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Modoc District Fair Unites Cedarville with Traditions Contests and Community Fun

Thursday, September 3

The 105th Modoc District Fair brought the Cedarville community together for four days of local tradition and agricultural contests. The final day started with a pancake breakfast hosted by the Surprise Valley Community Church. Gene and Wynarda Erquiaga, the grand marshals, led the Main Street... Read More.

Supporting Teens in Choosing Healthier Habits with Tobacco Prevention Programs

Thursday, September 3

Helping students choose healthier habits begins with providing the right tools and support. LCOE’s Tobacco Use Prevention Education Program offers two American Lung Association programs tailored for teens. INDEPTH serves as an educational alternative to suspension for students caught vaping or using tobacco. The program goes... Read More.

Free Non Lethal Wolf Management Trainings Help California Ranchers Protect Livestock

Wednesday, September 2

Ranchers in California's wolf territory have additional tools to protect their herds. 🐺🐄 Free Non-Lethal Gray Wolf Management Trainings, authorized by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and administered by USDA Wildlife Services, will provide eligible livestock producers training on the use of non-lethal... Read More.

Lassen County Updates Rules for Concealed Carry Permit Renewals Expired Over 90 Days

Wednesday, September 2

Lassen County Sheriff’s Office announced a change affecting concealed carry weapons permits. Permits expired more than 90 days cannot be renewed. California law AB 1078 requires anyone with a permit expired over 90 days to submit a new application. This means applicants must complete the full... Read More.

Cool Storm Brings Rain and Early Season Snow to Northstate Mountains

Wednesday, September 2

A cool storm will bring rain and some snow to the Northstate this week. Snow levels will stay around 9,000 to 10,000 feet on Wednesday and Thursday. The snow could dip a little lower for a short time. Only the highest peaks will get a dusting... Read More.

Firefighters Contain Junction Fire Near Quincy After Structure Blaze Spreads to Vegetation

Wednesday, September 2

Firefighters from the Plumas National Forest and the Quincy Volunteer Fire Department Inc. are on scene Tuesday evening, September 1st, responding to the Junction Fire, located along Quincy Junction Road. The incident originated as a structure fire before spreading into surrounding vegetation. Responding crews successfully... Read More.

Algal Mat Alert Warns of Toxic Water Hazards on Modoc National Forest Trails

Tuesday, September 1

The U.S. Forest Service has issued an algal mat alert for the Warner Mountain Ranger District on the Modoc National Forest. Areas affected include East Creek, one mile south of South Warner Road; Owl Creek, 0.2 miles above County Road 1; and Twelve Mile... Read More.

BLM Closes Public Lands Near Cedarville and Fort Bidwell Due to S-1 Vya Fire

Monday, August 31

The Bureau of Land Management has temporarily closed public lands near Cedarville and Fort Bidwell due to wildland firefighting operations for the S-1 Vya Fire. The emergency closure takes effect immediately and will remain in place until further notice to ensure public and firefighter safety,... Read More.

Portola Community Cleanup and Scavenger Hunt with Prizes and Lunch on September 19

Monday, August 31

The City of Portola invites the community to gather for its annual community cleanup and scavenger hunt Saturday, Sept. 19, from 8 a.m. to noon. “This isn’t your ordinary cleanup,” said organizers. “To make the effort more fun, we teamed up with local businesses to turn this... Read More.

Plumas County Revises Cell Tower Rules After Controversy Over Verizon Tower Near Maidu Cemetery

Monday, August 31

Scott Abrams lives 900 feet from a Verizon cellphone tower on Powerline Road near Greenville. Construction began in September 2025 without any notification to him or his neighbors about the industrial structure being built so close to their homes. Their objections failed. A 2019 Plumas... Read More.

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Modoc District Fair Unites Cedarville with Traditions Contests and Community Fun

Supporting Teens in Choosing Healthier Habits with Tobacco Prevention Programs

Free Non Lethal Wolf Management Trainings Help California Ranchers Protect Livestock

Lassen County Updates Rules for Concealed Carry Permit Renewals Expired Over 90 Days

Cool Storm Brings Rain and Early Season Snow to Northstate Mountains

Firefighters Contain Junction Fire Near Quincy After Structure Blaze Spreads to Vegetation

Algal Mat Alert Warns of Toxic Water Hazards on Modoc National Forest Trails

BLM Closes Public Lands Near Cedarville and Fort Bidwell Due to S-1 Vya Fire

Portola Community Cleanup and Scavenger Hunt with Prizes and Lunch on September 19

Plumas County Revises Cell Tower Rules After Controversy Over Verizon Tower Near Maidu Cemetery

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