuts 5 years from Marysville killer’s sentence
• Jobless drop doesn’t mesh with GOP script
• Colusa Western Days under way
• Births: April 2, 2011
• Man killed in Colusa County accident
• UPDATE: Feather River drowning victim identified
• CHP seeks help in identifying woman
• Yuba College wins in wild one
• Students get the poop about the Buttes
• State redistricting panel coming to Marysville
• Train stop that started Live Oak restored
• Yuba City dropped from lawsuit after agreement reached
• Briefs: Man acquitted of rape charges
• Anneliese Wong
• Police Blotter: April 1, 2011
• Births: March 29-30, 2011
• Our View: Don't let RDAs off the hook
• Robert Scheer: Obama's fatal addiction
• Letter: Let's consider war bonds
• Letter: Sutter High team impresses
• Father, son suspected of thefts in Sutter, Yolo counties
• Orchestra seeks to heal with music
• State teacher pension shortfall grows to $56 billion
• Accused molester now also facing embezzlement charge
• Prosecution makes plea offers in Gridley embezzlement case
• Temperature cracks 80 for first time this year
• 340 marijuana plants seized in Bangor bust
• 'Amazing talent' at annual 'Dancer's Mosaic'
• Police Blotter March 31, 2011
• Yuba-Sutter health: Poor to middling
• Napa Valley drops 49ers baseball
• Doomsday nears for colleges with state budget cuts
• Yuba City police probe possible shooting
• Sutter County spelling champ crowned
• Wheatland woman gets day in court to save home
• Sutter County supervisors adopt 2030 General Plan
• Briefs: Sutter County puts storm cost at $2M
• Anthony Gingrich
• Firefighters save Yuba City home
• Police Blotter March 31, 2011
• Births: March 29, 2011
• Letter: Olivehurst label stings
• Letter: Memorial funds sought
• Ron Hart: Libya and O-Bomb-A
• Our View: Miranda rights mugged
• Presidents of the Future
• STAR 9 testing needs change
• MHS hasn't been very cheer-friendly
• Classroom Notes: March 31
• Stirring true stories
• You can't outsource explaining current events
• UPDATE: Farmworker loses part of leg in accident at Montna Farms
• Brown declares drought officially over in California
• UPDATE: Yuba City woman raped after WinCo carjacking
• Health rankings: Sutter County better off than Yuba
• Judge sentences ex-L.A. gang leader to 8 life sentences
• Woman arrested for DUI after Highway 99 crash
• Two Bay Area protesters hold vigil at Beale
• Logue rebuked for stunt
• Walnut Ave. community center operators told to comply with rules
• Anaheim City Council OKs bonds to lure Sacramento Kings to Honda Center
• Western Days: It’s time to giddyap to Colusa
• Calpine proposes pipeline from Sutter Energy Center
• Stocker, 49ers exact revenge on Mendo
• Briefs: Charges increased in house fire
• Births: March 28
• Kyle Kaylor
• Police blotter: March 30
• Letter: Why single out ex-con?
• Letter: ‘School system is broken’
• Byron York: Wisconsin labor fight far from over
• Our View: Obama's missed moment of clarity
• Power veggies
• Snapper brings Caribbean flavor
• Raise a Duff to Bartenders Hall of Foam
• Boulette's Larder and its heavenly pasta pillows
• Prosecutor pushes for maximum sentence in Marysville shooting
• UPDATE: Brown halts budget talks with Republican leaders
• Man stabbed, punched outside Yuba City 7-Eleven
• Sutter County sets up Facebook page for levee updates
• Linda man's calls for help land him in jail
• Kings owner rips Sacramento official for sending letter to Anaheim
• Our View: Obama becomes Bush
• Thomas D. Elias: State GOP bungles again
• Letter: Beware Agenda 21's effects
• River bottom evacuees look for places to stay after storms
• After storm, eyes turn to bridge stability, levee crack
• Obama staunchly defends action in Libya
• Property crimes jump in region – Sutter County violence rises
• Sutter County hosting book sale
• Court upholds Sutter County landowners’ rights
• Whitney Shinn
• Briefs: Arrest made in connection to Live Oak fire
• Police Blotter: March 29, 2011
• Births: March 27, 2011
• Republican support still lacking for Brown's budget proposal
• Arson suspected in Live Oak fire
• Cab driver robbed in Linda; suspects tracked down
• Murderer's mother, sisters arrested for intimidating witness
• Op-Ed: Libya: Wrong country, wrong war
• Sunny days in store for Mid-Valley this week
• Vacaville man injured by driveway bomb blast
• Animal Control searching for pit bull
• Chico bar owner charged for having hidden camera
• Letter: Unions take advantage
• Letter: Local history info wanted
• Letter: Give Marysville facelift
• Letter: Can't argue with science?
• Letter: 'Stop being so lazy'
• Connie Schultz: Meanwhile, in Afghanistan …
• Aspiring pro wrestlers grapple for lifelong dream
• Analysis: Obama needs to explain goals of Libyan conflict in today's speech
• Since You Asked: Where can I dump prescription drugs?
• Kite Day soars near Buttes
• Talk Back: Water rising, water rates rising, waterless parks
• Police Blotter: March 28, 2011
• Births; March 26, 2011
• Vietnam veterans welcomed home at second annual event in Yuba City
• Senseless war still rages against masturbation
• Op-Ed: Community hospitals deliver quality care to all patients
• Hula hoop dreams
• How to save money when you hit the donut hole
• Health Calendar
• Health Briefs
• What do my nail ridges mean?
• Tom Purcell: A cowboy poem
• Tina Dupuy: Don't use the 'free market' as an excuse for monopolies
• Thomas Sowell: Republicans still fail with black voters
• Our View: Republicans holding the line, so far, against taxes
• Op-Ed: Pre-empt the next crisis in housing market
• Mike Reagan: Time to take out Gadhafi
• Letter: Teen sex penalty is too lax
• Letter: Rideout's ER system is broken
• Letter: Complaints can bring change
• Ann Coulter: Liberals: They blinded us with science
• Amy Goodman: Aristide's return to Haiti: A long night's journey into day
• Ground broken for memorial to 29 victims of 1976 Yuba City High bus crash
• Budget, union protests are about losing the American Dream
• Officials: Levee crack in south Sutter is larger, but earthen wall is stable
• Required repairs unfinished at Linda trailer park as state deadline looms
• Gridley band to play at Capitol to raise funds, awareness of trip to Pearl Harbor memorial
• From hobby to career for Y.C. fisherman
• 2 operas, 1 musical, assorted plays keep Y-S entertained
• 66th Anniversary: Pettit
• 95th Birthday: Cornell
• Engagement: Carr/Claggett
• Engagement: Matta/Esparza
• Engagement: Pierce/Bogdanoff
• 'Hell?' No
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar: March 26, 2011
• Shayleen Kurtz
• 'Christian?'
• Letter: Life's pendulum swings back and forth
• Letter: Wisconsin-type remedy required
• Three Cheers Letter: Rideout hospital praised
• Three Cheers Letter: Pharmacy endorsed
• Thomas D. Elias: Tackling health insurance costs
• Old Yuba drawings to be displayed in county buildings
• Briefs: Sunshine in next week's forecast
• Police Blotter: March 25, 2011
• Births: March 25, 2011
• Guide to online coupons
• How to pay which bills when you are broke
• Cervantes found guilty in 2004 gang shooting
• Legislators pass resolution against schoolyard bullying
• Interstate 80 reopens over Sierra
• Colusa County man charged with five felonies for animal cruelty
• Beale lands MC-12 spy plane mission
• State adds jobs but Mid-Valley unemployment remains high
• Beach town floods
• River rising closer to Lovey's Landing trailers
• Advocate for homeless questions region's priorities
• OPINION: A lot of hearsay in Kings move
• Jury gets car-to-car shooting retrial
• Police Blotter March 25, 2011
• Births: March 25, 2011
• ShaLee Skaggs
• Briefs: Sutter County Spelling Bee Wednesday
• Letter: Unite behind ethanol
• Letter: Republican legislators ripped
• Robert Scheer: Be consistent – invade Saudi Arabia
• Our View: Real scandal at CalPERS
• Editorial: Anaheim should welcome Kings with open arms, not open wallets
• Brown: Unions should be open to GOP concessions
• UPDATE: Wind, rain take their toll
• Clear Lake almost at flood stage
• Storm watch: User-submitted weather photos
• Our View: Online sales-tax bill should be ditched
• Ron Hart: Life's a beach, and then you get a job
• Letter: Don't police the world
• Letter: Gunning for change
• Talent show raises funds
• Education Briefs
• Classroom Notes
• Share good books with great messages
• Prom season in the wings at MCAA
• It's always nice to feel appreciated
• Vet heals injured dog lost after couple flees river bottoms
• Aiming high: Beale's James leading Florida State into Sweet 16
• Combat wrestling fares well in Fresno
• Rail crossing cost nixes Yuba County hazardous waste facility location
• Police Blotter March 24, 2011
• Doris Chohan
• Briefs: Financing for Yuba County solar panels OK'd
• ALERT: Thunderstorm warning issued for region
• Tornado damages Williams neighborhood
• Rising waters force homeless out of river bottoms
• Court retains ban on gay marriages during appeal
• They've got the beat: Wheatland High drummers have unique style
• Republican Convention Scorecard: Grass Roots 2, Establishment 1
• Hollywood icon Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Sentence could be shortened for Marysville man who shot girlfriend
• It's all about Boise program for Yuba City's Petersen
• Get spicy with Mexican garlic shrimp
• Freeze with ease
• Byron York: Unions tie cause to civil rights
• 'Tis the season for schizophrenic spring beer
• Recipes celebrate asparagus season
• Our View: Voters embrace pension reform
• Letter: Understanding essential tremors
• Letter: 'Sweeney Todd' sets the bar high
• Redding teachers seek secret of April Lane Elementary's success
• California’s economy slowly rebounding
• Charter school supporters in Marysville Joint Unified School District plead for charter extension
• Yuba City water, sewer rate hikes win support of council members
• Nina Arnold
• Yuba-Sutter chamber begins move to Yuba City
• Yuba County supervisors get earful on state budget issues, impact
• Salvation Army unable to feed needy, seeks donations
• Property-splitting issue surfaces in Yuba County foothills
• Death penalty in play in Sutter killings case
• Police Blotter: March 23, 2011
• Births: March 23, 2011
• Report: California crawling toward economic recovery
• Death penalty to be sought in Sutter double murder case
• Skier's body found at Sugar Bowl
• Crack being repaired on levee in south Sutter County
• Time running out for special election on taxes
• Celebrate spring's arrival
• CSU to cut enrollment by 10,000 students
• Ray Bull
• Thomas D. Elias: Japan lesson: Go slow on relicensing California nukes
• Our View: Beale's big hit at the big dance
• Letter: Blame Wall Street greed
• Learning to be an American
• Financial woes put Elks building on market
• General Plan gets thorough exam
• Briefs: Red Cross in need of volunteers
• Sewer rates may triple in Yuba City
• Three Yuba men arrested for making threats to NET-5 agents
• Police Blotter: March 22
• Births: March 20, 2011
• Lindsey Bowers
• UPDATE: Deputy recovering from highway crash
• Tornado touches down in Colusa County
• UPDATE: Shooting victim in stable condition
• Yuba River doesn't reach flood monitoring stage
• The Stamp Act
• Letter: Stand up, American workers
• Letter: Second ER needed
• Letter: ASCAP shakedown recalled
• Letter: 'Drill, drill and drill'
• Since You Asked: Is company insuring home water lines legitimate?
• Connie Schultz: Teachers give lesson in character
• Briefs: Nominations sought for Nancy Ferreira Leadership Award
• Mariah Holmes
• Talk Back: Barred baseball coach, police overtime and levee hunting
• Births: March 20, 2011
• Police Blotter: March 20, 2011
• Marysville man shot in restaurant dispute
• UPDATE: Yuba-Sutter cleaning up from storm
• BREAKING NEWS: Power KO'd in Yuba County
• BREAKING NEWS: Yuba deputy injured in crash
• Japan earthquake: Yuba-Sutter concerned about friends, exports
• Op-Ed: Too much foolin' around in Sacramento
• This is not your dad's dentistry
• Specialty services for seniors on the move
• Parents want to split up sisters in divorce
• Op-Ed: ObamaCare rejection allows for do-over
• Heavy winds and rain usher in spring
• Health Calendar
• Find help for patchy skin
• Tina Dupuy: Wisconsin is determined to go 'Forward'
• Thomas Sowell: High price to pay for a political hoax
• Op-Ed: Earthquake-prone California doesn’t need any more nuclear plants
• Amy Goodman: A warning to the world
• Ann Coulter: Radiation is good for you
• Letter: Let's debate gay lifestyle
• Letter: Adults can shape attitudes
• Letter: Scheer wrong on refueler
• Yuba County home prices plummet
• Letter: Second chances deserved
• Letter: Teach your children well
• Letter: Bullying must be addressed
• Our View: Kids’ court shouldn’t operate in secret
• All shapes and sizes on display at quilt show
• 50th Anniversary: Ferreria
• 103rd Birthday: Martin
• 103rd Birthday: Curiel
• Engagement: Gresham/Young
• 80th Birthday: Mayfield
• Black and White
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Florence Pond
• Lazarus, come forth!
• Three Cheers Letter: It pays to shop local
• Three Cheers Letter: Patient care exceptional
• Three Cheers Letter: Enjoy 'Perfect' theater
• Three Cheers Letter: Cub Scouts say thanks
• Letter: Why do state workers whine?
• Letter: Revise valedictorian criteria
• Thomas D. Elias: 'Top two' primary test on tap
• Olivehurst lacks green to maintain parks
• Android vs. iPhone: Which has faster Web browser?
• Births
• Police Blotter
• Appeal-Democrat phone numbers change
• Allies prepare to enforce no-fly zone in Libya
• Waterways swelling; rainy weekend in store
• Man pleads guilty in death of Yuba City doctor
• 120 days in jail for woman in teen sex case
• Official: Radiation arrives on West Coast; not harmful
• Yuba County's median home price plummets to $120,000
• 1,000 people jam Y.C. job fair
• Rail spur to Ostrom Road landfill has 'been shoved down our throat,' people testify
• Police Blotter: March 18, 2011
• Witness testifies suspect bragged of Y.C. shooting
• Letter: Big picture ignored
• Letter: Memories come rushing back
• Doubling Y.C. reserve officer’s pay saves regular officers' overtime
• Robert Scheer: No nukes is good nukes
• LaMalfa proposes spending cap
• Marysville skate park expansion fundraiser kicks off
• Our View: Nuclear power feeling the heat
• Carol Elliott
• Pianist closes Tri-County Concert Association's season
• UPDATE: Convicted felon can't continue to coach at Yuba City
• Stockton takes issue with being named 'most miserable city'
• Legislature begins making cuts; tough choices ahead
• Amber Deniz
• Mexico's 'King of Heroin' pleads guilty to conspiracy
• Education Briefs
• Share books about friendship
• Make the most of your education
• I can't argue with cookie math
• Classroom Notes
• 100 is a special number at Faith Christian High
• Olivehurst home fumigated after new mattress has bedbugs
• Rideout gets 'poor' rating; hospital official claims data outdated
• QUAKE: Scientists say no radiation danger to U.S.
• QUAKE: EPA deploys more radiation monitors
• Jeremy Edwards
• Births: March 15, 2011
• Police Blotter: March 17, 2011
• Ron Hart: All things reconsidered – NPR gets punked
• Our View: Freer economies endure better
• Letter: Drill, baby, drill
• Letter: Marysville roads deplorable
• Vanderbilt's Ezeli recalls learning basketball in Mid-Valley
• Planned Yuba history museum eyes building Y-S chamber is vacating
• Y.C. church protests planned road barrier near Colusa Highway
• Y.C. river rescue call turns up nothing
• Drug, counterfeit operation busted up near Olivehurst school
• Yuba City man held on child sex abuse charges
• UPDATE: Police investigating threat to River Valley High
• Markets plunge again after more fears in Japan
• Reservoirs releasing water in expectation of more rain
• Marysville man arrested for attempted murder
• More radiation monitors to be added in U.S.
• Blue Shield cancels scheduled rate hike
• Ali asks Iranian leader to release U.S. hikers
• Try this chicken recipe from Guatemala
• Thomas W. Newton: Public has the right to know
• Our View: Time to drill more in U.S.
• Letter: Challenge all bullying
• Goat cheese soufflé has delightful flavor
• Go red and buck the green beer trend
• Getting a taste of quinoa
• As gas prices rise, Y-S Transit expects more Capitol riders
• Protests help table Sutter County's levee gun ordinance
• East Linda landlord must pay $11,000
• Sutter Theater funding approved
• Sutter Pointe water pact filed with PUC
• Red Cross honors heroes
• Briefs: Lake Oroville water releases double
• Births: March 13-14, 2011
• Police Blotter: March 16, 2011
• Darra Latimer
• Web commenter makes odd threats against River Valley High School
• General reports to Congress on gains in Afghanistan war
• Radiation bursts from Japan power plant
• Rainy, dark week of weather in store
• Darryl Worley to play in Lincoln
• Teachers across state rally for support of tax extensions
• New border technology slow to be deployed
• Byron York: GOP should heed lesson of 1991: No guts, no glory
• Thomas D. Elias: Budget-cuts reality hits home
• Our View: Wisconsin’s lessons for California
• Police Blotter: March 15, 2011
• Births: March 13, 2011
• Johnathan Marler
• Darcie Hudson
• Community roundup: Local wrestlers compete at tourneys
• Arts-starved claims refuted
• Y.C. father, son back home after experiencing disaster
• Briefs: Business resource seminar set
• Plaintiff brings Marysville bedbugs into courtroom
• Flood control project wins second statewide award
• California tsunami damage estimated at $40 million
• Road trips no fun for Monarch Trail resident
• Ladies crack corporate glass ceiling
• UPDATE: Third explosion at Japanese nuclear plant
• Japan disaster photos being sent to Beale
• Agencies agree on new language for gun ban on levees
• Hundreds of bodies wash ashore on Japan's coast
• Education advocates push for vote on tax extensions
• Erasing ink first step toward new life
• Since You Asked: Why can't we e-mail Marysville officials?
• Second blast at stricken nuclear plant after Japan quake
• Denise Lorente Green
• Police Blotter: March 14, 2011
• Talk Back: Evictions, parking tickets, bullying and Head Start
• Letter: Citizens take MPD to task
• Letter: Road woes run deep
• Letter: A matter of definition
• Letter: Mistrust of politicians grows
• Letter: The oil price fix is in
• Connie Schultz: Dear daughters: It’s your fight, too
• Briefs: Logue financial statement released
• Letter: Woman finds son amazing
• Letter: Moral decline news declined
• Letter: Christianity bound and gagged?
• Letter: Sutter Theater project doable
• Letter: 'Feel-good' approach detrimental
• Op-Ed: When majority rules, why does minority run?
• Op-Ed: Why are politicians so out of touch?
• Amy Goodman: Don’t ice out the public media
• Op-Ed: Obama maintains status quo with Guantanamo Bay
• Ann Coulter: Defining the true working-class heroes
• Op-Ed: What happened to rooting for the American worker?
• Mike Reagan: Lead or get out of the way
• Our View: Battle royale for your tax dollars
• Police Blotter: March 13, 2011
• Births: March 11, 2011
• Business Briefs
• Business Calendar
• James Madison, Editor
• Military Briefs
• Health Briefs
• Who are these dumbbells?!
• When is it OK to slow down?
• V.A. benefits for older veterans and their families
• Nipple, navel piercings done behind Mom's back
• Health Calendar
• Ex-con halted from coaching at Yuba City High School
• Let's start rooting for the American worker
• 14 dead in N.Y. bus accident
• Cooling system fails at 2nd Japanese reactor
• 50th Anniversary: Worth
• Engagement: Sanchez/Mitchell
• 49ers baseball falls to Solano
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: March 12, 2011
• God’s plan is to create fine art
• Stellar acting for 'I Love You'
• Letter: Building life's bridges
• Letter: Rainy-day solution found
• Thomas D. Elias: GOP needs to learn California lesson
• Op-Ed: Panic at the pump
• Falling in love with a car could spell trouble
• Stocking up makes 'cents'
• Births: March 10, 2011
• Police Blotter: March 12, 2011
• New quakes rock hard-hit Japan
• QUAKE: Crescent City battered by massive wave – again
• Student-raised fish released in Feather River
• Sutter judge lets 1st-degree murder charges stand in 2005 shooting
• Chico man arraigned in Colusa bank robbery case
• YCHS says 'Hello, Dolly!'
• NorCal man swept out to sea taking pictures of tsunami
• Yuba City father, son in Tokyo during quake
• NFL players' union decertifies as talks break down
• Suspected Colusa bank robber expresses regret in court
• Teen survives jump off Golden Gate Bridge
• 2 a.m. update: Waves expected in Hawaii at 5 a.m., West Coast by 8 a.m.
• Bob Engen
• Police Blotter: March 11, 2011
• Births: March 8-9, 2011
• Letter: Global hunger fuels conflict
• Robert Scheer: Still in the dark about 9/11
• Our View: The myth of evil oil-price gougers
• Head Start could slash a dozen jobs
• Region grows by 27,743 residents in decade
• PUC rules customers may refuse SmartMeters
• Governor still aiming for June election
• Requirements for scholarship eased after lack of awards
• Retrial starts in Yuba City gang murder
• Briefs: Yuba drainage plan to be updated
• Climbing to the clouds
• March Mayhem Basketball Upickem Contest
• Unemployment rate drops in 24 states
• Brief storm passing through Mid-Valley
• Smartsville man dies after Highway 20 crash
• Academic Decathletes head to state competition
• New Life Christian spellers make the grade
• Education Briefs
• We're all about the drama
• Important books share solid messages
• High standards lead to success
• Classroom Notes
• DeAnna Mackensen
• Police Blotter: March 10, 2011
• Births: March 8, 2011
• Letter: Wrong child punished
• Letter: School, district at fault
• Ron Hart: Governing vs. meddling
• Our View: Dawn of pension prudence in state?
