Kayla Moeller

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Kayla Moeller

MARYSVILLE – A high school baseball tournament has been underway since Monday in the Yuba-Sutter area. Twelve top teams in an epic showdown are competing at the recently revamped Bryant Field in Marysville. The high schoolers get their shot on the same turf once played on by the pros. "The history here is phenomenal with Jackie Robinson playing here, Babe Ruth. But now it's our turn.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Kayla Moeller

Same-day Kings, A's game puts Sacramento traffic control to the test SACRAMENTO — This year marks the first time MLB and NBA games are happening simultaneously in Sacramento. Though the Athletics and Sacramento Kings playing on the same day might make for a difficult choice for sports fans, the bigger question might be this: How will traffic and parking be impacted by same-day A's and Kings games?

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Kayla Moeller

Sacramento region hosts A's, Kings games in same day for first time SACRAMENTO – Wednesday was the first time Sacramento has hosted an MLB game and an NBA game on the same day. It was a historic day for Sacramento as two professional sports teams played almost back-to-back for the first time. There are only two dozen cities that have MLB and NBA playing in the same city, and now Sacramento is one of them.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Kayla Moeller

Yuba City project underway to revamp space under iconic water tower YUBA CITY — A new plan is underway to turn an iconic site in Yuba City into something more. The city is now accepting bids to build a new plaza beneath the water tower. The project to revamp the space is expected to break ground later this year. With $2 million in funding from Caltrans, Yuba City plans to create a park-like atmosphere with play structures, a plaza, an amphitheatre, local art and more.

3 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Kayla Moeller

MARYSVILLE – More than 700 8th-grade students took over Yuba College's campus this week to learn about all the possibilities in STEM before they enroll in high school classes. "What they choose helps determine what kind of career they're going to start out in anyways," said Martha Bunce, the executive council leader for the American Association of University Women Marysville-Yuba City, a women-led organization that spearheaded the event.