As valley portions of the NWS Reno forecast area along and north of I-80 and HoneyLake Valley are experiencing freezing fog again this morning, here are some tips to remember when driving in Fog. Please use caution as roads and surfaces may be slick!
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Discover the Snowy Serenity of Lassen Volcanic National Park
Lassen Volcanic National Park truly transforms into a winter wonderland when covered in snow. Winter is a season of snow and solitude. Vehicle access is limited, but over-the-snow adventure is seemingly endless.
Enjoy Lassen’s winter wonderland by ski or snowboard! Cross-country ski along one of... Read More.
Susanville’s Pool Struggles to Stay Afloat Amid Inflation, Seeks City Council Support
The Honey Lake Valley Recreation Authority (HLVRA) pool, a cornerstone of recreation in Susanville, is grappling with financial challenges as inflation and rising minimum wages take their toll. These economic pressures have significantly impacted the facility's ability to maintain operations and serve the community,... Read More.
Banner Lassen Medical Center Enforces Seasonal Visitor Restrictions Amid Flu and Respiratory Virus Surge
In response to the heightened flu and respiratory virus activity, Banner Lassen Medical Center in Susanville is implementing strict visitor restrictions starting today, Dec. 1, as part of Banner Health's system-wide measures to protect patients, staff, and visitors.
The seasonal policies include the following guidelines:
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Plumas Unified Hires Interim Superintendent
At its monthly meeting on November 13, held at Greenville High School, the Plumas County Office of Education and Plumas Unified School District (PUSD) approved key decisions, including the appointment of a new interim superintendent and a salary increase for classified employees.
Jim Frost, a... Read More.
HDSP Investigating Death of Incarcerated Person as Homicide
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) officials are investigating the Nov. 26, 2024, death of an incarcerated person at High Desert State Prison (HDSP) as a homicide.
At approximately 6:13 p.m., HDSP staff observed Incarcerated Person Zachary Barron (BK9931) attacking Incarcerated Person Juan Linares... Read More.
Experience the Tradition and Joy of Cutting Your Own Christmas Tree in Plumas National Forest
With December approaching and a break in the weather, it's an ideal time to get a Christmas tree from Plumas National Forest. Permits for tree cutting are now available both at Forest offices and online via Recreation.gov. Each permit costs $10 and is nonrefundable,... Read More.
SR70 Reopens Ahead of Thanksgiving Travel
SR70 in the canyon is now fully open after crews completed the clearance of slides that had been blocking the roadway. Travelers are advised to proceed with caution as unsettled weather in the area may still pose potential hazards.
The reopening comes just in time... Read More.
Janesville Fire Department Welcomes New Engine
The Janesville Fire Department celebrated a milestone with a traditional push-in ceremony for its new Engine 421, marking the official start of service for this state-of-the-art addition to the fleet.
The push-in ceremony is a time-honored fire service tradition, dating back to the days when... Read More.
Taylorsville Community Defense Zone Project Completed to Bolster Wildfire Resilience
In a collaborative effort to enhance wildfire resilience, the Taylorsville Community Defense Zone project has been successfully completed, safeguarding the community against the increasing threat of wildfires. Spearheaded by the Sierra Institute and Taylorsville Firewise Committee, with funding from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy and... Read More.
