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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.

LCSO will Hold a Public Meeting to Discuss Military Equipment Use Policy

Wednesday, October 11

This is in accordance with the provisions of Assembly Bill 481 (AB 481), which went into effect in January of 2022, which legally obligates law enforcement agencies to establish an ordinance that mandates the development of a policy outlining the use of "military equipment,"... Read More.

Early Morning Fire in Westwood Engulfs Outbuilding

Tuesday, October 10

UPDATE: Fire crews responded to an early morning fire on Elm Street and 2nd in Westwood. Westwood Fire confirmed the blaze caused significant damage to an outbuilding and threatened surrounding trees. However, a quick response from multiple agency responders knocked down the flames before any further... Read More.

Plumas Supervisors Vote on 1.2M for Sheriff’s Office

Monday, October 9

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will consider passing a resolution to officially approve agreements between the County and employee groups in the Sheriff's Department. On Tuesday, October 10th, the board will convene at 10 am in the Quincy Courthouse, with the discussion scheduled for... Read More.

California’s Farm Bureau Reports California Insurance Regulator Announces Plan to Address the Insurance Exodus in Wildfire-Prone Areas

Friday, October 6

The California Farm Bureau Federation has shared that California's Insurance Commissioner, Ricardo Lara, at a Thursday press conference, unveiled a plan aimed at addressing the departure of property insurance companies from the state and improving insurance coverage options in wildfire-prone regions. The plan, announced after... Read More.

Joint Law Enforcement Operation with the LCSO Eradicates Illegal Marijuana Cultivation in Little Valley

Thursday, October 5

In a coordinated operation on September 13th, law enforcement agencies collaborated to bust two illegal marijuana cultivation operations in Little Valley. The operation involved the Lassen County Sheriff's Office, the California Department of Cannabis Control, California State Parks Police, Lassen County Code Enforcement, California... Read More.

CALFIRE LMU to Lift Burn Permit Suspension

Wednesday, October 4

Burn permit suspensions are set to be lifted in Lassen, Plumas, and Modoc counties on Thursday, announced by Calfire’s Lassen Modoc Unit. With the cooling of the weather, the department has determined conditions to resume burn piles are favorable to help reduce the risk of... Read More.

Featured News

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

LCSO will Hold a Public Meeting to Discuss Military Equipment Use Policy

Early Morning Fire in Westwood Engulfs Outbuilding

Plumas Supervisors Vote on 1.2M for Sheriff’s Office

California’s Farm Bureau Reports California Insurance Regulator Announces Plan to Address the Insurance Exodus in Wildfire-Prone Areas

Joint Law Enforcement Operation with the LCSO Eradicates Illegal Marijuana Cultivation in Little Valley

CALFIRE LMU to Lift Burn Permit Suspension

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