The Yuba County Jail shares a building with the courthouse. The public lobby is on Sixth Street between B and C streets.

Yuba County Inmate Search lists people booked. The jail lobby at 530-749-7740 can confirm charges and bail details.

Arraignment for jailed defendants is inside two court days, upstairs at 215 Fifth Street, Suite 200. Criminal clerk: 530-740-1800. Read Yuba court steps.

Marysville inmates join court in person or by a video connection the court provides, so CourtCall is a tool for case parties to book directly. Parties to a linked civil, family or probate matter are welcome to sign up on CourtCall if their judge allows.

A court schedule sets the opening amount. Families may pay at the jail lobby or use a licensed bail agent, and the judge can set a new figure based on safety and what the person can afford. See the Yuba bail guide.

Yuba defendants without money for a lawyer can request one when they first appear in court. The clerk at 530-740-1800 can explain the steps.

Visits are scheduled through the jail. Enter from Sixth Street with photo ID. See Yuba visits and video visits.

Write the booking number and 215 Fifth Street, Marysville, CA 95901. Topics: mail, money, canteen, phones, e-messages, tablet info.

Minors are held at the Tri-County juvenile facility, 938 14th Street, Marysville. The same campus has a youth guidance center for longer programs. Probation: 530-749-7550.

Yuba deputies won't ask for wire transfers or gift cards. Call the jail, 530-749-7740, yourself.

It usually begins when groups such as Homeland Security Investigations, the ATF, and the Postal Inspection Service carry out an arrest. The county belongs to the Eastern District of California's Sacramento Division; cases are set in Sacramento, 501 I Street, Sacramento, CA 95814. Clerk's phone: 916-930-4000. The first appearance happens quickly, before a federal magistrate. Ahead of court, pretrial services checks ties to the public and prior record. Release is not a set amount in federal court. Using federal bail law, the magistrate holds a detention hearing and decides if they stay locked up.

During the case, the Marshals usually house federal prisoners in local jails. Start with the county roster. The U.S. Marshals office that serves this area is at 501 I Street, Suite 5600, Sacramento, CA 95814. Dial 916-930-2030 to find someone in federal custody. Those given federal prison time leave the jail here to a Bureau of Prisons site later. Locate their facility with the federal locator.

• Booking prints are run through national systems that ICE can see. When ICE thinks your loved one may be deportable, it can send a hold request.
• The Marysville jail is asked to keep the inmate on ICE's behalf up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released (8 CFR 287.7(d)). Marysville's jail works under SB 54, California's Values Act, releasing the person on the local timeline, with ICE getting custody just through a judge's warrant or a serious felony listed in state law.
• Paying bond does not cancel the hold.
• Officers from ICE may pick them up at the Marysville jail before time runs out. If ICE stays away, this means release on the local case.
• The last stop is ICE's call.
• Check the ICE online locator using their alien number (A-number) plus birth country. Can't find the person's A-number? Use their full name, date of birth, and country of birth instead.
• To reach ICE in San Francisco at 630 Sansome Street, Room 590, San Francisco, CA 94111, tel. 415-365-8800.

Prison sentences are carried out by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. They often wait in the county jail until the CDCR picks them up, and that may take weeks. The ride ends at reception, where new arrivals get checked in. At intake, officers review medical and mental care, security risk and any gang affiliation. The next stop is a facility that suits those findings.

The CDCR online lookup lists their unit after intake. Our state prison page covers every state unit.

The Yuba inmate lookup lists people held in Yuba, but it does not show mugshots.

California's rule is Section 13665. It is about social media only. It applies to most nonviolent arrests. Agencies may not post those photos there. Posts must come down within 14 days. A judge can also allow a post. The sheriff's own website isn't covered. Still, most California rosters show no photos.

For an immigration mugshot, send an ICE public records request. ICE has to approve it. Media seeking a mugshot not shown online can contact sheriff's staff at 530-749-7777. Federal booking photos are kept private. Rarely, the federal Marshals Service releases one: for a wanted person, to help a search or to alert the community, or when there's an immediate safety need.

• Marysville Police non-emergency: 530-749-3900
• Yuba County Sheriff's Office: 530-749-7777

Wheatland has a small police force; Linda and Olivehurst are patrolled by the Sheriff.

Yes. Olivehurst, Linda and Wheatland arrests go to the Fifth Street jail, which shares a building with the courthouse, and jail staff can tell callers who's there. Sheriff's deputies take warrant calls, statewide ones included. The Superior Court keeps a case access page where the case itself can be found. Wheatland families can also ask the clerk when the next hearing falls. If you're wanted, hire a local lawyer to arrange surrender, or phone the Suite 200 clerk (530-740-1800) about a new hearing.