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LMUD Moves Forward with Hayden Hill Line Removal

Nearly a third complete, Lassen M U D makes progress in removing the controversial Hayden Hill Line. The transmission line extends from where Susanville Road intersects State Highway 139, 6 miles south of Adin, and continues south along State Highway 139 to the Hayden Hill... Read More.

Plumas Feral Cat Spay-a-Thon Successful

Feral cats have become a nuisance in Plumas County since the Dixie fire left many abandoned and lost. Earlier this year the County board of supervisors allocated 10,000 dollars from PG&E settlement funds to assist in the spay and neutering of these strays to help... Read More.

Have You Noticed? Gas Prices Decline

Gas prices are gradually decreasing (but experts say it could only be temporary), with some just below the $5 mark, a figure unseen in months. According to the auto club AAA, prices typically decline during the winter months due to reduced demand with fewer cars... Read More.

CDFW Makes First-of-its-Kind Land Transfer

After years of discussion, 40-plus acres of the historic Mount Whitney Fish Hatchery in Inyo County will be handed back over to the Fort Independence Indian Community, a distinct separate tribal government of the four Owens Valley Paiute Tribes. The Wildlife Conservation Board approved... Read More.

CPUD to Phase Fire Employees and Transition to Volunteer Department

Chester Fire and Ambulance Services will begin transitioning to a volunteer department immediately. The decision was handed down after the Chester Public Utility District board agreed with the recommendations of General Manager Adam Cox. Cox added that with a volunteer department, there would still be the... Read More.

Forest Service to Pull Low Water Dock at Eagle Lake

As winter weather approaches, the Forest Service is forced to prepare for the winter season, the Eagle Lake Ranger District has scheduled the removal of the small courtesy dock at the Gallatin Low Water Boat Ramp. This is set to take place tomorrow, Thursday, November... Read More.

Rates on the Rise Again, 5th Increase to Effect December Energy Use

The Lassen Municipal Utility District (LMUD) board has just approved a fifth rate increase, as the utility for the last three months has been under collecting. Based on the cost analysis worksheets (PDCA) used by LMUD for monitoring operational expenses and power purchase costs from... Read More.

LNF Resume RX Burns on Diamond Mtn Thru Tomorrow

Smoke will be visible to Janesville and Susanville today through Thursday. The Lassen National Forest says pile burns resumed as weather conditions have improved. The operation is being conducted on Diamond Mountain. Many are visiting the forest area hunting for Christmas trees; you are asked to... Read More.

Family Devastated by Early Morning Home Fire

A mother and her 3 children suffer a devastating loss after their home burned over the weekend. While the family lay asleep around 1 a.m. Sunday morning, the fire began to overtake the residence at 1005 North Street, all four family members were fortunate to... Read More.

Susanville’s Thanksgiving Turkey Trot Triumphs with Community Support

The Susanville annual Turkey Trot, held each year on the morning of Thanksgiving, has yielded another successful race. Organizers say over 220 people braved the cold temperatures to help raise funds for the Susanville Salvation Army. Donations of perishable foods were also being taken, resulting in... Read More.
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