Final farewell given to historic Hotel Marysville 7 months after fire
A farewell celebration for the Hotel Marysville took place Monday, seven months after a fire devastated the historic vacant building.
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A farewell celebration for the Hotel Marysville took place Monday, seven months after a fire devastated the historic vacant building.
Downtown Marysville businesses have seen a notable impact now that Highway 70 is back open following the demolition of the historic Hotel Marysville.
Marysville's Chinatown sits rather empty, a stark difference from the once-thriving Chinese population the area saw during the 19th and 20th centuries — but a revitalization plan is on the way.
Highway 70 in Marysville, which has been a headache for many local drivers, is set to reopen this weekend after the demolition of the Hotel Marysville.
Nearly seven months after a fire destroyed the historic landmark, city officials are giving the public a hint of what could move in after each brick that formed the Hotel Marysville is hauled away.
Flames ripped through a small Downtown Marysville business early Monday morning.
A high school senior and his girlfriend dressed up as Santa and Mrs. Claus and handed out gifts to every student at their school, Marysville Charter Academy for the Arts.
The City of Marysville said it expects demolition of the century-old building "to be completed by mid-to-late January 2025."
Yuba County is amongst the fastest-growing counties in the state.
The High Wheelers, a professional baseball team that played in Davis last season, has found a new home in Northern California.
The City of Marysville and the owners of the Hotel Marysville reached a settlement agreement following a lawsuit, leading to the city now owning the building and receiving $700,000 to go toward demolition.
A murder thriller, which has parts inspired by real-life events and was written and produced by a Sutter County woman, is now available on streaming platforms.
Yuba College in Marysville has no head football coach, and now the rest of the season could be in jeopardy.
At Tuesday night's Marysville council meeting, there was a unanimous vote to sue the underlying owners of the Hotel Marysville building for damages. The city says will take things to a whole new level.
The owner of the Hotel Marysville must demolish the building and pay for it after the historic building burned in a fire in early June, a panel of outside judges has ruled.
A Marysville man and woman were killed in a motorcycle crash along Highway 70 late Monday night, authorities say.
A legend in the Marysville rodeo community has a new bronze statue in the city's Washington Square.
An administrative hearing to determine the fate of the historic Hotel Marysville took place at Marysville City Hall on Friday.
The mayor of the Northern California city of Marysville was sucker-punched in broad daylight by a homeless man this week downtown while surveying the site of a recently burned historic hotel.
At least half of the Highway 70 lanes closed due to the fire at the historic Hotel Marysville are expected to open up by the end of this week, but some civilians say the damage has already been done.
An engineering report that came out early might be the key to moving things along in Yuba County with recovering from the Hotel Marysville fire.
Hotel Marysville is at risk of collapsing. The city now says the inside of the building is an asbestos danger zone.
The historic Hotel Marysville is at risk of collapsing with little to no warning following a devastating fire.
The Marysville community is showing support for businesses near the Hotel Marysville that are being negatively impacted by the fire that broke out late Saturday night.
Just days after a fire burned a historic California landmark, the Hotel Marysville, its neighbor, the historic State Theater, was vandalized in what appeared to be an attempted break-in.
