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Victory for California Youth Tackle Football Advocates

Thursday, January 18

In a resounding triumph for the California Youth Tackle Football community, the collective voices of advocates have reverberated through Sacramento and beyond. The unwavering determination displayed by these advocates successfully thwarted the passage of AB 734, commonly known as the Youth Tackle Football Ban,... Read More.

CPUD Expresses Disappointment as Plumas Supervisors Delay Tax Measures, Posing Threat to Chester Fire Department

Thursday, January 18

The general manager for Chester’s Public Utility District says they are very disappointed in the Plumas Supervisors. The disappointment followed the board’s decision to not agendize and approve CPUD’s two tax measures during the board’s January 16th meeting, to which GM Adam Cox said threw... Read More.

Community Uproar as Proposed Camping Ordinance Sparks Controversy in County Meeting

Wednesday, January 17

County supervisors came under attack at the board’s January 16th meeting after a proposed camping ordinance landed on the supervisors' desks for approval. However, Planning Director Maurice Anderson took the podium, advising the board to postpone a decision at this meeting. It had come to their... Read More.

Susanville City Council Prioritizes Spending of ARPA Funds

Monday, January 15

Around 50 items have been prioritized by the Susanville City Council for the allocation of ARPA funds. Under the American Rescue Plan Act, the city was granted approximately $3.5 million, with a spending deadline of December 31 of this year. Notably, recent developments from the... Read More.

California Water Season in Peril as Storms Needed to Boost Snowpack, Warns CSSL Snow Lab

Friday, January 12

This weekend's storm may be the last of the state water season, say scientists with the CSSL Snow lab in Soda Springs. In a conditions briefing held yesterday, lead scientist Andrew Schwartz said there is already a growing concern that the snowpack will not sustain... Read More.

Lassen High Superintendent Gains National Attention in Advocating Against Electric School Bus Mandates

Wednesday, January 10

When Lassen High attempted to purchase a few desperately needed diesel fuel buses last year, the state said that would not be possible, as only electric buses would become the new standard starting in March of last year. Superintendent Morgan Nugent fought to change... Read More.

Rumors Confirmed, Rite Aid in Susanville Slated for Closure

Tuesday, January 9

Yet another Main Street storefront to be shuttered. Rite Aid on Main Street in Susanville will see its last day of operation before the month ends. An open statement from corporate officials states Rite Aid routinely evaluates its store locations to optimize efficiency and cater to... Read More.

Susanville Police Seek Assistance Locating Juvenile Runaway

Monday, January 8

The Susanville Police Department is looking for missing runaway teen Azalea Ramirez. The teen was reported missing on December 21st after her mother went to pick her up from school but Azalea was no where to be found. Azalea was last seen leaving her home at... Read More.

Lassen County Prepares for Housing Element Update Amidst Projected Population Decline

Monday, January 8

Lassen County has a projected declining population; reports indicate that the housing needs, as a result, are also less. Over the last several months, you may have seen the multiple surveys and outreach by county staff toward the Housing Element Website. One of the final steps... Read More.

City Begins Public Safety Chief Recruitment

Friday, January 5

The City of Susanville has officially started its search for the first-ever Public Safety Chief. The city council gave the green light to the job description during its Wednesday session, in addition to updating the existing city code to outline this position's responsibilities. City Manager... Read More.

Featured News

Victory for California Youth Tackle Football Advocates

CPUD Expresses Disappointment as Plumas Supervisors Delay Tax Measures, Posing Threat to Chester Fire Department

Community Uproar as Proposed Camping Ordinance Sparks Controversy in County Meeting

Susanville City Council Prioritizes Spending of ARPA Funds

California Water Season in Peril as Storms Needed to Boost Snowpack, Warns CSSL Snow Lab

Lassen High Superintendent Gains National Attention in Advocating Against Electric School Bus Mandates

Rumors Confirmed, Rite Aid in Susanville Slated for Closure

Susanville Police Seek Assistance Locating Juvenile Runaway

Lassen County Prepares for Housing Element Update Amidst Projected Population Decline

City Begins Public Safety Chief Recruitment

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