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City Council Pursues Grant-Funded Community Services Officer, Upgrades Natural Gas Infrastructure, and Embraces the Pickleball Sensation

Monday, July 31

Several new developments may be underway for Susanville. The City Council, during this week’s meeting, is seeking approval to employ a full-time Community Services Officer with the help of a nearly 400,000 dollar grant. This officer’s role will assess housing services, assist unsheltered individuals, and... Read More.

Caltrans Greenville Landscaping Project Delayed, Set to Start Aug. 7

Monday, July 31

Greenville will have to wait longer for the anticipated Clean California Greenville Landscaping Project, with construction set to begin on August 7, initially planned to begin two weeks ago. The project aims to revitalize the downtown segment of State Route 89 devastated by the... Read More.

Plumas Supervisors Tackle Contentious Topics this Week

Monday, July 31

Plumas supervisors will tackle two major topics of interest for the county at tomorrow's board meeting; Dame Shirley Plaza and the Eastern Plumas Fire Protection District. Dame Shirley Plaza was selected as the site for the new courthouse in Quincy per the state, yet the... Read More.

AlertCalifornia Launches Groundbreaking Wildfire Camera Network, Empowering Public Vigilance and Early Fire Detection Statewide

Monday, July 31

As the region faces the onset of wildfire season amid scorching summer heat drying forest fuels following the long winter, AlertCalifornia, Based at the University of California San Diego, has taken a significant step forward in fire safety by introducing a revolutionary wildfire camera... Read More.

Smoke Alert, May be Visible in NW Lassen County

Friday, July 28

Smoke alert for the surrounding areas to the Northwest of Eagle Lake. Calfire’s Lassen Modoc Unit says Do Not Be Alarmed, as smoke may be visible near Little Valley today. Beginning at 9 am a prescribed burn will be taking place on the Dixie... Read More.

Almanor Ranger District Moves Forward With Toilet Replacement Project

Friday, July 28

The Lassen National Forest, after several years, has finally obtained funding to complete the much-anticipated Almanor Toilet Replacement Project, set to begin on July 31. The project will focus on upgrading restroom facilities at the North and South campgrounds. The renovation work will cause... Read More.

Two Arrested in Modoc After High-Speed Chase Through Alturas

Friday, July 28

The incident unfolded when an Alturas police officer tried to pull over Jarrett Lancaster, who was driving without a license and under community post-release supervision for evading officers last June. Ignoring the officer's Lancaster accelerated to speeds exceeding 100 mph, evading capture as the... Read More.

PG&E Holds Virtual Meetings on Wildfire Preparedness

Friday, July 28

PG&E will hold more virtual meetings to prepare those in the North Valley and Sierra region for wildfire season. Utility representatives, including Regional Vice President Joe Wilson, will discuss this year's wildfire season and share tips on hwo you can prepare your home. You’ll... Read More.

Northern California Law Enforcement Agencies Unite for Community-Building Events: National Night Out and Plumas Law Enforcement Fair

Thursday, July 27

Law enforcement agencies across Northern California are uniting for a special evening of meet and greets aimed at fostering a stronger sense of community. You can mark your calendars for this upcoming Tuesday, August 1st, from 4 to 7pm, as The Susanville Police Department,... Read More.

Reno-Tahoe Intl Airport Says to Plan on Extended Summer Travel

Thursday, July 27

Busy summer travel is expected to continue as the Reno Tahoe International Airport says it has seen the most passengers pass through this year than over the last 15 years. Airport officials say In the first six months, the Airport served over 2 million passengers,... Read More.

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City Council Pursues Grant-Funded Community Services Officer, Upgrades Natural Gas Infrastructure, and Embraces the Pickleball Sensation

Caltrans Greenville Landscaping Project Delayed, Set to Start Aug. 7

Plumas Supervisors Tackle Contentious Topics this Week

AlertCalifornia Launches Groundbreaking Wildfire Camera Network, Empowering Public Vigilance and Early Fire Detection Statewide

Smoke Alert, May be Visible in NW Lassen County

Almanor Ranger District Moves Forward With Toilet Replacement Project

Two Arrested in Modoc After High-Speed Chase Through Alturas

PG&E Holds Virtual Meetings on Wildfire Preparedness

Northern California Law Enforcement Agencies Unite for Community-Building Events: National Night Out and Plumas Law Enforcement Fair

Reno-Tahoe Intl Airport Says to Plan on Extended Summer Travel

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