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Impacts Still Being Felt from Weekend Blizzard- School Delays and Closures, Power Outages, Travel Disruptions

Monday, March 4

Severe weather over the weekend left hundreds without power, and many are still in the dark this morning. Plumas Sierra Rural Electric (PSREC) reports small, localized outages in its service territory, with repair crews actively addressing the issues. However, the utility emphasizes the need... Read More.

High Winds from Winter Storm Prompts Power Outage Preparedness, Local Utilities All-hands-on-deck

Friday, March 1

Forecasters predict that this winter storm will be one of the most significant of the season, largely due to the high winds. Wind speeds are expected to exceed 80 mph over the Sierra ridges, with local gusts ranging from 30 to 40 mph. Warnings from... Read More.

Urgent Storm Warning Prompts Travel Cancellations, School Closures, Yet Local Ski Area Prepares for the Perfect Snowfall

Friday, March 1

Looking to escape the snowstorm? Your travel plans through the Sierras are no longer viable, as the National Weather Service warns of treacherous driving conditions until tomorrow, including a period of life-threatening blizzard conditions from Friday afternoon through Saturday morning. Susanville CHP strongly urges you... Read More.

Lassen County Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public Input on Off-Highway Vehicle Program

Friday, March 1

In an effort to enhance safety and preserve outdoor recreational spaces, the Lassen County Sheriff’s Office is inviting your comments on their participation in the California State Parks Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Grant Program for the upcoming 2024/2025 cycle. The Sheriff’s Office wants to hear from... Read More.

Snowpack Receives Boost from Recent Storms- Next Month Critical for the Remainder of the Water Year

Thursday, February 29

Due to the arrival storm, the DWR conducted its third annual snow survey ahead of schedule, As light snow fell at the Phillips station in Soda Springs. The manual survey recorded 47.5 inches of snow depth and a snow water equivalent of 18 inches, which... Read More.

BLM Donates Water Tender to Cedarville Volunteer Fire Department

Thursday, February 29

Working together to bolster firefighting capabilities, the BLM has donated a water tender to the Cedarville Volunteer Fire Department. John Toomey, fire management officer for the Applegate Field Office, said, “This unit has served the BLM well, and still has plenty of service life left.” The... Read More.

Lassen Sheriff’s-Susanville PD Deem Threat to County Schools a Hoax with Help from FBI

Thursday, February 29

Parents with school-aged children received an alarming message from their children's schools late afternoon Wednesday stating an unknown source sent a “threatening message”. LC Sheriff McGarva said after administrators contacted the SO about the possible bomb threat at the local Schools an investigation was conducted. McGarva... Read More.

HWY 70 Closure Extended for Safety Measures Amidst Incoming Winter Storm

Thursday, February 29

In an ongoing effort to guarantee your safety, Highway 70 continues to be closed as crews continue in scaling operations. Caltrans says they will uphold the closure in anticipation of this weekend's impactful winter storm. The extended closure is a precautionary measure to mitigate potential... Read More.

An Alturas Man Found Guilty in a Fatal Stabbing

Thursday, February 29

Jarett Blue Rucker was convicted by a jury after a week-long trial for murdering 55-year-old Milton Patrick McGarva. In March 2020, Sheriffs arrived at a home in Likely, discovering McGarava inside the home stabbed to death. Rucker was also in the home and found with... Read More.

Chester’s Cemetery Rebuilding After Dixie Fire: Progress Despite Challenges

Thursday, February 29

After nearly three years Chester’s Cemetery continues to make progress on rebuilding after the Dixie Fire. The single largest wildfire in the state’s history, raged just outside of Chester in mid august, a month after its start. Although was kept from surging through town, it... Read More.

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Impacts Still Being Felt from Weekend Blizzard- School Delays and Closures, Power Outages, Travel Disruptions

High Winds from Winter Storm Prompts Power Outage Preparedness, Local Utilities All-hands-on-deck

Urgent Storm Warning Prompts Travel Cancellations, School Closures, Yet Local Ski Area Prepares for the Perfect Snowfall

Lassen County Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public Input on Off-Highway Vehicle Program

Snowpack Receives Boost from Recent Storms- Next Month Critical for the Remainder of the Water Year

BLM Donates Water Tender to Cedarville Volunteer Fire Department

Lassen Sheriff’s-Susanville PD Deem Threat to County Schools a Hoax with Help from FBI

HWY 70 Closure Extended for Safety Measures Amidst Incoming Winter Storm

An Alturas Man Found Guilty in a Fatal Stabbing

Chester’s Cemetery Rebuilding After Dixie Fire: Progress Despite Challenges

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