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Mine Burglary in Sierra County: Two Arrested, One Suspect Still At Large

Thursday, May 30

On Sunday morning, just before 8, the Sierra County Sheriff's Office received a report of a break-in at the Telegraph Mine in western Sierra County. Two males were seen stealing tools. When the mine owner sounded an alarm, the suspects fled the scene with... Read More.

Lassen Volcanic National Park Marks Centennial of 1914-1917 Eruptions

Thursday, May 30

Today marks the 110th anniversary of the eruption of Lassen Peak in Lassen Volcanic National Park. On May 30, 1914, Lassen Peak awoke from a 27,000-year-long slumber with a steam explosion. Over the next three years, the volcano continued to erupt, with its... Read More.

Expect Smoke in Hamilton Branch as CAL FIRE Resumes Fuel Break Project

Wednesday, May 29

Crews will burn the timber understory as part of the ongoing project in cooperation with Sierra Pacific Industries, Pennisula, and Hamilton Branch Fire.The department says that work will continue throughout the month and into June when weather conditions allow safe operations.If you are driving... Read More.

Grand Marshall Named for Westwood’s Paul Bunyan and Mountain Blues Festival

Wednesday, May 29

The Westwood Area Chamber of Commerce announces Mrs. Pat Costa as the Grand Marshal of the 2024 Paul Bunyan and Mountain Blues Festival Parade. The event will take place on Saturday, July 6, 2024, at 10:30 AM, starting at the corner of 3rd and... Read More.

Caltrans Hosts Open House for SR 70 Paving Project in Portola and Cromberg

Wednesday, May 29

Portola and Cromberg are being prepared for a large-scale paving project coming to SR 70. Caltrans District 2 officials will hold an open house this evening on pre-construction operations to help answer the community's questions.The Cromberg Combined project in Plumas County is on State... Read More.

Washington Man Missing After Kayaking Accident Along Feather River

Wednesday, May 29

The Butte County Sheriff's office says the man was identified as 43-year-old Jason Stingl of Redmond, Washington. Jason was kayaking the river with a group of friends, just finishing the last part of the kayaking trip, when he slipped on a rock and fell... Read More.

Mountain Roads Remain Impassible Due to Snow Despite Summer Weather Warns Sheriff’s Office

Wednesday, May 29

As the warming weather calls outdoor enthusiasts to the mountains and lakes, many drivers are quickly becoming aware of the impassible conditions of higher-elevation roads where snow still lingers.Over the past week, the Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office has received multiple calls from individuals stranded... Read More.

LCC Wants Community Thoughts on New Bachelor Program

Tuesday, May 28

A potential New Bachelor's Program could be coming to Lassen Community College. The college is exploring the possibility of introducing a new bachelor's program and is seeking community input to make it happen. Your feedback will help shape the community college’s future offerings, help administrators... Read More.

Susanville Police Safely Recover Abducted Child Out of Red Bluff

Tuesday, May 28

While many were gearing up for the unofficial kick-off to summer this Memorial Day weekend, first responders were on alert after a statewide Amber Alert was issued for a missing 7-year-old boy.Just after noon on Saturday, the Susanville Police Department received the alert about... Read More.

Earthquakes Rattle Lake Almanor Near Chester

Tuesday, May 28

On Monday, a couple of earthquakes rattled Lake Almanor near Chester.According to the Geological Survey, a magnitude 3.5 quake struck around 7:30 a.m. at a depth of about one mile, strong enough to startle vacationers out of bed. The epicenter was along a... Read More.

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Mine Burglary in Sierra County: Two Arrested, One Suspect Still At Large

Lassen Volcanic National Park Marks Centennial of 1914-1917 Eruptions

Expect Smoke in Hamilton Branch as CAL FIRE Resumes Fuel Break Project

Grand Marshall Named for Westwood’s Paul Bunyan and Mountain Blues Festival

Caltrans Hosts Open House for SR 70 Paving Project in Portola and Cromberg

Washington Man Missing After Kayaking Accident Along Feather River

Mountain Roads Remain Impassible Due to Snow Despite Summer Weather Warns Sheriff’s Office

LCC Wants Community Thoughts on New Bachelor Program

Susanville Police Safely Recover Abducted Child Out of Red Bluff

Earthquakes Rattle Lake Almanor Near Chester

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