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Greenville Water Line Replacement Project Underway- Fortifying Drinking Water System

Thursday, January 25

A significant development for the Indian Valley Community Services District (IVCSD), the eagerly awaited Greenville Water Line Replacement Project, has kicked off this week. The CSD has partnered with Chester-based Dig It Construction for this project, which aims to fortify Greenville's drinking water system. The... Read More.

Attorneys Seek Delay in Alleged Sex Offender Bradley Reger’s Case Due to Extensive Discovery

Wednesday, January 24

Alleged Sex Offender Bradley Reger’s attorneys have requested, once more, additional time before appearing back in court due to 1000s of more pages of case discovery. A status hearing was scheduled to bring Reger’s case before District Judge Troy Nunley on January 18th. Yet, his... Read More.

Search for Next Lassen County Sheriff Nears Conclusion: Interviews to be Set in Closed Session

Tuesday, January 23

There could be a new sheriff in town by the middle of February. Today, County Administrator Richard Egan told the Lassen Board of Supervisors that the application deadline for Sheriff was reached yesterday, and there have been three applicants, adding that several options were available... Read More.

Lassen Municipal Utility District Looks to Hire New General Manager with a Competitive Compensation Package

Tuesday, January 23

Lassen Municipal Utility District has found a General Manager. This evening, the Board of Directors will consider hiring Robbie Hamlin, who signed an employment agreement on December 21st. He is set to have an annual salary of 262,500 dollars. It is also worked into his contract... Read More.

Lassen Fire Safe Council Achieves Record-breaking Year, Treating Nearly 12,000 Acres in 2023- Announces Development of Community Fund to Support Volunteer Fire Departments

Tuesday, January 23

Lassen Fire Safe Council announces a record-breaking year in the number of acres treated in 2023. Nearly 12,000 acres saw work completed to reduce the risk of wildfire around the region and better protect communities. The LFSC team has extended its efforts beyond critical large-scale projects,... Read More.

Modoc-Washoe Experimental Stewardship Program to Host Meeting and Grazing Workshop

Tuesday, January 23

The Modoc-Washoe Experimental Stewardship Program Steering Committee is set to convene on Feb. 14 at 9 a.m. in Cedarville, California. At the Surprise Valley Community Church Hall, they'll delve into rangeland management topics and host a livestock grazing technology workshop. The community is invited to... Read More.

Historic Move: Iron Gate Dam’s Partial Opening Marks Crucial Step in Klamath River Restoration- Final Steps in the Largest Dam Removal Project in N. CA

Tuesday, January 23

In a landmark move towards ecological restoration, the partial opening of the gate on the 16-foot-wide bypass tunnel at the Iron Gate dam signifies a crucial step in the removal of four aging hydroelectric dams along the Klamath River. This initiative, approved by the Federal... Read More.

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.

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Greenville Water Line Replacement Project Underway- Fortifying Drinking Water System

Attorneys Seek Delay in Alleged Sex Offender Bradley Reger’s Case Due to Extensive Discovery

Search for Next Lassen County Sheriff Nears Conclusion: Interviews to be Set in Closed Session

Lassen Municipal Utility District Looks to Hire New General Manager with a Competitive Compensation Package

Lassen Fire Safe Council Achieves Record-breaking Year, Treating Nearly 12,000 Acres in 2023- Announces Development of Community Fund to Support Volunteer Fire Departments

Modoc-Washoe Experimental Stewardship Program to Host Meeting and Grazing Workshop

Historic Move: Iron Gate Dam’s Partial Opening Marks Crucial Step in Klamath River Restoration- Final Steps in the Largest Dam Removal Project in N. CA

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

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