Sutter High School News Today

I want you to pick out with me. Thats tonight at 9 00. Theres a t lot of red and orange here. This red line is the Atmospheric River, the fire hose pointed right in the middle of the bay. Now, it might be tough to pick it out, but that will be a near constant feature with us. There we are at 2 00 a. M. We have at least a branch of it up here, but there is a theme going into tomorrow which is very important. Look at sunday morning. Still pretty stationary for the bay area. The majority of the rai...

Good morning, everyone, it is sunday december 1st, im liz kreutz. Lets get right to the look at the weather. This is meteorologist lisa argen. This is a 2 on or storm impact scale. We have heavy downpours, breezy to gusty winds and this morning the rain is coming down from the north bay through the Santa Cruz Mountains. We do have breaks in our inland valleys but there is a chance of thunderstorms. As we look at live doppler 7 you will notice we have wet weather from the santa cruz area up throu...

The Huskies are on their way to running the table with an unbeaten season and the Cardinals were the latest team to try and end those hopes on Thursday.

Driven by passion and guided by mentors, dozens of high school students are embarking on a new journey that allows them to cook food in a classroom and within a few hours start running a food truck.

The 5th annual Crystal Apple Awards, honoring local high school educators, was held on Thursday at the Stake Center located near the Feather River California Temple on Butte House Road

A celebration of life for Ron Sullenger, a former Sutter County supervisor and lifelong county resident, will be held later this month after his death in October at the age

Sutter County officials recently announced that its public health branch will use a state grant to focus on education and outreach at three school campuses and tobacco product retailers in

The Cardinals traveled down East Gibson Road to Pioneer for a crosstown showdown on Monday night as the Patriots prevailed in five sets.

All three Tehama County high schools had a rough night on the volleyball court on Thursday. as all three were swept.

Independence High School had a higher graduation rate than Kern High Districts overall graduation rate at 94.7 percent, according to the California Department of Education. In comparison, Kern High District had a graduation rate of 90.5 percent for the 2017-2018 school year. According to CDE data, graduation rates continue to indicate an increase in disproportional academic performance between white, Black, Latino, and English learner students. According to the National Centre for Education...