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New Public Safety Chief Position Moves Forward with Council Approval

Thursday, December 7

A change in the leadership organization is on the horizon as Susanville’s city council moves forward with creating a Public Safety Chief. The new structure was up for consideration following the retirement of Fire Chief James Moore in August and Police Chief Ryan Cochran in... Read More.

Susanville CHP Reminds Drivers to Heed Caution Signs

Thursday, December 7

Wind speeds gusted at over 40mph yesterday afternoon, resulting in several overturned big rigs along the 395 corridor from the 36 jct to Nevada. Susanville CHP responded to the incidents and reported; fortunately, there were no injuries as a result of the collisions. High winds are... Read More.

Community Partnerships Thrive: EPHC Teams Up with Locals to Make a Difference

Thursday, December 7

In a display of solidarity, eastern Plumas communities have come together with Eastern Plumas Health Center (EPHC) in recent months, showcasing an unwavering commitment to supporting one another during challenging times. The spirit of communal assistance was evident in the aftermath of the devastating fire... Read More.

$20M Agreement Helps Address 4-million-acre Backlog of Burned, Damaged Forests

Thursday, December 7

American Forests, a national nonprofit conservation organization, has entered into a groundbreaking $20 million agreement with the Forest Service to accelerate climate-adapted reforestation across millions of acres of burned and degraded lands in the next five years. This partnership, fueled by the REPLANT Act, allows... Read More.

Region’s First Winter Weather Advisory Arrives Today

Wednesday, December 6

This winter’s first measurable snow is forecasted; the Reno National Weather Service has issued the region's first winter weather advisory. Snow is expected above 6000 feet. Some projections predict snow accumulations of 6 to 10 inches west of 395 and up to 4 inches east... Read More.

The State Denies Big Valley Basin’s Ground Water Sustainability Plan

Wednesday, December 6

Lassen County Supervisor Alabugh, who sits on the board, along with other county supervisors from Modoc, announced they would have 180 days to make the state's requested adjustments. In 2014, California enacted the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA). This law allows local groups called groundwater... Read More.

Pile Burns Continue Across Lassen and Plumas National Forests

Wednesday, December 6

Pile burning is planned across the Plumas National Forest, bringing smoke impacts to nearby communities. Firefighters on all three districts resume the pile burns yesterday. On the Beckwourth Ranger District, burns are being completed near Eureka Ridge; however with forecasted strong winds today, no ignitions... Read More.

Portion of the Lake Almanor Recreation Trail Closed due to Wildfire Restoration Work

Wednesday, December 6

The Lassen National Forest officials say work is resuming at the Canyon Dam Boat launch. Crews are masticating in the vicinity, forcing the closure of 1.5 miles of the trail on the south end of the lake. During operations, the northern parking lot will be... Read More.

Sheriff Announces Retirement

Tuesday, December 5

Lassen County’s Sheriff Dean Growdon has announced his retirement after 13 years of serving as Sheriff-Coroner. His announcement to the community: " I have had the honor of serving as a member of the sheriff's office for the past 30 years and as sheriff coroner... Read More.

Visitor Restrictions in Place at Banner Lassen MC as Flu and Respiratory Illness on the Rise

Tuesday, December 5

The restrictions include: Children under 13 are not allowed to visit patients in their rooms. If bringing siblings to an appointment, children under 13 must stay in the waiting area with an adult. If you are experiencing a fever, cough, vomiting, or diarrhea, you are asked... Read More.

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New Public Safety Chief Position Moves Forward with Council Approval

Susanville CHP Reminds Drivers to Heed Caution Signs

Community Partnerships Thrive: EPHC Teams Up with Locals to Make a Difference

$20M Agreement Helps Address 4-million-acre Backlog of Burned, Damaged Forests

Region’s First Winter Weather Advisory Arrives Today

The State Denies Big Valley Basin’s Ground Water Sustainability Plan

Pile Burns Continue Across Lassen and Plumas National Forests

Portion of the Lake Almanor Recreation Trail Closed due to Wildfire Restoration Work

Sheriff Announces Retirement

Visitor Restrictions in Place at Banner Lassen MC as Flu and Respiratory Illness on the Rise

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