• Alleged Colusa bank robber used money for gambling
• Rice farmers make sure the cupboard isn’t bare
• Yuba City bullying controversy makes national Headline News
• Obama makes time for anti-bullying effort
• Brown calls off vote, deadline to give negotiations breathing room
• Parking tickets at Beckwourth Riverfront Park dismissed
• Levee assessment ballots coming to south Sutter County
• Marysville Rotary makes a well-defined donations
• Yuba City's Johal leaving for El Dorado school district
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Live Oak woman racks up charges on other woman's credit card
• Court stay stops Plumas Lake eviction
• Murder grips Yuba College Theatre
• No jail time for supervisors in teen farmworker's death
• Colusa bank robbed, suspect sought
• UPDATE: Stabbing victim expected to live
• Simplicity in the shell
• The rise and fall of the mighty bock
• Sample authentic Salvadoran flavor
• Our View: RDAs not pretty up close
• Delicate veal dish may be prepared two ways
• Byron York: Obama's bureaucracy stifles
• 10 very good wines for less than $15 each
• Volunteers rush to paint over graffiti
• Y-S ranks high in business, climate
• Missing bedding bites ex-tenant
• Missing Wheatland man found
• Mid-Valley brief
• James Carson
• Police Blotter: March 9, 2011
• Births: March 7, 2011
• BREAKING NEWS: Gang of suspects sought in Yuba City stabbing
• Gas prices climb closer to $4 per gallon; no relief soon
• Men reportedly caught in act of stealing copper wire
• Linda couple arrested on gun, drug charges
• Census: Latinos, Asians fueled state's population growth
• CHP: Linda teen struck by impaired driver
• Yuba County commits to environmentally friendly spending
• E-mail asking for money is not from Yuba City woman
• Fire damages north Yuba City apartments
• Family vote leaves woman fighting for Wheatland home
• Louie Medina
• Police Blotter: March 8, 2011
• Births: March 6, 2011
• Sutter County budget woes could mean layoffs
• Our View: Brown's forecast too rosy
• Thomas D. Elias: Close loopholes, enforce sales tax
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Kim Austin
• Yuba County Senior Center's future lies in doubt
• Homeless given a place to REST
• Duck blind hunters spurn fees
• Victim's granddaughter: Sikhs won't bow down after shooting
• 60 more days in jail for Yuba City man who escaped
• AP Exclusive: Sexually abusive priests live unmonitored
• Bomb Day: ‘Marysville’s big, historic gem’
• Since You Asked: Drinking-water treatment for Live Oak hasn’t changed
• Pensions emerge as key issue in state budget
• Talk Back: Bullies, pensions and water bills
• Letter: Going 'nuts' about costs
• Letter: Peace officers make a difference
• Mike Reagan: Enough with unbridled idiocy
• Our View: Time to talk pot legalization – again
• Police Blotter: March 7, 2011
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Courtney Shryock
• Off Beat: Kings called for traveling
• Op-Ed: Put tax question to state’s voters
• Op-Ed: Don’t blame California for Charlie Sheen
• Amy Goodman: Budgets battles: New fronts in Afghan, Iraq wars
• Peter Funt: Who will be Republicans' challenger to knock off Obama?
• Op-Ed: Give authorities the tools to track gun-runners
• Ann Coulter: Democrats beholden to public sector unions
• Thomas Sowell: Freedom and democracy cannot be taken for granted
• Letter: Wisconsin teachers fail students
• Letter: Don’t lose the faith
• Letter: Support CRC costs increase
• Letter: Sutter Theater viability questioned
• Chuck Collins: Pay up, corporate tax dodgers
• Our View: Fitting memorial for YCHS victims
• Births: March 4, 2011
• Police Blotter: March 6, 2011
• Health Briefs
• Which vitamins interact with drugs?
• What's up with extreme sports?
• How to keep up with your medications
• Health Calendar
• Fitness is important at every age
• Hitler’s pope
• Bok Kai: History, diversity of Y-S on parade
• Levee shotgun discharge ban draws fire in Sutter County
• UNEMPLOYMENT: National recovery gaining steam
• 69th Anniversary: Ames
• 60th Anniversary: Simpson
• Wedding: Hogue/Greenetz
• Wedding: Vien/Murphy
• Engagement: Simmons/Heimburger
• Struggling Red Cross battles donor fatigue
• Engagement: Donnell/Burke
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: March 5, 2011
• Grocery bills set to increase
• Sandra Dutra
• Drawing nearer to God
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Births: March 1-3, 2011
• Police Blotter: March 5, 2011
• Yuba City man convicted on federal drug-dealing charges
• Lake County man accused of terrorizing family with gun
• Woman pleads no contest in cash register scheme
• Colusa passes Imperial for highest state unemployment
• Olivehurst man arrested for DUI after crashing truck into ditch
• Letter: English-only mandate embraced
• Robert Scheer: Boeing boondoggle: Pork can fly
• Our View: Governments grab while the grabbing is good
• Police Blotter: March 4, 2011
• Michelle "Mick" Jenkins
• The Gardens property owner had other problems
• House trims health care law
• Sutter County Library literacy outreach to Spanish speakers pays off
• Local author’s tale captivates classroom
• Two more arrests in Marysville beating
• Teichert eyes Yuba County biomass plant
• Probation for Gunn’s gun stash
• Olivehurst residents say PG&E’s pipeline response not enough
• Judge rules against group in Sutter Pointe water dispute
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Bullied Y.C. kid 'felt like a criminal' after police arrested him
• 2011 Ugliest Couch Contest!
• Hard work reaps rewards
• Education Briefs
• Savor that school spirit
• February a busy, excruciating month at River Valley High
• Collective bargaining at home
• Classroom Notes
• 49ers' postseason ends in Fresno
• Letter: Wisconsin unions targeted
• Letter: Where's the stop crosswalk?
• Ron Hart: Mideast despots on the run
• Our View: Offensive speech is protected speech
• Police Blotter: March 3, 2011
• Births: March 3, 2011
• Ashley Troughton
• Mailman recalls Chinatown he knew
• Bullied student arrested after gun threat
• New Earth Market puts healthy choices on display
• Friend pleads guilty in deadly 2009 accident
• Acting Company says 'I Love You'
• Enjoy stories that ignite the imagination
• Bank rescinds March 30 moving deadline for Olivehurst mobile home park residents
• Yuba tops Beavers in extra innings
• Letter: Teacher unions questioned
• Try this chicken dish from Honduras
• Our View: Watchdog's pension fixes seem reasonable
• More delicious ways to enjoy carrots
• Letter: Eliminate teacher assessment
• Italian beer not the oxymoron it may seem
• Balsamic: The acid test
• Ugliest Couch Contest
• 2011 Ugliest Couch Contest!
• Foothills remain blanketed in snow
• Olivehurst trailer park residents get 30-day notice to leave
• $1 million grant for YouthBuild
• Live Oak eyes more funds for law firm
• Daughter follows mother as Bok Kai Hostess
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Births: Feb. 27-28, 2011
• Police Blotter: March 2, 2011
• Rapper brings message of redemption
• Attorney general asks court to lift gay marriage stay
• More wet weather on its way
• IHOP giving away free pancakes all day today
• New labor contract would save Sutter County $3.6 million
• Unknown future for Kings fans
• Combat wrestling wins silver in Chico
• Police Blotter: March 1, 2011
• Our View: GOP aims to keep taxes off ballot
• Thomas D. Elias: State's RDA battle intensifies
• Another owner abandons Riverfront Park motocross track
• More pain in Marysville water bills
• Letter: Opinions venue praised
• Letter: Selective enforcement seen
• School celebrates Read Across America
• Pat Van Buren
• Joseph Anthonyo Lugo
• Meth lab uncovered in Olivehurst; two arrested
• Guns seized in two Linda raids
• Lawyer: Couple confess to Jaycee Dugard kidnapping
• Sheriff: Marysville gang member tied to Linda shooting
• Police arrest second subject in Marysville High beating
• Kings County man dies after fall into meat grinder
• Last WWI veteran dies at age 110
• Our View: Pension bills futile but useful
• Letter: Military service payment enough?
• Letter: Herald the tea party’s arrival
• Connie Schultz: It's about rights, not warfare
• Pain at the pumps: Some adapt, some bear it
• Plans for bus crash memorial going before Yuba City City Council
• Since You Asked: Aren’t there laws on jake braking?
• Talk Back: Chancellor hunt, Mommy Tsunami, sales tax extensions and Kings
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Gloria Vasquez
• Births: Feb. 26, 2011
• Police Blotter: Feb. 28, 2011
• Health Briefs
• Tinnitus: Tips and treatments for ringing ears
• Laugh out loud for philanthropy
• Is your closet the right age?
• Health Calendar
• Finding relief from chronic pain
• Anorexic girl dying for sister to tell on her
• Suited to be dragon carriers
• Typical crash fatality: male, middle-aged, drunk
• Ann Coulter: Look for the union fable when propaganda exists
• End of building slowdown not seen
• Amy Goodman: Demonizing the workers asked to make sacrifices
• Peter Funt: Postal Service a fine American institution
• Thomas Sowell: Suddenly, voices of moderation all the rage
• Running for a good cause
• Don Monkerud: America: On the road to ruin or resurgence?
• Op-Ed: Piracy is the scourge of Somalia
• Yuba City wants out of accident suit
• Op-Ed: Status quo unsustainable, but approach is wrong
• Op-Ed: Senior citizens are going hungry
• Sutter County considering search for corporation yard site
• Letter: Lawmakers just blowing smoke
• Letter: Establish a 24-hour clinic
• Letter: FATE helps represent
• Mid-Valley brief
• 70th Anniversary: Walter
• 60th Anniversary: Owen
• 35th Anniversary: Jackson
• Engagement: Garcia/Chohan
• Puppets make the point
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Feb. 26, 2011
• Life Briefs
• Steven Spatafore
• Why do we suffer?
• Three Cheers Letter: Stassi's effort a big hit
• Thomas D. Elias: Brown must use the bully pulpit
• Op-Ed: Don’t believe SCTA’s argument
• Police Blotter: Feb. 26, 2011
• Births: Feb. 23-24, 2011
• Uneasy playoff victory for Niners
• Campbells combine for 'I Love You'
• Sutter County Jail suicide sparks federal lawsuit
• Officers' personnel records won't be released, judge rules
• Argument leads to stabbing in east Linda
• Marysville football standout arrested for assault
• Winter storm hits Yuba-Sutter region
• Four cited in Marysville for providing alcohol to minors
• Bay Area family's home burglarized while at son's burial
• Let the playoffs begin for Yuba men
• Public access pushed on Yuba River near Parks Bar Bridge
• Gov. Brown challenges GOP in his budget pitch
• Gov. Brown challenges GOP in his budget pitch
• Trade journal honors Appeal-Democrat
• $172,000 request to fix Sutter Theater marquee, other upgrades
• Letter: Insurance can pay off
• Robert Scheer: Betting on Arianna Huffington
• Our View: Nibbling at deficit not the answer
• Ken Shryock
• Police Blotter: Feb. 25, 2011
• Ex-Wheatland official's lawsuit claims firing was for raising safety concerns
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Foothills residents warned of suspicious vehicle
• Concert features young artists
• Olivehurst man caught with meth hidden inside pens
• Preliminary hearing delayed for Sutter double-murder suspect
• Kings request extension of relocation deadline
• Winter storm could bring snow to valley floor
• Appeal-Democrat's multimedia efforts honored
• Met Opera in HD at Cinemark
• Contest ignites 'Sparks' at Arboga Elementary
• Education Briefs
• Spring is full of possibility at Gridley High
• So many chances to volunteer at Wheatland High
• Engage little readers with interactivity
• Classroom Notes
• Letter: Union actions appalling
• Letter: Gay is his choice
• Ron Hart: Support politicians who cut spending
• Our View: Greece, Wisconsin ... California next in line?
• Police Blotter: Feb. 24, 2011
• Births: Feb. 22, 2011
• Ashley Hickey
• Student does well with 'sick' message
• Criticism marks search for new chancellor
• Yuba-Sutter heroin smuggling suspects not charged
• Mid-Valley briefs
• New pertussis immunization requirement
• Facebook photo might send woman to prison
• Good deed: Single mother's wallet, $2,100 returned
• Federal government drops defense of anti-gay marriage law
• A cold cut above
• Uncorked: From Alsace, with love
• Try this twist on tamales
• Micro malt farms join 'localvore' movement
• Discover all you can do with carrots
• Mommy Tsunami marchers deliver message
• Music fee strikes sour note for Marysville
• ‘Yee haw!’ No layoffs for certificated staff in Yuba City Unified
• It's Oscar night in Colusa
• Rudy Aguinaldo
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Letter: Whose rights protected?
• Tina Dupuy: What a populist movement looks like
• Our View: Goodbye, Gadhafi?
• Births: Feb. 21, 2011
• Teen's 'horrible decision' costs him one year in Hall
• Eight years in prison for Colusa man who raped teen
• Yuba County plowing forward with landfill study
• Yuba City man hid meth pipe in beer bottle, deputies say
• Nevada County man injured by samurai sword
• Oregon House couple recycles wine barrels into fine furniture
• Home prices hit post-bust lows in most big cities
• Four American hostages killed by Somali pirates
• SoCal woman reportedly kills son with hammer
• Yuba earns baseball split with Feather River
• Yuba basketball to open playoffs on Friday
• Jeannie Morrissey
• Police Blotter: Feb. 22, 2011
• Births: Feb. 17 & 20, 2011
• Our View: Put brakes on 'train to nowhere'
• Thomas D. Elias: Texas no longer laughing at us
• Misty Johnson
• Grand Marshal, event survive decades of hardship in region
• 'This is America'
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Riley asks for $1,788 to cover legal fees
• County jails could get squeezed with state prisoners
• Marysville board to vote on supporting tax extension
• Graffiti threatens Obama, Brown
• Legislators to consider four sex-offender laws
• Our View: Obama's foes fall into trap
• A treasure of good and bad history on display
• Memories of 1995 shutdown haunt GOP
• Since You Asked: Who is in charge of policing land along bike path?
• Jessica Bowman
• Births: Feb. 19, 2011
• Police Blotter: Feb. 21, 2011
• Connie Schultz: Supporting the NEA is a family value
• Letter: Animal care lacking
• Letter: Toyota lover states her case
• Letter: Budget propaganda thrives
• Talk Back: Pot ban, Beale homes, fair funding and motocross
• Letter: Government should be limited
• Letter: Guts needed in government
• Letter: America's ills can be cured
• Letter: The earth is flat
• Letter: Now that's entertainment
• Opinion: Legend’s visit shows strength of 49ers
• 'Glee' about as edgy as spilled slushees
• Toning shoes: Are they worth it?
• Hospice care: A peaceful way to go
• Health Briefs
• Mommy Tsunami march on Sacramento starts
• 1986 Yuba flood: Disaster was call for levee renovations
• Bok Kai masks made in library
• Dust Bowl migration sparks history project
• OPUD directors shift fire funds
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Thomas Sowell: GOP needs knockout punch in showdown
• Amy Goodman: Obama's plan threatens life-or-death program
• Op-Ed: 'We've got to do substantially more. ... We just do'
• Op-Ed: Sensible recommendations exist for California pension reform
• Ann Coulter: Democrats embolden America’s enemies, terrify allies
• Off Beat: Oh, baby, what a trash mess
• Op-Ed: Enterprise zones do deliver
• Op-Ed: Hands off public broadcasting
• Our View: Motivated to make a difference
• 100th Birthday: Rissetto
• Engagement: Stephenson/Price
• Engagement: Scott/Totten
• Engagement: Taylor/O'Sullivan
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Feb. 19, 2011
• Jim DeGroodt
• Changes of meaning
• Police Blotter: Feb. 19, 2011
• Births: Feb. 17, 2011
• BVC title in hand, 49ers await playoffs
• Yuba’s vet tech program revitalized
• Three Cheers Letter: Pre-Game served them well
• Three Cheers Letter: 'Community love' overwhelms
• Thomas D. Elias: Carbon trading critics have it wrong
• Our View: Pension defenders invested in a fallacy
• Family seeks answers in Sutter County inmate’s death
• U.S. House blocks Planned Parenthood funding
• Report: Redevelopment funds used to pay staff salaries
• Tahoe ski resorts brimming with fresh snow for holiday weekend
• Colusa bans marijuana dispensaries, for now
• Robert Scheer: Home sweet Wall Street
• Letter: Hold national anthem sacred
• Our View: Throwing good money after bad?
• Jennifer Pixley
• Births: Feb. 15-16, 2011
• Police Blotter: Feb. 18, 2011
• Linda man connects strands of family history
• Working moms have sicker kids
• Yuba City police seek robot for impasses
• Keeping fit with fun
• Shop local push gets nod from Sutter County
• Pair of accidents close Highway 70 during morning rush hour
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Sutter County staring at $14 million deficit
• Linda teen struck by truck during argument
• Rain, wind continue to hammer Mid-Valley
• Building permit ban OK'd for 192 lots in Live Oak
• Obama talking jobs with Jobs, other high-tech leaders
• 111 arrested in Medicare scams worth $225 million
• UPDATE: Suspect in Bass Lake shootings found dead
• Niners open BVC tourney with win
• Minor makes major change in curfew ordinance
• Yuba County General Plan nearing OK
• Two homes proposed for Marysville property
• Ex-Yuba College police chief quits Santa Rosa job
• Education Briefs
• We begin with a great idea
• Trace 'The African-American Journey'
• Taking the rural route
• New vocabulary lesson: Date night
• Inspiring true stories encourage empathy
• Classroom Notes
• Top cops honored in Yuba-Sutter
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Letter: Stop fawning over athletes
• Letter: Get truth about abortion
• Ron Hart: Charlie Sheen earns 'high' marks
• Our View: Cutting spending essential
• Educators honored for work
• State Supreme Court to weigh back in on gay marriage ban
• More storms hitting Mid-Valley
• State cut in funding won't end public notices, officials say
• Armstrong announces retirement, won't ride through Yuba-Sutter
• Auto Racing
• 16 Division-I players highlight 2011 Gold Sox roster
• For the love of noodles
• Uncorked: Getting creative with the grapes
• Try this easy fish dish
• Honey mustard chicken a subtle, delicate dish
• Three individuals, 1953 football team to be added to Yuba College Hall of Fame
• Y.C. artist makes Islam statement
• Marysville first with new red-light camera system
• Officials voice support for fair
• Jeannie Pittman
• Two crashes cause mess south of Marysville
• Police Blotter: Feb. 16, 2011
• Births: Feb. 14, 2011
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Letter: Traffic laws serve purpose
• Yuba County could have competition for garbage
• Yuba supervisors give green light to motocross event
• Suspect in Yuba City doctor's death waives preliminary hearing
• Cups runneth over with joy at beer swap
• Hundreds of new homes targeted for Beale
• Disney celebration takes to the ice
• Kathy DeMille
• Yuba men look to use tourney as boost into preseason
• Rosemary Daoust
• Police Blotter: Feb. 15, 2011
• Births: Feb. 13, 2011
• Our View: We all win from this kind of infighting
• Thomas D. Elias: Redistricting may not hurt Dems
• Other Views: Slow down chancellor hiring process
• Spring weather interrupted by winter burst
• Mid-Valley briefs
• A Valentine's wedding
• Marysville BID picture map coming
• Building permit ban eyed for Live Oak subdivision
• Four Yuba City area residents hurt in Disney bus crash
• Five held in heroin smuggling scheme
• Romance comes in heart shapes, surprises and bacon
• Since You Asked: Acute patients overload Rideout at times
• That timeout from incivility in politics? No more
• Births: Feb. 12, 2011
• Police Blotter: Feb. 14, 2011
• Connie Schultz: Hopes will soar with shuttle flight
• Letter: So much for stimulus
• Letter: Shame on state Republicans
• Letter: Sing anthem right way
• Jeannie Pittman
• Talk Back: Winter break, Yuba College and cycling
• Bradley Harrington: U.S. foreign policy: Time to check our premises
• Amy Goodman: 'The real heroes are the ones on the ground'
• Ann Coulter: Dear mainstream media reporter who wasted my time ...
• Tina Dupuy: Obama policies protect GOP from Bush legacy
• Op-Ed: Is the 'Moonbeam' already eclipsed?
• Op-Ed: No justification for fueling anti-Islamic feeling in U.S.
• Letter: Proposed veterans cuts sting
• Letter: Trees deserve the ax
• Letter: Gay isn't OK
• Letter: Leave Social Security alone
• Letter: Mary offers hope
• Our View: States need an 'out' from Obamacare
• Off Beat: LGBT and DADT at BAFB
• Remember the Maine!
