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Third Minor Earthquake Jolts Susanville Area

Thursday, October 31

Seismic activity has intensified in the Round Valley area, with a third earthquake striking last evening. The magnitude 3.1 quake shook the region shortly after 10 p.m. on October 30th. Though it was relatively minor and likely went unfelt by most residents, the U.S. Geological... Read More.

Stay Safe and Spooky with Essential Halloween Road Safety Tips from Susanville PD

Thursday, October 31

This Halloween, as kids and families prepare for trick-or-treating, the Susanville Police Department is urging everyone to prioritize safety on the roads. With extra excitement in the air, it's essential to keep an eye out for little ghosts and goblins and make sure the... Read More.

California Wolf Project: New Initiative to Shape the Future of Wolves in California’s Changing Landscape

Thursday, October 31

The California Wolf Project (CAWP) is taking the lead in shaping the future of California’s gray wolf population, as they continue their return after nearly a century-long absence. Launched within UC Berkeley’s Rausser College of Natural Resources, the project teams up with the California... Read More.

Tragic Collision Claims Life of Toddler, Injures Four Others

Wednesday, October 30

The collision occurred Just before midnight on Sunday, October 27, on Greenhorn Ranch Road near State Route 70. According to the Quincy CHP, 40-year-old Ingrid Burke was driving northbound in a 2003 Ford with four passengers, including three children aged 2, 3, and 9,... Read More.

Burn Permit Suspension Lifted for Susanville, Lassen, Modoc, and Plumas Counties

Wednesday, October 30

As wildfire risks ease with cooler temperatures and increased humidity, CAL FIRE has announced that burn permit suspensions in Lassen, Modoc, and Plumas Counties will be lifted effective Friday, November 1, 2024, at 6:00 a.m. Residents and property owners with valid agriculture or residential... Read More.

Plumas County 911 Malfunction; Lines Restored

Wednesday, October 30

FINAL UPDATE 10/30/2024 AT&T has resolved the malfunction and all 911 lines have been returned to Plumas County. ------------------------------ The Plumas County Sheriff's Office is currently experiencing a technical issue with its AT&T 911 lines, affecting emergency call routing in the area. Until the issue is resolved,... Read More.

Lassen County’s 1% Sales Tax Measure Aims to Boost Law Enforcement Funding in November Election

Wednesday, October 30

With less than a week remaining until the November General Election, Lassen County is banking on a proposed 1% sales tax increase to fund local law enforcement and public safety. District 1 Supervisor Chris Gallagher, in an interview with Sierra Daily News, stated that if... Read More.

Bats Face Real-Life Horror in California as Deadly Fungus Threatens Their Survival

Wednesday, October 30

Halloween nears and bats become a familiar spooky symbol, California wildlife officials are sounding the alarm about a real-life threat to these winged creatures of the night. The fungus behind the deadly white-nose syndrome, a disease that has wiped out bat populations across North... Read More.

Greenville Recovery Continues as IVCSD Seeks County Funding for Fire Station and Community Center

Wednesday, October 30

Indian Valley Community Services District (IVCSD) General Manager Adam Cox has formally requested significant financial support from the county to aid in the construction of a new fire department and community center for Greenville, aiming to restore essential facilities lost in the Dixie Fire. In... Read More.

Daylight Saving Time Ends: Remember to Set Clocks Back This Weekend

Wednesday, October 30

As the end of Daylight Saving Time approaches, residents are reminded to set their clocks back one hour before going to bed on Saturday night. The time change officially takes effect at 2 a.m. on Sunday, marking the transition back to Standard Time. This seasonal... Read More.

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Third Minor Earthquake Jolts Susanville Area

Stay Safe and Spooky with Essential Halloween Road Safety Tips from Susanville PD

California Wolf Project: New Initiative to Shape the Future of Wolves in California’s Changing Landscape

Tragic Collision Claims Life of Toddler, Injures Four Others

Burn Permit Suspension Lifted for Susanville, Lassen, Modoc, and Plumas Counties

Plumas County 911 Malfunction; Lines Restored

Lassen County’s 1% Sales Tax Measure Aims to Boost Law Enforcement Funding in November Election

Bats Face Real-Life Horror in California as Deadly Fungus Threatens Their Survival

Greenville Recovery Continues as IVCSD Seeks County Funding for Fire Station and Community Center

Daylight Saving Time Ends: Remember to Set Clocks Back This Weekend

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