Sutter Bypass News Today

The “coldest, snowiest” storm of the season is expected to hit the north state over the weekend through next week, bringing blizzard conditions to the Sierra Nevada and high winds

The Sutter County Board of Supervisors ratified a local emergency proclamation on Thursday morning in response to county-wide damage caused by high winds during a storm caused by an atmospheric

A powerful atmospheric river that made its way across California over the weekend resulted in at least two deaths, including a Yuba City man, and thousands left without power –

A soggy weekend is here. Scattered showers Saturday and Sunday before heavy rain Sunday evening continuing into Monday. Winter travel impacts at the passes.

After idling half the state’s normal rice acreage last year due to water shortages, farmers of the grain are back in full force with harvest underway in the Sacramento Valley.

According to Ducks Unlimited, a nonprofit organization dedicated to conserving North Americas wetland and grassland habitats, the Sutter National Wildlife Refuge will be flooded in time for the Oct. 21

After freezing funds, the state put floodplain restoration work by Chico-based River Partners back on the front burner.

The California Wildlife Conservation Board approved a land transfer of the Feather River Wildlife area Shanghai Bend unit on Thursday from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to Sutter

The investigation of the deceased mare follows two months after authorities found two calfs killed by crossbow bolts in Yuba City.

The governor eliminated $40 million for restoring floodplains, halting projects that help protect vulnerable, disadvantaged communities. San Joaquin Valley legislators are pushing back.