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Oregon Wildlife Authorities Remove Problematic Wolf After Safety Concerns

Saturday, March 1

On Feb. 26, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) lethally removed a male gray wolf, OR158, following multiple unsuccessful attempts at non-lethal deterrence and concerns about public safety. The lethal removal follows eight confirmed depredations and four probable depredations. On Feb.... Read More.

Cold Case Breakthrough: 1988 Homicide Victim Identified as Paul Richard Davis

Saturday, March 1

🔍 1988 Homicide Victim Identified as Paul Richard Davis 🔍 After over 30 years, we have finally identified the victim of a 1988 homicide case in Quincy, CA. Thanks to advancements in forensic technology and the hard work of law enforcement, the victim has been... Read More.

Early Morning Fatality on A26

Friday, February 28

First responders were called to the scene of a head-on traffic collision involving a white BMW and another unknown vehicle according to CHP reports. The incicdent occurred around 4:30 am on A26 near US395. CHP reports indicate the collision has caused a fatality. No... Read More.

Lassen County Fair Faces Financial Scrutiny Amid Calls for Better Management

Friday, February 28

The Lassen County Fair’s financial troubles continue to resurface, with county supervisors debating its funding and accountability at their Feb. 25 meeting. Supervisor Aaron Albaugh noted that while the fair is expected to be self-sustaining, the county has had to step in periodically. Supervisor Tom... Read More.

Plumas Unified Faces Staff Layoffs Amid Financial Deficit and Enrollment Decline

Thursday, February 27

Plumas County, Calif. – Plumas Unified School District is preparing for staff layoffs following a significant financial deficit, as announced by district officials. Acting Superintendent Jim Frost revealed in a memo that the district, previously funded under the local control funding formula, experienced a substantial... Read More.

La Niña is Weakening, Scientists Say

Thursday, February 27

La Niña conditions are still present in the Pacific Ocean, but experts predict a return to normal by late spring 2025. According to the latest update from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the current La Niña pattern—characterized by cooler-than-average ocean temperatures... Read More.

Lassen County Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public Input on OHV Grant Application

Thursday, February 27

Lassen County residents have an opportunity to weigh in on a grant that helps fund law enforcement efforts in local off-highway vehicle (OHV) areas. The Lassen County Sheriff’s Office is seeking public feedback on its participation in the California State Parks Off-Highway Vehicle Grant... Read More.

Plumas Superior Court Launches New Website to Enhance Public Access and Navigation

Thursday, February 27

Quincy, CA — In a significant move towards improving public access to court resources, the Plumas Superior Court has unveiled its new website at www.Plumas.Courts.CA.gov. This development aims to better serve the residents of Plumas County by providing a more streamlined and user-friendly digital... Read More.

$70 Million in Federal Funds to Boost California Wildfire Prevention Efforts

Thursday, February 27

As California prepares for another challenging wildfire season, federal officials have announced a major investment in wildfire prevention. U.S. Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-CA) met with key forestry leaders to discuss the allocation of $75 million in federal funding for shaded fuel breaks, with $70... Read More.

Susanville Walmart Leak Temporarily Disrupts Wingate Mall Water Service

Wednesday, February 26

A water leak discovered behind the Susanville Walmart on Wednesday led to a temporary disruption of water service to the nearby Wingate Mall. The City of Susanville Water Division responded promptly to the incident, reported at 4:00 p.m., and worked to manage the situation... Read More.

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Oregon Wildlife Authorities Remove Problematic Wolf After Safety Concerns

Cold Case Breakthrough: 1988 Homicide Victim Identified as Paul Richard Davis

Early Morning Fatality on A26

Lassen County Fair Faces Financial Scrutiny Amid Calls for Better Management

Plumas Unified Faces Staff Layoffs Amid Financial Deficit and Enrollment Decline

La Niña is Weakening, Scientists Say

Lassen County Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public Input on OHV Grant Application

Plumas Superior Court Launches New Website to Enhance Public Access and Navigation

$70 Million in Federal Funds to Boost California Wildfire Prevention Efforts

Susanville Walmart Leak Temporarily Disrupts Wingate Mall Water Service

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