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Lassen County Cattlemen’s Urge Board of Supervisors to take action

Thursday, April 3

The Lassen County Cattlemen’s Association wrote a letter to the Lassen County Board of Supervisors the board to join Modoc and Sierra counties in declaring a wolf emergency.Here’s the letter On behalf of the Lassen County Cattlemen’s Association, I urge you to consider the adoption... Read More.

Beckwourth Peak Trail Update

Thursday, April 3

Beckwourth Peak Trail Update: Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Pro Trail Crew checked off another half-mile of the Beckwourth Peak project last season, leaving 1.2 miles to complete the 13.5-mile lollipop loop from Portola City Park, as well as add a .2-mile optional bypass route... Read More.

Honey Lake Hospice Awarded Memorial Scholarship 2025 to Habiba Darwish

Thursday, April 3

Honey Lake Hospice announces the recipient of the Marge Dunlavy Memorial Scholarship for 2025 — awarded annually to the most deserving applicant pursuing a degree in a health-related field with a special interest in gerontology, oncology or hospice and palliative care. Habiba Darwish, recipient of... Read More.

Sierra Sheriff Reports Break In

Thursday, April 3

Spring is here, and bear activity is picking up across Sierra County. Just this week, a bear broke into a home in Sierra City by ripping a large hole in the siding to get inside. These bears are hungry and on the move. If... Read More.

Bootsole Project Fuel Reduction Begins with Pile Burning Near Janesville

Thursday, April 3

Firefighters from the Plumas National Forest and CAL FIRE Lassen Modoc Unit will begin ignitions today on hand piles in the Bootsole Project area above Janesville.The plan is to treat approximately 100 acres of piles today. Ignitions may continue tomorrow, conditions permitting.Smoke from the... Read More.

Lassen Utility District Saves $2 Million on Transformers Amid Skedaddle Project Progress

Thursday, April 3

Very, very good news for Lassen Municipal Utility District ratepayers — two large transformers — special orders for the Skedaddle Project — crossed the U.S. Mexico border at a time when there were no tariffs, sparing the ratepayers as much as an estimated $2... Read More.

Sierra County Declares Emergency Over Gray Wolf Presence Amid Safety Concerns

Wednesday, April 2

Yesterday, April 1, 2025, the Sierra County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution declaring a local state of emergency due to the confirmed presence of California gray wolves within county boundaries. This declaration reflects growing concern not only for livestock and rural livelihoods... Read More.

Lassen County Board Proposes Removal of Fire Sprinkler Requirement for Large Rural Dwellings

Wednesday, April 2

On March 25, 2025, the Board of Supervisors introduced and waived the first reading of the ordinance amending Section 12.27.300 (Fire Safety regulations) of Chapter 12.27 (Limited Density Owner-Built Rural Dwellings) of the Lassen County Code. The amendment will remove the requirement to install... Read More.

Pile Burning near Challenge

Wednesday, April 2

Update on pile burning near Challenge.Wedneday firefighters are planning to treat approximately 40 acres of piles near Challenge in the Dry Creek area south of the town.North winds are forecasted for the remainder of the week. Good smoke dispersal is expected. Firefighters are working... Read More.

Sip for a Cause: Support Sexual Assault Awareness Month with Real Teal at Local Cafes

Wednesday, April 2

Join Lassen Family Services in raising awareness this April for Sexual Assault Awareness Month by enjoying a special drink, the Real Teal, at three of your favorite local coffee shops: Joe's, Smokin Bean, and Blue Ox Bistro! Every sip helps shed light on an important... Read More.

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Lassen County Cattlemen’s Urge Board of Supervisors to take action

Beckwourth Peak Trail Update

Honey Lake Hospice Awarded Memorial Scholarship 2025 to Habiba Darwish

Sierra Sheriff Reports Break In

Bootsole Project Fuel Reduction Begins with Pile Burning Near Janesville

Lassen Utility District Saves $2 Million on Transformers Amid Skedaddle Project Progress

Sierra County Declares Emergency Over Gray Wolf Presence Amid Safety Concerns

Lassen County Board Proposes Removal of Fire Sprinkler Requirement for Large Rural Dwellings

Pile Burning near Challenge

Sip for a Cause: Support Sexual Assault Awareness Month with Real Teal at Local Cafes

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