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Authorities Arrest Reno Woman in Dog Valley Wildfire Case

Thursday, September 10

A Reno woman has been arrested in connection with a vegetation fire that broke out Wednesday morning near Crystal Peak Mine in the Dog Valley area of eastern Sierra County. According to the Sierra County Sheriff's Office, deputies responded to the fire on August 5... Read More.

Plumas County Ends Temporary Housing for Dixie Fire Survivors Forcing Immediate Home Rebuilding

Thursday, September 10

PLUMAS COUNTY, Calif. — Five years after the devastating Dixie Fire destroyed nearly one million acres and incinerated more than 1,300 structures across Northern California, survivors are facing a harsh new reality: build a permanent home immediately or get off their land. An emergency ordinance... Read More.

Sierra County Prepares for Possible PG&E Power Shutoff Impacting Western Areas September 12 to 13

Thursday, September 10

The Sierra County Sheriff’s Office has been notified of a potential PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) that may affect portions of Western Sierra County beginning Saturday morning, September 12, and continuing through Sunday, September 13. According to PG&E, downtown Downieville is not expected to... Read More.

Susanville Fire Department Hosts September 11th Remembrance Ceremony for 25th Anniversary

Thursday, September 10

The Susanville Fire Department invites the community to a September 11th Remembrance Ceremony on September 11, 2026, at 7:05 a.m. The event takes place at the department headquarters, 1505 Main Street. This ceremony marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 tragedy. The department... Read More.

NEW YOGA & MEDITATION GARDEN OPENS ALONG THE MIDDLE FORK OF THE FEATHER RIVER

Wednesday, September 9

PORTOLA, CA — Residents and visitors looking for a quiet moment outdoors have a new destination in Portola. The City has officially announced the opening of the "Mindful Pause" Yoga & Meditation Garden, a newly constructed outdoor space designed for reflection, movement, and connection... Read More.

Understanding Post Mile Markers for Precise Emergency Location on State Highways

Wednesday, September 9

When driving down a rural highway or an unfamiliar stretch of state road, landmark references like interstates or major intersections aren't always visible. In a sudden roadside emergency—whether it's a vehicle crash, a brush fire, or a debris hazard—describing your exact location to dispatchers... Read More.

Plumas County Debates Allowing Cannabis Retail Shops Amid Community Concerns and Economic Hopes

Wednesday, September 9

Plumas County currently permits residents to cultivate up to six cannabis plants within private residences, but county code remains silent on whether retail sales are allowed. Crescent Mills businessman Mat Fogarty is pushing to change that, sparking a renewed debate over the county’s commercial... Read More.

Elderly Boater Rescued at Lake Davis Thanks to Life Jacket and Quick Response

Tuesday, September 8

Deputies from the Plumas County Sheriff's Office and Plumas County Search and Rescue responded to an overturned boat near the Camp Five boat launch at Lake Davis during an off-highway vehicle patrol yesterday. They found an elderly man who had capsized in a small skiff.... Read More.

Frontier Wireline/Landline Maintenance 9/9 to 9/11/2026

Tuesday, September 8

Public Safety Notice Frontier, a Verizon company, has scheduled telecommunications maintenance between September 9 and September 11, 2026, which may temporarily affect some Frontier landline customers in Plumas County. During this time, home phone service may be interrupted, but 9-1-1 service will remain available. If you... Read More.

Sierra Institute Pauses Taylorsville Headquarters Plan Amid Community Concerns and Board Opposition

Tuesday, September 8

Sierra Institute for Community and Environment has paused plans to build a two-story headquarters in Taylorsville. Bella Bledsoe, the director of collaborative engagement, announced this change after the Plumas County Board of Supervisors took no action on a proposal to partner with the institute for... Read More.

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Tuesday, October 13

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Authorities Arrest Reno Woman in Dog Valley Wildfire Case

Plumas County Ends Temporary Housing for Dixie Fire Survivors Forcing Immediate Home Rebuilding

Sierra County Prepares for Possible PG&E Power Shutoff Impacting Western Areas September 12 to 13

Susanville Fire Department Hosts September 11th Remembrance Ceremony for 25th Anniversary

NEW YOGA & MEDITATION GARDEN OPENS ALONG THE MIDDLE FORK OF THE FEATHER RIVER

Understanding Post Mile Markers for Precise Emergency Location on State Highways

Plumas County Debates Allowing Cannabis Retail Shops Amid Community Concerns and Economic Hopes

Elderly Boater Rescued at Lake Davis Thanks to Life Jacket and Quick Response

Frontier Wireline/Landline Maintenance 9/9 to 9/11/2026

Sierra Institute Pauses Taylorsville Headquarters Plan Amid Community Concerns and Board Opposition

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