• Police Blotter: Feb. 13, 2011
• Health Briefs
• Boy's girlfriend is a lot like Mom
• Treat your love to Carpe Diem
• Mobile safety solutions for seniors on the go
• Health Calendar
• Grapefruit can be unhealthy for some
• Finding love in Y-S
• Births: Feb. 11, 2011
• Business Briefs
• Yuba rock tells story
• Sutter Beauty College students hope to make the cut
• Y-S cash registers ringing for Valentine’s Day
• 49ers finish 11-0 in BVC
• Local Briefs
• 63rd Anniversary: Schaer
• Engagement: Cleary/Moorhouse
• Colusa City Council targets medical pot dispensary ban
• 50th Anniversary: Johnson
• Engagement: Gross/Gross
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Feb. 12, 2011
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Chrisann Sperbeck
• Police Blotter: Feb. 12, 2011
• Births: Feb. 4/10, 2011
• Letter: Beware Recology's 'manipulation'
• Seven cited for selling alcohol to minors in Marysville
• Yuba-Sutter teen births declining but still higher than state average
• Thomas Sowell: Beware the 'judicial activism' ploy
• County Crash Statistics
• Egypt erupts over President Mubarak's resignation
• Schwarzenegger says he's returning to acting
• Man gets 60-year prison sentence in Levy slaying
• Austerity in the stacks: Libraries brace for cuts
• State hopes to stave off foreclosures with program
• Yuba City grant to help fight obesity, diseases
• Yuba College trustee: Teachers paid well, too negative about district
• Yuba County republicans weigh in on General Plan
• Mid-Valley briefs
• From Beale to Florida State, James is soaring
• Police Blotter: Feb. 11, 2011
• Births: Feb. 9, 2011
• Donna Foster Nevarez
• Letter: Abortion damages society
• Robert Scheer: Hey, Obama, read WikiLeaks
• Our View: You don’t hire just to hire
• Businesses advised on how to deal with access issues
• 'Live It to the Max' at St. Andrew
• Linda armed robber sentenced to 21 years
• Man jailed on suspected wallet snatching
• Verizon users line up to get hands on iPhones
• 49ers slam Solano, look to host BVC tourney
• Yuba pitchers still need some work after loss
• A club for culture
• Jumping for a good cause
• Education Briefs
• Ron Hart: Facebook's latest wakeup call
• Our View: Enterprise zones fail to deliver
• Letter: Ombudsman's work revealing
• For the love of words
• Classroom Notes
• Books can help us overcome fear
• Angela Trisel
• What the cost of one meal can buy
• Couples celebrate decades of bliss
• Yuba County residents air grievances about General Plan
• Marysville eyes community gardens
• Calvary Christian pastor brings message of hope to Iraq
• Seven Returning To Gold Sox for 2011 Season
• Tour of California to ride through Yuba-Sutter
• Hung jury in Sutter County gang murder trial
• Governor cancels plan to sell state buildings
• White House denies emergency regulation for AK-47s
• Letter: Blame parents for kids' obesity
• Byron York: Democracy, religion clash in Egypt
• Our View: Greens sue over green laws
• April Hennes
• Births: Feb. 7, 2011
• Slow cooking: Crock Pots make comeback
• Uncorked: TV party? Break out the wine
• Make chocolate truffles for Valentine's Day
• Explore dozens of new hop varieties
• Enjoy sea bass from Panama
• Police Blotter: Feb. 9, 2011
• Many big banks say adios to free checking
• Compromise OK’d on Sutter County Airport rents
• Opponents get hearing on Ostrom Road landfill
• Vang Pao's family asks Obama to grant Arlington burial
• Yuba-Sutter average gas price climbs 9 cents to $3.34
• High winds whip through Yuba-Sutter
• Report recommends bids for school district copier costs
• UPDATE: 'Person of interest' sought in Yuba City fatal shooting
• CHP conducting 'zero tolerance' enforcement of cell phone use
• Field Poll: 60 percent say California child obesity a serious problem
• Tuesday Noon Recital Series in its 8th year
• Thomas D. Elias: The big task facing Kamala Harris
• Our View: Bipartisan uprising against EPA overreach
• Letter: Make inquiries about God
• Letter: Prevent Social Security theft
• Yuba City ready to test waters on rates
• Alt named interim chancellor
• Weak economy puts federal taxes at lowest since 1950
• Owner hopes to turn Marysville site into resource
• Proposed hazardous waste facility not so simple
• Mid Valley briefs
• Local sports briefs
• Alicia Ramos Celedon
• Births: Feb. 6, 2011
• Police Blotter: Feb. 8, 2011
• Bok Kai Festival 2011
• Ray McAlister
• Karate instructor held on child porn charges
• UPDATE: Boy hospitalized in DUI crash improving
• Six arrested in Sacramento cockfighting bust
• Man dies near finish line of San Francisco half-marathon
• Officials in Bell salary scandal make court appearance
• Businessman going against odds in Marysville
• Since You Asked: Why was flag at half-staff for Fonley?
• ‘Stone Soup’ back while ‘Diamond Lil’ and ‘Brevity’ join A-D comic lineup
• Talk Back: Fast food, motocross bankruptcy, tree removal and botched break-in
• Police Blotter: Feb. 7, 2011
• Our View: Tax vote should be two-way street
• Letter: Talk about an ill wind...
• Letter: Anti-abortion extremism alive and well
• Connie Schultz: Cleaning up Agent Orange mess
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Deneen Torres
• Local Briefs
• Births: Feb. 5, 2011
• BREAKING: Three injured in Pass Road rollover; CHP says DUI involved
• Letter: Flood won't be forgotten
• Letter: Taking on the system
• Letter: Cut regulatory agencies
• Letter: Actions speak louder than words
• Letter: Bad owners equal bad dogs
• Ann Coulter: What liberals don’t know about guns
• Y-S United Way relies on community’s generosity
• Amy Goodman: When corporations choose despots over democracy
• Op-Ed: Kato incident shows Uganda needs lesson in gay rights
• Thomas Sowell: Beware dangerous flood of farmers’ spilled milk
• Don Monkerud: Corruption at Supreme Court, White House
• Off Beat: 1986 Yuba flood case lives on
• Our View: Make it a really special election
• Packers’ Rodgers left footprints in Mid-Valley
• Greatness is on my side
• Hate ’em (I do) all you want ...
• Yuba splits with Lassen
• Local Briefs
• Abraham Lincoln: President, emancipator, economist
• Plan lays out road map for state ag to 2030
• Business Briefs
• Business Calendar
• Births: Feb. 4, 2011
• Police Blotter: Feb. 6, 2011
• Health Briefs
• UPDATE: Victim of Friday night shooting identified
• Engagement: Gurrola/Norene
• Engagement: Horn/Bunch
• Engagement: Harik/Lewis
• 80th Birthday: Torres
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Feb. 5, 2011
• Man shot; car plows into Y.C. orchard
• Yuba City Toyota buys naming rights to Y-S Fairgrounds' main building
• Fast food industry ignores portion size recommendations
• Arbuckle fire district filed state salary data late
• Yuba runs away in season opener
• 49ers roll to road victory
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• David Bird
• Prosecutor says tattoos help prove Cervantes killed person
• What’s your world-and-life view?
• Births: Feb. 3, 2011
• Linda teen films himself breaking into liquor store
• Occupants survive Elverta helicopter crash
• Olivehurst residents want PG&E pipelines moved
• Mourners salute beloved Hmong leader Gen. Vang Pao
• DATABASE: 2010 Yuba City salaries now listed
• Janitor pleads not guilty in Placerville school shooting
• Letter: Obeying laws saves fines
• Letter: In praise of Sandy Fonley
• Letter: Remembering '55 flood
• Mike Reagan: Super Bowl: The untold story
• Our View: Let Egypt handle its conflict
• Mike Trumm
• Police Blotter: Feb. 4, 2011
• Births: Feb. 1-2, 2011
• Yuba City's Sanborn water project almost done
• Yuba back on the diamond
• FEMA ready with flood-risk charts in Sutter County
• Bernanke upbeat on economy's recovery
• Ostrom Road landfill battle heats up in Yuba County
• 300 eucalyptus facing ax along Highway 70 for drivers' safety
• Y.C. water utility gets high mark
• Marysville stays green with couple's dedication, grant for trees
• Meridian store burglary caught on camera
• Man sentenced 12 years for raping, using Taser on woman
• Judge rules Garrido competent to stand trial for kidnapping
• AD Academy: Facebook 101
• Janitor tells police he was fired before shooting principal
• Kidnapped boy died from drowning
• Man suspected of stealing $60,000 in makeup from Macy's
• U.S. attorney warns Oakland that its marijuana law is illegal
• 49ers crush scariest conference opponent
• A boost for youths
• Education Briefs
• Celebrating the spirit of teamwork
• Books can raise awareness
• The kids are watching
• Ron Hart: Egyptians unfriend Mubarak
• Our View: Obamacare closer to Supreme Court
• Letter: Opinions made to be shared
• Letter: FRHG management disturbing
• Classroom Notes
• Laughing Lotus livens up Marysville
• Salmon runs, Englebright Dam debated in hydropower relicensing bid
• ADVarsitySports.com has new look
• Marysville Fire Department to restore 3 jobs with federal grant
• Local fire districts fail state demand to list salaries
• Yuba resident pleased with haul road ruling
• Witness in murder trial says he fears retaliation
• Sex with 14-year-old leads to young man's arrest
• UPDATE: Principal shot, killed at Placerville school
• Unoccupied residence catches fire in Tierra Buena
• Need for redevelopment program debated
• Yuba City protests state plan to take redevelopment funds
• Motocross operator fails to pay rent
• Witness intimidated on stand
• Neighbor's Favorite: David Gonzales’ shrimp ceviche
• Our View: Brown's same old taxing approach
• Letter: Reader wants to be amused
• Letter: Marysville needs its lights
• Letter: Comics, headline concerns
• Byron York: Today's GOP lives in Reagan's world
• Add suds to your chili this Sunday
• Warm up with soup and fritters
• Uncorked: It's time to call a cab
• Rice pilaf's origins date back to centuries B.C.
• Season rides on tonight for Yuba men
• Sutter County supervisors OK loan for Robbins water district
• Yuba supervisors OK $10.5 million Chevron solar pact
• Colusa Farm Show opens
• Yuba City man dies in hospital after leaving jail
• UPDATE: Yuba City man critical after hotel shooting
• Kidnapped boy's body found in Central California canal
• Forums tackle plans for replacing Fifth Street bridge
• Local lawmakers cool to Brown's special election plans
• High school science buildings get state funds
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Thomas D. Elias: Primary change could aid state GOP
• Our View: Time for real cuts, not more 'investing'
• Letter: Weighing in on comics
• Letter: 'Humbug' review upsets reader
• Loren MccRory
• Police Blotter: Feb. 1, 2011
• Births: Jan. 28, 2011
• Jack Levine
• Whitman spent $178 million on failed gubernatorial run
• More than $46 million spent on Prop. 23 campaign
• Truck rolls in Yuba City accident
• Brown pushes for special election in state address
• Linda woman could get 90 days in jail in teen sex case
• Car shot up, school hit after fight on Yuba City street
• Olivehurst man pleads not guilty to shooting roommate
• UPDATE: Sutter County Jail escapee back in custody
• Federal judge rules health care overhaul unconstitutional
• SoCal city considers donating red-light camera revenue
• Laptop stolen from Olivehurst school
• Body found on side of road in Yuba City
• Blue-collar look hides artist in Live Oak man
• Since You Asked: Y.C. traffic signal stuck in a cycle – will be replaced
• Anatomy of Middle East anger: Young people want jobs, future
• Talk Back: Access suits, drug dogs and shorter breaks
• Octavio Ochoa
• Police Blotter: Jan, 31, 2011
• Births: Jan. 29, 2011
• Peter Funt: The Bachmann Express rolls on
• Letter: Consider pit bull rules
• Letter: Judge not lest ...
• Letter: Abortion society horrifies
• Letter: Consider abortion options
• Local Roundup
• Local Briefs
• Pat Miller: Sutter County's pension debt escalates
• This barre serves workouts
• Many kids today need 'stress Band-Aids'
• How young is too young for menopause?
• Health Calendar
• Affordable vet care for pet owners
• Rural post offices under threat
• AT&T making push in Marysville
• Olivehurst residents want answers on gas line
• Live Oak woman to appear on "The Price is Right"
• New chapter for Japanese garden at Yuba College
• Neighbors protest sober living house
• Dutch dog dazzles students at Yuba Gardens
• Births: Jan. 28, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 30, 2011
• Colusa Farm Show begins Tuesday
• Driving on the moon
• Military Briefs
• Friend recalls no-frills trip with Sam Walton
• Local Briefs
• Amy Goodman: Sundance and the art of democracy with 'Last Mountain'
• Ann Coulter: The hope, change and 'invest' thing that went missing
• Thomas Sowell: Don’t believe empty rhetoric about 'redevelopment' programs
• Op-Ed: Promoting efforts to end world hunger
• Op-Ed: Make California an enterprise zone
• Off Beat: Y.C.’s palace won’t cost a pittance
• Engagement: Haymore/Tharp
• Wedding: Johnson/Green
• 90th Birthday: Short
• 5 Generations: Pogue
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Jan. 29, 2011
• Hannah Nielsen
• Vital parts of a body
• Hot water, bleach can sanitize clothes
• Newborn pressures budget
• Births: Jan. 27, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 29, 2011
• Three Cheers Letter: Central Gaither does it right
• Three Cheers Letter: Hugs to all who helped
• Three Cheers Letter: Rideout experience praised
• Letter: Treaty decision process alarming
• Letter: Reader pans comics, columnists
• Letter: Chiming in on comics debate
• Thomas D. Elias: Dropouts a bigger long-term crisis
• Yuba Roundup: 49ers continue BVC dominance
• ‘Extreme makeover, Sutter County edition’
• 'Lucky at Love' now playing at TAC
• 'Jack' is back at Magic Theater
• UPDATE: No bodies in kidnap suspect's car found in canal
• Former board trustee Fonley dies at age 64
• Fog expected to give way to showers over weekend
• 20 years for co-defendant in Yuba City's man death
• Arrests made in Sutter County ag thefts
• Taco Bell fighting back against bogus beef claim
• Marysville depends on reserve officers
• Local Briefs
• Luther Martinez
• MJUSD gives OK to drug dogs at schools
• Births: Jan. 26, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 28, 2011
• Dozens of businesses named in disability access suits
• Letter: Help local animal shelter
• Letter: Read the paper or be hurt
• Robert Scheer: Hogwash, Mr. President
• Our View: Investigate evidence of global warming
• 2004 shooting victim was 'enchanted' by gang life
• Report: Suction dredging would increase mercury levels
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Wheatland woman accused of delivering drugs to son in prison
• Elly-winning 'Lucky at Love' returns to The Acting Company
• Dense fog expected to blanket Mid-Valley again tonight
• Local Briefs
• Letter: End the madness, fear, hatred
• Op-Ed: Obama's spending 'freeze'
• Our View: Obama looks out of place in the middle
• Births: Jan. 25, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 27, 2011
• The 'Carrot Lady' has a lot on her plate
• Education Briefs
• Chantal Richards
• The best year of our lives
• Read about the joy of reading
• Classroom Notes
• Bring on spiritual emphasis week
• First 5 worries over possible cuts
• Motorcyclist killed on Highway 99 in heavy fog identified
• Yuba City trustee: Governor timing tax vote to scare employees
• Yuba County residents still upset over General Plan process
• Yuba City trustees consider shortening 3-week break
• Quik Stop clerk reportedly assaulted by fleeing robber
• Hearing date confirmed for Sutter double-murder suspect Simlick
• School clerk arrested on suspicion of embezzlement
• Ron Hart: The China Syndrome
• Local Briefs
• Andrea Nevills
• Births: Jan. 24, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 26, 2011
• Letter: Don't repeal health care law
• Letter: 'Pearls Before Swine' embraced
• Byron York: Obamacare dismantling begins
• Our View: The race to disprove religion
• Warm up with a hearty winter casserole
• Uncorked: Que syrah, sirah (and shiraz, too)
• This stir-fry comes from Ecuador
• Hook up with a tall, dark, handsome stout
• Feel the power of mushrooms
• Herger says president needs action
• Gender Bender Day at academy ‘a fun thing’
• Obama: ‘We will move forward together’
• Live Oak, state agency at odds over sewage treatment
• 9-year-olds know their Agribee
• Plea deal in 2004 fatal gang shooting
• One suspect in Dobbins marijuana robbery in custody
• Longtime motocross enthusiast dies after Marysville crash
• Recycling brings extra money for food, gas in sour economy
• Marysville pharmacy burglarized, suspect arrested
• Our View: Obama can do more by doing less
• Thomas D. Elias: Inside the RDA rebellion
• Letter: Respect tradition
• Nikki O'Brien
• Dennise Burbank
• Police Blotter: Jan. 25, 2011
• Births: Jan. 22-23, 2011
• Local Briefs
• Birdwatchers of a feather flocking to Snow Goose Festival
• Yuba City asks businesses how to grow
• Congress strains for civil decorum in tonight's State of the Union
• Masked men protest Marysville red-light cameras
• Marysville Charter Academy has most parents with college degree
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Yuba City man caught at dentist's office
• UPDATE: Sutter County Jail escapee still at large
• Yuba City teen arrested after shooting at Kmart
• Man looking at 21 years for Linda armed robbery
• Surfer in critical condition after Mavericks wipeout
• California man plans to market soda pot
• Yuba City teenager arrested for stealing man's bike
• Yuba-Sutter home prices continue downward spiral
• State budget crisis hitting county fairs
• Since You Asked: Why aren't the 'alley streets' in Marysville swept?
• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne dead at 96
• Sutter County crash victim identified as Sacramento man
• Police Blotter: Jan. 24, 2011
• Our View: Making big money behind bars
• Linda Chavez: In praise of civility not censorship
• Talk Back: Unemployment, trailer parks, ammo sales and theater
• Victoria Payne
• Local Briefs
• Sutter County Jail inmate escapes
• Hallwood house on fire
• BREAKING NEWS: Fatal accident in Sutter County
• Health Briefs
• How to locate and compare senior housing options
• Health Calendar
• Arizona shootings provoke political debate
• Try a cold cure for eye bags
• Keeping up with the kayaks
• Red-light cameras: Revenue down – but also accidents
• Local Briefs
• Births: Jan. 21, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 23, 2011
• It’s the season for ‘lucky’ mandarins
• The Coronation of King George IV
• OPUD, union square off over negotiations
• $350,000 sought to settle lawsuit against MJUSD
• Where everybody knows your game
• Business Briefs
• Business Calendar
• Stevia could become sweet new crop
• Op-Ed: More can and must be done to prevent oil spills
• Ann Coulter: Palin critics sling mud libel about Tucson
• Thomas Sowell: Accept budget crisis rhetoric at face value
• Off Beat: Lunch with LaMalfa in Legislature
• Steve Chapman: Inoculating against true health care reform
• Letter: Political correctness gone too far
• 50th Anniversary: Ibbotson
• 55th Anniversary: Hill
• 90th Birthday: Williams
• Katie Rollins
• God of the Bible
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Jan. 22, 2011
• Leaping ahead
• Set a wedding budget and stick to it
• Couponing in the clearance aisle
• Births: Jan. 19-20, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 22, 2011
• Three Cheers Letters: Performing arts efforts appreciated
• Three Cheers Letters: Biggs-Gridley staff praised
• Three Cheers Letters: Cake decorator outstanding
• Letter: Be honest in labeling food 'gluten-free'
• Letter: 'Merry Christmas' or 'Happy Holidays'?
• Tears for Vang Pao
• Tina Dupuy: Has the American Dream drifted north?
• Saying goodbye to ‘Mr. Bubbles’
• Teacher on leave after report of 2nd-graders having oral sex
• CHP investigating graffiti death threats to Gov. Brown
• Memorial service for Gen. Vang Pao tonight in Linda
• Yuba-Sutter unemployment climbs back over 20 percent
• Bicyclist busted, suspected of peddling drugs
• Yuba City grandma fighting budget cuts
• New Neighbors 2011
• Harrington leaves mixed legacy at Yuba College
• 49ers back in action at home
• Local Briefs
• Workshop offered to help farmers connect with social media
• Brianna Mellum
• Police Blotter: Jan. 21, 2011
• Letter: Appreciate World War II vets
• Robert Scheer: Obama pulls a Bill Clinton
• Our View: A repeal of Obamacare not enough
• Fire chief will survey Olivehurst's fire needs
• Possible Sutter Pointe water supplier has one more shot
• Mid-Valley counties are butt of smoking survey
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Judge extends rent cuts for two tenants in troubled Linda complex
• Governor decries polarized political attacks
• Sinatra's old Rat Pack casino hangout to reopen
• Seeing 'STARs'
• Yuba College district chancellor Harrington announces retirement
• Education Briefs
• The final countdown has begun
• Reading time builds foundation for learning
• Letter: Family traditions threatened
• Classroom Notes
• Books explore sibling relationships
• A new term brings change
• 'Oliver Twist' a play for our era
• Man is dog's best friend after pit-bull attack
• Judge tosses state's handgun ammo rules
• The Gardens residents fill in gaps while owner is abesnt
• Yuba City City Council approves step in Chamber move from Marysville
• Sutter County schools positions may go unfilled
• Pack of suspected meth manufacturers busted up
• 19 pounds of meth seized in Sutter County arrests
• Murder defendant enters plea, faces 20-year sentence
• Hispanic chamber founder exploring run against Whiteaker
• Pistachios are a nutritional powerhouse
• Letter: Adding Coulter dismays reader
• Invention revolutionizes the beer tap
• Foothill producer delivers high-quality olive oil
• Byron York: GOP again targets NPR’s funding
• Uncorked: Start the year with sauvignon blanc
• Try this ceviche from Peru
• Our View: Politicians can’t stop psychotic rage
• Letter: Trouble reading comics
• Y.C. Council OKs some aid for theater
• Students putting new classrooms to good use in Williams
• Local Briefs
• Last Highway 99 upgrade on track
• Grant funds Marysville sewage study
• Differing housing projections prompt letter from Yuba County
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Births: Jan. 17, 2011
• Man reportedly attacks ex-girlfriend with pots, pans
• Alleged shovel-thrower sought by Yuba deputies
• Trial set to start for murder of Yuba City man
• Yuba County budget report portends tough times ahead
• Two vehicles hit by gunfire in Yuba City
• Video shows toddler smoking pot; parents arrested
• Art gallery finds Funky Folks
• Brown's political skills put to test by budget sales pitch
• Yuba County youth commission lacks teen members
• Colusa Farm Show rolls out latest and greatest
• Thomas D. Elias: No favoritism in budget plan
• Our View: 2011 ushers in another round of unneeded laws
• Letter: Double standards at work?
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Local Briefs
• Barbara Ferrari
• Police Blotter: Jan. 18, 2011
• Births: Jan. 16-17, 2011
• General A. Beisley
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes indefinite medical leave
• Seat belt stop turns into 28-mile chase
• Local playwright-directors score a doubleheader
• Yuba County looking at $4 million budget deficit
• Gridley band drumming up funds for Pearl Harbor performance
• Since You Asked: Count your thinner bottles
• Tea party finds change not so easy in Washington
• Talk Back: Casinos, accidents and firearms
• Patsy Urdaneta
• Byron York: To House GOP, illegal immigration is jobs issue
• Letter: Tyrannical society looms
• Letter: Investigate Sutter County
• Letter: Marysville ready to collect
• Letter: A ‘Pearls’ fan speaks up
• Police Blotter: Jan. 17, 2011
• Local Briefs
• Darts: The sport attracts all types
• Theater backers will ask Yuba City for $2.5 million
• Patience pays off
• Keeping King's message alive is the dream
• Health Briefs
• Young men speak about hookup culture
• Tennis puts woman in a sore spot
• Spanish Brass return to Yuba-Sutter
• Social Security benefits: What's taxable, what's not?
