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California Seeing Massive Damage from the Historical Weather Storm

California is receiving major effects from the Historical cold weather front over the past four months, and the damage is being seen in other regions of California.  Recent snowfall and rains have caused massive damage to roads that involve landslides, potholes,  and erosion in... Read More.

American Valley Speedway – Quincy

2023 Schedule April 23 -Sunday play day depending on weather April 30 - Sunday play day depending on weather May 11 - Thursday dwarf National practice all classes welcome May 12 - Friday Dwarf National May 13- Saturday Dwarf National June 3 July 8 July 30 - Sunday Fair August 5 August 19 September 9 Non... Read More.

Quincy Woman Suffers Major Head Injury in Collision on SR70

A Quincy woman is in critical condition after being ejected when her vehicle lost control due to icy roads. Yesterday morning the California Highway Patrol said 35-year-old Molly Baker of Quincy was driving her Ford Ranger on Highway 70, west of Squirrel Creek Road, at... Read More.

Portola to Name New Mayor After Passing of Mayor Cooley

Portola’s mayor has passed after a long battle with cancer, leaving a vacancy on the council. Today the city will meet to discuss filing the seat and appointing a new mayor and mayor pro tem, currently held by Bill Powers. The mayor passed on March... Read More.

LCSO Holds Public Meeting for Military Equipment Use Policy

The Lassen County Sheriff's Office (LCSO) and other departments nationwide were required to return surplus military-style equipment under controlled use when assembly bill 481 became law in January of 2022. This law requires law enforcement agencies to establish an ordinance that mandates them to develop... Read More.

Nonprofit May Lose Facility Used to Feed Veterans and Seniors

Nonprofit Organization Fort Sage Resource Center, which feeds veterans and over 400 other community members in the Doyle and Herlong area, is asking the County Board of Supervisors to help lift restrictions off a property deed or face closure. Once owned by the Honey Lake... Read More.
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