Bureau of Land Management Plans Fall and Winter RX Burns

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has announced plans for prescribed fire projects in northeast California and northwest Nevada this fall and winter, with fire crews from both the Eagle Lake and Applegate Field Offices taking part. These controlled burns are aimed at reducing... Read More.

Modoc National Forest Prepares Campgrounds for Winter

As the colder fall weather sets in, the Modoc National Forest is wrapping up its camping season and extends its gratitude to all visitors who enjoyed the forest's beauty throughout the spring and summer months. With the changing seasons, the recreation staff has begun... Read More.

Lassen County Office of Education Celebrates Red Ribbon Week

The Lassen County Office of Education is marking Red Ribbon Week from October 23 to October 31, 2024, under the theme: "Life is Your Journey—Travel Tobacco and Drug Free." The event promotes a drug-free lifestyle and honors DEA Agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena, who was... Read More.

Firewise Presentation at Portola Library

Join the Firewise Movement – October 24th at 6 PM! Take a stand against wildfire threats by attending the Firewise Presentation at the Portola Library. Learn how you can become a leader in your community's wildfire preparedness efforts and work alongside your neighbors to protect... Read More.

Lassen County Jury Reaches Verdict 

Angelo Atencio II, who sparked a multi-state manhunt after escaping from Lassen County Jail, was convicted by a Lassen County jury on October 18, 2024, of multiple felony charges, including kidnapping for robbery, first-degree robbery, first-degree burglary, false imprisonment by violence, grand theft of... Read More.

Lassen Board of Supervisors to Hold Final October Meeting on Tuesday

One of the key items on this week’s agenda is the Auditor’s Office closing out the 2023/2024 fiscal year, with budget adjustments needed due to overspending or increased revenue. The total fiscal impact of these changes is $324,315. The proposed adjustments affect several county departments,... Read More.

Plumas County to Benefit from $3.8 Billion Transportation Investment

California is investing $3.8 billion to upgrade transportation infrastructure across the state, with projects in Plumas County receiving a share of the funding. The California Transportation Commission (CTC) approved the funds to improve roads, bridges, rail lines, and walking and bike paths. Most of the... Read More.