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RX Burns Begin Across LNF Ranger Districts

Be ready to see smoke throughout the Lassen National Forest as prescribed fire burn projects will begin across all three Ranger districts this spring.In the Hat creek ranger district, crews will focus on completing 300 acres in Old Station near Bainbridge and Twin Bridges... Read More.

Lassen High to Bring Mental Health Coaches for Student Well-Being

Lassen High School met on Tuesday to discuss a potential contract with Clayful. An organization that employs trained professionals in coaching with a prior four-year mental health education.This program has serviced eight districts nationwide and has been in business for almost two years. The... Read More.

Lawmakers Address Fentanyl Crisis

State lawmakers are facing the fentanyl crisis head-on today. Assemblywoman Dahle shared that Fentanyl overdose is the leading cause of death among 18-45-year-olds in the US, with 500 Californians dying monthly from fentanyl-related deaths. Adding that time to act is running out. Dahle and... Read More.

Lassen County Has Nations Largest Percent Decline in Population

According to recent reports from the Census Bureau, Lassen County had the nation's most significant percent decline in population. The county dropped by 6% from July 2021 to July 2022, having a negative total population change of over 1900 individuals.However, this was not uncommon... Read More.

City Approves Closures for Farmer’s Markets

Local Area Revitalization Project Co-Op gets approved by the Susanville City Council to close parts of uptown to hold 13 Saturday Markets and five night markets. City Public Works Director Bob Godman said crews would close Pancera Plaza from 9 pm on Fridays to... Read More.

NOAA Issues El Nino Watch

La Nina has been officially declared over by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The weather pattern typically means cooler temperatures and heavier rain for the country's northwest, as seen this winter. Yet the NOAA says you can expect a calm period as the... Read More.

Free Tire Collection Day in Delleker

This Earth Day, as part of the Clean California program, Caltrans partnered with Plumas County Public Works and the Mattress Recycling Council to pay dump fees for old tires.You can bring your old car and light truck tires to the Delleker Transfer station on... Read More.

Community Raising Money to Slow Down Speeders

In rural towns in northeast California, the state highway often serves as the main street, leading to concerns about speeding drivers failing to slow down as they enter town. The Adin Park Committee, responsible for maintaining the town's park and community hall through volunteered... Read More.

City Council Meeting, April 19, 2023

 City Council Meeting held this WednesdayThe City council will meet this Wednesday at five at City Hall to discuss the upcoming Farmers market and shutting the streets down to host the 13 Saturdays and 5 Night Markets.The City Administrator will sign a Restricted... Read More.
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