• Health Calendar
• Births: Jan. 10-14, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 16, 2011
• State panel funds hydropower climate study on Yuba River
• Historian ties PG&E’s genesis to BVID
• Cleaner parks in Plumas Lake
• Marion Barry: Washington’s colorful mayor
• Op-Ed: Real Second Amendment remedies required
• Op-Ed: How many children will it take?
• Op-Ed: Obama’s speech inspires comfort amid mayhem
• Mike Reagan: A fool with a badge is still a certain fool
• Amy Goodman: A tale of two sheriffs, and the damage done
• Ann Coulter: Liberals seek ban on metaphors in wake of shooting
• Letter: 'Black Swan' found shocking
• Letter: 'Bah Humbug' review off base
• No stopping these guys at home
• Sain sees positives in close loss
• Local Briefs
• 50th Anniversary: Johnson
• 100th Birthday: McGuinness
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Jan. 15, 2011
• Patricia Jones
• This is your life
• Police Blotter: Jan. 15, 2011
• Bankruptcy fraud could lead to prison
• Stock up for bigger savings
• Three Cheers Letters: Sing building restoration hailed
• Three Cheers Letters: Postal carriers, residents lend a hand
• Y.C. dog found alive month later in Roseville
• Three Cheers Letters: Car keys return a miracle
• Logue blasts bill attempting to end ‘open carry’ of firearms
• Three Cheers Letters: Thanks to the staff at the Appeal-Democrat
• Letter: Here we go again
• Thomas D. Elias: Schwarzenegger’s shameful legacy
• State warns Linda trailer park to fix problems or face closure
• Medicare ranks will swell as baby boomers begin retiring
• Suspects flee in victim's car after stealing 30 pot plants
• Parolee tries to run, arrested at gunpoint in Yuba City
• Feds want Yuba foothills land forfeited
• UC applications up despite fee hike
• Yuba City's Holmes prepares for NFL draft
• Local Briefs
• Cleaners aid women with cancer
• New lunch rules to cut fat, sodium
• Sutter Pointe water plan sputters
• IRS offering tax refunds on debit cards
• Wheatland to annex Nichols Point land
• Tracking student cash still an audit issue in Marysville schools
• Eberardo "Eddie" Aguirre
• Default notices dip, but forclosures stay flat
• Births: Jan. 12, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 14, 2011
• Our View: Tragedies spawn potentially tragic laws
• Robert Scheer: Perps in the White House
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Letter: Delusions of grandeur abound
• Letter: Funny comics wanted
• Letter: How to reduce government waste
• Linda house fire kills three pets
• Anchor Blue stores all closing
• LaMalfa's bill aims to derail high-speed train project
• Yuba City woman accused of giving friends discounts at Ross
• Local Briefs
• Josie Clayton
• The blended band
• Where to find the best books for kids
• Ron Hart: Actions, not jabs, matter
• Only five more months
• Letter: County benefits questioned
• Gridley students eager for fun spring
• Education Briefs
• $16.6M Maple Park project could start this year
• Yuba City schools deal with rash of burglaries
• Waiting game continues for Enterprise Rancheria casino bid
• Washington Square Park replacement options scarce in Marysville
• Lindhurst High gas leak repairs cost $21,293
• Births: Jan. 11, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 13, 2011
• Appeals court upholds sentence in Marysville youth center shooting
• Man arrested for selling 4 pounds of pot to undercover cop
• Palin accuses journalists of inciting hatred after shooting
• Analyst's report calls Brown's budget 'good starting point'
• California man arrested for threats against congressman
• Board approves dance permit for Linda bar
• Local Briefs
• Jason Murray
• Births: Jan. 10, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 12, 2011
• Maintain your budget and waistline
• One couple's journey to Sylverleaf
• Our View: Brown's half-right budget
• When in Scotland, don't drink the Scotch ale
• Uncorked: Drinks to warm body and soul
• Try this Fritanga from Bolivia
• Y.C. tops in auto crashes
• World War II hero dies
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Our View: Keep blame where it belongs
• Martha Randolph Carr: Wanted: Responsible U.S. democracy
• Brown orders state to dial back on cell phone use
• Local gas prices still cheapest in Northern California
• Yuba City Walmart employee arrested in Linda Walmart theft
• Verizon to start selling iPhones on Feb. 10
• Boxer calls for stronger gun controls
• Court rules Caltrans doesn't have to pay prune farmer $1 million
• Sheriff: Man attempted to get girl in van in Linda
• County officially buries Yuba Highlands development project
• Congressmen request Arlington burial for Vang Pao
• Top defense lawyer to represent accused Arizona gunman
• Brown proposes extension of taxes
• Pro Fitness expands into the Training Zone
• Region favors uncensored version of Mark Twain classic
• Wet, warmer weather begins today
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Local Briefs
• Charlese "Lisa" Harris
• Police Blotter: Jan. 11, 2011
• Birth: Jan. 9, 2011
• Vera Correa
• Our View: Leave N-word in books
• Thomas D. Elias: Jerry Brown's next incarnation: Salesman
• Letter: Comics fuss about nothing
• Letter: 2011 critical for change
• Gov. Brown's budget plan at a glance
• Brown proposes steep cuts, 5-year extension of taxes
• Kid Scoop Healthy Hometown Heroes Contest
• Marysville man sentenced 7 years for stabbing teen
• Judge orders accused gunman held without bail
• Insanity defense could be difficult for Arizona shooting suspect
• Foundation ready to sue to delist elderberry beetle
• Op-Ed: Out with the old comics, in with the new
• Stretch of Stabler Lane closed
• Desperate tenants in poor conditions fear reprisals
• Arizona Congresswoman's alleged shooter charged
• New Earth Market slated for February opening
• Since You Asked: Where's the right turn lane on East Tudor Road?
• Talk Back: Herger health care, dog mauling and ADA suits
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Police Blotter: Jan. 10, 2011
• Our View: Another round in the war on babies
• Tina Dupuy: Stand by outrageous speech
• Tom Reeves
• Jordan's final flight
• Local Briefs
• Arizona congresswoman shot, 6 killed in rampage
• Ann Coulter: First goal: Get back that $12B
• Thomas Sowell: Third World conditions abound in California
• Op-Ed: Coming soon to pumps: Gas at $5 a gallon
• Letter: Stealing candy gift shameful
• Health Briefs
• Wristy business
• Old diet drug is still a bad idea
• Letter: Flow of guns devastating
• Implement uniform cell phone policy for schools
• How to save on long-term care insurance
• Health Calendar
• Letter: Religious observance supported
• Letter: Obituary section appreciated
• Off Beat: Your water is goin’ south
• Land acquired – but there’s no timetable in Plumas Lake for park
• Our View: Readers take their comics very seriously
• Life story: Y-S businessman flew bombers in WWII
• Passing sandbags is in the technique
• A grand slam for charity
• ‘Dr. Duke’ diagnoses ‘mortgage cancer’
• Marysville skate plaza gets upgrade
• Local Briefs
• Army Corps to repair section of Feather River levee in 2011
• Camera technology helps find fish
• 50th Anniversary: Sullenger
• Wedding: Trefzger/Huerta
• Engagement: Gregory/Lemstrom
• Engagement: Hyatt/Meddock
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Jan. 8, 2011
• Michael Bohmann
• Overcoming adversity in the coming year
• Yuba College men blast Solano 93-47
• Savings account interest rates pathetic
• Use coupons for multiple products
• Births: Jan. 6, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 8, 2011
• Three Cheers Letters: Family appreciates care, kindness
• Three Cheers Letters: Doctor, staff outstanding
• Mike Reagan: Turnabout is fair play
• Our View: Will Brown’s shock therapy work?
• District 10 man finds magic in mushrooms
• Veteran who stole from center pleads no contest
• Auditor's release of salary data prompts grand jury probe
• Army soldier found dead in Oregon was Yuba City grad
• Argument over dominoes ends in stabbing
• Two reported gang members to face murder charges
• National unemployment rate drops to 9.4 percent
• Huge funeral planned for Hmong leader Vang Pao
• Stassi to put on fundraiser
• Our View: Arnold adds insult to a fatal injury
• Letter: Editorial found 'childish'
• Letter: Chamber proposal outrageous
• Robert Scheer: Putting Democrats to shame
• Mid-Valley sweats off inches with Zumba
• Feds, state vow to fight Blue Shield rate hike
• Yuba County program revives ailing homes
• Local Briefs
• Hope for economy may lie in fewer sign-waving applicants
• Drive-by victim called suspects 'bad news' before shooting
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Liz Garcia
• Births: Jan. 5, 2011
• Raid turns up property stolen from Yuba City schools
• Herger takes key post in GOP bid to repeal health care bill
• Admitted longtime meth user busted in Linda
• Forecast: Fog will give way to sunshine this weekend
• State Supreme Court justice to step down
• New Mormon church has old roots in Wheatland
• GOP takes control of House
• Phone providers aim to replace wallets, I.D.'s
• Values reign at New Life Christian School
• Our View: What will Republicans do now?
• Letter: Beware bank regulations
• Letter: 'Stone Soup' missed
• Educating the next generation of reporters
• Don't judge a book by its cover
• Aca-Deca team has dedicated coach
• The evolution of lunch
• Students looking outside California for college
• Ron Hart: Don't ask, don't tell, don't care
• 49ers start strong
• Live Oak ramp adds to improvements
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Local Briefs
• UPDATE: Colusa woman was alive before dog mauling
• Brown's appointments include wife as unpaid adviser
• Yuba City doctor accused of prescription fraud
• Meth lab raided in Olivehurst
• PG&E to ignore Marin County moratorium on SmartMeters
• Mega Millions lottery almost picked 'Lost' numbers
• Orchestra makes music accessible
• Winning tickets for $380 million jackpot sold in Idaho, Washington
• One pan, many dishes
• Uncorked: New tastes for a new year
• Try this gluten-free Meyer lemon meringue pie
• Serve savory pancakes for supper
• Fill your calendar with the year's best beer
• Perfect timing: Men get starting guard back at full health for BVC opener against rival Los Medanos
• Local Briefs
• Froy Farias
• Y-S leaders fear state budget's impact on economy
• Births: Jan. 2-3, 2011
• Police Blotter: Jan. 5, 2011
• Letter: 'May you all always believe'
• Letter: Comics changes not funny
• Businesses balking at access lawsuits
• Warning issued about salmon
• Colusa woman may have been killed by own dog
• Court: Cell phones can be searched without a warrant
• Lottery jackpot swells to $355 million for tonight's drawing
• Oregon man sentenced for sex acts against Wheatland teen
• Police: Headlights law to be enforced during rainy season
• Sutter County officials to be sworn in tonight
• Child porn images linked to former Chico man
• Brown pledges honest, painful budget for state
• Storms, holidays create Marysville minefield of potholes
• Asthma problems rise in Mid-Valley
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Local Briefs
• Police Blotter: Jan. 4, 2011
• Molly Bonser
• Frank Sorgea
• Our View: Ready or not, Iraq should govern itself
• Thomas D. Elias: GOP rebound requires Latinos
• Letter: Gold Sox policy rankles
• Brown sworn in as state's 39th governor, warns of trouble ahead
• Marysville station adds Glenn Beck to lineup
• Trial to move forward in arson, attempted murder case
• Holiday DUI arrests down from a year ago
• Dry first week of 2011 ahead for Yuba-Sutter
• Linda trailer fire being investigated as arson
• Federal board issues urgent recommendations to PG&E
• Yuba County swears in officials; Abe new chairman
• Farmer-thespian role is no act
• Since You Asked: Larkin Road is sinking
• Talk Back: Animal shelters, new sheriff pad, fried chicken and an honorable burial
• Jamie Jansen
• Local Briefs
• Births: Jan. 3, 2011
• Police Blotter: January 3, 2010
• Our View: Days of whine and waste
• Linda Chavez: New year's wish: Good governance
• Letter: Comics change strikes a nerve
• Amy Goodman: The 'Comeback Kid' and the kids who won't
• Tina Dupuy: Power of satire no laughing matter
• Ann Coulter: Liberals give till it hurts you
• Op-Ed: Americans bought into Republicans’ strategy
• Letter: Older adults want relevant comics
• Letter: CARB harm coming
• Letter: Letters pain reader
• Our View: Loser pays, everyone victorious
• Off Beat: Goodbye to the Goofinator
• Births: Dec. 29-31, 2010
• Police Blotter: Jan. 2, 2011
• Business Calendar
• Leader of ‘Room 40’ led ‘oddball’ WWII code breakers
• Money for pheasants?
• Local Briefs
• 2010 in review: Economy still top story in Y-S
• Brrr! Chilly splash welcomes New Year
• Recap of 2010's best questions
• Panelists co-author motorcycle safety law
• Help is available to seniors facing foreclosure
• Health Calendar
• Gonna be some changes around here
• ‘Angel’ is first Y-S baby of 2011
• Y-S counties election winners will take oath of office
• 50th Anniversary: Fremd
• 80th Birthday: Garcia
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Jan. 1, 2011
• Rachel Todd
• More to Christmas than …
• Get a free credit report every 12 months
• Only carry the coupons you need
• Police Blotter: Jan. 1, 2011
• Births: Dec. 30, 2010
• Three Cheers Letters: Good Samaritan thanked
• Three Cheers Letters: Sweet taste of success
• Three Cheers Letters: Rideout Hospital superior
• Three Cheers Letters: Wrestling support lauded
• Three Cheers Letters: Original Toy Run praised
• Letter: Christmas angel comes through
• Letter: Check out spectacular lights show
• Thomas D. Elias: Pensions future? Look at L.A.
• Local Briefs
• Yuba City seniors have a (bowling) ball on New Year’s Eve
• Linda apartment residents sue landlord over roaches, collapsed ceilings
• Automobile complaints soar
• Local Briefs
• Letter: Sacred works improve teaching
• Letter: ‘Pajama Diaries’ falls short
• Robert Scheer: In money changers we trust
• Our View: Death panels, rationing more likely
• Anna Dokos
• Police Blotter: Dec. 31, 2010
• Births: Dec. 29, 2010
• Hock Farm monument restored in Sutter County
• Second time around, Jerry brown still hard to gauge
• PG&E customers skill skeptical of SmartMeters
• Kids find warmth in coat drive
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Counselor appeals Brown Act ruling about job status discussion
• Grandmother's appeal: 'I got screwed'
• Reward offered for information on foothills assault suspect
• 'Bah Humbug 2' raises bucks for Sutter Theatre
• Missing Tahoe snowboarder found dead
• Brown stays silent on reports of tax extensions
• Marysville man hospitalized with stab wounds
• Veterinary hospital donates piano
• Start the new year with fascinating books
• Don't lead an unexamined life
• Classroom Notes
• Mental health patients caged like Hannibal Lecter
• Local Briefs
• Peach Mobile Estates residents lose power, plumbling
• Business offers high-end canine cuisine
• Frannie Bean hopes to offer more than closed Harpers Ferry
• Sutter County fee changes delayed
• Plumas Lake impact fees loaned to public works budget
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Cheryl Brandwood
• Our View: EPA blows off Congress, voters
• Ron Hart: Looking back at 2010
• Letter: Stocker needs to provide answers
• Yuba City electrician burned during job
• Linda man who maimed woman loses federal appeal
• Self-inflicted fatal Christmas shooting ruled accidental
• UC system's highest earners demand pension hike
• Tree fall kills Santa Rosa woman
• 24 DUI arrests so far in holiday enforcement period
• Much to like in entertainment world for 2010
• Waffles go against the grain
• Uncorked: Toast 2011 with a host of styles, prices
• Serve a 3-course menu for New Year's Eve
• Our View: Gitmo may be forever
• Letter: Obama faces hatred, nonsense
• Enjoy a popular Paraguayan fish dish
• Call it the 'Year of the Cult Beer'
• Byron York: Democrats will soon cry, ‘Washington is broken’
• New home for unwanted pets in Sutter County
• Local Briefs
• Vince Allen
• Police Blotter: Dec. 29, 2010
• Waggershauser back where he started
• Criminal law no barrier to new Judge Berrier
• Colusa fighting blight
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Worst of current storm expected to hit Yuba-Sutter tonight
• Oregon House woman escapes from attack
• Sierra snowpack twice as full as average after first survey
• New laws may not stay on the books long
• Pilot defends posting airport videos on YouTube
• Say 'Bah Humbug' once again
• Supervisors OK purchase for new Yuba sheriff's site
• Yuba City apartment damaged by kitchen fire
• New take-out containers give eateries friendlier place in environment
• CHP: Seat belt would have saved driver in fatal rollover
• Our View: Lame-duck Congress furiously flapping
• Letter: Flood memories come rushing back
• Local Briefs
• Post-Christmas rush hits Yuba Sutter Mall
• Retirement bust looming for baby boomers
• Holiday spending rises 5.5 percent over 2009
• Sanchez anxious to take superintendent post
• Dad not optimistic about appealing $25 million lawsuit
• Yuba County residents urged to buy flood insurance
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Mason Rogers
• Carol Bryan
• Police Blotter: Dec. 28, 2010
• Births: Dec. 26, 2010
• Thomas D. Elias: Census results not all bad
• Change of plans: Popeyes coming to Marysville
• Woodland woman, 102, rescued from burning home
• Driver dies in foothills rollover crash
• Man arrested after beating neighbor with golf club
• Girl beaten up at Linda market
• Garbage truck catches fire north of Yuba City
• Next storm on its way to California
• Letter: Transparency demanded from Sutter supervisors
• Letter: Show some compassion
• Letter: Christianity in reverse
• Letter: 'Stone Soup' fan saddened
• 'An American Hero' – Linda resident fought in Secret Army
• New year brings new laws in state
• Since You Asked: Has Pease Road interchange project been forgotten?
• Talk Back: Best Buy, gays in military, getaway drivers, Juan Corona
• Amy Johnson
• Local Briefs
• Police Blotter: Dec. 27, 2010
• Births: Dec. 25, 2010
• Peter Funt: Give nonpaid volunteers a tax credit
• Health Briefs
• Health Calendar
• Four Loko a recipe for adolescent disaster
• Where to donate unneeded senior living equipment
• The gift of health
• Safe ways to relieve baby's sniffles
• Linda family gets creative to deliver cheer in tough times
• New homes for Sutter animal shelter, farm advisers linked
• Schwarzenegger’s legacy: failed to tame budget
• Emancipation Proclamation to Andersonville
• Military Briefs
• Jewish group spreads Christmas cheer
• New Yuba Assessor Stottlemeyer enters in tough spot
• Sutter County board schedules hearing to review county fees
• Letter: 'Get Fuzzy' strip irritates reader
• Letter: End cycle of violence
• Letter: Trustee candidate eyes future run
• Letter: Protect kids from newspaper?
• Letter: Las Posadas supported
• Letter: Speading tax cuts lie
• Op-Ed: Politics invade the treatment of breast cancer
• Connie Schultz: Some dreams just refuse to die
• Thomas D. Elias: State’s budget mess letting criminals go free
• Off Beat: Mortgaging the future in Yuba
• Engagement: Moreno/Petersen
• 50th Anniversary: Reynolds
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Dec. 25, 2010
• Dick Cook
• Getting the ‘Scrooge’ out
• Police Blotter: Dec. 25, 2010
• Births: Dec. 23, 2010
• Step out in faith and give
• Why smart shoppers collect inserts
• Three Cheers Letters: Exceptional doctor, nurse praised
• Three Cheers Letters: Community treasure recognized
• Do you believe in Santa Claus?
• Local Briefs
• Y-S CHRISTMAS 2010: Sharing faith, fellowship
• Is the Yuba County sheriff's office on the move?
• Long lines for late Yuba-Sutter shoppers
• First woman judge in Colusa sworn in
• Air quality grant breathes life into Bike Yuba City
• Robert Scheer: Speaking ill of 'the best and the brightest'
• Our View: Improbable path of humanity's savior
• Letter: Organ donations needed
• Letter: Injustice needs to be reported
• Letter: Bridge column praised
• Retailers hopeful as last-minute shoppers converge
• Juan Corona in a wheelchair with dementia
• Appeal-Democrat launches app for iPad
• Sutter County teen bleeds purple and gold as dedicated fan
• Cops spread holiday cheer to families in need
• Trustee: Covillaud program not a constitutional concern
• Local Briefs
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Jennifer Steele
• Police Blotter: Dec. 24, 2010
• Births: Dec. 21-22, 2010
• Student returns as a soldier
• Education Briefs
• The best lesson results in the best gifts
• Still time to find the perfect book
• Reindeer, hippos and other Christmas classics
• Do what you can to give this season
• Classroom Notes
• Englebright Dam reservoir rich with water
• Y.C. weighs future of historic Littlejohn-Madden House
• Best Buy plans to open in Yuba City
• Top agriculture official retiring after 32 years
• Makeba Marcoulis
• Free Mid-Valley Christmas dinners offered
• Local Briefs
• Our View: California water, here it comes?
