Tree Removal Crew Stops Possible Fire, Helps Evacuate Mental-Health Facility
He thought of the patients on the other side of the wall and jumped into action, getting his three-man crew to help him evacuate the facility.
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He thought of the patients on the other side of the wall and jumped into action, getting his three-man crew to help him evacuate the facility.
At 80-years-old, Phil and Nancy Crowe are forced to think about their future in a whole new way after a fire burned down their historic farmhouse.
A Yuba City Sonic Drive-In restaurant will reopen its doors next week after the location closed unexpectedly last year.
According to the family of the first victim, the first attack took place here on this sidewalk. The victim would be pinned against her car, and tonight police are concerned this guy is not done.
A woman was hit and killed along Highway 99 in south Yuba City early Tuesday morning.
The fine is the largest its city code allows. The city says the homeowner was repeatedly caught watering more than the required two days a week.
Workers at the water and sewage treatment plants, city hall and public works know how important their jobs are to Yuba City. They say they want to launch a public awareness campaign first before they strike.
According to a complaint from the state medical board, he "failed to maintain an office with sufficient emphasis on cleaning and disinfection." In one room, an investigator says "patients were seated around a blue tray ... stained with spatters of fluid drops," and a hazmat waste container was soiled with blood and dirt with no top.
Three men were killed Saturday in a fiery crash suspected to have been caused by a person driving under the influence.
Contract negotiations with the city have been going on for more than a year. For the past few years, city workers have accepted a 10 percent furlough. The city wants to get rid of that if employees pick up 8 percent of the payments to their retirement system.
Jesus Zuniga Moreno, 44, allegedly furnished former students with marijuana at his home in 2014 and was involved in an inappropriate relationship with at least one student.
WHO's international agency for research on cancer released a new report saying glyphosate is "probably carcinogenic." The study is a review of existing research and concludes there is "limited evidence" the main chemical in Roundup can cause non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and lung cancer.
It's a cat conundrum in Yuba City and neighbors say compassion may be to blame. City council members will vote on an ordinance Tuesday that would prohibit feeding feral cats.
After 16 sessions at the negotiation table neither side could agree. At issue, the number of firefighters and a balanced city budget.
The cars were parked in front of the house, but when the Cole family woke up on Tuesday morning to get ready for the day, they stepped out and noticed they were both gone.
CBS13 brought you the story of how someone broke into the Yuba-Sutter facility and took 200 toys. Volunteers had no way of letting parents know the presents were gone until they showed up on Friday.
Thieves have stolen Christmas for dozens of needy families in the Yuba-Sutter area.
Administrators at a Yuba City elementary school are warning parents after the school's water was found to contain E.coli bacteria.
Donny Pauling was arrested on Monday by the Sutter County Sheriff's Department. accused of allegedly having sex with a teenage girl.
Yuba City Police called him an innocent victim of gang violence and arrests were made. But minutes before Manny Bath's family would have face the suspects in court, they were stunned to learn no charges would be filed and the men were released from jail and sent home.
Manny Bath was found unconscious on a sidewalk following a brutal beating. His family is now searching for answers and is convinced the attack was planned with others yet to answer for their actions.
A Yuba City police officer and a woman were shot overnight.
When the Lowe's manager heard about the theft, he knew he had to do something. He called the corporate offices, and the result was a $5,000 grant for Habitat For Humanity.
Today's Little League fields are open to both boys and girls, but in 1950, only 12-year-old boys suited up for the Saturday games. That is, until Kay Johnston snuck onto her neighborhood team and changed baseball forever.
Yuba City officials say they aren't looking to trample anyone's rights, but argue panhandlers often hang out in dangerous situations that affect everyone.
