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City Deliberates on ARPA Spending- Recommendations to be Handed Down

Friday, February 23

A mixed bag of projects is what the city of Susanville has on its hands on how to spend the remaining 2.5 million dollars in COVID relief funds. However, the city is not making any quick decisions and is trying to do its due diligence... Read More.

Ballot Blunder in Portola: March 5th Ballots Missing Critical Piece

Friday, February 23

Just mailed out just a few weeks ago, and the primaries are just around the corner; voters in Portola will be asked to vote for a second time due to the oversight. Measure A, the ¾% sales use tax increase, was mistakenly left off... Read More.

Summer Closure of Burney Falls’ Main Trails Sparks Concerns and Curiosity Amid Critical $800,000 Reconstruction Project

Friday, February 23

The announcement by the California State Parks about the closure of the locally-called 8th Wonder of the World, Burney Falls, for the summer has raised many questions. The $835,000 project is set to start on April 1, as long as weather cooperates. The critical reconstruction... Read More.

Sheriff’s Office-BLM Rescue 21 Horses from Neglect in Ravendale

Thursday, February 22

Press Release: Animal Neglect On Monday, February 12, 2024, the Lassen County Sheriff’s Office responded to an address on Marr Road in Ravendale, California, to execute a search warrant for animal cruelty. As a result, twenty-one (21) horses were seized from the property. The seizure of... Read More.

Study Reveals Inadequate Broadband in Nearly a Third of Lassen County Homes; County Pursues Solutions

Thursday, February 22

Rural Lassen County is grappling with inadequate broadband services in nearly a third of its homes, a pressing concern as remote work draws people to rural areas. The challenges hindering fiber expansion include geographic landscape, geological factors, lack of middle-mile access, and remote lifestyles.... Read More.

Coal Cleanup Progress Hindered by Winter Weather After Train Derailment

Thursday, February 22

The winter weather slowed down the progress of removing coal spilled into the middle fork of the Feather River when a train derailed on February 11th near Blairsden. The Union Pacific train carrying 15 cars overturned 8 of them into the river, with three... Read More.

California Water Allocations are up Despite Winter Storms, DWR Considers Further Revisions

Thursday, February 22

Despite recent storms, water allocations for the State Water Project have only jumped up by another 5%. Yet the Dept of Water Resources say they expect a second allocation next month to consider the copious amounts of water the state received over the weekend... Read More.

Planned Pile Burning to Bring Smoke to Delleker, Portola, Lake Davis

Wednesday, February 21

Firefighters on the Plumas National Forest Beckwourth Ranger District plan to conduct the burns about 2 miles north of the community of Delleker and 1 mile north of Highway 70. At 10 am, crews will begin ignitions to treat around 25 acres of machine piles... Read More.

Bolstering Law Enforcement in Plumas County Hinges on March 5th Ballot Measure

Wednesday, February 21

The Plumas Sheriff's office hopes voters will vote yes for Measure A, a sales use tax increase, to boost the department's funding and bolster law enforcement throughout the county. If passed, Measure A would bring an estimated 2.4 million dollars of revenue a year to... Read More.

Lassen Fire Safe Council Hosts Golden State Natural Resources’ Project Manager for February’s Meeting

Wednesday, February 21

Golden State Natural Resources is bringing a pellet manufacturing facility to Nubeiber, in addition to one in Jamestown and a port facility in Stockton. The goal is to further bolster forest resiliency and reduce wildfire risk by using forest residues and small excess trees.... Read More.

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City Deliberates on ARPA Spending- Recommendations to be Handed Down

Ballot Blunder in Portola: March 5th Ballots Missing Critical Piece

Summer Closure of Burney Falls’ Main Trails Sparks Concerns and Curiosity Amid Critical $800,000 Reconstruction Project

Sheriff’s Office-BLM Rescue 21 Horses from Neglect in Ravendale

Study Reveals Inadequate Broadband in Nearly a Third of Lassen County Homes; County Pursues Solutions

Coal Cleanup Progress Hindered by Winter Weather After Train Derailment

California Water Allocations are up Despite Winter Storms, DWR Considers Further Revisions

Planned Pile Burning to Bring Smoke to Delleker, Portola, Lake Davis

Bolstering Law Enforcement in Plumas County Hinges on March 5th Ballot Measure

Lassen Fire Safe Council Hosts Golden State Natural Resources’ Project Manager for February’s Meeting

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