Patriots Needed for July 4 Parade!

Although the community’s July 4 celebrations will look different this year, Biggs will still host its annual Fourth of July Parade Read More »

Gridley Weighs Land Swap for Park Expansion

Gridley may have an opportunity to expand Vierra Park through a proposed land exchange with the Gridley Unified School District. Read More »

Gridley Juniors Win District Title

The Gridley Little League Junior All-Star softball team captured the District 47 championship June 18, completing an undefeated run through the tournament at DeGarmo Park in Chico. Read More »

Gridley Eyes Tougher Fireworks Rules

Gridley officials are considering stricter regulations on the use of legal "safe and sane" fireworks, including limits on when they can be used, $1,000 administrative fines for violations and expanded liability for parents and social hosts. Read More »

Council Votes to End Future Health Benefits for Members

At the June 17 meeting of the Live Oak City Council, Mayor Jeramy Chapdelaine proposed eliminating city-paid health, dental, vision, life insurance and related benefits for councilmembers as their current terms expire. Read More »

Butte County Offers Free HIV, STI Testing Available, June 26

Butte County Public Health will offer free, confidential testing for HIV, syphilis and hepatitis C on June 26 in recognition of National HIV Testing Day. Read More »

Six New Deputies Join Butte County Sheriff's Office

The Butte County Sheriff's Office welcomed six new deputy sheriffs during a swearing-in ceremony held June 18. Read More »

Live Oak 10-12 Softball Secures Second-Straight CA District 2 Banner

The Live Oak Little League 10-12 softball team clinched its second-straight California District 2 championship as they defeated Sutter Area 11-1 on Sunday, June 21. Read More »

Atteberry Memorial Tournament Set for July 11

Family, friends and community members will gather in Biggs on Saturday, July 11, for the 21st annual Joshua Atteberry Memorial Family Softball Tournament, a longtime tradition that celebrates the life of Joshua Atteberry while raising money for scholarships and community programs. Read More »

Gridley Adopts Budget Amid Revenue Gap

The Gridley City Council adopted a $27.5 million budget for fiscal year 2026-27 on June 15, approving a spending plan that maintains city services, funds major infrastructure projects and continues to address a projected gap between General Fund revenues and expenditures. Read More »

Then and Now: Gridley Museum’s Photo Contest

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

North Sweeps South in 49th Lions All-StarGame

Five 2026 football alumni from the Yuba-Sutter community represented their former schools and donned their colors for the final time on Saturday, June 20 in the 49th Annual Lions All-Star Game. Read More »

Appreciated Not Forgotten

Gridley Hold Senior Appreciation Day Read More »

Magician Brings Reading Message to Summer Program

The Sutter County Library welcomed magician Brian Scott to its Summer Reading Program, bringing an evening of magic, laughter and reading-themed entertainment to local families. Read More »

72.2 Million Americans Expected to Travel over July 4th Week Despite Higher Fuel Prices

AAA projects 72.2 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home for Independence Day between Saturday, June 27 and Sunday, July 5. Read More »

Sutter County Streamlines Records Requests

The Sutter County Clerk-Recorder's Office has launched a new online identity verification system designed to make obtaining certified copies of birth, marriage and death certificates faster and less expensive for residents. Read More »

Gallagher Sworn into Congress

Congressman James Gallagher was sworn in today as the representative for California's 1st Congressional District following his victory in last week's special election. Read More »

Students Reconnect with Nature at Sutter Buttes Field Day

After a five-year hiatus, one of the region's most beloved outdoor education traditions has returned, bringing Wilson Elementary School students back into the heart of the Sutter Buttes for a hands-on day of science, history and exploration. Read More »

Then and Now: Gridley Museum’s Photo Contest

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

Sutter Area LL Tops Live Oak in CA D2 Softball Tournament

The Sutter Area Major girls defeated the Live Oak Little League 4-3 on June 12 in the opening round of the California District 2 Softball Tournament. Read More »

Sacred Heart Celebrates Centennial

Sacred Heart Catholic Church, located at the corner of Hazel and Oregon streets in Gridley, celebrated its centennial during the weekend of June 12-14, marking 100 years of faith and service to the community. Read More »

Butte Backs State Mandate Reimbursement Reform

The Butte County Board of Supervisors unanimously support state legislation aimed at changing how California reimburses local governments for state-mandated programs, backing a proposal county officials said would provide greater fiscal flexibility for counties. Read More »

Quota Awards $23,700 in Scholarships

As the school year ended, Gridley Quota took time to recognize the recent scholarships awarded to area students for their academic success. Read More »

Gridley Library Hosts Ugly Art Club

On Saturday, June 13, some "ugly art" was being made at the Gridley Branch of the Butte County Library. Read More »

Butte County Defends Williamson Act Charge

Butte County officials are recommending no changes to the county's Williamson Act direct charge, saying the revenue remains an important part of the county's budget as officials work to maintain public safety and library services. Read More »

Honoring the Past, Leading the Future

As Gridley Quota Club prepares to celebrate its 90th anniversary, members recently gathered to install the organization's 2026-27 board of directors and recognize those who have dedicated years of service to the club and community. Read More »

Butte County Fair Moves Dates in 2027

The Butte County Fair will move to a new annual schedule beginning in 2027, with future fairs taking place during the second weekend of August. Read More »

Biggs Council Weighs Senior Electric Discount

The Biggs City Council stopped short of deciding this month on the future of the city’s senior electric discount program, directing staff to gather more information on potential outside funding before bringing the issue back for further discussion. Read More »

Live Oak Reviews Budget Cuts, Warns of Public Safety Impacts

The Live Oak City Council reviewed updates to the city's Housing Element and discussed a proposed budget that includes significant reductions to public safety contracts during its June 3 meeting. Read More »

Small Business Employment Index Declines for Third Consecutive Month

The latest monthly Jobs Report from the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) shows the Small Business Employment Index remaining essentially flat, registering 100.3 in May after measuring 100.4 in April. Read More »

May New Home Sales Remain Steady

New home sales in the greater Sacramento region remained steady during May despite continued affordability challenges and slightly higher mortgage rates, as members of the North State Building Industry Association reported 474 sales during the month. Read More »

Food Allergen Labeling Coming Soon to California Restaurants

Effective July 1, California restaurants with 20 or more locations will now have to disclose food allergens under the Allergen Disclosure for Dining Experiences (ADDE) Act. Read More »