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School Bus Routes Reduced at Janesville Elementary Due to Driver Shortage

Wednesday, November 22

The School bus driver shortage hits Janesville Elementary as the school is forced to reduce routes. Due to a retirement, the elementary school, which contracts with Lassen Union High for bus service, has had to adapt to the sudden change and will head back to... Read More.

Susanville Police Anti-Theft Detail Proves Successful

Tuesday, November 21

Susanville’s Police Department announces a successful petty theft sting at Walmart, making four arrests and recovering a firearm and drugs. The operation was conducted on Thursday, November 16, with the assistance of employees from Walmart. Captain Bollinger, in the announcement, shared the details of success. Notably, four... Read More.

Health Officials Issue Holiday Warning as Poisoning Cases Rise

Monday, November 20

Phoenix's Banner Medical Center Poison Center says there has been an increase in fall carbon monoxide poisoning, totaling nearly 50 calls since October 1. The Banner Poison and Drug Information Center emphasizes checking your carbon monoxide and fire alarms and maintaining proper hygiene during... Read More.

HR Director of Plumas County in Hot Water, Facing Three Felonies

Friday, November 17

Plumas County District Attorney David Hollister filed a three-count criminal complaint against Nancy Louise Selvage. The charges result from a lengthy investigation prompted by the 2022-23 Plumas County Civil Grand Jury report. The investigation involved interviews with over fifteen current and former employees and... Read More.

Supervisors Raise Concerns over the Historic Courthouse Renovation Project

Thursday, November 16

During the board’s November 13th meeting, Staff requested a $250,000 increase in the contingency fund due to unforeseen challenges in the over-100-year-old building. This sparked a detailed discussion between staff and the board. Supervisor Neely contested the decision by the CAO and Public Works Director... Read More.

Critical Decision Looms for Chester Fire Department: CPUD Board Delays Closure

Wednesday, November 15

CPUD board will delay the seemingly inevitable closing of Chester Fire for another two weeks. Chester’s FT-paid FD appears that it will no longer be; they have simply run out of money after years of placing bandaids on a gushing wound. The board stated that running... Read More.

Chester Public Utility District Discusses Closure of Chester Fire Department

Monday, November 13

Set for tomorrow’s Chester Public Utility District (CPUD) board meeting, General Manager Adam Cox will seek approval to shutter the department due to its significant operating deficit and failure to secure a viable source of incoming revenue. Chester Fire's last day is slated for December... Read More.

Volunteers Sought for Veterans Day Flag Setup at Diamond Crest Cemetery

Friday, November 10

The Lassen County Veterans Office and American Legion Post 204, are reaching out for volunteers to join them for the traditional initiative on Veterans Day. On Saturday, November 11, 2023, volunteers are needed to assist in setting up the row of American flags at the... Read More.

CPUD GM Responds to Measure D Failure: Future of Chester Fire Department Hangs in the Balance as Board Convenes for Critical Meeting

Friday, November 10

General Manager for Chester Public Utility responds to the failure of Measure D to fund Chester Fire, the board's next meeting to address the impacts. In an email response to Sierra Daily News, GM Adam Cox said, “It’s a very sad day that 300 Chester... Read More.

Plumas Supervisors Continue Talks on Dixie Fire Settlement Funds

Thursday, November 9

Discussions on using Dixie Fire settlement funds will begin as the new year approaches in the Plumas Supervisors Chambers. This week, the board brought back the discussion to flush out how they will proceed in determining where the monies will be allocated. CAO Debra Lucero clarified... Read More.

Featured News

School Bus Routes Reduced at Janesville Elementary Due to Driver Shortage

Susanville Police Anti-Theft Detail Proves Successful

Health Officials Issue Holiday Warning as Poisoning Cases Rise

HR Director of Plumas County in Hot Water, Facing Three Felonies

Supervisors Raise Concerns over the Historic Courthouse Renovation Project

Critical Decision Looms for Chester Fire Department: CPUD Board Delays Closure

Chester Public Utility District Discusses Closure of Chester Fire Department

Volunteers Sought for Veterans Day Flag Setup at Diamond Crest Cemetery

CPUD GM Responds to Measure D Failure: Future of Chester Fire Department Hangs in the Balance as Board Convenes for Critical Meeting

Plumas Supervisors Continue Talks on Dixie Fire Settlement Funds

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