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Plumas Sheriff Responds to Measure A Unofficial Results

Wednesday, March 6

The unofficial results from Super Tuesday's Presidential Primary Election indicate that Measure A did not achieve the required 2/3 voter approval. The measure aimed to increase the Sales and Use Tax by 3/4 of a percent, with an estimated revenue of 2.4 million dollars... Read More.

Super Tuesday: What You Need to Know

Tuesday, March 5

Super Tuesday has arrived; 15 states will be holding presidential primaries or caucuses, with over a third of all the available delegates for both the Republican and Democratic nominations at stake. As local election offices gear up to count your vote, here is what you... Read More.

Impacts Still Being Felt from Weekend Blizzard- School Delays and Closures, Power Outages, Travel Disruptions

Monday, March 4

Severe weather over the weekend left hundreds without power, and many are still in the dark this morning. Plumas Sierra Rural Electric (PSREC) reports small, localized outages in its service territory, with repair crews actively addressing the issues. However, the utility emphasizes the need... Read More.

Diamond View Middle School Shines Bright- Earning State Recognition

Friday, March 1

This morning, a special assembly for Diamond View Middle School and staff was held, and a surprise announcement was made showcasing the middle school's state recognition. Patti Gunderson Superintendent of Lassen County Office of Education took to the podium and announced Diamond View was in... Read More.

High Winds from Winter Storm Prompts Power Outage Preparedness, Local Utilities All-hands-on-deck

Friday, March 1

Forecasters predict that this winter storm will be one of the most significant of the season, largely due to the high winds. Wind speeds are expected to exceed 80 mph over the Sierra ridges, with local gusts ranging from 30 to 40 mph. Warnings from... Read More.

Lassen Sheriff’s-Susanville PD Deem Threat to County Schools a Hoax with Help from FBI

Thursday, February 29

Parents with school-aged children received an alarming message from their children's schools late afternoon Wednesday stating an unknown source sent a “threatening message”. LC Sheriff McGarva said after administrators contacted the SO about the possible bomb threat at the local Schools an investigation was conducted. McGarva... Read More.

Near-Impossible Driving Conditions Expected as First Blizzard Warning Hits

Wednesday, February 28

The season’s first Blizzard warning has been issued, stating that driving conditions are near-impossible Friday into Saturday morning. The National Weather Service says highway travel will rapidly deteriorate from whiteout conditions during this timeframe, with snowfall rates of 2 to 4 inches per hour. You... Read More.

Miracle March Predicted as Forecasters Urge Preparation for Blizzard Conditions

Tuesday, February 27

Whether you believe it or not, forecasters suggest that the upcoming weekend's storm could bring snow down to 2000 feet, potentially bringing several feet of snow to the mountains and blizzard conditions. The National Weather Service advises that now is the opportune time to... Read More.

Plumas CAO Files Formal Complaint Against DA, Board Hires Independent Investigator Amidst Complex Workplace Dynamics

Monday, February 26

County Administrative Officer of Plumas County, Debra Lucero, has filed a formal complaint against the county’s District Attorney, David Hollister, for creating a hostile work environment. Normally, this type of complaint would have been brought to the HR department, but CAO Lucero holds that role... Read More.

At Risk Woman Found Dead After Walking Away from her Home in Clio

Friday, February 23

In a tragic update: Plumas Sheriff’s announce the missing Clio woman has been found deceased. 78-year-old Elmerena Waelder's body was recovered on Wednesday evening with the help of Plumas County Search and Rescue and the assistance of a concerned neighbor. In previous updates, the search... Read More.

Featured News

Plumas Sheriff Responds to Measure A Unofficial Results

Super Tuesday: What You Need to Know

Impacts Still Being Felt from Weekend Blizzard- School Delays and Closures, Power Outages, Travel Disruptions

Diamond View Middle School Shines Bright- Earning State Recognition

High Winds from Winter Storm Prompts Power Outage Preparedness, Local Utilities All-hands-on-deck

Lassen Sheriff’s-Susanville PD Deem Threat to County Schools a Hoax with Help from FBI

Near-Impossible Driving Conditions Expected as First Blizzard Warning Hits

Miracle March Predicted as Forecasters Urge Preparation for Blizzard Conditions

Plumas CAO Files Formal Complaint Against DA, Board Hires Independent Investigator Amidst Complex Workplace Dynamics

At Risk Woman Found Dead After Walking Away from her Home in Clio

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