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Man tries to hijack car; nabbed with stolen $18K in Marysville
• California legislature requires less transparency of itself
• NET-5: Couple dumped meth down toilet as agents entered house
• Yuba supes to vote next week on buying new sheriff's building
• Parking lot carjacking fails; suspect arrested
• Sutter DA will not charge man for alleged threat against judge
• Some Christmas songs good, most bad
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Local Briefs
• Letter: Christmas spirit lacking
• Byron York: GOP tries to kick earmarks habit
• Wallets to get leaner on too much CARB
• Honed for the holidays
• Uncorked: Sips to suit most any Christmas feast
• Stuffed pork tenderloin is a Christmas delicacy
• Resolve to try new brews in 2011
• Puchero is warmth in a bowl
• Y-S smoking rates follow rural trend
• Vanessa Gomez
• Births: Dec. 20, 2010
• Police Blotter: Dec. 22, 2010
• Three primary options under review for Fifth Street bridge
• Stocker slams BVID over Spring Valley
• Two firms consolidate operations in Yuba City
• Drivers buck high gas prices
• Boon for water supply
• Corona parole hearing postponed because of mental condition
• Judge grants probation to getaway driver in murder case
• 5 pounds of marijuana stolen from man's back porch
• Housing starts down sharply in Yuba-Sutter
• Herbal remedy echinacea fails to help fight a cold
• Census: No gains in House seats for California
• Thomas D. Elias: Brown's honeymoon will end quickly
• Our View: A-D unveils new comics, columnists
• Letter: Las Posadas objection raised
• Letter: A matter of survival
• Salvation Army helps 400 families with food, gifts
• Tony Hawk grant aids Marysville skatepark
• Combat wrestlers win in Vacaville
• Local Briefs
• Herbal remedy echinacea fails to help fight a cold
• Police Blotter: Dec. 21, 2010
• More rain on the way for Yuba-Sutter
• Drug bust nets Crip gang member, 3 others
• YCUSD's reserve fund is hedge against state cuts
• Births: Dec. 19, 2010
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Dan Presson
• Appeals court rules man can use medical marijuana
• Yuba housing prices continue their decline
• Man arrested in beating outside Yuba City movie theater
• Second suspect arrested in Spiva Avenue shooting
• Feds want reporting for high-powered rifle sales
• Olivehurst man sentenced 14 years for shooting girlfriend
• Gas leak forces evacuation of Yuba City restaurant
• Rain, snow heavy in all parts of California
• Police Blotter: Dec. 20, 2010
• Methods to boost fowl levels tested
• Mid-Valley enjoys respite, but more storms on the way
• Since You Asked: Why was barrier put up at 10th and Yuba streets
• Talk Back: Raided pot dispensaries, endangered beetles and crowded hospitals
• Linda Chavez: Don’t play politics on Afghanistan
• Letter: Food measures unwarranted
• Letter: Linking diet to breast cancer
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Letter: EPA piece ‘just dead wrong’
• Letter: Thanks for the aid, laughs
• Births: Dec. 18, 2010
• Sheri McCutcheon
• Local Briefs
• Gridley woman killed at off-ramp identified
• Yuba College men come up short
• Steve Chapman: Left and right, fooled by Obama
• Tina Dupuy: We have the freedom of deplorable speech
• Thomas D. Elias: Bad news for immigrant bashers
• Op-Ed: 2010 is the year of the tea party
• Letter: Taxpayers were warned
• Letter: Too much government
• Letter: Cut government fat first
• Off Beat: Crime marches on in Y-S
• Our View: State budget déjà vu
• Police Blotter: Dec. 19, 2010
• Births: Dec. 17, 2010
• Health Briefs
• Solving the mystery of 'pine mouth'
• Millennials share wishes for a better world
• Health Calendar
• Diverse cultures honor holiday traditions in Yuba-Sutter
• Santa at the mall: Where all children are good
• Veterans clinic proposed in Yuba City
• Christmas comes a week early
• Narrow miss with burglar spurs review in Yuba City Unified
• Golf shop lands in the rough
• Business Briefs
• G.I. Elvis
• Loma Rica woman says Duke belongs back home
• Gridley woman killed in Chico
• 49ers keep rolling along in Santa Rosa
• Wedding: Cedarholm/Lemette
• 40th Anniversary: Miller
• 50th Anniversary: Gilbert
• 50th Anniversary: Dyer
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Dec. 18, 2010
• Steven Howard
• Living in the Light as mystics
• Police Blotter: Dec. 18, 2010
• Births: Dec. 16, 2010
• New husband’s braces can wait
• Put down the scissors
• Expected new Beale mission called economic boon
• Three Cheers Letters: Beale commissary praised
• Three Cheers Letters: Fundraisers successful
• Diesel emission rules relaxed
• Yuba City auto repair shop owner facing multiple charges
• Sentencing delayed for getaway driver convicted of murder
• Woman sentenced 30 days in motorcycle fatality
• Father and son suspected of dealing meth from Y.C. home
• Wet weekend ahead, but flood risk minimal
• Jobless numbers remain dreary
• 'Radio Hour': the bucks, the band and backstage
• Women's group wants Hooters banned from serving children
• Tax bill won’t help those who have used up jobless aid
• Yuba men roll at Santa Rosa tourney
• Local Briefs
• Police Blotter: Dec. 17, 2010
• Births: Dec. 15, 2010
• House passes $858 billion tax cut bill
• Robert Scheer: Return of the great triangulator
• Letter: Marysville actions destructive
• Our View: Enough to make you shutter
• Preparing tamales for Christmas a family tradition
• Retail shake-ups leave vacancies in Marysville
• Marysville lawyer to succeed Yuba's retired Judge Curry
• First woman judge named to Colusa County Superior Court
• Spring Valley gets another BVID water extension
• Lions Club helps students in need for Christmas
• Getaway driver may receive longer prison sentence
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Junior Mojica
• Toy donations picking up but need still there
• Man writes $10,000 check to thank California
• Police arrest suspect in Sacramento shooting
• Regulators begin meetings to adopt climate law
• Riverbend's energy efficiency earns state honor
• Ron Hart: WikiLeaks – danger or disinfectant?
• Letter: Silent cries for help
• Our View: Tax relief is not an ‘expense’
• One day, five sites for Butte Vista Choir
• Education Briefs
• Find a book for every child on your list
• Classroom Notes
• Yuba County General Plan tossed to supervisors
• Matt Johnson
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Births: Dec. 12-14, 2010
• Police Blotter: Dec. 16, 2010
• UPDATE: Marysville police raid marijuana dispensary
• UPDATE: Former Yuba County CPS worker sentenced to 9 years in prison
• Local, state officials bracing for big storm
• Woman suspected of selling meth from Linda shed
• House votes to repeal 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
• Burglar cuts through two walls to rob Yuba City store
• Streaking high school students disciplined
• Senate OKs tax cuts; Obama urges House approval
• 'Tis the season to break up if you're a celebrity
• School has 'Greatest Christmas Show'
• Arts council names new executive director
• UPDATE: Yuba City pedestrian dies from injuries
• Bubble, bubble. Soup? No trouble!
• Canja is a soup from Brazil
• Byron York: In search of a 'more presidential' Palin
• Uncorked: Looking for a gift that pops?
• Perfect gifts for every beer lover on your list
• Our View: Obamacare suffers loss
• Letter: World War II memories rekindled
• Letter: Feeding the needy in Yuba City successful
• Festive lamb roast is perfect for the holidays
• Our View: Happy birthday, 1st Amendment
• Community Roundup: FRAC swims well in Woodland
• Local Briefs
• Sutter deputies help with holiday presents
• Angela Kreider
• Marysville pot shop back in business
• Sutter County supervisors briefed on ambitious broadband plan
• Housing Authority plans March launch for solar array
• Yuba weighs options on paying for solar panels
• Mother killed when caught in Sacramento gunfight
• Brown warns educators of bleak budget outlook
• Cause of San Bruno gas explosion still undetermined
• Robber assaults Y.C. clerk, steals only cigarettes
• Thomas D. Elias: Not just a new governor, but a whole new style
• Police Blotter: Dec. 14, 2010
• Our View: Don't expect new GOP leaders to rattle cages
• Chess club matches wits at Carl's Jr.
• Settler's Village Market closing at end of year
• Residents worry their General Plan opinions aren't being heard
• 60 years of electoral service
• Logue, LaMalfa named legislature whips
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Local Briefs
• Munazza Hussain
• Leo Jimenez
• Births: Dec. 18, 2010
• Masked robbers make off with cell phone
• U.S. judge rejects key part of new health care law
• Bishop sentenced to 11 years for role in shooting
• Tax cut bill advances in Senate
• SUV crashes into Yuba City building
• Live Oak boy tied up during home invasion
• Our Lady of Guadalupe proceeds through Y.C.
• Since You Asked: Why are Cordua Elementary School's gates left open
• Levee district relies on litigation to fight elderberry longhorn beetle
• Talk Back: Chancellor pay, underage sex, toy drives, obesity and historic floods
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Police Blotter: Dec. 13, 2010
• Local Briefs
• Letter: Norcal Aussie Rescue hailed
• Letter: His money is on Palin
• Letter: Web freedom disappearing
• Linda Chavez: Nightmare of Dream Act
• Brandie Hale
• Yuba College falls in Modesto
• Espinoza wins by decision
• Big O comeback on Okeechobee
• Letter: Marysville authorities shameful
• Letter: In praise of WWII veterans
• Letter: The other shoe drops
• Letter: Where were parade photos?
• Letter: Kruger column corrected
• Tina Dupuy: Out of ideas? Call for a ‘simple solution’
• Steve Chapman: Confessions of a former homophobe
• Ann Coulter: ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell,’ don’t call our troops homophobes
• Our View: California miracles in short supply
• Off Beat: ‘Oblivious’ in Yuba County?
• Police Blotter: Dec. 12, 2010
• Births: Dec. 10, 2010
• Military Briefs
• Madison keeps campaign promise
• Dairy cow is original recycler
• Business Calendar
• Business Briefs
• Health Briefs
• Holidays, kids and the ex
• Healthy tips to keep teeth white
• Health Calendar
• Anonymous cyberbully fakes as a friend
• Tough lesson
• Patrons get earful of Emily Dickinson poems
• Yuba set to take on defending champs
• Trial ordered in Yuba City doctor's death
• Engagement: Coryea/Golding
• Engagement: Geweke/Elrod
• 80th Birthday: Nishimatsu
• Las Posadas at Covillaud
• Colusa graduate elected Santa Rosa mayor
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Five Generations: Shelton
• Organ donations freed him from a 'prison'
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Dec. 11, 2010
• Jon Hamilton
• Who is this Jesus?
• Not addictions, just bad habits
• Judge refuses to stop sale of state buildings
• Cowboy lassoes runaway reindeer
• Fired Santa appears on Jay Leno show, gets new gig
• Up to old tricks? Couple arrested again
• Chorale celebrates 'Joy of Christmas'
• Gus a feline rock in church's tough times
• High school dropout rates vary in Yuba-Sutter area
• Gift guide shines light on learning toys
• New trustee wants chancellor's pay examined
• Montna wins award for conservation efforts
• Commercial tenants' rates could soar at Sutter County Airport
• Yuba men earn first-round win
• Yuba County among top in state growth as births double deaths
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Local Briefs
• Lydia Gascon Samaniego
• Police Blotter: Dec. 10, 2010
• Robert Scheer: From Jefferson to Assange
• Our View: Food safety bill need debatable
• Clean technology grows
• Kings assistant coach arrested on DUI charge
• Prostitute details events leading up to physician's death
• Olivehurst man injured in truck rollover
• Federal high-speed rail funds diverted to California, other states
• 'Christmas Carol' still relevant
• House Democratic Caucus rejects Obama's tax deal
• Sutter High student honored for video work
• Education Briefs
• Writing Christmas wish lists
• Teachers deserve our respect
• Read great books this season
• Holidays are almost here
• Classroom Notes
• Espinoza up north for Showtime bout
• Yuba men victorious at Modesto Tourney
• Marvin Swetzer
• Police Blotter: Dec. 9, 2010
• Births: Dec. 7, 2010
• Letter: Newspaper’s values questioned
• Letter: WikiLeaks just more embarrassment
• Ron Hart: The Angle of the Rangel
• Our View: Tax deal the best Obama’s likely to get
• Choices stands tall at Covillaud Elementary
• Outside aid assisting animal shelter
• Aliens are probably out there somewhere
• Bedbug victim awarded $1,600 in case against hotel
• Rain to linger through work week
• Court date set for murder suspect Simlick
• Brown projects budget shortfall at $28 billion
• Sun will come out for MCAA
• Mother of alleged Mexican child assassin also arrested
• Riverbend students go 'West'
• Letter: Measure V defeat applauded
• Scoring greens, of course
• Wine books for holiday giving
• Try a traditional dish from Chile
• Crack open a book along with that bottle
• Amuse-bouche a perfect touch for the holidays
• Former school aide faces six felony charges in teen sex case
• Yuba City’s Holmes named all-Pac-10
• Local Briefs
• April Tobin Nelson
• Pearl Harbor: ‘You can’t possibly forget it’
• Yuba County's healthy debate on obesity
• Obama, Republicans reach tax cut deal
• UC panel offers ideas to cut costs, raise revenue
• Nothing like the real trees
• Since You Asked: Patience needed for Marysville's yuletide 'bush'
• Next round of Proposition 8 battle begins today
• Schwarzenegger proposing ‘ugly cuts’ for state
• Sutter County museum's expansion begins today
• Grenade, weapons found in Marysville home
• Talk Back: Unemployment, Beale protest, long shot, Big Brothers
• Police Blotter: Dec. 6, 2010
• Olivehurst man arrested in alleged vehicle theft, hit-and-run accident
• Local Briefs
• Linda Chavez: Mortgage rule changes unfair
• Letter: Watch controlled burns
• Letter: Terrorists or free people?
• Letter: Giving a final gift
• Ernesto Chavez
• Births: Dec. 1, 3 & 4, 2010
• Thomas Sowell: Behind the 'tax cuts for the rich' rhetoric
• Mike Reagan: Wikileaks a case of high treason
• Our View: Don’t delay on 'don’t ask, don’t tell'
• Tina Dupuy: Palin is America’s full-time professional duelist
• Is Palin too good to be president?
• Off Beat: Battle stations at Beale; protests at gate
• Health Briefs
• You get what you deserve if you pat me down
• Solutions for seniors who suffer wintertime blues
• Put your pancreas on a diet
• Peter Funt: On the hunt for much-needed real-life heroes
• Jams to get you jumping
• Holiday wish list for adolescents
• Health Calendar
• Op-Ed: With hard work, we can ease polarization
• Yuba College men win in rout
• Local Briefs
• Hot gifts already flying off store shelves
• Shady Creek Outdoor School redefines what’s cool
• Area legislators guarded on early budget talks
• Yuba Roundup: Yuba College tops College of Redwoods
• Letter: Character seen in many ways
• Letter: Remember Dec. 7, 1941, Pearl Harbor attack
• Letter: 'Less cancer, more birthdays'
• 3 Cheers Letters: Veterinarian appreciated
• 3 Cheers Letters: Yuba City football coaches inspire
• 3 Cheers Letters: Y.C. firefighters thank donors
• Thomas D. Elias: Gobal warming and Mexican migration
• Christmas stroll: Santa Claus on tractor in Yuba City
• K9 Rescue: Thieves hit thrift shop
• Credit reporting error or a big red flag?
• Ride the 12-week cycle to savings
• Births: Dec. 2, 2010
• Police Blotter: Dec. 4, 2010
• ’Tis the season to entertain angels
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Attorney: Sex allegations against school aide are false
• UPDATE: Live Oak man killed, woman badly injured in crash
• Mystery solved over missing body at mortuary
• Man charged with trying to kill mother of his child
• Great direction, cast, music make 'Radio Hour' one to see
• Forecast: It might rain on the parades
• Robert Scheer: Hillary gets Wiki-served
• Our View: Cut wages instead of freezing fed pay
• Beth Tortosa
• Births: Nov. 25 - Dec. 1, 2010
• Police Blotter: Dec. 3, 2010
• Charity donations down in sour economy
• Yuba County library relying on more volunteers
• Latin America abuzz over Wikileaks disclosures
• Latin America abuzz over Wikileaks disclosures
• Trustee Mary Henson honored for 25 years of service
• Firefighters rescue man from Yuba City house fire
• Skatepark sidewalks will come from private sources
• State cuts may slice $3.6 billion from Yuba City schools
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Marysville Gold Sox Release 2011 Schedule
• Senate Republicans unlikely to budge on military gay policy
• First section of high-speed rail line approved
• 'Peter Pan' flies in the foothills
• Suspect arrested in Yuba City fatal shooting
• Live Oak gets infusion of youth in new council members
• Y.C. 7th-grader gives service to U.S. troops
• Seasonal activities pile up like snow
• Re-entry jitters
• Pirate football triumphs again
• Books inspire spirit of the season
• Help is plentiful, but homeless are few
• Local Briefs
• Americans' wish lists include peace, happiness, gadgets
• Ron Hart: Where we let terrorists really hurt us
• Marysville parade entry doubles as birthday present
• Letter: Responsible journalism praised
• Yuba City special education shift approved
• Letter: Beware tainted water supply
• Our View: Hanukkah a celebration of freedom
• Births: Nov. 30, 2010
• Clerk charged with embezzling from JC Penney
• Elderly couple escape injury after truck rolls into lake
• Dish Network dumps Kings broadcasts
• Man pleads guilty of stabbing 15-year-old at party
• Yuba City bar damaged by fire set to reopen Friday
• Murder case dismissed after witness fails to show
• Lee Harvey Oswald's coffin available to highest bidder
• Prison oversight lawyers get same perks as sworn peace officers
• A spiritual 'Christmas Carol'
• Yuba City Perko’s about to perk up
• Try a hearty Potato-Eggplant Moussaka
• Gifts from the kitchen
• Empanadas deliver Argentine flavor
• Discover the wonder of sour beer
• 2010 Holiday Lights Contest
• Cutest Howl-iday Pets Photo Contest 2010
• There’s still a few kinks
• Sutter County approves Williamson Act revision
• Local Briefs
• Police: Fake prescriptions used to buy methadone, other drugs
• Colusa cop-shooter gets 9 years
• Dukes takes center seat in Yuba City
• Holiday events: Tree lightings, parades, a stroll
• Byron York: Health care promises will haunt Obama
• Our View: Too many ‘secrets’ in feds’ hands
• Letter: Marysville Christmas tree disappoints
• Recycling 'fresh cut trees' is a gift to the environment
• Unemployment benefits about to expire for thousands
• Shots reported in Live Oak; suspects flee
• Laptops, other items stolen from Lincoln School
• Rain expected to return this week
• Loss from East Nicolaus fire estimated at $250,000
• Unlikely picks for Oscar hosts
• 'Messiah' returns on Friday
• Peace activists protest in front of Beale
• Victim identified in Yuba City killing
• U.S. Supreme Court weighing what to do with state prisons
• Kadie Milam
• Thomas D. Elias: Air board needs new blood
• Our View: No federal funds for mosque in Manhattan
• Letter: Worst is yet to come?
• Letter: Waiting for sanity to prevail
• Letter: Pay raise perspective needed
• Megan Spade
• Births: Nov. 22, 2010
• Police Blotter: Nov. 30, 2010
• Y.C. man nails half-court shot at Kings game, wins car
• Local Briefs
• Wheatland map a mixture of love and history
• VIPs help kick off Salvation Army charity drive
• Yuba-Sutter recycling second only to San Francisco
• Revamped road into Beale named after Yeager
• Sentencing delayed for former CPS worker
• UPDATE: Escaped Santa Cruz inmate back in custody
• Obama wants to freeze federal workers' pay
• Yuba City street has history of violence
• Judicial panel named to hear Proposition 8 appeal
• Family goes crazy for Christmas decorating
• Apparent shooting prompts hospital lockdown
• Since You Asked: What's going on with hairy Queens Avenue intersection?
• Outdoing neighbors part of Christmastime tradition
• Arrest made after Yuba County pursuit
• Fires hit two Sutter County homes
• Talk Back: Sikhs, shelters and suits
• Letter: $217K salary sufficient
• Other Views: Eliminate equal-pay gap
• Mike Reagan: We are not safe from the crazies
• Letter: Learn more about CKD
• Letter: Bring on 2012
• Local Briefs
• Tim Hailey
• Letter: Reform prison system
• Letter: 'A much harder road'
• Letter: Paper's content disappoints
• Letter: God determines right and wrong
• Letter: Defining public service
• Letter: Live within your means
• Letter: Turban removal endorsed
• Letter: Lighten up on soccer parking
• Letter: Speeds in rural towns worrisome
• Letter: Chancellor's pay hike 'lunacy'
• Steve Chapman: The case against motorcycle helmet laws
• Thomas Sowell: Political correctness undermines America
• Op-Ed: U.C. tuition squeezes middle class
• Off Beat: Newspaper monitors Yuba City
• Our View: Competition lessons from Black Friday
• Frey is the guy
• Community Roundup: Two locals complete Ironman
• Local Briefs
• Search and rescue successful in Alaska
• Brady Bill blocks bunch of bad guys
• Births: Nov. 26, 2010
• Police Blotter: Nov. 28, 2010
• Ruling backs crops’ promo boards
• Business Calendar
• Big Brothers Big Sisters: Area man gives what he didn’t get as boy
• Mamo on the map
• Local Briefs
• Wedding: Eskovitz/Sharkey
• 50th Anniversary: Warnes
• Church-charter school partnerships
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Nov. 27, 2010
• Wait continues for dozens without power in Camptonville
• Marines oppose repealing 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Sean Jones
• Love one another
• Wheatland High eyes adding JROTC
• How do I say no sales parties?
• Shop the way the columnist shops
• Salmon restoration on lower Yuba under discussion
• Births: Nov. 25, 2010
• Police Blotter: Nov. 27, 2010
• Tensions remain high on Korean peninsula
• Y-S shoppers brave cold for Black Friday deals
• Robert Scheer: Fail and grow rich on Wall Street
• Our View: Infringing some rights to protect others
• Letter: Tools of control in place
• Letter: No helping our own
• Letter: Looking for a connection
• Many give thanks for free holiday meal
• 527 acres set aside for wildlife habitat
• U.S. effort in Afghanistan ties Soviet fight
• Sarah Palin: 2012 contender or pretender?
