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Plumas First 5 Initiative Empowers Local Children with Free Books from Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

Friday, April 19

In an effort to foster early childhood literacy, the Plumas First 5 program has collaborated with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, bringing free books to young minds in the local community each month.Supported by funding from the Plumas Unified School District (PUSD), the initiative targets... Read More.

CDFW and Tribal Partners Release Juvenile Salmon in Continued Klamath River Restoration Effort

Friday, April 19

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) recently took a significant step in its initiative to restore the Klamath River's ecosystem by releasing 500,000 juvenile salmon below the Iron Gate Dam. This release included 90,000 coho salmon, marking the first major release of... Read More.

Timber Companies File Lawsuit Against PG&E For Dixie Fire Damages

Thursday, April 18

PG&E faces yet another multi-million dollar lawsuit, this time from timber companies affected by the Dixie Fire.Collins Pine Co., with a location in Chester, is part of the coalition seeking $225 million in damages. The lawsuit, filed last Wednesday, cites the destruction of 55,000... Read More.

Scammers Impersonate Sheriff’s Dispatchers, Targeting Victims for Money

Thursday, April 18

Scammers are portraying themselves as dispatchers from the Lassen County Sheriff's office.Sheriff John McGarva says those who have fallen victim to this scam have reported receiving alarming calls alleging their failure to comply with a subpoena from the Lassen County Grand Jury that has... Read More.

Lassen Volcanic National Park Receives Grant from National Park Foundation Bolstering Youth Camping Program

Thursday, April 18

The grant, part of the ParkVentures program, will aid the Lassen Park Foundation in supporting non-profit youth groups, specifically those serving at-risk or underserved children, by offering scholarships to cover camping costs.The Volcano Adventure Camp, established in 2016 within the park, facilitates outdoor experiences... Read More.

May Will See a Rare Double Brood Cicada Emergence- What Will be the Impact?

Thursday, April 18

The anticipated emergence of trillions of cicadas from two broods, marking the first such event in over 220 years, may sound like a biblical existential threat at first glance. However, according to entomologist Beth Kyres, the impact of this phenomenon on the nation this... Read More.

SR 70 Closure Update: Work Continues

Wednesday, April 17

An excavator overturns massive boulders as Work progresses on the SR 70 closure through the Feather River Canyon.The 50-mile stretch between the Greenville Wye and Jarbo gap has been closed to through traffic for several weeks now after rock slides from inclement weather plagued... Read More.

Plumas County Review Casts Doubt on Mining Rights for Engels-Superior Mines

Wednesday, April 17

Plumas County recently commissioned an independent review of vested mining rights for the Engels-Superior Mines, situated in the county. Best Best & Krieger LLP (BBK), a prominent law firm, undertook this investigation, posting its findings in a detailed memorandum on April 15, 2024.The memorandum... Read More.

Rapid Response by Susanville Fire Department Prevents Major Damage in Commercial Structure Fire

Wednesday, April 17

The Susanville Fire Department effectively tackled a fire at Jackson’s Service Center on Main Street. Firefighters responded to a call around 8 o’clock Monday night and discovered burning items in the office portion of the building.After extinguishing the flames, crews conducted overhaul operations to... Read More.

BLM Streamlines Geothermal Energy Exploration on Public Lands

Wednesday, April 17

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is making it easier to explore geothermal energy on public lands by adopting two existing rules from other government agencies. These rules will speed up the process for reviewing and approving proposals for geothermal exploration.Officials state that geothermal... Read More.

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Plumas First 5 Initiative Empowers Local Children with Free Books from Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

CDFW and Tribal Partners Release Juvenile Salmon in Continued Klamath River Restoration Effort

Timber Companies File Lawsuit Against PG&E For Dixie Fire Damages

Scammers Impersonate Sheriff’s Dispatchers, Targeting Victims for Money

Lassen Volcanic National Park Receives Grant from National Park Foundation Bolstering Youth Camping Program

May Will See a Rare Double Brood Cicada Emergence- What Will be the Impact?

SR 70 Closure Update: Work Continues

Plumas County Review Casts Doubt on Mining Rights for Engels-Superior Mines

Rapid Response by Susanville Fire Department Prevents Major Damage in Commercial Structure Fire

BLM Streamlines Geothermal Energy Exploration on Public Lands

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