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Bear Experts Offer Advice for Late Season Camping

Wednesday, September 13

Planning for a late-summer camping adventure? Bear experts working in the Tahoe region have some advice to share.As the Lake Tahoe Basin is prime bear territory, as well as many other local areas, bears are gearing up for the leaner fall and winter months... Read More.

Suspect Arrested and Posts Bail in Accidental Discharge Incident

Tuesday, September 12

The Susanville Police Department confirms that an accidental shot was fired early Sunday morning, around one a.m., following a scuffle at Diamond Mountain Casino. The incident occurred following an evening in which the casino/hotel hosted a PureCombat High Desert Brawl Event.Authorities say the Susanville Police... Read More.

Shot Fired in Scuffle at Diamond Mtn Casino Was Accidental

Monday, September 11

The Susanville Police Department confirms that there was an accidental discharge of a firearm early Sunday morning, around midnight, at Diamond Mountain Casino.The incident occurred following an evening in which the casino/hotel hosted a PureCombat High Desert Brawl Event, to which a physical altercation... Read More.

Final Determination in Mallery Trial Upcoming Following Conclusion of Evidentiary Hearings in Sacramento

Friday, September 8

Evidentiary hearings in Sacramento’s Superior Court have concluded in the case against Lassen County Superior Court Judge Tony Mallery for alleged ethical misconduct in court. A week-long hearing began in July, followed by a second week-long session in late August.According to the Director Chief Counsel... Read More.

City Hires Recruitment Firm in Search for Qualified Economic Development Director

Thursday, September 7

The city of Susanville will spend 27,000 dollars to hire professional services to recruit a qualified candidate for the newly created Economic Development Director position. Mayor Quincy McCourt said, "This is a big deal for Susanville that the city is taking matters seriously" to boost... Read More.

Superintendents of Plumas Schools React to Public Safety Concerns a Week into Sheriff’s Deputy Patrol Challenges

Wednesday, September 6

Three women hold signs outside the Quincy courthouse reading Fund 9-1-1, We support PCSO and Support Local Law Enforcement while holding the thin blue line flag, and now not only is the community voicing their distraught for public safety, Plumas schools are now raising... Read More.

Investigation Underway After Susanville Man Located with Gunshot Wound

Tuesday, September 5

Susanville Police Respond to a Gunshot Victim Incident, now the fourth act of gun violence in the city in recent weeks.On Friday, September 1, just before 09:00 AM, Susanville Police Officers responded to the report that a person had been shot in the area... Read More.

Plumas Sheriff’s Office Makes More Cuts to Already Limited Patrols- Down to One Swing Shift

Friday, September 1

Negotiations continue among the Plumas Board of Supervisors and the sheriff's office, as now the department is forced to announce an even more dire situation of limited patrols for the entire county.Sheriff Todd Johns warned that this situation may come to be back in... Read More.

Big Rig Fire Shuts Down US395 in Ravendale

Thursday, August 31

As of 1 p.m, U.S. 395 is currently closed in Ravendale as fire crews put out the flames of a big rig that has caught fire along the highway. Multiple fire crews are on the scene, along with a CALFIRE Helicopter.Caltrans District 2 says... Read More.

California’s Dove Hunting Season Begins with Sept. 1 Opener, Kicking Off Fall Hunting Festivities

Thursday, August 31

September 1 holds a special status as an unofficial holiday for dedicated hunters. Tomorrow, California witnesses its most bustling hunting activity—the statewide dove season opener. Running from September 1 to September 15, this event ushers in the Labor Day holiday weekend, marking the start... Read More.

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Featured News

Bear Experts Offer Advice for Late Season Camping

Suspect Arrested and Posts Bail in Accidental Discharge Incident

Shot Fired in Scuffle at Diamond Mtn Casino Was Accidental

Final Determination in Mallery Trial Upcoming Following Conclusion of Evidentiary Hearings in Sacramento

City Hires Recruitment Firm in Search for Qualified Economic Development Director

Superintendents of Plumas Schools React to Public Safety Concerns a Week into Sheriff’s Deputy Patrol Challenges

Investigation Underway After Susanville Man Located with Gunshot Wound

Plumas Sheriff’s Office Makes More Cuts to Already Limited Patrols- Down to One Swing Shift

Big Rig Fire Shuts Down US395 in Ravendale

California’s Dove Hunting Season Begins with Sept. 1 Opener, Kicking Off Fall Hunting Festivities

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