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Heavy Rain, Snow, and Localized Flooding Hit Region Overnight

Monday, February 19

Here is a first look, while you were sleeping, at just how much rain and snow has been falling with the arrival of this next atmospheric river that has brought intense thunderstorms and rare tornado warnings for central California. Frenchman Lake has received 1 inch... Read More.

Hundreds of Ballots Returned in Plumas- Registrar of Voters Urging Community to Update Addresses

Monday, February 19

Wondering where your ballot is? Registrar of Voters Marcy Demartile says 750 ballots have been returned to the clerk recorder's office in Quincy. 13,500 total were mailed out February 5th, and the 750 marks nearly a fifth of registered voters have undeliverable ballots. Demartile shares a... Read More.

Historic Klamath River Dam Removal Unleashes Challenges for Wildlife

Monday, February 19

The largest dam removal in history aims to restore salmon habitats that have been locked out for over a century, yet the historic removal has not left all animals unscathed by the receding waters. Observers have witnessed large fish kills and other wildlife caught... Read More.

Lassen County Chamber of Commerce February18, 2024 –February 24, 2024

Monday, February 19

Written by Kelly Ackley, Executive Director February 15, 2024 Who doesn’t love to appreciate somebody, or be appreciated? For the month of February, the Lassen County Probation Department’s Appreciation Hearts fundraiser will give community members a chance to send a ‘bucket of hearts’ to a person... Read More.

Large Scale Renovation Project and SR89 Rehabilitation to Impact Access to Burney Falls Thru Summer 2024

Friday, February 16

Last call to visit the famed waterfalls at McArthur Burney Falls State Park, at least through this summer, as the area undergoes renovation. The planned renovations will impact access and traffic in the upcoming months. Beginning in early April and spanning the entire summer season... Read More.

Interim Police Chief Becomes City’s New Public Safety Officer

Friday, February 16

Susanville’s Interim Police chief, Michael Bengoa-Bollinger, has become the city’s new Public Safety Chief. Bollinger stepped into the role as the temporary Chief of Police following Ryan Cochran's retirement in November. The city, upon losing both its fire and police chief, made the unanimous decision... Read More.

Clean-up Continues to Remove Railcar and Coal Following Sunday’s Train Derailment

Friday, February 16

The cleanup effort to remove a derailed railcar and coal from the middle fork of the Feather River is ongoing. On Sunday, 15 cars derailed just outside Blairsden near Camp Layman Rd. Officials state that eight of the derailed cars settled in the riverbed, 20... Read More.

Quincy Biomass Waste Facility Project Takes Aim at Green Biomass Challenges

Friday, February 16

Plumas Firesafe Council is spearheading a project to establish a biomass waste facility in Quincy, extending its reach to more towns in the county. During a presentation to the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday morning, the project manager from the Firesafe Council outlined a comprehensive... Read More.

LCC Features Welding Technology Program Recognizing of Career Education Month

Friday, February 16

This community-wide open house is scheduled for Wednesday, February 28th, 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Welding instructors will be offering live demonstrations and tours of their state-of-the-art facilities. They will be available to discuss the broad scope of career opportunities available utilizing the skills gained... Read More.

Lassen Supervisors Face Challenges Over Homekey Housing Project

Thursday, February 15

During Tuesday meeting, Supervisor Tom Neely of District 3 clarified his stance on the Homekey project, a collaboration with Behavioral Health and ColWest Investments at 506 Hospital Lane. He emphasizes that last summer's grant funding approval request was intended solely for the grant application,... Read More.

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Heavy Rain, Snow, and Localized Flooding Hit Region Overnight

Hundreds of Ballots Returned in Plumas- Registrar of Voters Urging Community to Update Addresses

Historic Klamath River Dam Removal Unleashes Challenges for Wildlife

Lassen County Chamber of Commerce February18, 2024 –February 24, 2024

Large Scale Renovation Project and SR89 Rehabilitation to Impact Access to Burney Falls Thru Summer 2024

Interim Police Chief Becomes City’s New Public Safety Officer

Clean-up Continues to Remove Railcar and Coal Following Sunday’s Train Derailment

Quincy Biomass Waste Facility Project Takes Aim at Green Biomass Challenges

LCC Features Welding Technology Program Recognizing of Career Education Month

Lassen Supervisors Face Challenges Over Homekey Housing Project

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