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CDFW Says Livestock Producers Can No Longer be Compensated for Losses Due to Wolf Conflict

Friday, April 12

They have run out of money and are no longer accepting applications. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) announced that the Wolf-Livestock Compensation plan, designed for ranchers experiencing livestock losses from wolves, can no longer provide compensation for their losses. The program was... Read More.

Lassen College Announcement

Thursday, April 11

Congratulations to Cougar Eduardo Muller Morschel on signing with McPherson College in Kansas. Eduardo is a sophomore center-mid from Brazil, who was team captain for the Cougars men’s soccer team this season. He played in all 18 games, and scored 2 goals to go... Read More.

Celebrate the Return of Little League Season with Opening Day Parade at Pat Murphey Little League Fields

Thursday, April 11

Get ready to kick off the Little League season in style with the annual Opening Day Parade at the Pat Murphey Little League Fields this Saturday, rain or shine. Little League baseball returns to Susanville as players, families, and supporters gather for the annual Opening... Read More.

Road Maintenance Back as Warmer Weather Returns, Impacts Surrounding Susanville

Thursday, April 11

Warming weather means road work. Caltrans has announced ongoing road maintenance activities north of Susanville, including striping work on State Route 139. The crews are expected to continue their operations today and tomorrow, utilizing a moving closure approach to minimize traffic disruptions. According to officials,... Read More.

Swinerton Builders Resumes Construction on Mountain View Skilled Nursing Facility and Hospital Addition

Thursday, April 11

Construction is back in full swing as Swinerton Builders returns to Alturas for the development of the Mountain View Skilled Nursing Facility and Hospital Addition, scheduled to open its doors in Spring 2025. Bolstering medical access in Alturas, the Modoc Medical Center shares that construction... Read More.

Lassen National Forest Prepares to Open Eagle Lake Boat Ramp Just in Time for Spring Boating Season

Wednesday, April 10

As the spring season unfolds, residents and outdoor enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the return of warmer weather activities. In a bid to facilitate the upcoming recreational surge, the Lassen National Forest has announced plans to install the boat ramp at Eagle Lake, set to debut... Read More.

Chester CHP Officers to Reward Safety-Conscious Kids with Free Treats

Wednesday, April 10

In an initiative to promote safety among children, Chester's California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers are bringing back a childhood tradition to reward young helmet-wearing cyclists and vigilant pedestrians using crosswalks. Partnering with Pine Shack Frosty, a beloved local ice cream parlor, the initiative seeks... Read More.

Portola’s Finance Officer to Assume Interim City Manager Role

Wednesday, April 10

Portola will look to the city’s finance officer to temporarily fill the vacant city manager role. Today, April 10, 2024, the council will consider approving Susan Scarlett for the interim position on a six-month basis. The agreement would retro date to begin on April 1st... Read More.

Gas Prices Heat Up Early: Local Stations Seeing $5+ Per Gallon as Summer Approaches

Wednesday, April 10

The heat of summer has yet to arrive, yet prices at the pump are heating back up; local stations see over 5 dollars for a gallon of gas. According to GasBuddy, prices in CA are creeping back to the last price hike in late... Read More.

California’s ‘Uninsurable Future’: Little Hoover Commission Holds 1st Public Hearing on Homeowner’s Insurance Crisis, Lassen County Supervisors Laugh at Climate Change Claim

Wednesday, April 10

The Little Hoover Commission, a state watchdog agency tasked with evaluating and providing recommendations to improve state government, is cited that climate change is a key factor contributing to the potential for California to face an "uninsurable future." Lassen County Supervisors call it a... Read More.

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CDFW Says Livestock Producers Can No Longer be Compensated for Losses Due to Wolf Conflict

Lassen College Announcement

Celebrate the Return of Little League Season with Opening Day Parade at Pat Murphey Little League Fields

Road Maintenance Back as Warmer Weather Returns, Impacts Surrounding Susanville

Swinerton Builders Resumes Construction on Mountain View Skilled Nursing Facility and Hospital Addition

Lassen National Forest Prepares to Open Eagle Lake Boat Ramp Just in Time for Spring Boating Season

Chester CHP Officers to Reward Safety-Conscious Kids with Free Treats

Portola’s Finance Officer to Assume Interim City Manager Role

Gas Prices Heat Up Early: Local Stations Seeing $5+ Per Gallon as Summer Approaches

California’s ‘Uninsurable Future’: Little Hoover Commission Holds 1st Public Hearing on Homeowner’s Insurance Crisis, Lassen County Supervisors Laugh at Climate Change Claim

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