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Plumas-Sierra Telecommunications Confirms Outage was due to Cyber Attack

Tuesday, November 7

The communications Co-Op says the electronic system controlling the internet service was cyber-attacked Friday night, causing a disruption in service to all customers. Efforts were made all weekend long to identify the problem, remedy it, and restore service. PST says they are "working with the... Read More.

Tragic Investigation: 3-Year-Old’s Death in Modoc County Under Scrutiny

Tuesday, November 7

Just after 6 p.m. on Friday, deputies responded to a dropped 9-1-1 call in Cedarville. Yet before arriving, dispatch intercepted the in-route deputies, informing them that a 3-year-old with a gunshot wound to his chest had been brought into the Surprise Valley hospital. Tragically, the toddler... Read More.

Plumas National Forest Resumes Pile Burn Amid Return to Wet Weather

Tuesday, November 7

The recent wet weather in the National Forest has allowed firefighters to resume burning activities. On the Beckwourth Ranger District, crews plan to burn 7 acres of piles in Lakes Basin, with test fires already initiated yesterday. Due to winds, smoke will be dispersed throughout... Read More.

USPS Launches Operation Santa, Letter Adoption Program

Tuesday, November 7

Each year, the United States Postal Service (USPS) gears up to give much-needed relief to Santa through its Operation Santa Program, making holiday wishes come true. The letter adoption program allows those registering through the postal services website to act as Santa’s elves and spread... Read More.

Loyalton Water Woes Put to Rest with Federal Funding

Tuesday, November 7

The congressman secured the funding for local water projects across CA's District 3, which includes the city of Loyalton, where he has visited several times over the last few months to address the town's aging water infrastructure. Over the past year, Loyalton officials have grappled... Read More.

Local Youth Returns; Challenges the Community this Christmas Season for a Second Consecutive Year

Tuesday, November 7

Cobi Roshau has set the bar high again this holiday season for the Susanville Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Bell fundraiser, and he’s doing it with a bigger heart and bigger goal. He wants to not only exceed his dollar amount raised this year but is... Read More.

A Communications Outage Affects Thousands Across Multiple Providers over the Weekend.

Monday, November 6

Frontier representatives say technicians were out early Saturday morning for outages that were first reported Friday, November 3rd. No estimated restoration time could be given due to the regional expanse of the outage. Customers of several providers were experiencing internet, cell network, and cable disruptions. Technicians... Read More.

Plumas Votes Tomorrow, Statewide Ballot in March

Monday, November 6

With election day tomorrow in Plumas County, voters will decide on four local district fire protection and medical services measures specific to their regions. The Prattville Almanor Fire Protection District seeks approval for an indefinite special tax of $125 per year with annual adjustments... Read More.

Major Collision on 299 Leaves One Woman Dead

Monday, November 6

One woman Died Friday Afternoon After Another struck her vehicle. Alturas California Highway Patrol (CHP) responded to the fatal traffic collision Just after four p.m. on November 3rd on Highway 299 along Cedar Pass. Reports indicate that 44-year-old Brian Boatman was driving westbound along the highway... Read More.

The Lassen Volcanic National Park Urges Caution as Winter Season Approaches

Monday, November 6

Park Service officials say, “during the shoulder season, a mild fall day can quickly become a snowstorm." The park adds you can expect to see changes as the weather changes, including the removal of guiding signs along the park road and more of the facilities... Read More.

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Plumas-Sierra Telecommunications Confirms Outage was due to Cyber Attack

Tragic Investigation: 3-Year-Old’s Death in Modoc County Under Scrutiny

Plumas National Forest Resumes Pile Burn Amid Return to Wet Weather

USPS Launches Operation Santa, Letter Adoption Program

Loyalton Water Woes Put to Rest with Federal Funding

Local Youth Returns; Challenges the Community this Christmas Season for a Second Consecutive Year

A Communications Outage Affects Thousands Across Multiple Providers over the Weekend.

Plumas Votes Tomorrow, Statewide Ballot in March

Major Collision on 299 Leaves One Woman Dead

The Lassen Volcanic National Park Urges Caution as Winter Season Approaches

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