• Solutions sought for Olivehurst Fire Department woes
• Rescue group sues dog owner over care bill
• Local Briefs
• Police Blotter: Nov. 26, 2010
• Births: Nov. 24, 2010
• Linda Rye
• New payment system would unify transit
• New payment system would unify transit
• How to create your dragon
• Education Briefs
• Sutter's stranger a stranger no more
• Students juggle day-to-day stress
• Preserving small-farm America
• Classroom Notes
• Books offer interesting slices of history
• Thanksgiving tradition in its 10th year
• Smart phones give Black Friday shoppers an edge
• Opinion: Mid-Valley things to give thanks for
• Local Briefs
• Letter: Consider turkey alternatives
• Letter: Bring back bridge column
• Ron Hart: Starve the government monster
• Our View: Focus on reasons for giving thanks
• Roy Bilbo
• Farmers fret over November freeze
• Colfax boy dies after falling into canal
• Family gets $3.3 million in amusement ride settlement
• A scan of airports shows smooth sailing
• Let it snow: Sierra resorts blanketed in white
• Guilty plea for man who shot mother of his child
• Sutter County animal shelter fined after rat infestation found
• Elderly couple beaten, robbed
• 'Christmas Carol' gets 'Groovy'
• Acting Co. broadcasts 'Radio Hour'
• An Army ranger returns: It was all about the gift of freedom
• Heartbreaker ends Yuba’s season
• Local Briefs
• Salmon spawning; Making the Yuba a romantic rendezvous
• Travelers prepare for holiday weekend
• Tickets tick off drivers in Marysville
• Gourmet feast
• Uncorked: Try beer, not wine, this Thanksgiving
• Perk up your holiday meals with quince
• Have an Australian holiday
• America rediscovers the original Guinness
• Bank robber facing 70 months
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Ilga Whealy
• Police Blotter: Nov. 24, 2010
• Guilty former CPS worker had previous theft conviction
• Letter: Veteran embraces parade, gift
• Second evaluation ordered for former Del Norte doctor
• Brace yourself for freezing temperatures tonight
• Yuba City man stabbed in WinCo parking lot
• Squaw Valley, host of 1960 Olympics, sold to Colorado firm
• Sheriff: Dog pack killed pet, attacked owner
• Fox to air 'Idol' on Wednesdays and Thursdays
• Fire damages East Nicolaus High ag building
• Grand opening for Marysville skatepark today
• Average 2010 voter: Old, rich, white and Republican
• Sutter County DA assisting with election probe
• Civil rights advocate Zelma Harris dies
• Average 2010 voter: Old, rich, white and Republican
• Sikhs upset by surge of airport turban screenings
• 'Magic' behind the scenes praised with Don Award
• Marysville asks for second look at levees
• Live Oak boat ramp reopens
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Lorena Betancourt
• Births: Nov. 21, 2010
• Police Blotter: Nov. 23, 2010
• Our View: Retirement shortfalls measured in millions
• Thomas D. Elias: A start toward cutting prison waste
• Letter: Chancellor’s raise ‘big-time loss’
• Letter: Measure V hypocritical
• Children's toys stolen from Olivehurst church
• Former Domino's locations now empty
• Prison inmate arrested for 2006 Gridley murder
• Woman reportedly throws phone at mother during argument
• Boy dies after falling at Lakers game
• State finds no common cause for birth defects near dump
• State water projections higher than last year
• Letter: Richcreek's experience uplifting
• Letter: Yuba County's extra burden
• Letter: Pakistani ruling unbelievable
• Letter: What does chancellor do?
• Letter: Loud pipes can save lives
• Letter: Grateful for veterans
• Letter: Pot with that Happy Meal?
• Since You Asked: Where is the Marysville High band?
• TSA draws public's rage before holiday rush
• Talk Back: New Earth, solar panels and burrito metal
• Nicky Harris
• Local Roundup
• Local Briefs
• Our View: TSA, there's got to be a better way
• Linda Chavez: Travesty of justice
• Births: Nov. 19-20, 2010
• Police Blotter: Nov. 22, 2010
• Storm closes roads
• Ron Hart: The TSA: We do chicken right
• Mike Reagan: Earmarks move shows GOP off to good start
• Tina Dupuy: It only becomes unethical when it’s called ‘news’
• Off Beat: Surprise, surprise in Yuba City
• Letters to the Editor: Nov. 21, 2010
• Our View: GOP faces test of principles
• D.B. Cooper’s perfect crime?
• Business Briefs
• Births: Nov. 17, 2010
• Police Blotter: Nov. 21, 2010
• Military Briefs
• Yuba Roundup: Niners edge Hartnell
• Falconers keep sport of kings alive
• Talking turkey means killing bird
• Housing affordability: Y-S second in state
• Health Briefs
• To the hotline!
• Meal-service options for seniors who don't cook
• Living life in popular sibling's shadow
• Hot peppers have health benefits
• Health Calendar
• Singin’ and dancin' Way Way Way Off Broadway
• Yuba-Sutter families honored
• YCUSD considers transfer of special-ed programs
• Mid-Valley briefs
• BREAKING NEWS: Maan edges Gill for Y.C. council seat
• Local Briefs
• Birthday: Bardford
• 50th Anniversary: Baur
• 40th Anniversary: Young
• Engagement: Finley/Gonzalez
• Wheatland advances to championship
• Nature photographer's life full of birds, butterflies
• Mail test finds delivery unaffected by Olivehurst sorting facility's closure
• Veteran of the Year honored for putting on parade
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Joe Saavedra
• Answering the Call
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Community Calendar: Nov. 20, 2010
• Police Blotter: Nov. 20, 2010
• Births: Nov. 17-18, 2010
• There’s life after a financial hardship
• Rape suspect ruled competent to stand trial
• Start of big weekend storm under way
• Metson retires with Bach
• Yuba sheriff's deputy injured in foothills crash
• Browns Valley man doesn't contest felony evading charge
• 'Radio Show,' 'Groovy Christmas' open soon
• Unemployment rates for October steady
• Orchestra perfroms 'Serenade'
• Letter: What is Caltrans thinking?
• Letter: Chancellor raise outrageous
• Letter: Family mourns tragic loss
• Robert Scheer: The man who shattered our economy
• Our View: Arnold still hot for global warming
• Police Blotter: Nov. 19, 2010
• Births: Nov. 17, 2010
• Bruce Yang
• Local Briefs
• ‘Potter’ premiere provokes passion
• Recology workers protest health care costs
• Yuba College professor voices 'disdain' for Harrington's pay boost
• Retailers prepare for Black Friday frenzy
• Y.C. almost finished installing new water meters
• Y-S Big Brothers wanted to mentor boys
• Testimony: Gang member sought 'street cred' in Yuba City killing
• Freedom Communications considering offers on properties
• Three arrested after gang beating at party
• Rooftop burglary suspect arrested in Yuba City
• Review: 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1'
• UC regents approve 8 percent tuition hike
• Symphony performs Mozart melodies
• Kick-starting the postseason
• Stage presence builds confidence
• Local Briefs
• Education Briefs
• Classroom Notes
• To teach or not to teach
• Kiwanis jump to aid Ella Gators
• Is there unity at YCHS?
• Books can help develop compassion
• Letter: Yuba City Teachers Association defends actions
• Letter: Double standard for D.A.?
• Thomas Sowell: Politicians find escape hatch
• Sutter Buttes brewing opens taps in Y.C.
• Our View: Debt panel takes modest step in right direction
• Births: Nov. 15-16, 2010
• Police Blotter: Nov. 18, 2010
• Locals not mourning death of alcoholic energy drink
• Accused crawdad thief remains behind bars
• Boy arrested at church on sex charges
• Restraining order issued against woman accused of having sex with teen
• Big storm system expected to hit Friday
• Local foreclosures ease in October
• Updated City Council vote count expected later this week
• Whitman agrees to pay former housekeeper $5,500
• Students clash with police while protesting UC fee hike
• 'Schoolhouse' rocks 'Broadway'
• 49ers run past Sierra in home opener
• Local Briefs
• Aron Whealy
• Police Blotter: Nov. 17, 2010
• Letter: Where was Pink October coverage?
• Letter: Today’s popular music stinks
• Byron York: Dems ignore facts and science
• Our View: Blame the government for bedbugs
• Capture the secret
• You really can serve beer on Thanksgiving
• Uncorked: She's a doctor first, then a vintner
• Try roast lamb from New Zealand
• Fish cakes highlight fresh, wild Pacific cod
• Marysville High’s ag complex taking shape
• Tea Party questions timing of vet hall decision
• Former Sutter school district employee faces embezzlment charge
• New Earth sales tax incentive shot down
• Parolee arrested after spotted driving stolen pickup
• Yuba County looks to solar for savings
• NBC shuffles its schedule for the midseason
• Los Angeles County bans plastic bags in stores
• Former employee suing mosquito district to get job back
• Robbery suspects lead officers over Bay Bridge and back
• Auto sales lead retail increase in October
• 15 percent of U.S. families lack money to feed themselves
• Point, click, trim: Retailers shifting toward online Christmas tree sales
• Birthday celebration planned for Marysville's namesake
• Police Blotter: Nov. 16, 2010
• The man in the middle
• Ranked 49ers welcome in Sierra College for home opener
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Faith's Meredith advances to state
• Local Briefs
• Christian Lopez
• RoseMary Avila
• Births: Nov. 12-14, 2010
• Our View: A to-do list for lame-duck Congress
• Thomas D. Elias: An agenda for new-old Gov. Brown
• Truck drivers union fears job losses with proposed garbage deal
• Settlement reached in burrito lawsuit
• Three dead in related Highway 99 crashes north of Chico
• Schwarzenegger pushes local governments on climate
• Court upholds in-state tuition for illegal immigrants
• Our View: State budget hole expands
• Lou Daniels
• Linda Chavez: Closing the doors to opportunity
• Letter: TRLIA documentary expense ripped
• Letter: Facing IRS challenge
• World War II hero's unlikely path
• Cyberbullying is focus of schools' forum
• Measure V foes will continue fight
• Since You Asked: Butte House blight a tangled mess
• Talk Back: Raise, Happy Meals, soccer parking and pensions
• Motorcyclist, driver die in separate Highway 20 crashes
• Letter: LBGT community can thrive
• Letter: Football supposed to be rough
• Op-Ed: Cutting the deficit means the rich lose tax cuts
• Cynthia Tucker: Despite Boehner, health care reform here to stay
• Thomas Sowell: ‘Big Daddy in Washington’ can’t save us
• Mike Reagan: We must save the Golden State
• Our View: About those ‘green jobs’ ...
• Yuba City star helps University of Oregon to win
• Junior Falcons claim championship
• Carolina anglers find island getaway
• Local Briefs
• America rejects Treaty of Versailles
• Police Blotter: Nov. 14, 2010
• Owners took risk on safety gear
• Pardon awaits Golden State turkey
• Brewing friendship and beer in a Yuba garage
• Department of Fish and Game fees not paid to Yuba since 2002
• Middle class downsizes as jobs vanish
• Habitat for Humanity's ReStore reduces waste, helps home improvers
• Health Briefs
• Have you been screened for diabetes lately?
• We call it 'bashful bowels'
• Is 16 too young for a boob job?
• Honoring ancestors
• Health Calendar
• Supreme Court allows 'don't ask, don't tell' while under appeal
• Letter: Students need encouragement
• Letter: Home values questioned
• 3 Cheers Letters: Ellis Lake volunteers earn praise
• 3 Cheers Letters: Ruthy’s waitress outstanding
• 3 Cheers Letters: Companies go for the dogs
• Our View: Video-game ban simply not helpful
• Thomas D. Elias: Whitman loss sends message
• Wave of restaurant closures hits Yuba-Sutter
• Engagement: Thygeson/McCaulley
• Wedding: Wigginton/Stuart
• Hearing over Tennessee mosque puts Islam on trial
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Life Briefs
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Nov. 13, 2010
• District 10, Wheatland-area owners notified they must buy flood insurance
• James Leonard
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• UPDATE: Samayoa wins second Marysville council seat
• 'Secret School' at Sutter High
• Arraignment set for suspect facing molestation, porn charges
• Shelby DeLeon
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Local Briefs
• Speed Bump
• Pearls Before Swine
• Other Coast
• opinion cartoon
• Knight Life
• Get Fuzzy
• F Minus
• Berserkers
• Letter: Sikh parade impresses
• Wrestling takes center stage on Saturday in Yuba City
• Letter: Banish the Marysville police
• Marysville parade salutes veterans’ service
• Robert Scheer: The life and times of clueless Bush
• Our View: Air board's arrogance damaging
• Police Blotter: Nov. 12, 2010
• Births: Nov. 10, 2010
• Classroom Notes
• Parolee arrested after high-speed chase
• Bishop's Pumpkin Farm on road to Wheatland annexation
• Whitmore, Samayoa continue to lead tally
• Berserkers
• $15,000 pay raise OK’d for Yuba chancellor
• Be inspired by the journey
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Education Briefs
• Yuba County General Plan report draws fire
• Construction builds pride
• Rotary donation turns on streetlights at schools, Ellis Lake
• Live Oak cyclist arrested for threatening, running over toddler
• Attorney takes fresh look at Juan Corona case
• Olivehurst fire department looks for ways to survive
• Time change creates chaos
• Marysville mayor says soccer parking signs are adequate
• Students contribute to something bigger
• Yuba City meth arrest reveals sex ring
• Speed Bump
• Veterans museum 'about the people'
• Pearls Before Swine
• Gold Sox Selected For Award At Baseball America Gala
• Other Coast
• Knight Life
• Get Fuzzy
• 'Heights' vividly depics Latino life
• F Minus
• Man arrested in Bay Bridge standoff
• Don't keep your opinions to yourself
• Illinois business also out thousands in cash register scheme
• Good-bye to 'The Event'
• Gas prices creep above $3 a gallon
• Kitchen fire damages Olivehurst home
• Parade part of weekend honoring vets
• Man admits to a quarter century of selling meth
• Our View: Olbermann affair and the new media age
• Google to give entire work force 10 percent raise
• Byron York: Obama, GOP on collision course
• CSU trustees approve 15.5 percent tuition hike
• ‘Public lynching’ item pulled from Yuba City trustee agenda
• Letter: Celebrate the Marines
• Try this seafood porridge from Hong Kong
• Pension-cutting plan under fire in Sutter County
• Speed Bump
• Jami Rollins
• Pearls Before Swine
• Births: Nov. 8, 2010
• Other Coast
• Evaluation resurrects Yuba College chancellor pay debate
• Megabrewers will never make American wild ale
• Police Blotter: Nov. 10, 2010
• Knight Life
• Teachers unions under fire over school reforms
• Get Fuzzy
• Sacramento real estate magnate arrested in videotape scandal
• Local Briefs
• F Minus
• State analyst estimates budget deficit at $25 billion
• Locals argue urging excercise, eating healthy better than toy ban
• Enjoy orange-walnut tart during holidays
• Murder suspect turned over to Mexico after DUI arrest
• Berserkers
• 'Dracula' haunts River Valley
• Ace your kids' school lunches
• Our View: Pressure for taxes sure to rise
• Yuba City woman suspected of stealing from local businesses
• opinion cartoon
• Best Western brand returning to Yuba City
• Ethan Boals
• Settlement reached over mislabeled pill bottle
• Speed Bump
• San Francisco leaders frown on fatty Happy Meals
• Pearls Before Swine
• Man arrested for cooking up meth in parents' garage
• Other Coast
• Retired teacher continues pursuit of Yuba City trustee
• Knight Life
• Yuba clinches BVC
• Get Fuzzy
• Police Blotter: Nov. 9, 2010
• F Minus
• Births: Nov. 7, 2010
• Berserkers
• Christmas tree growers consider ad blitz to counter artificial trees
• Internet access lags with income
• Kavin Connor
• Colgate Powerhouse powers, protects area
• Letter: Take a shot at opportunities
• Letter: Too many Yuba City ‘chiefs’?
• CSU trustees to vote on tuition hike
• Thomas Elias: Arnold not a promise keeper
• Cruise ship stranded off coast of Mexico
• Pearls Before Swine
• Man pleads not guilty in body parts case
• Other Coast
• Bullet holes found in trailer at Sikh Temple
• Knight Life
• Talk Back: Washington Square, speed and Decision 2010
• Get Fuzzy
• User blog post of the week: I adopted your cat today
• F Minus
• Teen could face attempted murder charge in stabbing
• Berserkers
• Births: Nov. 6, 2010
• LEA Plan - Addendum
• Elyssia Niswonger
• District Informational Brochure
• Letter: Candidate thanks voters
• Whooping cough/pertussis and Tdap information
• Letter: Senior citizens harmed
• Public Notice
• Linda Chavez: Hispanics played role in Nevada
• Our View: Investors vote with wallets
• Green power costs a tough sell
• opinion cartoon
• Olivehurst girl injured by hit-and-run driver
• Health care law firmly in GOP's sights
• Chico woman arrested for arson in Yuba City house fire
• Since You Asked: Assessors have open-door policies
• Man reportedly beaten on Olivehurst street corner
• Rain doesn't dampen Sikh spirit
• Maan leads Gill by 7 votes in latest council count
• Speed Bump
• River Valley students could be expelled for streaking
• Local Briefs
• Berserkers
• Yuba Roundup: Yuba men fall in San Francisco
• Police Blotter: Nov. 7, 2010
• Turnovers haunt Niners
• Births: Nov. 5, 2010
• Veterans Day and the Siege of Lille
• Off Beat: Tsk, tsk: Politics get rough in Y.C.
• Our View: Democrats golden in California
• Thomas Sowell: Ugly consequences of failed policies
• Ron Hart: Midterm elections: A red wave
• Op-Ed: Obama’s next challenge: Rescue his presidency
• Teen drivers experience profiling by cops
• Real boots on the ground
• $90K teacher training program proposed
• Meditation changes your brain for good
• Ex-safety chief at Yuba College settles lawsuit
• Health Briefs
• Two arrested in Yuba City campaign altercation
• Best cell phone plans for seldom-calling seniors
• Hmong new year: Wishing away bad, bringing in good
• Letters to the Editor: Nov. 7, 2010
• Karl Rove in Y-S: Obama went too far, but GOP is on probation
• Muskies thriving on Green Bay
• Meridian: Where the water buffalo roam
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Sikh Parade may cause traffic delays
• Births: Nov. 4, 2010
• A look at the world system
• F Minus
• Brenda Wong
• Get Fuzzy
• Weekend Communinty Calendar: Nov. 6, 2010
• Knight Life
• Life Briefs
• Other Coast
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Pearls Before Swine
• Chaplains bring spiritual aspect to workplace
• Speed Bump
• Our View: Politicians should study Reagan’s words
• Engagement: Carr/Fiske
• Thomas D. Elias: State’s green status sealed
• Olivehurst Fire Department needs financial rescue
• Letter: Good Samaritans recognized
• Gill, Maan call truce during Sikh festivities
• Letter: Migrant education benefits Cedar Lane
• Hindu holy event Diwali celebrated in Y.C.
• Four ways to save on meals
• Lady Niners earn season-opening win
• Painless way to save a thousand bucks
• Police Blotter: Nov. 6, 2010
• Suspects sleep as officers bust down door in drug raid
• Get Fuzzy
• Starbucks also will be trading places in Marysville
• Knight Life
• Police Blotter: Nov. 5, 2010
• Other Coast
• Births: Nov. 3, 2010
• Pearls Before Swine
• Sikh Parade will draw thousands to Yuba City
• Speed Bump
• Linda woman arrested in teen sex case placed on leave, out on bail
• A good time at Alan Jackson show
• Altercation in Yuba City marred election night
• BART officer who killed Oakland man sentenced 2 years
• Local Briefs
• Rain in forecast this weekend
• Letter: Say thanks to firefighters
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Letter: Born to be wild
• Robert Scheer: Payback at the polls
• Our View: Obama trying to figure out what hit him
• Opinion cartoon
• Steven Meyer
• Berserkers
• Murmurs of Spring Valley development resurface
• F Minus
• Bridge near Beale faces replacement
• Pearls Before Swine
• Pamela Mickelson
• Speed Bump
• Yuba Gardens aide arrested, accused of relationship with former student
• 'Musicality' showcases singers
• Live Oak opposes faster speed on Highway 99
• UPDATE: Maan leads Gill in latest City Council count
• Local Briefs
• State voter turnout again less than 60 percent
• Your child will never be bored
• GOP strategist Rove to speak at Southridge on Saturday
• Taking a step toward our future
• Judge sets sentencing date for woman convicted of double murder
• Classroom Notes
• Vehicle pursuit under way near Peach Tree
• Education Briefs
• Letter: Beware the self-righteous
• Thousands of ballots still not tallied
• Panther awards promote studies, citizenship
• Letter: Logue thanks voters
• Facebook leads to California fugitive's arrest
• Consulate works to restore Dia de los Muertos
• Thomas D. Elias: What Brown's win may mean
• Man arrested for firing shots in Marysville
• Chamber of Commerce leaving Marysville for Yuba City
• Our View: Some big flops among the props
• Berserkers
• Thousands of ballots still not tallied
• Opinion cartoon
• F Minus
• Mysterious mailer's backer revealed
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Get Fuzzy
• Police Blotter: Nov. 4, 2010
• Knight Life
• Births: Nov. 2, 2010
• Other Coast
• Sydnie Bitney
• Voters say no to making marijuana legal
• Get Fuzzy
• Boxer holds off Fiorina, earns fourth term in Senate
• Brown outlasts Whitman spending spree in race for governor
• Knight Life
• Logue retains Assembly seat
• Measure V rejected: Voters retain Buttes oversight
• Other Coast
• Herger cruises to 13th term in Congress
• Local Briefs
• Pearls Before Swine
• LaMalfa going back to Sacramento
• Yuba College men continue to roll
• Speed Bump
• One incumbent out in Y.C., but which?
• New team revealed at Alumni Game
• Lyric Opera performs selections
• Newcomer Hudson top vote-getter in YCUSD race
• Police Blotter: Nov. 3, 2010
• End of election means no more political ads on TV
• Kennedy, Wheeler lead in Yuba board races
• Births: Nov. 1, 2010
• Yuba City man reportedly carjacked on way home from casino
• Crawford unseats Fonley on Marysville school board
• Our View: Military chaplains should not fear homosexuals
• Report of shots fired leads to discovery of stolen car
• Vasquez wins runoff for Yuba supervisor
• Byron York: Voters turn to GOP – ready or not
• Democrats gain more sway in state Legislature
• Whitmore in, Selvidge out in Marysville council race
• Letter: Country’s seniors lose
• It could be weeks to determine council winners
• Uncorked: Discover Carmignano
• Republicans take over House; Democrats hold on to Senate
• Sample this soup from Sumatra
• Tough night for OPUD incumbents
• Prepare for holidays with dried fruit sauce
• Election results roundup of local, state races
• Drinking songs are alive and well
• Wheatland voters approve sales tax hike
• Berserkers
• The pick of autumn
• Incumbents hold on to Sutter school seats
• F Minus
• Pearls Before Swine
• Teacher: District retaliated after Christian materials questioned
• Speed Bump
• Local Briefs
• Plumas Lake man reportedly hits son in head with welding torch
• Williard advances to quarterfinals
• Sheriff: Woman escapes attack from live-in boyfriend
• The torture is over: Giants win Series
• Decision 2010: Election Night Liveblog
• Letter: Throwing stars have their place
• Schwarzenegger votes for successor, urges rejection of Prop. 23
• Letter: American people fed up
• DECISION 2010: About half of voters predicted to cast ballots
• Letter: Why defend the rich?
