YUBA CITY, Sutter County — October 26, 2026. A vacant state-owned parcel off Garden Highway near Bogue Road in Yuba City is included in Caltrans’ public excess-land auction register. The department listed a sealed-bid sale for Monday, October 26, with bid handling at its District 3 office at 703 B Street, Room 175, Marysville.
What is known about the property?
The state describes it as unimproved vacant land. Its public summary does not identify an eventual buyer, a final sale price or a guaranteed approved use, and California58 has not independently confirmed a bidding result from the October 26 session. A sealed-bid auction is a procedure for receiving offers, not an announcement that the parcel has automatically changed ownership.
What potential buyers and neighbors should check
Anyone interested in the property or its possible future use should consult the Caltrans brochure for location and title specifics, and review the applicable Yuba City land-use documents for access and development constraints. The agency notes final transactions are generally subject to California Transportation Commission review and approval.
Although the sale date is October 26, no auction outcome is reported here; residents should use Caltrans for the latest status rather than assume bids are still being accepted or that the property has been sold.
Official source: Caltrans public excess-property auction schedule. This is a local property-information article, not a real-estate advertisement or investment recommendation.
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