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Modoc County Faces Supply Crisis After Double Down Distributing Shutdown

The abrupt shutdown of Double Down Distributing, previously known as K&K Distributing, has created widespread... Read More.

California Community College Students Can Claim Up to 1500 in CalKIDS Scholarships for College Expenses

The California Cradle-to-Career Data System reports that as students return to campus, the system is... Read More.

Quincy Chamber Completes Micro Grant Program Supporting 14 Local Businesses

The Quincy Chamber of Commerce reports its micro grant program has wrapped up, putting money... Read More.

Jeffrey Gicklhorn Sworn In Early to Portola City Council Seat

Jeffrey Gicklhorn joined the Portola City Council during the Sept. 9 meeting. The council held... Read More.

Native Daughters Support Veterans with Honor Flight Donation and Holiday Care Packages

The Native Daughters of the Golden West, Nataqua Parlor, recently presented a donation to the... Read More.

Lorrie Bennett Sentenced to Two Years for Drunk Driving Manslaughter in Fatal Plumas County Accident

Lorrie Deann Bennett, 63, received a two-year jail sentence in Plumas County on Sept. 18.... Read More.

State Headlines

Protect Yourself From MyChart Phishing Scams Targeting Patients Worldwide

About 190 million patients worldwide use MyChart to communicate with healthcare providers. This large user... Read More.

Man Shot with Birdshot in Siskiyou County Arrest Made in Assault Case

On Saturday, September 5th, the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) was alerted to the presence... Read More.

California Senate Bill 1135 Secures 5 Million to Support Ranchers Facing Wolf Conflicts

The Office of Sen. Megan Dahle announces that Senate Bill 1135, the budget bill passed... Read More.

The 2026 State Budget Includes $120 Million of Key Investments for Assembly District 1

Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick (R-Alturas) is highlighting more than $120 million in funding priorities she advocated for... Read More.

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Upcoming Events

Now - Oct 31 | Eagle Lake
Eagle Lake Rainbow Rumble
Now - Oct 7
Lassen Wrestling sign up are Happening Sept 9th & Oct 7th at Susanville Pizza Factory from 5pm to 7pm. Open to  6 - 13 years olds, practice begins in November.   
Sep 24
Microgreens Seminar Deadline
Sep 25 | Fort Bidwell Tribal Gymnasium.
The fifth annual Sacred Mountain Powwow will bring dancers, drum groups, and community members together Sept. 25–27 at the Fort Bidwell Tribal Gymnasium. The three-day, drug- and alcohol-free event is open to the public with free admission and available camping. Vendors, drums, and dancers are all invited to participate.

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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) has an upcoming competitive bidding opportunity for a public works project titled 2CA07934 – Grasshopper Fire Station Paving Services located in Susanville, California. This project has an estimated start date of July/August 2026, and the scope of work involves performing replacing the existing pavement at CAL FIRE’s Grasshopper Fire Station.

The Prime Contractor must possess a valid C12-Earthwork and Paving Contractor OR an A-General Engineering Contractor license issued by the California State Licensing Board (CSLB). The Prime Bidder must attend the mandatory pre-bid inspection on June 02, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at the CAL FIRE Grasshopper Fire Station, 515-350 Highway 139, Susanville, CA 96130. Bids are being accepted for this competitive bidding opportunity until June 16, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. For more information about this solicitation opportunity, please visit https://caleprocure.ca.gov. To locate the solicitation, enter the solicitation number “2CA07934” in the “Event ID” field.