• Skinhead, girlfriend busted on drug, weapon charges
• Our View: What today might mean
• Three victims hospitalized in crash that killed four
• Opinion cartoon
• Former Yuba County employee guilty of 16 felonies
• Police Blotter: Nov. 2, 2010
• Man accused of embezzling from Live Oak liquor store
• Births: Oct. 31, 2010
• F Minus
• Berserkers
• Norm Highley
• Mid-Valley briefs
• F Minus
• Grace Mull
• Get Fuzzy
• Local candidates ready for today's election
• Bank-robbery driver sentenced to 12 years
• Knight Life
• Linda home destroyed by overnight fire
• Other Coast
• Calls attacking Gill go out to Yuba City residents
• Cool temperatures create 'dream year' for kiwis
• Antelope woman found guilty
• Speed Bump
• Local Briefs
• Pearls Before Swine
• Police Blotter: Nov. 1, 2010
• Other Coast
• Births: Oct. 30, 2010
• Knight Life
• Letter: Promote better driving habits
• Get Fuzzy
• Letter: Assist in the Red Cross mission
• Berserkers
• Linda Chavez: Don't vote ahead of election
• Our View: You mind if FBI tracks your online activities?
• Opinion cartoon
• Blog post of the week: We’ll look back and laugh…I hope.
• Talk Back: Weed, cops and Rex
• Frankie Sanchez
• Four Live Oak residents killed in Highway 99 accident
• 'Freshly Squeezed' and 'Big Nate added to comics page
• Since You Asked: Caltrans flag poles were suspended by budget
• Scarysville for a night
• Obama holds key to fate of Bush tax cuts
• 12 area DUI arrests over Halloween weekend
• Business Calendar
• Need a friend? Find a farmer
• What's the best source of resveratrol?
• Health Calendar
• Cyberbullied teen hints at suicide
• Changes coming to Medicare Part D
• Boo! Hoo!
• Treats for tracks
• Lieutenant governor visits Yuba City
• Off Beat: No matter who wins, you win
• Soccer fans’ parking ticket complaints miss goal, officials say
• Our View: Propositions recommendations
• False claims target Yuba City mayor, candidates
• Ron Hart: No Juan left behind at NPR
• Pheasant hunting: ‘It’s pure joy and excitement’
• Connie Schultz: Find that one person who cares
• Dewey defeats Truman!
• Political Letters: Oct. 31, 2010
• Military Briefs
• Local Briefs
• Police Blotter: Oct. 31, 2010
• Yuba football ends 5-game slide
• Births: Oct. 29, 2010
• Damon comes through in the clutch
• Business Briefs
• Speed Bump
• Yuba County murder case goes to jury
• Pearls Before Swine
• Letter: Berri deserves election
• Other Coast
• Letter: Another side of Boxer
• Knight Life
• Letter: Just the Maan to lead us
• Get Fuzzy
• Letter: Recommendations offered
• F Minus
• Letter: Andy Vasquez needed
• Berserkers
• Letter: Vote for Ken Berri
• Yuba City child molester sentenced 58 years to life
• Letter: Support John Buckland
• Sisters cook up Haunted Bakery for Halloween
• Letter: Going for Gill
• EARLY BALLOTS: Voters put their stamp on election
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Letter: Re-elect Leslie McBride
• Jury deliberates in 2005 Y.C. marijuana shooting deaths
• Letter: Vote no on Measure V
• Letter: Say no to Fiorina
• Former CPS worker used badge to extort money, prosecutor says
• CPS abuse claims spur lawsuit by victim
• Garon Contreras
• Knight Life
• Boise State's success guided by Y.C. native
• Get Fuzzy
• F Minus
• Event shines spotlight on mental health services
• Berserkers
• Letter: Wow! Am I nuts?
• Letter: Column found offensive
• Letter: All's fair in tax proposal?
• Yuba County eyeing solar panels to cut costs
• Thomas D. Elias: No excuses for not voting
• Quiet commercials, bed bugs and Chi Chi Rodriguez await Congress
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Our View: California overspends and gets less for more
• Phone system aids abuse victims
• Police Blotter: Oct. 19, 2010
• Fixes for Marysville city hall leaks eyed
• Memorial sought for 1976 Yuba City bus crash
• Speed Bump
• Marlana Panek
• Pearls Before Swine
• Seven-year sentence in fatal drunken driving crash
• Other Coast
• F Minus
• Berserkers
• Pearls Before Swine
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Letter: Cannabis ban embarrassing
• Talk Back: Barbara Boxer, sea lions and Don't Ask
• Letter: Andy Vasquez endorsed
• Blog post of the week: Entertainment industry focused on raping, pillaging alleged pirates
• Letter: Rachel Farrell endorsed
• Three try for second term on Yuba City City Council
• Op-Ed: Measure V victory critical
• Since You Asked: What's with the parking tickets at soccer games?
• Linda Chavez: Wasting our money
• Pomegranates on the rise in region
• Opinion cartoon
• Police Blotter: Oct. 18, 2010
• Births: Oct. 16, 2010
• Bill Dombo
• Speed Bump
• Other Coast
• Knight Life
• Get Fuzzy
• Going the distance
• Herger defends no-debate stance
• Broncos continue to roll
• Borked!
• Stepbrother is seduction target during visitations
• Smart products assist seniors with dental care
• Happy Landings
• Find answers about eggs
• Letter: Prop. 19 opponents blow smoke
• Letter: Brown picked arch-liberal judge
• Letter: Vote yes on Prop. 23
• Rascal Flatts is unstoppable
• Letter: Rethink bridges strategy
• Yuba City eyes Apple iPad
• Letter: Palin attack off the mark
• Political briefs
• Letter: Change American back
• Our View: Herger owes his constituents
• Letter: Let Falcons spread their wings
• Steve Chapman: How to profit by expanding freedom
• Rally gives tea party backers their day in the sun
• Ron Hart: What the upcoming elections truly mean
• Letter: We are what we consume
• Riders show hunger for Marysville skate park
• Local Briefs
• Op-Ed: Don’t pave way for Buttes development
• F Minus
• Berserkers
• 3 Cheers Letters: Vet salutes flag etiquette
• Engagement: Walsh/Buzzard
• 3 Cheers Letters: Constitution event thanks offered
• Wedding: Clarke/Smith
• 3 Cheers Letters: Yuba-Sutter Invite help appreciated
• Printable coupons: Tempest in coupon land
• 3 Cheers Letters: Grateful for Blackberry’s return
• Don’t play games with your bank account
• Gives us a break for preparation time, Y.C. teachers ask
• Police Blotter: Oct. 16, 2010
• Screamatorium delivers a fright in Yuba City
• Births: Oct. 14, 2010
• Yuba soccer runs past Napa
• Thomas D. Elias: Déjà vu on the campaign trail
• Letter: A vote for Farrell
• Letter: Choose Reed over Herger
• Speed Bump
• Pearls Before Swine
• Other Coast
• Knight Life
• Get Fuzzy
• Ex-D.A. worker pleads no contest to embezzlement
• Births: Oct. 13, 2010
• Voters will determine fate of 1,800-acre zone
• Police Blotter: Oct. 15, 2010
• SoCal group attacking Farrell in ads, phone calls
• Elizabeth "Lizzie" Martinez
• Dinner served for Marysville's homeless
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Kennel club hosting Harvest Festival show
• Planning Commission approves massive church expansion
• Speed Bump
• Pearls Before Swine
• Other Coast
• Local Briefs
• 30-day jail sentence for man who shot sea lion
• Knight Life
• Cynthia Tucker: Willingness to compromise costs Obama dearly
• Get Fuzzy
• Prop. 19: Feds warn pot users will still be prosecuted
• F Minus
• Woman struck by hit-and-run driver on way to fundraiser
• Berserkers
• Robert Scheer: Invasion of the home snatchers
• Yuba College gets a glimpse beyond gasoline
• Our View: Don't be foolish on foreclosures
• Veterans building concert's new competition: Rascal Flatts
• Opinion cartoon
• Other Coast
• Opinion cartoon
• Letter: Honor U.S. heroes instead
• Knight Life
• Improving the world with biology
• Four vying for Marysville City Council
• Get Fuzzy
• CVS fined $75 million for not controlling sales of meth ingredient
• F Minus
• Wicked Tattoo Contest
• Classroom Notes
• Former D.A. investigator sentenced for embezzlement
• Berserkers
• Skateboarding competition benefits new park
• Education Briefs
• Wonderful books for babies
• Elementary students enjoy farm field trip
• What defines a good student?
• Sentence reduced for driver in East Linda shooting
• Thomas Sowell: Government greed
• Chico goes gaga over yo-yos
• Speed Bump
• Four vying for Marysville City Council
• Socialization on the farm
• Foreclosure probe could force reforms
• Pearls Before Swine
• Boxer returns after 6-year absence
• Our View: Pressure still rising on public pensions
• Yuba men’s soccer cruises past Merritt
• Theater stages third 'Robin Hood'
• Uncorked: Chianti is the essence of Tuscany
• Three celeb couples split in one week
• Speed Bump
• Sen. Boxer makes campaign stop in Sutter County rice field
• Pearls Before Swine
• White House considers response to ruling on gays in military
• Other Coast
• Man says he sold meth to supplement Social Security
• Federal funds aid schools
• Oktoberfest: Too loud, wonderful for words
• Police Blotter: Oct. 13, 2010
• Knight Life
• Births: Oct. 11, 2010
• Get Fuzzy
• Leti Loeblein
• F Minus
• Our View: State budget packed with accounting gimmicks
• Duck dish is easy to prepare
• Byron York: Big labor no match for Glenn Beck
• Celebrate autumn with French onion soup
• Letter: Reject Proposition 19
• Berserkers
• Letter: Time for a representative change
• Neighbor's Favorite: Chicken Curry
• Pumpkin Carving Contest
• Local Briefs
• Howliween Lights Contest
• Police Blotter: Oct. 12, 2010
• Yuba City man stabbed in Chico
• Fire damages Wheatland dental office, spares Masonic temple
• Judge orders end to military 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
• Births: Oct. 8, 2010
• The Where, What and How of QR Codes
• Local Briefs
• Gas prices above $3 again locally
• Speed Bump
• Alan T. Cruz
• Pearls Before Swine
• Thomas D. Elias: Prop. 22 ties lawmakers' hands
• Other Coast
• Our View: Late state budget not worth wait
• Knight Life
• Opinion cartoon
• Get Fuzzy
• Mid-Valley briefs
• F Minus
• Sutter Republicans endorse candidates
• Berserkers
• Salvation army hosting dinner for homeless
• Pair of Yuba College seats attracts 11 candidates
• T.J. Fetters
• Senior citizens brace for Social Security freeze
• Study: Legalizing pot won't hinder Mexican cartels
• Lone voice stands against medical marijuana proponents
• Whitman, Brown set for final debate tonight
• Linda duplex fire leaves families homeless
• Kid Scoop Prompts Sept. - Oct.
• Other Coast
• Police: Man uses plate as weapon in party fight
• Local Briefs
• Human remains identified as Yuba City man
• Knight Life
• UPDATE: Crews scrambling to fight blazes in Yuba
• Get Fuzzy
• Births: Oct. 9, 2010
• F Minus
• 'What the Constitution means to me'
• Berserkers
• Linda Chavez: Hispanics' missed opportunity
• Local TE brings the highlights for Yuba
• Letter: Why defend illegal worker?
• Yuba College failure mimics U.S., but it's improving
• Letter: Finding fault with NCLB
• Remedial courses, lack of guidance among failures at community colleges
• Letter: Giants give us hope
• Since You Asked: Is Rideout Memorial Hospital closing?
• Opinion cartoon
• 10 historical plaques placed on 10/10/10
• Kimberly Keyes
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Local TE brings the highlights for Yuba
• Blog post of the week: Noisy consumers quiet green chip bags
• Fire damages Lincoln middle school
• Talk Back: Trailer parks, trash dumps and budget passes
• Pumpkin winner doesn't measure up to local gourd
• Speed Bump
• Man hospitalized after throwing rocks at Caltrans workers
• Pearls Before Swine
• Woman reportedly throws knife at boyfriend, misses
• Health Briefs
• Yuba College election: Endorsement at issue after comments
• Report: Bonus program became National Guard slush fund
• Op-Ed: Immigration debate hinges on hypocrisy
• 49ers fall to American River at home
• Op-Ed: No, Christine O’Donnell, you are not I
• Sun sets on racing season
• Connie Schultz: Nation sanctifies bigotry that empowers bullies
• No money in school races
• Historic Littlejohn-Madden for rent in Yuba City
• Bringing the sparkle back at Ellis Lake
• Cynthia Tucker: Cyber-bullying: Fresh gloss on age-old problem
• Gridley bullish on Beale electricity deal
• Renovated Yuba College Theatre state of the art
• Ron Hart: Rahm taking his gaffes and going home
• What's the cholesterol-glucosamine connection?
• Mid-Valley briefs
• String fellows
• Letter: Marysville memories abound
• Health insurance help for early retirees
• Letter: End cannabis prohibition
• Health Calendar
• Letter: Tea party, GOP scary
• Bed-sharing stepsisters develop love affair
• Letter: Think for yourself
• The birdman of Yuba City
• Finally, lawmakers passes a budget
• Speed Bump
• Pearls Before Swine
• Other Coast
• Adrienne McWhorter
• Knight Life
• Life Briefs
• Get Fuzzy
• Community of Faith
• F Minus
• Church’s protest at military funerals troubles, divides Supreme Court
• Berserkers
• Engagement: Saigeon/Kirk
• Yuba soccer rolls Marin on road
• Wedding: Parkinson/Dollins
• Sen. Aanestad misses budget vote
• Wedding: Bartlett/Cooper
• Wedding: Shonick/McClure
• Engagement: Geiger/Schmeel
• Wedding: Kirkwood/Lavy
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Colusa police chief retires after more than 30 years of service
• State to allow more time for stricter diesel regulations
• Speed Bump
• Chorale holds fall pops concert
• Pearls Before Swine
• Budget passed but inherent deficit problems remain
• Other Coast
• 10 years for gang member who fled from deputy
• Knight Life
• Former Sutter County Jail inmate files lawsuit after beating
• Get Fuzzy
• Yuba volleyball blanks Marin
• F Minus
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Berserkers
• Robert Scheer: Ignoring the absurd
• E Clampus Vitus presenting 10 plaques on 10/10/10
• Our View: Keep those smoke alarms maintained
• Eight is enough at Valley Christian Academy
• Tangle of deals stalls state budget
• Gridley councilmen under fire for alleged conflict of interest
• Letter: Special tax treatment endorsed
• Political notes: Town hall, meetings, endorsements
• Political notes: Town hall, meetings, endorsements
• Yuba County supervisor candidates discuss issues
• Juan Jose Guzman
• Symphony presents pro concert
• Police Blotter: Oct. 8, 2010
• Spooky 'Sleepy Hollow' opens; 'Radio' cast revealed
• Births: Oct. 6, 2010
• Yuba City man sentenced 5 years for domestic abuse
• Yuba County supervisor candidates discuss issues
• Police Blotter: Oct. 7, 2010
• Speed Bump
• Kim Kendrick
• Remember that reading is fun
• Letter: Gearing up for Toys for Tots campaign
• Pearls Before Swine
• Letter: Motorcyclists should pipe down
• Other Coast
• Thomas Sowell: Brown manufactures a diversion
• Learning to love the planet
• Our View: Questioning faith might open eyes
• Knight Life
• Get Fuzzy
• Foundation supports educational enrichment
• F Minus
• Berserkers
• Classroom Notes
• 21 Club optimistic about November reopening after fire
• Education Briefs
• 'Othello' opens renovated Yuba College Theatre
• Young students honored
• Plea deal, probation in unlawful sex case
• Students take aim at cleaning Ellis Lake
• Live Oak security firm no longer welcome in Orland
• Another Giants game in the books
• 6 months in jail for driver who caused fatal crash
• Births: Sept. 29 & Oct. 7, 2010
• Why go to school every day?
• Berserkers
• Police Blotter: Oct. 6, 2010
• The grand finale
• Births: Oct. 4, 2010
• Letter: State furloughs detrimental
• Lynn Cerney
• Letter: Making sense of cents
• More than 500 at Yuba City job fair
• Local Briefs
• Our View: Budget deal may not be a real deal
• Getting physical
• Tina Dupuy: Birtherism: When no evidence will do
• With so many choices, why drink Pre-Pro?
• New budget relies on accounting shifts
• Uncorked: Discover sauvigon blanc
• Stone in 'Spider-Man'; 'Generation' ends
• Speed Bump
• Play tells 'Secret of Sleepy Hollow'
• Quail stew is popular in Laos
• Enhanced photos released of robbery suspects
• Pearls Before Swine
• Olivehurst resident interrupts robbery; shots fired
• Other Coast
• Highway 99 Tudor Bypass set to open
• Knight Life
• Public Notice
• Get Fuzzy
• Yuba County orders Ostrom Road rail spur study
• F Minus
• Marysville's plan for ex-Hollywood Trailer Park land draws fire
• Discover the fascinating history of port
• Yuba City chooses developer for 6.6-acre lot
• Get Fuzzy
• Opinion cartoon
• F Minus
• Charline Gonder
• Berserkers
• Police Blotter: Oct. 5, 2010
• Yuba City school enrollment shift blamed on graduation rules
• Births: Oct. 3, 2010
• Court's furlough ruling puts pressure on unions
• Harry Fox
• Political briefs
• Mid-Valley briefs
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce lobbying against policies it supported
• Marysville Greek restaurant plans opening
• Caltrans building going Greek with new restaurant
• Yuba College theater reopens this weekend
• Judge denies Griesa's request for release from jail
• Hispanic Chamber honors local business leaders
• Prune spill forces road closure in Marysville
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce lobbying against policies it supported
• Dancers 'Burn the Floor' in Sac
• Wicked Tattoo Contest
• Byron York: Barney Frank finally faces a challenge
• Speed Bump
• Cooling trend, chance of rain next few days
• Pearls Before Swine
• Man arrested after making 911 calls saying he was robbed
• Other Coast
• Thomas D. Elias: Inside Whitman's glass house
• Knight Life
• Our View: Californians ill-served by health care legislation
• Pearls Before Swine
• Since You Asked: Why do deputies take public parking spaces?
• Other Coast
• Flu shot season ramping up
• Knight Life
• Four-legged friends receive church's blessings
• Get Fuzzy
• F Minus
• Berserkers
• Solar projects heat up
• Letter: Why are we so cruel?
• Supreme Court upholds furloughs for state workers
• Letter: How much is a life worth?
• Op-Ed: Palin is not the answer
• Letter: What was Whitman thinking?
• Tina Dupuy: The moderates’ lament
• Letter: Shine the lights on Marysville
• Tom Purcell: See who embraces the American dream
• Linda Chavez: Voters be damned
• Political Letters Policy
• Opinion cartoon
• Oh my gourd! Record pumpkin locally grown
• Matthew McDaniel
• Settlement reached in lawsuit against water district
• Police Blotter: Oct. 4, 2010
• User Blog Post of the Week: What the public doesn’t know about teachers
• Births: Oct. 1-2, 2010
• Talk Back: Highways, audits, enrollment drops, San Francisco trash dumps
• Speed Bump
• $69 million in state welfare money goes to getaways
• Local Briefs
• Our View: Fiorina proving worthy foe for Boxer
• Off Beat: Swampland comes to Yuba City
• Op-Ed: Levees maintenance an ongoing challenge
• Y.C. man has green plan for Styrofoam
• Cynthia Tucker: Middle class struggles with new realities
• For small fry, fishing's good at Ellis Lake
• Ron Hart: Another televangelist flames out with scandal
• Police Blotter: Oct. 3, 2010
• Letter: Use lights to control traffic
• Churchill’s Munich speech
• Letter: Just say no to Prop. 19
• How to save on your final farewell
• Letter: Head Start teacher speaks out
• Health Calendar
• Letter: Marysville park is disgusting
• Gluten phobia excessively rampant
• Letter: Keep Sutter Union board intact
• Games tune up older brains
• Letter: Traffic fines fairness questioned
• Choking game danger hits close to home
• Health Briefs
• Citrus voice regains place
• Glory shot
• Yuba College football falls to Siskiyous
• Failure doesn’t stop new predictions of the apocalypse
• F Minus
• 50th Anniversary: Hubbard
• Berserkers
• 60th Anniversary: Masera
• Thomas D. Elias: Pols' selfishness shows again
• Wedding: Jensen/Pappas
• Letter: Playground project praised
• 40th Anniversary: Berg
• Letter: Thanks Recology
• Letter: A community jewel
• Letter: Auto repair shop plugged
• A cashier speaks out
• Purge, pack and call your friends
• Police Blotter: Oct. 2, 2010
• Births: Sept. 30, 2010
• Local Briefs
• Picked and enjoyed
• Pearls Before Swine
• Dennis Green
• Other Coast
• Life Briefs
• Knight Life
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Get Fuzzy
• Our View: Obama czar twists the law
• Audit sought on OPUD water bills
• Police Blotter: Oct. 1, 2010
• Ellis Lake stocked for kids fishing derby
• Births: Sept. 28-29, 2010
• Whitman campaign on defensive over housekeeper allegations
• Suspect arrested in attempted robbery at laundromat
• Yuba City looks to make over intersection of Highways 99/20
• State Supreme Court to rule Monday on furloughs
• Y.C. Unified: School tests create ‘crazy system’
• New law raises age to 5 for kindergartners
• Speed Bump
• Wheatland High School vandalized
• Pearls Before Swine
• CHP seeking truck driver in fatal hit-and-run
• Other Coast
• Caught with pot? No big deal, dude
• Knight Life
• Yuba College trustee candidates cite perils, potential
• Get Fuzzy
• Speed Bump
• F Minus
• Robert Scheer: The ‘big guy’ is on our side
• Berserkers
• Sarah Crawford-Valencia
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Seniors’ stress builds at LOHS
• Y-S East Indians form own business association
• Read great books about courage
• Attempted laundromat robbery thwarted
• Pearls Before Swine
• South Sutter crawdads showdown ends in arrest
• Our goal is to raise independent adults
• Lawyer says Whitman knew of letter to ex-maid
• Other Coast
• Speeding ends in East Linda man's arrest on drug, gun charges
• Learning the importance of forgiveness
• Best of Yuba-Sutter 2010
• Knight Life
• Kids' programs return to Marysville's Allyn Scott community center
• Get Fuzzy
• Doctor had 5 procedures scheduled on day of DUI arrest
• F Minus
• Explanations few on enrollment drop at YCUSD high schools
• Classroom Notes
• Our View: Internet wiretapping not an LOL matter
• Berserkers
• Thomas Sowell: Politics versus gold
• Education Briefs
• Letter: McBride deserves bridge credit
• Making memories
• Police Blotter: Sept. 30, 2010
• Lady Niners spike Alameda
• Births: Sept. 27-28, 2010
• Jennifer Griffin
• Local Briefs
• Yuba City seeks old produce signs for ads
• Try shrimp roll-ups from Vietnam
• 'Lone Star' the first show to get the ax
• Speed Bump
• UPDATE: State calls off execution after legal setbacks
• New law guarantees transfers to Cal State schools
• Season is ripe for pear tarte tatin
• Sheriff: Fatal Highway 99 crash was suicide, attempted murder
• Ring in autumn with seasonal brews
• Meet the Spartans of East Nicolaus
• Pearls Before Swine
• S.F. voting on Recology contract
• Other Coast
• Once-banned books shown at Yuba library
• Knight Life
• Our View: Dems make lame decision on tax cuts
• Get Fuzzy
• Byron York: Administration inflates green-jobs numbers
• F Minus
• Letter: Establish spending priorities
• Berserkers
• Letter: PG&E must be challenged
• West meets East
• Police Blotter: Sept. 29, 2010
• Yuba College soccer tops Napa
• Births: Sept. 27, 2010
• Cal drops baseball
• David Tam
• Local Briefs
• Aerosol cans cited in explosion near golf course
• Uncorked: Speaking of wine, family and love
• Media campaigns heat up in energy bill battle
• Births: Sept. 24 & 26, 2010
• Drug expiration might halt planned execution
• Thomas D. Elias: Campaign nuances or flip-flops?
