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PSREC Receives Dixie Fire Rebuilding Funding

Plumas Sierra Rural Electric had received funding for Dixie Fire Recovery after a year and a half wait.Congressman Doug LaMalfa has announced that he secured a substantial grant of over 1.3 million dollars from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for the Plumas-Sierra Rural... Read More.

Highway 36 Fire Leads to Intersection Shut Down

Susanville fire department shuts down Highway 36 for an hour overnight on Tuesday. Around 7 p.m., the Susanville Fire crews responded to a small fire that broke out in the brush by McDonald’s.The Fire Department was forced to shut down highway 36 and... Read More.

Fire Season to be Delayed From the 12 Atmospheric Rivers

Atmospheric Rivers may help delay this year's Fire Season.  Meteorologist Chris Smallcomb from The Reno National Weather Service shares that the threat of fire is reduced with California receiving substantial water from heavy snow and rain showers. Smallcomb adds that things may look different... Read More.

After 3 Days, Flood Evacuation Warnings are Lifted

Flood Evacuation warnings have been lifted by the Plumas County Sheriffs' office.As of last evening, river levels had receded enough to reduce the threat for homes along the Middle fork of the feather river from Cromberg, Portola, to Graeagle. Homes were under the warning... Read More.

LCC Graduates 21 Students from LCC-Cal Fire Academy

Lassen Community College's Fire Technology Program is celebrating the successful completion of 21 students in its recent LCC-Cal Fire Academy in Alturas. These students underwent an intensive 7-week training program designed to meet the requirements for a career as a Cal Fire professional. On... Read More.

Council Approves New Monument to Welcome You into Susanville

A new sign will soon greet travelers in the city of Susanville. With the help of Caltrans, who secured Clean California grant funding, the city will complete design work on a monument that will read “Welcome to Susanville” in block letters with preliminary design... Read More.

Roads and Fields Still Underwater in Plumas

Indian Valley and Graeagle are struggling to recover from the recent round of storms bringing historic snowfall, followed by heavy rains, and now bursts of sunshine melting the snowpack.Many fields remain underwater after this week's deluge of rain, including Indian Valley's Golf Course and... Read More.
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