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Adopt-A-Pika Returns this Holiday Season

The Lassen Volcanic National Park says you can give the gift of Conservation this holiday season.Through the park services Adopt-a-Pika program, you can help Support Critical American Pika Research at the Volcanic Park. In a bid to promote awareness and support for A research, when... Read More.

Thanksgiving Facts & Trivia to Share Around your Dinner Table

From History.comHere are a few Thanksgiving Facts & TriviaWhere was the first Thanksgiving?Colonists and the Wampanoag tribe shared an autumn harvest feast in 1621 in Plymouth, Massachusetts that is widely acknowledged as one of the first Thanksgiving celebrations. But some historians argue that Florida,... Read More.

Veterinary Hospital Issues Urgent Warning as Respiratory Illness Hits Local Dogs

Local Veterinary hospital issues urgent warning about your pet's health as cases surge in the region from a newly discovered respiratory illness affecting dogs.Thompson Peak Veterinary Clinic says there are several Symptoms to watch for:Coughing or gagging Sneezing Runny nose and watery eyes Difficulty breathing Reduced appetite LethargyThe Vets... Read More.

Reno Intl Airport Expects Thousands of Flyers for Holiday Rush

Over 15,000 travelers are expected to hit the runways at the Reno International Airport for the busiest travel holiday of the year.Airport officials say the busiest days are expected to be today, November 22, and Sunday, November 26.If you are headed to your flight... Read More.

Keep Warm with Free Personal-Use Firewood Permits

With nights getting colder as winter settles in, The Plumas National Forest reminds those who burn wood to keep warm that personal-use firewood is available for free with a permit and tags.The complimentary permits save households around 50 dollars, as you are allowed to... Read More.

Red Kettle Campaign Kicks Off with Success

Susanville's Salvation Army has made significant progress toward its $32,000 fundraising goal in just four days of bell ringing, collecting nearly $2,000. The red kettles appeared in local stores on November 18th.This year, the challenge is greater for the local Salvation Army, as they... Read More.

Susanville Police Anti-Theft Detail Proves Successful

Susanville’s Police Department announces a successful petty theft sting at Walmart, making four arrests and recovering a firearm and drugs.The operation was conducted on Thursday, November 16, with the assistance of employees from Walmart.Captain Bollinger, in the announcement, shared the details of success.Notably, four... Read More.

Community Opposes 75-Unit Housing Complex

Many in the Susanville Community are saying no to a proposed 75-unit housing complex.Those with homes in the Numa area off Skyline voiced their concerns to the Susanville Planning Commission on November 14th, where the developer requested a use permit to construct the apartment-style... Read More.

Slow Down, Icy Roads Ahead

As temperatures drop to subfreezing levels overnight, Officers with the Susanville CHP warn drivers of potential Icy roads. Authorities advised yesterday afternoon that access to Eagle Lake from County Road A-1 was compromised when several vehicles spun out near the summit.Officers say the vehicles... Read More.
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