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Marysville news for Friday, October 23, 2026

2 stories from Marysville and Yuba County, in about three minutes.

Public Safety · Yuba County

Yuba County Prepares for Potential El Niño Winter Storms

Yuba County officials are preparing for potential heavy rainfall and flooding associated with the upcoming El Niño weather pattern. Emergency Operations Manager Oscar Marin noted a 40% to 50% chance of significant impact in the northern part of the state, including Yuba County. The county is coordinating with the National Weather Service and neighboring areas while urging residents to monitor local water levels and prepare emergency kits. Officials emphasize that while vigilance is required, there is currently no need for panic.

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Housing & Development · Marysville, CA

Marysville Chinatown Revitalization Plan Still Years From Completion

Jon Lim, president of the Marysville Chinese Community, updated city council members on the Chinese Blueprint, a proposed renovation plan for Historic Chinatown scheduled for final review in December 2027. The project, funded by a $350,000 grant from the Sacramento Area Council of Governments, incorporates feedback from nearly 5,000 community surveys and stakeholder meetings. Proposed elements include improvements to Plaza Park (Bok Kai Park), bilingual street signs, decorative perimeter gates, design criteria for building exteriors, and cultural events tied to Chinese heritage. City Manager Jim Schaad said the immediate focus is defining Chinatown's borders, design criteria, and funding sources before implementation can begin.

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