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Two men caught assaulting a woman in Yuba County, police say
(FOX40.COM) — Two men who were caught red-handed assaulting a woman were arrested, according to the Wheatland Police Department. Around 5:40 a.m. on Wednesday, the Wheatland Police Department responded to Bear Ridge Apartments, located at 1969 Spenceville Road, for a report of a woman being assaulted. Upon arrival, an officer said two men were “actively […]
New Raising Cane’s location coming to Yuba City
(FOX40.COM) — The Raising Cane’s restaurant is adding Yuba City to its list of over 500 restaurants located throughout the United States. Raising Cane’s was established in 1996 by a 24-year-old entrepreneur who was told by a college professor that his business plan to open a restaurant that only serves chicken fingers wouldn’t work, according […]
Marysville High School to introduce four-year medical pathway
Marysville High School will integrate a new medical career pathway in the upcoming school year, officials announced during a Marysville Joint Unified School District Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday. Project MED – a four-year career technical education pathway – is being established in partnership with the University of California,...
‘Positive news’ for Marysville: Judge issues ruling in city’s case against Caltrans over Binney Junction project
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) was ordered to correct “deficiencies” in its environmental reports for its Highway 70 Binney Junction project after Yuba County Superior Court Judge Stephen Berrier sided with the city of Marysville in a petition against the agency, an attorney representing the city confirmed with the Appeal on Friday.
Yuba County man pleads guilty to COVID-19 relief fraud, to pay back millions taken
WHEATLAND, Calif. — A Yuba County man pleaded guilty to submitting false claims for COVID-19 pandemic tax credits Friday, according to the United States Attorney's Office Eastern District of California. Jason Toland, 43 years old and from Wheatland, tried to get more than $13.4 million in COVID relief funds...
Local family members work together in law enforcement: ‘I love the job’
Lieutenant Craig Hungrige is the training manager and the concealed weapon permit coordinator for the Sutter County Sheriff's Office, and he said that there is an interesting dynamic because his son, Deputy Devin Hungrige, is at the beginning of his career while he is at the end of his. “(Currently,)...
Annual fishing derby set for Saturday in Marysville
The 72nd annual Jim Watson Youth Fishing Derby is set to take place this Saturday at Ellis Lake in Marysville. Scheduled to start in the morning, this free event put on by the Kiwanis Club of Marysville is meant to provide a “perfect outing for children and their families,” according to organizers.
An estimated 1,000 wild chickens are wandering Yuba City. Here's why there are so many
YUBA CITY - An entire city is living side by side with wild chickens and they've become a part of people's everyday lives in Yuba City. People even fought to keep them running around. But why are there so many chickens in Yuba City? "Everybody goes bananas here. And you better not run over one or touch one or do anything to one or people will hunt you down," said Yuba City resident Mary Thompson. The chickens of Yuba City are a staple in the community. There's even an Instagram page and a website dedicated to them. "They've been...
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