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Plumas Supes to Begin Discussions on use Of PG&E Settlement Funds

Friday, October 20

Dixie Fire Settlement monies have hit the Plumas Supervisors desks, who now are tasked with deciding how those funds are to be spent.During Tuesday’s board meeting, Debra Lucero, the CAO, briefed the supervisors on the breakdown of funds and clarified for the community the... Read More.

Susanville Police Chief Ryan Cochran Announces Retirement

Thursday, October 19

At the City Council meeting on Wednesday, the Chief was recognized by Senator Dahle and Assemblywoman Dahle in a Joint Members Resolution for his commitment to public service for the last 25 years.Cochran began his career in Southern CA as a second-generation police officer... Read More.

Quincy to Keep Dame Shirley Plaza

Tuesday, October 17

In a momentous win for the community, the county has declared that it has no intent to sell the park to the Judicial Council for the placement of the new Courthouse.In a split vote, the supervisors shut down the sale and preserved the park's... Read More.

Recruitment Firm to Find Economic Development Director for Susanville, Opens Application Period thru November

Tuesday, October 17

The city of Susanville has enlisted the help of recruitment management firm Peckham & McKenney in its search for a qualified Economic Development Director, and the firm is now accepting applications.An earlier effort seeking candidates by the city was unsuccessful as Newton explained to... Read More.

Honey Lake Community Pool Faces Funding Crisis: Board to Discuss Vital Solutions

Monday, October 16

In about five years, funding for the community pool will run out unless a new source to operate the facility can be determined.After the 2028/2029 fiscal year, the agreement between the county and the City of Susanville will end, which means the community pool... Read More.

Multiple RX Burns Bring Smoke to Lassen, Plumas, and Modoc Counties

Monday, October 16

CAL FIRE's Lassen-Modoc Unit is collaborating with various agencies on agricultural and timber understory burn projects that will bring smoke impacts to nearby communities through October 19th. Operations began Sunday to reduce timber understory north of Eagle Lake, improve habitat in Bieber, reduce fuels... Read More.

BLM Eagle Lake Field Office to Begin Series of RX Burns Near Eagle Lake

Friday, October 13

Smoke may be visible from planned burns near Eagle Lake. The Bureau of Land Management says operations will begin Monday as weather and staffing allow.Fire crews from the Eagle Lake Field Office will conduct the prescribed burns north of the Lake, beginning with the... Read More.

Plumas Supervisors Make Historic Agreement with Sheriff’s Office, Making Public Safety No. 1 Priority

Thursday, October 12

. In a resounding unanimous approval, the board voted to increase wages for sheriff's office employees by 20%.Chairperson Greg Hagwood made the comment, "This is the largest percent pay increase that I can ever remember," adding that this decision solidifies the board's commitment to make... Read More.

Berkeley Man Found Dead on Infamous Downieville Downhill Trail

Thursday, October 12

The man, identified as Joel Lusk, was set to embark on a mountain bike and camp trip to the Gold Lake Basin area over the weekend.He had arrived at Packer Saddle by shuttle from Downieville on Friday morning but failed to check in with... Read More.

Over a Dozen Injured and 4 Weapons Recovered in HDSP Riot

Wednesday, October 11

High Desert State Prison officials have announced an ongoing investigation into the riot that erupted on D Yard early Monday morning.According to authorities, the incident began shortly after 10 a.m. when approximately 50 inmates engaged in a violent altercation within the recreational yard. Despite... Read More.

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Featured News

Plumas Supes to Begin Discussions on use Of PG&E Settlement Funds

Susanville Police Chief Ryan Cochran Announces Retirement

Quincy to Keep Dame Shirley Plaza

Recruitment Firm to Find Economic Development Director for Susanville, Opens Application Period thru November

Honey Lake Community Pool Faces Funding Crisis: Board to Discuss Vital Solutions

Multiple RX Burns Bring Smoke to Lassen, Plumas, and Modoc Counties

BLM Eagle Lake Field Office to Begin Series of RX Burns Near Eagle Lake

Plumas Supervisors Make Historic Agreement with Sheriff’s Office, Making Public Safety No. 1 Priority

Berkeley Man Found Dead on Infamous Downieville Downhill Trail

Over a Dozen Injured and 4 Weapons Recovered in HDSP Riot

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