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Hat Creek Construction Highlights 2023 Construction & Aggregate Impact

Monday, January 22

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 22, 2024 Contact: Laura Braden ([email protected]) Source: Hat Creek Construction & Materials, Inc. BURNEY, Calif.—Today, Hat Creek Construction & Materials, Inc. (Hat Creek Construction) announced their construction and aggregate impact throughout California. Hat Creek Construction is a vertically-integrated, family-owned company that produces raw materials... Read More.

Highway 70 in Feather River Canyon Closed Again Due to Landslide

Monday, January 22

Another slide has yet again closed Highway 70 through the Feather River Canyon. Following recent rainfall, around 3 am this morning, more of the hillside came tumbling across the highway that has been under reinforcement construction since a year ago when multiple slides closed the... Read More.

Plumas County Child Hospitalized After ingesting LSD: PCSO is Searching for the Father

Monday, January 22

A child went unresponsive after ingesting LSD his father bought; the Plumas County Sheriff’s Office is searching for the Greenville man. A 9-1-1 distress call was received by the sheriff's office, with deputies swiftly responding to the home, where the deputies determined that the substance... Read More.

Lassen County Partners with ColWest Investments for HomeKey Housing Project- Bringing Permanent Housing to At-Risk Youth

Monday, January 22

Lassen’s Housing and Grants division will move forward in partnership with ColWest Investments to convert the old medical facility on Hospital Lane into a housing complex prioritizing youth at risk of homelessness. The partnership began in July when ColWest asked for the Board of Supervisors... Read More.

Chester Public Utility District Jan. 23 Board Agenda

Monday, January 22

A tax measure committee will be appointed this week by the Chester Public Utility Board of Directors in an effort to educate the community about the district's May 7th special election tax measures. CPUD is in desperate need of voter approval for at least one... Read More.

Aryan Brotherhood Member Pleads Guilty to 2018 Murder at HDSP in Ongoing Federal Racketeering Case

Friday, January 19

In a significant development tied to a racketeering case filed in 2019, Jason Corbett, 51, hailing from Butte County, has pleaded guilty to murder in aid of racketeering in connection to the California Aryan Brotherhood prison gang. The gang, implicated in racketeering activities spanning... Read More.

Drought Conditions in the USA Remain Mixed After a Wet Week

Friday, January 19

A week of wet and frigid weather brought significant relief to drought-stricken regions across the United States, especially in states east of the Plains. However, the West, though finally experiencing substantial snowfall, continues to grapple with the aftermath of extreme dryness that started off... Read More.

Golden Eagles Win Conference Opener

Thursday, January 18

Men's Basketball opened up conference on the road against Lassen College on January 10, 2024. They defeated the Cougars 60-58. Feather River led the game with a total of 42 rebounds, 13 assists and 15 blocks. TJ Steed had 18 points, 13 rebounds and 8... Read More.

CPUD Expresses Disappointment as Plumas Supervisors Delay Tax Measures, Posing Threat to Chester Fire Department

Thursday, January 18

The general manager for Chester’s Public Utility District says they are very disappointed in the Plumas Supervisors. The disappointment followed the board’s decision to not agendize and approve CPUD’s two tax measures during the board’s January 16th meeting, to which GM Adam Cox said threw... Read More.

Lassen County Jail Achieves National Accreditation for Health Standards Excellence

Thursday, January 18

The Lassen County Jail passes with flying colors, achieving accreditation for upholding quality health standards for inmates. In an open statement, Captain John McGarva said the Sheriff’s Office has “a constitutional obligation to provide health care to those incarcerated” and is “committed to doing so... Read More.

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Hat Creek Construction Highlights 2023 Construction & Aggregate Impact

Highway 70 in Feather River Canyon Closed Again Due to Landslide

Plumas County Child Hospitalized After ingesting LSD: PCSO is Searching for the Father

Lassen County Partners with ColWest Investments for HomeKey Housing Project- Bringing Permanent Housing to At-Risk Youth

Chester Public Utility District Jan. 23 Board Agenda

Aryan Brotherhood Member Pleads Guilty to 2018 Murder at HDSP in Ongoing Federal Racketeering Case

Drought Conditions in the USA Remain Mixed After a Wet Week

Golden Eagles Win Conference Opener

CPUD Expresses Disappointment as Plumas Supervisors Delay Tax Measures, Posing Threat to Chester Fire Department

Lassen County Jail Achieves National Accreditation for Health Standards Excellence

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