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City Receives Much Anticipated EV ATV

The City of Susanville announces the arrival of the long-awaited electric All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV), a critical component of the city's comprehensive strategy to tackle homelessness along the Susan River Trail. In a collaborative effort with the Lassen Municipal Utility District (LMUD), the city successfully... Read More.

New Restroom Facility Arrives at Memorial Park

You may have observed the commotion at Memorial Park as the precast restroom facility has been successfully delivered. This much-needed facility was made possible through the city's diligent efforts to secure a grant from the state's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG CV ⅔) program. The... Read More.

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony this Weekend in Greenville

The successful conclusion of the Greenville Landscaping project marks a significant achievement and will be commemorated through a ribbon-cutting ceremony to coincide with the town's Oktoberfest Festival this weekend. Over the summer months, Caltrans and local partners collaborated diligently to rejuvenate the rural community's infrastructure.... Read More.

MRANN Bike Race

The season finale of MRANN is here. October 28-29 will be Round 9 hosted by @tankslappersmc. Big bikes will be racing on Saturday and Peewees, minis, V women, and bombers will be racing Sunday. The club will also be hosting a hill climb challenge... Read More.

City of Susanville to Hold Public Hearing on State COVID Grant

The City of Susanville has announced an upcoming Public Hearing during the regular City Council meeting scheduled for November 1, to conduct a review and seek approval for the closeout of the CDBG Coronavirus Grant 20-CDBG-CV2-3-00047, known as the City of Susanville Emergency Services... Read More.

HLVRA Opens Talks About Future Pool Funding

The Honey Lake Valley Recreational Authority opens the conversation to continue supplemental funds to operate the community pool, with talk of seeking the help of the schools. During the board's Tuesday meeting, it was discussed that the current joint powers agreement between the city and... Read More.

Unforeseen Wind Disrupts Prescribed Burns in Plumas National Forest

Prescribed burn operations abruptly stopped on the Feather River Ranger District when unexpected winds disrupted the process and caused smoke to impact the communities of Butterfly Valley and La Porte. However, amidst these challenges, the Forest Service managed to successfully complete burn operations on... Read More.

Quincy to Keep Dame Shirley Plaza

In a momentous win for the community, the county has declared that it has no intent to sell the park to the Judicial Council for the placement of the new Courthouse. In a split vote, the supervisors shut down the sale and preserved the park's... Read More.
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