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Supervisors Review Funding Source for Affordable Housing Project

Affordable Housing returns to the board of Supervisors this week. The board will be presented with a possible funding source for the proposed project. According to the Housing and Grants Division of Health and Social Services,  On March 29, the California Department of Housing and... Read More.

LMUD Holds Board Meeting Tuesday

Lassen Municipal will review power costs in the utility's next board meeting. This Tuesday, as part of a quarterly review, the board will discuss the kilowatt-per-hour charge determined by the Power Delivery and Cost Analysis worksheet. No rate change has been recommended. Ratepayers recently... Read More.

Lassen County Sheriff’s Make Firearms Arrest

Press Release Firearms Arrest Detectives from the Lassen County Sheriff’s Office received information that an individual identified as, Brian Keith Johnson Jr., 41, of Sacramento, CA was living in Herlong and in possession of illegal firearms. Johnson is a convicted felon and is prohibited from possessing... Read More.

University Research Group Propose Unique Repurposing of Shuttered CCC

A whiskey distillery and data center are among seven repurposing suggestions for the California Correctional Center once shuttered as a group of student researchers proposed. Brown University Students and their Professor, John Eason, spent over 1000 hours over a 15-week course researching and developing... Read More.

Pool’s Shoulder Season Threatened by Rising Costs

The Honeylake Valley Pool Board and the community collaborate to keep the pool open. On Tuesday, the Board and the community met to discuss closing the spring and fall shoulder seasons to help cut costs. The fall shoulder season is critical for Lassen High’s swim... Read More.

Roadwork Brings Delays to Burney

With the start of the big melt from this year's impressive snowpack, waterfalls around the region are bringing in scores of visitors, including the already highly popular Burney Falls, yet if traveling in the area, be aware construction season has also begun, and Caltrans... Read More.

Assistant Manager Struck When Vehicle Crashes thru Window

A vehicle collided with Les Schwab Tires storefront in Quincy Wednesday afternoon. Initial reports indicate the assistant manager was struck. Quincy CHP was on the scene. The condition of the person struck or the cause of the collision is known at this time. More details... Read More.

Council Considers Pickleball Courts

City council moves pickleball onto it’s priority list. After multiple visits from the well-established pickleball group in Susanville, the council considered the addition to take the initial steps to consider bringing a set of courts for what has been named the fastest-growing sport in... Read More.
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