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Crunch time for sewer plant
As Colusa’s new wastewater treatment plant takes shape, the city faces nearly $500,000 in state fines for violations at the old plant. The Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board has proposed a $489,000 penalty for violations of wastewater...
Williams project in state’s hands
The city of Williams is waiting to hear from the Central Valley Water Resource Control Board whether or not the city’s new plan for constructing a wastewater treatment facility will be approved. “Our city administrator, Jim Manning, has met...
City clerk’s position up in air
Colusa voters may be asked to consider changing the city clerk’s position from an elected one to an appointed one. “Right now is an opportune time for discussion,” said City Manager Robert Hickey. “(City Clerk Pete Rodda) has...
City street work still on track
No traffic delays are anticipated as Colusa Public Works crews near the midpoint on a project to refurbish city streets. Curb and gutter work began in April on Oak Street between Fourth and Fifth streets and will continue for another two weeks. The city...
Register to vote by May 19
Are you registered to vote? If you are a new resident of Colusa County, or have moved from one address to another within Colusa County, you must re-register. Registration forms are available at all post offices, city halls, the DMV and the...
Mother’s Day picnic set
The Senior Adult Canteen will have its Mother’s Day picnic at noon today at Will S. Green Park in Colusa. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be served. All seniors are invited; please bring a salad or dessert....
Discovery Day at Cache Creek
The Cache Creek Watershed Forum hosts the Cache Creek Discovery Day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. The event is free and geared towards all age groups. Cache Creek Nature Preserve is at 34199 County Road 20, six miles west of Woodland. Guided hikes,...
City faces big water fine
Permit extensions for Colusa’s old sewer treatment plant have expired and the city now faces the possibility of nearly half a million in fines for wastewater treatment violations even as the construction of a new nearly $20 million plant nears completion.The...
Deadline nears to clear fire hazards
Colusa County residents have just 12 days left to clear away overgrown weeds, tall grass and other potential fire hazards from their property. With summer looming, local fire chiefs are trying to get word to residents about the mandatory weed abatement...
Honoring the fallen
Jennifer Sloop holds a flag listing the names of emergency personnel killed in the Sept. 11 terror attacks during the Stonyford Rodeo parade Saturday. For more parade photos, view the Tri-County Gallery....
Stiglich vying for seat in state assembly
A Cottonwood man’s desire to bring integrity to state government, secure the border and balance the budget has prompted his run at the District 2 Assembly seat. Republican Pete Stiglich, a retired U.S. Air Force colonel, has been campaigning in...
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