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Highway 70 Re-opens thru Cresta

Tuesday, May 14

Promising weather conditions ease travel through the Feather River Canyon. Caltrans has re-opened Highway 70 to one-way traffic control. Plagued by continuous rock and debris slides through adverse weather, the highway has been open and closed numerous times since early February, yet hopes are... Read More.

Lassen County Supervisors to Tackle Full Agenda: Critical Updates and New Proposals on Deck

Monday, May 13

The Lassen County Board of Supervisors will have a full agenda in their upcoming Tuesday meeting. The board will address numerous critical issues, including the recovery of administrative fees related to nuisance abatements, often tied to illegal marijuana cultivation in the county. Two key community... Read More.

Quincy Library Announces Closure for Modernization: New Features to Enhance Accessibility

Monday, May 13

There will be improved summer reading for Quincy library-goers. The Quincy branch of the Plumas County Library has announced the doors will be closing as summer rolls around, yet it is due to much-anticipated renovations. The library will receive new carpets, updated flooring in public... Read More.

PG&E Hosts Virtual Town Hall on Wildfire Safety and Regional Updates

Monday, May 13

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) is hosting a virtual town hall for North Valley and Sierra Regions, including Lassen Plumas and Sierra counties, this Thursday, May 16, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. This interactive online event will feature insights from PG&E experts, including Regional... Read More.

California’s Brown Pelicans Facing Another Crisis: Public Urged to Keep Distance

Monday, May 13

If you head to the coast this summer, you may see sick and stranded brown pelicans. The CDFW says that, much like the summer of 2022, another stranding event is occurring. Recently, the wildlife department has received numerous reports of brown pelicans that appear emaciated,... Read More.

5 Arrested in Uptown High-Risk Search Warrant Resulting in the Seizure of Illegal Firearms and Drugs

Friday, May 10

In a pre-dawn operation on May 8th, 2024, the Lassen County Sheriff’s Office conducted a high-risk search warrant at a residence on Dillon Court in Susanville. The operation involved the deployment of the Sheriff’s Office Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team and Drone Team... Read More.

Lassen Fire Safe Council Holds Monthly May Meeting in Westwood

Friday, May 10

The Lassen Fire Safe Council will hold its monthly meeting in Westwood this May. The meeting, set for 5:30 p.m. at the Westwood Community Center (located at the corner of 3rd and Birch Street), will focus on key updates and progress reports. Managing Director Cade... Read More.

Modoc County Sheriff’s Office Prepares for Potential Return of Rainbow Gathering

Friday, May 10

The Modoc County Sheriff's Office is preparing for the possible return of the Rainbow Gathering. The Rainbow Gathering, a group formed in the early 1970s is described as a "loose-knit group" that meets annually, usually in remote forests, to escape modern society in a spirit... Read More.

Plumas Sierra County Fair 2024 Returns: “Mountains of Memories” Theme Brings New Attractions and Timeless Traditions

Friday, May 10

The Plumas Sierra County Fair, a cherished event with an 84-year history, is back, celebrating the theme "Mountains of Memories." Running from July 25-28, 2024, the fair will offer a selfie museum, decorated picture frames for unique photo opportunities, and a diverse entertainment lineup,... Read More.

Vaping Epidemic in Schools: Plumas Public Health Agency Tackles Youth Tobacco Use

Thursday, May 9

An Epidemic is growing within your student's Schools: Vaping and E-Cigarettes Harming Students' Health. Regina Martinez, with Plumas Public Health Agency's Tobacco Use Reduction Program, says they are working diligently to combat the growing problem among the community's youngest through the state-funded program, which uses... Read More.

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Highway 70 Re-opens thru Cresta

Lassen County Supervisors to Tackle Full Agenda: Critical Updates and New Proposals on Deck

Quincy Library Announces Closure for Modernization: New Features to Enhance Accessibility

PG&E Hosts Virtual Town Hall on Wildfire Safety and Regional Updates

California’s Brown Pelicans Facing Another Crisis: Public Urged to Keep Distance

5 Arrested in Uptown High-Risk Search Warrant Resulting in the Seizure of Illegal Firearms and Drugs

Lassen Fire Safe Council Holds Monthly May Meeting in Westwood

Modoc County Sheriff’s Office Prepares for Potential Return of Rainbow Gathering

Plumas Sierra County Fair 2024 Returns: “Mountains of Memories” Theme Brings New Attractions and Timeless Traditions

Vaping Epidemic in Schools: Plumas Public Health Agency Tackles Youth Tobacco Use

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