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Shaffer Union Elementary Gym Named in Honor of Coach Ray Bailey

In a heartfelt tribute during Shaffer Elementary School’s Community Pride Night on Thursday, May 8, Principal and Superintendent Josh Blackburn announced that “after decades of unwavering dedication, hard work, and heart, Shaffer Union Elementary School is proud to announce that the school gymnasium will... Read More.

Eagle Lake Water Level Rises

Don Willis, County Suveyor of Lassen County Department of Planning Building Services reported the results of the  monthly Eagle Lake measurement. The lake has come up 0.21 ft. (2.52 in.) over the past month. This puts the lake level at an elevation of 5095.41... Read More.

Seasonal Safety Roadside Rest Areas

The following Safety Roadside Rest Areas in District 2 have reopened following seasonal closures:   Hillcrest Safety Roadside Rest Area (State Route 299, 4 miles east of Montgomery Creek, Shasta County) Massack Safety Roadside Rest Area (State Route 70, 6.5 miles east of Quincy, Plumas... Read More.

Seneca Wellness Screening

Seneca issued the following statement; The location for the 2025 Community Wellness Screenings has changed. The screenings will still take place on the same June dates, but they will now be held at the Seneca Healthcare Foundation office, located at 317 Main Street in... Read More.

Tehama County District Attorney warns public of new social media scam

The Tehama County District Attorney's Office is warning residents about ongoing scams targeting the community. Officials say the scams are through phone, email and social media. Tehama County District Attorney Matt Rogers said in a press release that scammers are creating fake social media pages... Read More.

Update on Prescribed Burns Near Paradise Lake

Today firefighters on the Plumas National Forest Feather River Ranger District successfully treated approximately 40 acres of pile burning and underburning northeast of Paradise Lake. Conditions were ideal within the prescription and firefighters are happy with the results. “Fire effects were excellent, smoke dispersal was good... Read More.
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