• Highway 99 head-on collision victim ID'd
• Opinion cartoon
• Pirates attack waste
• Our View: Obamacare's bill quickly adds up
• Mid-Valley briefs
• 90 days later, no resolution for state budget
• Marysville High building named after science teacher
• Yuba City Walmart sports solar flair
• Speed Bump
• Two Sutter County fires quickly snuffed out
• Pearls Before Swine
• Candidates Forum: Marysville City Council hopefuls push for improvements
• Other Coast
• Candidates Forum: Yuba City City Council has no regrets
• Knight Life
• Community Briefs
• Get Fuzzy
• Community Roundup: Yuba volleyball routs Los Medanos
• F Minus
• Berserkers
• Time magazine writer takes political pulse of Yuba City
• Karen Anania
• S.F. agency recommends shipping garbage to Yuba County
• Seth Fuhrer
• 5 years for Olivehurst woman who stabbed boyfriend
• Police Blotter: Sept. 28, 2010
• Schwarzenegger, legislators cancel budget meeting
• Sutter Buttes Brewing ready to rise
• Linda Chavez: No more racial gerrymandering
• Our View: Planets align against the rich
• Speed Bump
• Pearls Before Swine
• Other Coast
• Knight Life
• Get Fuzzy
• F Minus
• Berserkers
• User blog post of the week: High unemployment should stimulate volunteerism. But it isn't.
• David Zermeño
• Police Blotter: Sept. 27, 2010
• User blog post of the week: High unemployment should stimulate volunteerism. But it isn't.
• Talk Back: Fire cuts, Fifth Street bridge, Michael Jackson and politics
• Acting CO. wins two Elly awards
• Road for future show dogs begins in Yuba City
• Defendant says East Linda killing was self-defense
• Since You Asked: Mussel inspection at New Bullards Bar?
• Triple-digit heat makes late appearance in Mid-Valley
• Watch Marysville, Yuba City City city council candidates debate tonight
• Governor delays Wednesday execution
• Teal stir excitement at Missouri duck club
• Recommended vaccinations for seniors this flu season
• Volunteers haul in tires, trash
• Looser FIT
• Diversity on stage at Yuba City festival
• Is my racing heart dangerous?
• Loud, stray or biting critters are game for Sutter County Animal Control
• Health Calendar
• Off Beat: Rolling the dice on tribal gaming
• Girls speak frankly about hook-up scene
• Our View: Calling fees what they are: Taxes
• Health Briefs
• Op-Ed: Don’t buy Prop. 25 ‘gridlock’ pitch
• Yuba College falls to Sac City on the road
• Letter: Students should be appreciative
• Locals shine at Y-S Invitational
• Letter: Sober-living facility supported
• Letter: California costs absurd
• The man of the revolution
• Steve Chapman: The failure of Obama’s stimulus
• Ron Hart: Castro’s policies: Ships passing in the night
• Connie Schultz: Change is coming for menopause, my sistahs
• Police Blotter: Sept. 26, 2010
• Local Briefs
• Knight Life
• Plumas Lake welcomes taco truck
• F Minus
• Wilt thou be made whole?
• Berserkers
• Lelah Holmes
• Yuba Volleyball wins first league game
• View from on high
• Life Briefs
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Wedding: Draper/Taxera
• 50th Anniversary: Mayfield
• 90th Birthday: Jones-Duval
• Wedding: Elder/Wellman
• Other Coast
• Police Blotter: Sept. 25, 2010
• Get Fuzzy
• Births: Sept. 23, 2010
• Truck sought in fatal hit-and-run on Highway 70
• 25th Anniversary: Wingo
• Letter: Customer hails bank
• BREAKING NEWS: House fire in Yuba City
• Letter: Bridge tourney thanks
• Speed Bump
• Judge clears way for 1st California execution in 5 years
• Pearls Before Swine
• Long sentence sought in Sutter County sex abuse case
• Opinion cartoon
• Police Blotter: Sept. 24, 2010
• Assembly candidates hammer state
• Local Briefs
• Garrett Alan Tharp
• Marysville Fire Department staffing levels cut to the bone
• Potrait emerges of Marysville historical figure: Jose Manuel Ramirez
• The Bard comes to the forest
• East Indian restaurant to fill Paradiso site
• TAC up for ten Ellys; 'Snow White' costumes creative
• Comedian to Congress: 'Farm work is really, really hard'
• Speed Bump
• Governor to union: Focus on pensions, not pot
• Pearls Before Swine
• Judge OKs first state execution since 2006
• Other Coast
• Wheatland almond grower seeks $642,643 for unpaid crop
• Other Coast
• New Life and Sesame Street make parking colorful
• Knight Life
• Letter: Teacher appreciates representation
• Knight Life
• Robert Scheer: Don’t let the door hit you
• Get Fuzzy
• Democrats delay vote on extending tax cuts
• F Minus
• Our View: Guaranteed job killer
• Berserkers
• Del Norte Clinics breaking ground on new center
• Births: Sept. 21-22, 2010
• F Minus
• CHP searches for parolees in car theft sweep
• Classroom Notes
• Our View: Recession over: Did you notice?
• Berserkers
• Thomas Sowell: Penny-wise on crime
• Get Fuzzy
• Education Briefs
• Letter: Keep Ellis Lake area clean
• PJ's Pharmacy
• 'Character Counts' class talks values
• Letter: Money to be made from state’s sad story
• Juice It Up
• Don't call her small
• Local Briefs
• Fletcher's Plumbing
• English speakers 'left behind' in Head Start?
• Waffle Shop
• Frey honored for game against Cal
• Red's B&B
• Taking a minute to recognize a legend
• Natomas Autobody
• Yuba College volleyball nicked by Napa
• LIVE TONIGHT: Candidates Forum featuring legislative races
• Fifth Street Bridge expansion could begin in 2014
• Accused veterans embezzler waives preliminary hearing
• Police Blotter: Sept. 23, 2010
• Shoplifting reportedly interrrupted by store employees
• Speed Bump
• Whitman joins Brown in opposition to AB 32
• Pearls Before Swine
• Fire sparked by burglary attempt
• New year brings a new perspective
• Concert hopes to replenish stolen veterans' funds
• History can be fascinating
• Yuba County General Plan update on 60-day hold
• Study: Teacher merit pay fails to improve test scores
• Piro performs at 'Unplugged'
• Uncorked: Asian duck flies with these wines
• New season begins
• Melon flavors bring back childhood memories
• Berserkers
• Let's settle on one patron saint of suds
• F Minus
• Enjoy Hakka-style noodles from Taiwan
• Get Fuzzy
• 'On the bayou' in Sutter County
• Knight Life
• Other Coast
• Veronica Ramos
• Pearls Before Swine
• Births: Sept. 20, 2010
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Police Blotter: Sept. 22, 2010
• Yuba supervisors take stances on bills
• Yuba men’s soccer cruising
• Fall is in the air – and on the ground
• Tough luck dims 49ers' expectations
• Yuba City Cultural Festival toasts diversity
• Local Briefs
• Marysville leases Riverfront track, bars former operator
• Our View: In junk science we trust
• Father backs over daughter in foothills
• Byron York: Why O'Donnell just might win
• Former Y.C. waffle house transforming to cocktail lounge
• Letter: Car thief must feel proud
• 'I could lose everything'
• OnStar leads to Marysville burglary suspect
• Toby Golden
• Olivehurst icons are namesakes for Yuba Gardens library, gym
• Other Views: Stop sitting on judges
• Vasquez, Farrell duel in candidates forum
• Other Views: Stronger flood levees for Marysville
• Yuba City area included on PG&E 'watch list' for gas pipes
• Our View: Prop. 23: Save economy from further chill
• Whitman, Brown winner gets state budget mess
• Battle over political discussions in Yuba City schools goes to lawyers
• Bill floats free water on school menus
• Speed Bump
• Eight arrested in Bell salary scandal
• Pearls Before Swine
• State's largest union supports legalizing pot
• Other Coast
• Gas line accidentally cut in Yuba City
• Knight Life
• Republicans block bill to lift military's gay ban
• Get Fuzzy
• Browns Valley man sues Marysville police over Tasering
• F Minus
• Giant marijuana plants, weapons found in NET-5 bust
• Berserkers
• Drowning confirmed in Yuba River death
• Community Roundup: Local skiers bid well in Italy
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Police Blotter: Sept. 21, 2010
• DWR notices remind residents of flood risk
• Births: Sept. 18-19, 2010
• Marysville faces more paperwork in Bell salary fallout
• Pearls Before Swine
• Our View: Extend district reform to Congress
• Other Coast
• Knight Life
• Get Fuzzy
• Fisherman dies after falling into Yuba River
• F Minus
• Man strikes trailer neighbor in head with bat
• Berserkers
• Teamwork lauded as Marysville levee upgrades begin
• Opinion cartoon
• Decision 2010: Candidates forums kick off tonight
• Talk Back: Sober living, legal fees and AB32/Prop.23
• Candidate Forum: Yuba County Supervisor
• Since You Asked: B Street backups and more roadwork
• Sherri Bertini
• Police Blotter: Sept. 20, 2010
• GOP vague on fixes for Obama health care plan
• Letter: Oncology center gives hope in dark hour
• Dream realized: New local citizens sworn in
• Letter: Herger defender benefited
• Tina Dupuy: He's just a president
• Blog post of the week: You can compost what?
• Speed Bump
• Letter: With liberty comes responsibility
• Help for weak bladder woes
• Letter: Don’t believe campaign rhetoric
• Health Briefs
• Cynthia Tucker: Dropout rate among black boys cause for concern
• Sno Biz is dream come true
• Ron Hart: Time to revisit balance between freedom, security
• Some growers have to live on the edge
• Connie Schultz: We outnumber the religious fanatics
• The Iron Man sits
• Exploring uncrowded Lassen Park is a sensory treat
• Local Briefs
• Birkenfeld powers 49ers
• Back on track
• Police Blotter: Sept. 19, 2010
• Births: Sept. 17, 2010
• Our View: Keep the Bush tax cuts for everyone
• Op-Ed: Caltrans: Public safety a priority
• Recession helping recruitment
• Off Beat: Generalizing about the General Plan
• Pot-smoking parent misguided in letting teen smoke
• Letter: Speaking words of wisdom?
• Match takers
• Letter: Obama helps mobilize nation
• How to help the elderly with their finances
• Letter: Rideout Memorial praised
• The life we give
• Jounda LaMance
• Life Briefs
• Community of Faith Briefs
• Father Football
• Knight Life
• 50th Anniversary: Huefner
• Get Fuzzy
• Engagement: Eggleston/Woody
• F Minus
• Engagement: Randolph/Pearlin
• Berserkers
• Wedding: Jensen/Goddard
• Births: Sept. 11-16, 2010
• Engagement: Nall/Goddard
• Police Blotter: Sept. 18, 2010
• 50th Anniversary: King
• Thomas D. Elias: California picking both a CEO and a style
• Local Briefs
• Letter: Bible offers guidance
• Community Roundup: 49ers football plays tonight
• Letter: Letters policy
• Letter: Rideout earns kudos
• Letter: Sutter residents helpful
• Get Fuzzy
• Joey + Rory on 'Album Number Two'
• F Minus
• Yuba-Sutter employment shows slight improvement
• Berserkers
• UPDATE: Robbery suspects sought after police standoff
• Sober-living facility raises Yuba County concerns
• Biggs man in custody after five-hour standoff
• Births: Sept. 11, 2010
• State budget impasse now a broken record
• Police Blotter: Sept. 17, 2010
• Two held after Y.C. standoff
• Our View: Grasping for Obamacare hangover cure
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Robert Scheer: After Summers comes the fall
• Live Oak students get up-close look at almond harvesting
• Christine Elkins
• Union's lunch political discussions irk Yuba City school district
• Local Briefs
• Bell scandal prompts examination of city manager pay
• Gridley employee suspected of stealing almost $150,000
• Cigar Night offers different main course in Yuba City
• Speed Bump
• Pearls Before Swine
• Other Coast
• Median Yuba County home price drops to $140,000
• Knight Life
• Yuba City Unified suspends lunchtime union visits
• Expand children's understanding of the world
• The end?: Video stores struggle for survival
• Classroom Notes
• Local Briefs
• Berserkers
• Down in numbers, 49ers roll Chabot
• Letter: Fight for the American worker
• Jennifer Canning
• Education Briefs
• Police Blotter: Sept. 16, 2010
• Letter: Solar power endorsed
• Our View: Celebrate the Constitution
• Accepting Rachel's Challenge
• Thomas Sowell: Economy better left alone
• When education is an electrifying experience
• Trash talk aims to clean up litter on campus
• Speed Bump
• Pearls Before Swine
• Whoops!
• Other Coast
• Yuba County awarded grant to expand riverfront access
• Knight Life
• Mobile Products
• Get Fuzzy
• Plumas Lake man takes plea offer in sexual assault case
• Freshmen make the transition to RVHS
• Colusa man suspected of drugging, raping Marysville teen
• F Minus
• Rising costs eating away at seniors' savings
• Local Briefs
• Knight Life
• Yuba College soccer routs Redwoods
• Get Fuzzy
• Our View: Suits could be stake in heart of Obamacare
• F Minus
• Byron York: GOP insiders wary of landslide predictions
• Berserkers
• Letter: Drivers asked to share the road
• A lean, green flavor machine
• Letter: Herger doing something right
• Police Blotter: Sept. 15, 2010
• Births: Sept. 10, 2010
• Actors make debut in 'Snow White'
• Rachelle Smith
• Lopez set for 'Idol'
• Uncorked: 'Cool' wines are getting hot
• Attorney general files suit against Bell officials
• Tapa of the month: Figs and blue cheese
• Upickem Voted Off the Island Challenge
• Speed Bump
• Yuba City kitchen fire quickly extinguished; cats saved
• Sample a taste of Filipino Pakbet
• Bail set at $1 million for doctor's accused killer
• Pearls Before Swine
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Offer to work for room, board lands a home
• Other Coast
• Local riders hope governor vetoes Senate bill
• Nothing common about Steam Beer
• Pearls Before Swine
• Other Coast
• Knight Life
• Get Fuzzy
• F Minus
• Berserkers
• Roadrunners soccer club wins 5-0
• Local Briefs
• Former officers, judges group supports legal pot
• Charging back
• American woman released from Iran
• Nellie "Nellie Kat" Perez Jacobo
• Corps finds problems with Marysville, Sutter County levees
• Letter: Examine PG&E charges
• UPDATE: Deputies seize 900 pot plants in foothills
• Letter: PG&E 'ridiculous'
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Opinion cartoon
• Final payment to Sutter County levee fund arrives today
• Thomas D. Elias: When will this campaign begin?
• Second life for Allyn Scott youth center
• Our View: Prop. 22 defends the indefensible
• GOP slams prospects of tax compromise before election
• Births: Sept. 10, 2010
• Complaint seeks to remove beetle from protected list
• Horacio Paras
• Spped Bump
• Berserkers
• State test scores improve at most local schools
• Police Blotter: Sept. 13, 2010
• Seven-year sentence for Woodland man in DUI death
• Births: Sept. 10-11, 2010
• PG&E commits $100 million to fire victims
• Mary Brower
• Beale Life Sept. 10, 2010
• Local Briefs
• No work furlough for Griesa
• Letter: Reveles supported for Yuba College trustee
• Mid-Valley briefs
• Letter: School needs attention
• Blog post of the week: Carly Fiorina slips through Yuba County for fundraiser
• Letter: Officer sets poor example
• Talk Back: School's death, taxes and marijuana
• Letter: Sikh recognition praised
• Since You Asked: Beale roadwork begins
• Other Views: Crime statistics point toward youth problem
• Residents reflect on Mexico's bicentennial
• Linda Chavez: Same old same old from Obama
• Speed Bump
• Opinion cartoon
• Pearls Before Swine
• Whooping cough/pertussis and Tdap information
• Other Coast
• Knight Life
• Get Fuzzy
• F Minus
• Op-Ed: Obama’s stimulus plan a troubling hodgepodge
• First-responders, troops thanked on 9/11 anniversary
• Ron Hart: Bad economic numbers fuel Republicans’ campaigns
• South Yuba dog park in the works
• Cynthia Tucker: New American economy will require slow, painful change
• How to cure spider veins
• Letter: Please consider your neighbors
• Furniture with options to assist aging seniors
• Letter: 'It really is time for a change'
• Animal lover's question ignites passions
• Letter: Good business practices work
• A living tribute
• Letter: PG&E must be challenged
• Births: Sept. 9, 2010
• Police Blotter: Sept. 12, 2010
• Political fallout from Antietam
• The rivers run through it
• Local Briefs
• Local Roundup: Four local wrestlers move on to next round
• 47 seconds tell a story
• Starting strong
• BREAKING NEWS: Woman dies in Highway 99 crash in south Sutter County
• Our View: State budget fixes obvious, but ignored
• One Stop drops out of depot project in Live Oak
• Off Beat: Mystery wrapped in an enigma
• Group offers shelter for homeless
• Lighten up!
• Varina Millang
• Life Briefs
• Community of Faith Briefs
• LDS farmers make money growing barley for beer
• Wedding: Paul/Moore
• Wedding: Della-Rocco/Bole
• 50th Anniversary: Shaffer
• Covillaud School remembers 9/11
• 60th Anniversary: Jacuzzi
• Police Blotter: Sept. 11, 2010
• 100th Birthday: Bessire
• Births: Sept. 6, 2010
• Berserkers
• Coupon shoppers by the numbers
• F-Minus
• Dramatically reduce your mortgage
• Get Fuzzy
• Our View: This country is about religious liberty
• Knight Life
• Thomas D. Elias: Handicapping Boxer-Fiorina contest
• Pearls Before Swine
• Letter: Bless hospice workers, volunteers
• Speed Bump
• Letter: Hometown business cheered
• Letter: Former volleyball player defended
• Casting call for 'Full Monty'; 'Sleepy Hollow' has cast
• Letter: How is Herger helping?
• Live Oak sex-abuse subject tracked down in Florida
• UPDATE: San Bruno fire contained but assessment just beginning
• Robert Scheer: It's the mortgages, stupid
• ACLU sues California school districts over fees
• Our View: Biden goes bending the truth
• UPDATE: Youngest in arson, attempted murder case takes plea
• Opinion cartoon
• Drowning ruled cause of death for Ellis Lake victim
• Berserkers
• Forbestown-area crash hospitalizes two
• F-Minus
• Fire damages Yuba City apartment building
• Get Fuzzy
• Mid-Valley Briefs
• Knight Life
• Tea party plans big rally in Sacramento
• Other Coast
• Marysville High student body grows more diverse
• Pearls Before Swine
• Police Blotter: Sept. 10, 2010
• Speed Bump
• Births: Sept. 8, 2010
• Girl sent home for wearing shoes "out of dress code"
• Local Briefs
• Nina Singh
• Local Briefs
• Comment period over, casino now in waiting game
• Yuba volley splits
• Winship praised at meeting considering school's fate
• Berserkers
• Births: Sept. 7, 2010
• F-Minus
• Police Blotter: Sept. 9, 2010
• Get Fuzzy
• Letter: Stop bashing Herger
• Knight Life
• Our View: Three more coins in the wishing well
• Other Coast
• Thomas Sowell: Separating facts from fables
• Pearls Before Swine
• Opinion cartoon
• Speed Bump
• Yuba County General Plan update process raises ire
• Summer ends, a new year begins
• Patchwork tree falls on house – family shaken
• Learn with engaging, fascinating books
• Dedication best describes WUHS
• Teen reportedly beaten by gang members
• Classroom Notes
• Senior citizen a suspect in meth distribution ring
• Education Briefs
• Florida minister says mosque leaders promised move
• Connecting at Kynoch
• Jail ordered for man who caused fatal Highway 70 crash
• Diablos win Red Bluff Tournament
• Ellis Lake crash victim remembered as positive person