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Susanville City Limits Proposed to be Expanded

The Susanville city council will look to expand city limits as a Land Use Assessment Report, started early last year, is now complete.With the use of state road tax funding, a study was conducted involving community and stakeholder input to determine the potential growth... Read More.

CHP Search for Missing Driver of Car Found Upside Down in Creek

The California Highway Patrol was on the lookout overnight, searching Plumas county hospitals for a potentially injured driver. A car was partially submerged upside down in a creek near the Taylorsville area. The CHP and Caltrans will be removing the vehicle this morning, but... Read More.

More Snow, Rock Slides, and Power Outages on MLK Holiday

A slick start to your morning, though, with schools and many offices closed for the MLK holiday, not many cars will be on the roads impacting your commute. Overnight snow has dusted the streets of Susanville and the mountain highways; light snow is expected... Read More.

Abandoned Helicopter Potential Sale Stalled by City

An abandoned helicopter may lead to what the City of Susanville has been in desperate need of, economic growth. Bob Tyndall, who sits on the airport commission board, says the Enstrom F28C copter left behind by the former mountain life flight service in hangar... Read More.

Rain Significantly Impacts Drought

The Drought monitor outlook updated weekly says the recent bombardment of atmospheric rivers on the states has significantly reduced the drought.Precipitation totals exceeding 4 inches (liquid-equivalent) were widespread, and several areas in and near the Sierra Nevada, Cascades, and coastal ranges recorded over one... Read More.

Winter Break Cold Snap Bursts Pipes at Local Schools

A cold snap around Winter break bursts two pipes at local schools, causing water damage. Just before students at Westwood Unified campus left for the two-week-long break for the holidays, the library flooded. The school's Business administrator said that extremely cold temperatures froze a joint... Read More.
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