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Countdown to Closure: Less Than 200 Ballots Remain as Election Update Nears, City Council Standings Firm and Plumas County Awaits Crucial Measure A Verdict

Wednesday, March 13

According to the Lassen Elections office's latest update, just under 200 ballots are left to be counted. Those ballots consist of Provisional ballots, conditional Voter Registration Provisional ballots, and 41 others that may have been damaged, need to be remade or require further review. Little has... Read More.

Rising Wolf Numbers: California’s Growing Predator Population; CDFW Explores New Management Strategies

Wednesday, March 13

Wolf Specialist Kent Laudon with the CDFW says there has been new wolf activity within the last week as the department continues to observe and collect data on the state’s newest predator. Lauden said a pair of wolves, one male and one female, have been... Read More.

Cost of Living on the Rise in the West – Shelter and Gas Prices Surge

Wednesday, March 13

In the latest report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) reveals a four-tenths of a percent increase in prices in the West for February. This rise is largely driven by higher costs in housing... Read More.

Concerns Raised Over High School Restroom Facilities

Tuesday, March 12

Parents are expected to raise concerns about students' bathroom use at this evening's meeting of the Lassen Union High School Board of Trustees. Parents claim their students told them that the high school would be installing port-a-potties on campus for thier primary use after shutting... Read More.

More Money Needed for Historic Courthouse Renovation Project

Tuesday, March 12

In addition to a packed agenda highlighting CDFW presentations, the Lassen Board of Supervisors has scheduled a discussion on increasing the courthouse's budget. Today’s agenda says more funds are needed to complete the architectural planning of the project that started in 2018. The county received... Read More.

Plumas OES Surveying Blizzard Storm Damage for FEMA Disaster Assistance

Tuesday, March 12

A Blizzard survey is still in circulation. Plumas County Office of Emergency Services is looking to assess what damage was sustained to your homes and properties. Per FEMA qualifications, if at least 25 structures with 40% or more verified damages is recorded, the... Read More.

Lassen Volcanic National Park Hosts Final Snowshoe Hike Under the Full Moon

Tuesday, March 12

This month, the park is taking advantage of the brightness of the worm moon, as the full moon is so named as for the month of March. The name originated from Naudowessie (Dakota) and several other Native tribes because the appearance of beetle larvae... Read More.

Lassen and Plumas Presidential Primary Results Update

Tuesday, March 12

Just under 200 ballots are left to be counted. According to the Lassen Elections office's latest update from yesterday evening, Little has changed in the results since the closing of the polls a week ago today. No leads have been turned over, but more firmly secured.... Read More.

Man Shot Multiple Times in Apartment; Suspect in Custody

Monday, March 11

A man was shot multiple times in his Millview apartment. Yesterday, around 4:40, officers with Susanville police received the report, and upon arrival, they found a 31-year unidentified man with gunshots; officers immediately began providing medical assistance with help from Ssuanvilel Fire. The extent of... Read More.

Vagrants Blamed for Friday’s Riverside Dr. Home Fire

Monday, March 11

Vagrants started the house fire on Riverside Drive on Friday, according to the Susanville Fire Department. Once the fire was quickly knocked down around 10:30 Frienday morning, investigations found that it had started in a pile of trash in the back of the house at... Read More.

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Countdown to Closure: Less Than 200 Ballots Remain as Election Update Nears, City Council Standings Firm and Plumas County Awaits Crucial Measure A Verdict

Rising Wolf Numbers: California’s Growing Predator Population; CDFW Explores New Management Strategies

Cost of Living on the Rise in the West – Shelter and Gas Prices Surge

Concerns Raised Over High School Restroom Facilities

More Money Needed for Historic Courthouse Renovation Project

Plumas OES Surveying Blizzard Storm Damage for FEMA Disaster Assistance

Lassen Volcanic National Park Hosts Final Snowshoe Hike Under the Full Moon

Lassen and Plumas Presidential Primary Results Update

Man Shot Multiple Times in Apartment; Suspect in Custody

Vagrants Blamed for Friday’s Riverside Dr. Home Fire

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